The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-09

landi Snow tonlgnt, IOlloWeu NY NiS"'
ing; cold wave tonight and Saturday
Easterly. shifting to northwesterly
gales.
NEW SLETS.
We long for a peace that Is lasting
We plead for a rapture that's rare'
Like fishermen ceaselessly casting
Their nets in the gulf of despair
We draw from deep waters of sorrow
Dark wrecks OF old failure and fear
And out OF sea silence we borrow
The storm that will never come near.
Faith speeds past the footsteps OF
Duty,
And halts at the door of tomb;
Thought pierces the source of all beauty
AMI returns unto dust-'t.s the doom
OF each man-child TO strive and TO Won
der;
To plan for some positive gain;
And only find mysteries under
All life. be IL pleasure or pain
10. in realms of the mind there Is
treasure
For tollers who dwell in content;
There Is truth that no science can
measure.
And the fearless are never forspent;
There is light when earth shadows are
falling,
There's reward for the deeds That are
done
Where envy crowned virtues are call
ing:
Through faith is tiny victory won"
Chicago Record.
John Clark. a common drunkard. was
sent to the farm for six months, by
Judge sweetland, today.
Benjamin Wood pleaded guilty, in
the 9Th district court. today. to the
charge OF vagrancy, and was sent to
the farm for six months.
Michael Baxter was held in 5000, by
Judge sweetland, today for trial next
Tuesday, for an assault upon his wife,
Ann Baxter
Stephen Boyden was fined 81 and
costs, In the 9Th district court, today.
for the theft OF two loaves OF bread
from William S. Hayward.
The complaint against Alberta ID
Sweet, for harboring an unlicensed
dog, was, in ine 9Th district court, to-
day, continued for one week.
Mrs. Mary Walsh, OF Canton
street. reports that her 15-year-old son
James W., has been missing from
home since a. m. Wednesday.
Matthew f. Tyler, colored, was fined
81 and costs in the Sixth district court
today for the theft of a newspaper
from doorstep last Tuesday morning
An appeal was taken.
At the close OF the national convention
of the Irish National Foresters in Paw
iucket. yesterday, strong resolution
were ordered sent to the press, express
ing sympathy with the Beers.
Edward Tracy, OF No. 13 Lincoln
street. reports that yesterday he sen
a man out. to deliver some coal and t,
collect 81 upon the same. Since thei
he has seen neither the man. the Goa
nor the money.
The case against John Hanlon, 10
making. an assault on William \
Small, was. in the 9Th district court
today, discontinued upon payment o
costs. This was by consent OF the ag
grieved party.
Mrs Ellen Eiseman was committe
TO the state Hospital for the insane b
Judge Sweetland today. She was $
violent that II became necessary 10 re
move her from the Sixth district cour
room and hold the examination in tn
guard room OF the Central police sta
tion.
A convention of the Building Ia
borers' Protective Union of America
present from all parts of the countl
and Canada. The sessions are beir
held In Hibernian hall. and there is
lot of work 10 be done before the col
vention adjourns. which will probab
not be before Monday next.
John Doyle was before the 9Th di
trict court today on the charge
stealing a cape, valued at 81. fro
Mary Townsend. Of 303 Eddy sire,
rhe cape was left hanging In Mi
Townsend's room and II was next sc,
in Carpenters pawn shop. whe
Doyle tried to shove 1t up. He told Ca
penter that the cape belonged 20 !
wife and a loan was refused hi
Doyle got a loan on Union street. T
respondent was sent to Jail for so da,
Doyle has been up twice before
breaking and entering. An appeal "
taken.
Joseph Ross. an Italian. was tried
the sixth district court today on I