The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
NEW SLETS.

Somehow there's always statesman
no guido our ship of state
Tho idngs of The world are many
And 80 arc the sons of fate
Tho wonderful untamed masters
Who harness the skys wild fire;
But let me whisper secret-
The heart of the worlds desire
ls not In the child of genius.
Nor Yet iu royal masque
Tho heart OF the world ~ Ncarnne
For the man who sings 2 his task.
Enough of birth and genius.
Which dazzle our tired eyes,
Let uS turn Ike simple children.
Wherever the sunlight lies,
And praise. a. king and master,
Where no deep shadows lurk.
The man who teaches freedom
The man who sings al his work
Sarah Glausman. Of l35 Coddlng street
reports the loss of 50 iu bills taken from
her bureau some time yesterday
Christopher MclIale. % wears old. plead
cd not guilty 20 the charge OF vaGrsncy
in the sixth district court today. lie
was held In 500 for Trial tomorrow morn
ing.
Edward IT. Mann Of Boston Is tempo
rariy hlling tho posito~ Of day clerk Al
Hotel Albany. the regular clerk being
confined 90 his residence on Willow street
by a severe cold.
la his annual report 10 the secretary Of
war Cen. Gillespie chief OF engineers. rec
onmeuds an appropriation OF $Si5Qo for
tho Improvements of Providence river and
$500 80 for a harbor Of refuge AT Point
judith.
The St Wilhelmius Benevolent Aid So
ciety No. ss5. Irish Catholic Benevolent
union. held a successful social last even
ing in Lilly academy. 7s5 Westminster
street. Music was furnished by the Sa-
voy orchestra.
EliZear Tetrault's horse, attached ot 4
grocery delivery wagon. ran away on
Putnam street yesterday afternoon. Al
bert Jcubert the driver. was thrown out
and his leg Was broken. lie was sent to
the Rhode Island hospital
Charles ~. Coserove - years old. en-
gagged iu Halloween tricks in advance of
the regular time last night lie went IL
10 the extent that he unhung some gates
on Wendell street Patrolman Coakley
saw him and today he was lined 81.
There is striking similarity between
the Stesrns forged checks which interest
Attleboro. tho Foster check game in Paw
tucket and the Arnold check business In
South Framinaham. The two Pawtucket
swiudlers arc now in custody there and
owned M -vrrv-rhcerfull Co Their doines
in this state.
Jacob Johnson. employed by the con-
tractors who are erecting the new Brown
university administration building at the
corner of Prospect and College streets,
was struck upon his chin by falling ma
terial. while At work there this noon ana
sustained slight cut lie was sent TO
the Rhode Island hospital
James Cramcr and John Carter wore
each fined g. and William McCsnn ! cent
and costs IN the police court today for
stone throwing on Plain strct lsst night.
They wore arrested by Patrolmcn Bless
ing and Kelly. The first two We're Is
years old. the latter Was l6. aud his nuc
OF ! cent and costs brought his bill up
70 s26l.
Officer Ferguson Of the Fourth station
pulled an alarm from boN 2SN. at about
9:6 O'Clock last night for a slight ire
i'm the house situated ut y street and
occupied by James Dolan and family.
Mrs Dolan Is at a loss 60 account for
the dre. sbe having retired some time be-
fore Il was discovered The house is
owned by Michael Greeley and the dam
age may possibly amount to 800
The New York. New lIaven & Hartford
Railroad company has ordered 80 new To-
comotlves and 100 freight cars because
OF increased business and TO rcp'ete its
rolling stock. Ten OF the locomotives arc
for passenger service. 10 for freight and
10 switchers The order for the loco
motives was placed with the American
Locomotive company. and that for the
cars with the Pressed steel Car company
uf Pittsburg