The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-14

And the wind makes answer again:
! The tides OF the deep are drawn TO the
sky,
And the clouds give back the rain.
| My heart too. calls for thine,
over land and over sea;
j o wandering one. thine heart incline,
/ Give love for love 10 me.
Boston Journal
Two rabbits were stolen from Paris
Godfreys warren, at Grove street, last
night.
There were 5s prisoners in the Central
police station Saturday. Most OF these
| were drunks.
A carriage robe was purloined from
Frank McKendall's barn, 5S2 Charles
street. Sunday evening.
James Stewart and Annie Howard were
fined $40 and costs each by Judge Sweet
land today for improper conduct
David Conuors denied In The sixth dis
| trict court today that he was a common
drunkard. lie was held in $500 for trial
I Friday.
| John Field OF a. fremont street lost
rooster and a hen Saturday night, and
Joseph Sousa, 40 fremont. four chickens,
| last night.
| William Stewart. 46 years old, car
| penter by trade residing at 60 Magellan
street. fell while at work at the corner Of
| Friendship and Dorrancc streets, this
morning. sustaining fracture of his col
lar bone. lie was sent to the Rhode Island
| hospital
| Charles Davis. colored man about 30
| years of age, was thrown from bicycle
on North Main street yesterday forenoon
| and sustained scalp wound The acci-
| dent occurred at the corner OF North
| Main and Meeting streets at iO:SO o'clock.
| lie simply sustained a scalp wound.
| Several gum and chocolate slot ma
| chimes were raidcd last night One was
looted at 2l1 South Main; one at Luce's
| drug store, 40 Wickenden and one at 1865
| Elmwood avenue. Thomas Phelan was ar
rested on suspicion by Patrolmen Duffy
| and Morse at los this morning. He had
rum and candy-iH his possession.
| For some time small boys have annoy
| ed the sisters at the st. Vincent de Paul
asylum by trespassing on that estate
stealing fruit, breaking down trees and
| by using vulgar language. Today as a
lesson for others. Judge Sweetland fined
| Albert Worthlngton and George Cleverly
50 each for the theft of fruit valued at
81
Edmond Schoheld 10 years old, was
! nlaced on probation until Dec. Sd, by
| Judge Sweetland, today. for assaulting
! ANGELA Hall. years old. Schofield and
other boys were in one yard and ANGELA
| and girl friends were i'm another. Edmond
| hit ANGELA on the head with a stone,
which then bounded off and struck an
| other girl. ANGELA sustained a slight
| scalp wound.
The board of health OF Newport has
| isolated well-developed case of small
| pox The patient is Robert Evans of the
| Salvation Army and DR.. Davis has issued
| an order for the opening of the pest
| house. Evans arrived in Newport from
| Boston two weeks ago and lived in q
boarding house. and is is supposed that
! he brought the disease from that city,
| Last night the army barracks were dark
| and no services were held, while pickets
ycrc on duty at the pest house and a
| the place where the patient was taken in.
Adam Thompson OF Nisntic. a brake
| man on local freight on the Consol-
| dated railroad died Saturday afternoon
| nj 5:25 o'clock at the New London hos
! ital. from injuries received by falling
/ from his train. lie was on top OF car
"a Groton. when the air hose burst The
udden stoppage threw him between the
ars which ran across him. lie was con
veycd 10 the New London station and
then I'm an ambulance 20 the hospital
| Tie was so seriously injured that he died
inside Of ten minutes The body was
removed 10 an undertaker's shop and
today was taken to the home of his
brother. John S Thompson. where the
uneral was held a wife and thyee-yoar-
old son, are left by the dead railroad
|