The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-02
NEWSLETS.


Somewhere the thing we long for
Exists on esrirs Wide bound.
Somewhere The sun Is shining
When winter nins the ground.
Somewhere the flowers arc spriuging
Somewh here the corn H. brown,
And ready unto the harvest
10 feed The hungry town.
Somewhere che twilight gathers
And WearA men las hy
The burden of the daytime.
And wrapped la slumbcr no
Somewhere the day Is orcxklns,
And gloom aud darNae AZ nee;
Though storms our bark are tossing
There's ,omewlIcrc placid sea.
And thus ! thought, It's always,
lu his mysteribus life
There's always eladucss somewhere
ln spite of lis pain and strife
And somewhere the sim and sorrow
pl earth are known no more,
Somewhere our weary spirits
SHAH find peaceful shore.
Somewhere the things that Try US
SHAH all have passed away
And doubi and fear no longer
Impede the perfect day.
Oh. brother though the darkness
Around thy soul bc east.
The earth Is rolling suuward
And light shall come M last
Alfred Capcl shaw in Elmira Facts.
Charles Smith, lame beggar. was ship
ped 10 New York 10y the local police this
afternoon
James Gillespie. of Ashcroft street
reports that A.i5 In change was stolen
from his house yesterday.
Michael Clinton, Of Hospital street, re-
ports that his barn was entered ON the
night Of oct. Slst. and that damage 20
the extent of s. was done by boys.
George Golfers. Il years old. a runaway
from Dudley. Mass. was picked mp At
the Union Passenger station last night
To-day Mr.. Wallace sent him home.
Kelly & Quinn's liquor saloon. pa Man
ton avenue was entered by breaking a
pane of glass. at $3.50 this morning An
that was missed was piece OF pie.
Patrolman John r. Conaty of the
Fourth precinct is minus one finger on
his left hand. He was chopping wood
at his house, lol Harvest. street yester-
day.
The local manager Of the New York
Life Insurance company, gave dinner at
the crown hotel yesterday To the agents
OF the local branches throughout the
state.
Augustus Dunn. Frank McGr Ed
ward Fitzpatrick, Ralph Nichols ana FL
lery G. Edwards were fined 81 each. I'm
the Juvenile Police court today for rev.
elline on knight street, Halloween night.
Prairie avenue car, 203 and Samuel w.
Valkiuburgh's milk wagon came into coll
lision at the intersection Of Hospital and
South streets yesterday one of the
wheels of the milk cart was broken and
an axle was sprung
Herbert Martin % years. was arrested
on Westminster street. yesterday after
noon by Detective O'Mally and delivered
by him 70 Detective Haberlin OF Paw
tucket. where he was wanted for the lar
ceny OF a watch and chain.
John Ash. colored was sent to jail for
90 days by Judge Sweetland today for as
saulting Mamie Bainford, on Pond street
yesterday morning. lie had assaulted her
several times before the complaint was
lodged and was warned by an officer not
TO repeat his conduct. Almost Instantly
Ash struck the woman In the face and
was there and then placed under arrest
John Hopkins. white. and Ernest Gears
colorcd each 13 wears old, were bound
over to the grand Jury. from the Juvenile
court today. I'm Slno each for breaking.
and entering harm with intent 10 com
init larceny they having pleaded guilty
20 that charge Tho barn was on Pact
nc avenue In the seventh Police pre-
clnct and belonged 10 William Bullock.
The boys made hole under the side OF
the barn. followed the tunnel until they
were under "a trap door which they raised
with The Intention Of getting at pigeon
loft Patrolmau w r. Poiucer discover
ed them and arrested them as they were
crawling out