The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-24
NEW SLETS.

Upon the sin-steeped alleys of the town;
That watch. thro' mist, or darkness. or
the rain.
The old, Old tragedies. the ancient pain.
What nameless deeds are wrought be-
meath their sight,
In the great hush of the slow dwindling
night
O tired eyes how patient ye have been.
Thus to gaze on the shameless city's sin;
And oh. how glad how glad ye must be
Day comes at last and ye can sleep
again,
The Home Magazine.
\ slot gum machine was stolen from IN
front OF 7l2 North Main street last night
orion r Munroe of this city has been
granted pension reissue) of Sl2 a
month.
Harry G. Neal has placed an attach
ment on the property of Peter r. Flynn
for 500, according 10 the records at the
city hall
and whist i'm the Casino at Roger VIII
liams park Wednesday Nov 6. from S
y. M. 90 l a m.
Edward Mason got nine months and
Daniel Burns six months at the farm
from Judge sweetland today for being
common drunkards.
Morris straswick, Of 297 North Main
street reports TO the police that his II
yeaT-old daughter Jennie ran away from
home last Saturday.
Jalius q Legg. driver for Brown &
Earle. lost 30-pound tub of fancy butter
from Ms delivery wagon last evening. lie
thinks that il was stolen.
Patrolman Chace found sorre horse
harnessed to q light buggy astrsy on Page
street at o'clock last night. II was
stabbed with Billings Bros.
Nathan Rouslin OF 275 South Main street
reports the theft OF q. feet OF lead and n
brass coupling from vacant tenement at
y Transit street. The theft occurred
Tuesday.
The Nasonyille Wooden company has
changed hands. William Gilbert. one OF
the owners. having sold his interest 10
Charles Kimball OF Providence. who with
ELI Gilboa. the other owner. viii now
operate the mill.
Albert Drew was arrested on Charles
street by Patrolmen Mccarthy and Doyle
last night for persistently begging money
from pedestrians. Today Judge Sweet
land sent him over for six months for
being a sturdy beggar.
The house at 297 Eddy street was un-
dergoing fumigation process yesterday
afternoon. About 4 o'clock immense
clouds of smoke were pouring out of
open windows. The fumigation was APP
parently thorough success The fire
department was called out but their SER
vices were not needed,
Chief OF Police Baker. Police Surgeon
Griffin. Warrant Officer Jones, Judge
| sweetland and representatives of the To-
| cal press were dined at the Hotel Colum-
bug, at ISL Atwells avenue. by Court In
terpreter Frank Raia last evening. Ca
terer De Benedict provided a pleasing
| Italian menu
| fraudulent canvasser Is about town.
| Joseph Moss. OF 20 Crandall stret. reports
| that a man came to his house Tuesday
! and told his wife that their daughter. Sa-
| rah y Moss. had sent him TO collect 81,
| on account OF a subscription 10 the La
| dies Home Journal Miss Moss had
J neither subscribed. nor sent for the
4 money. which by the way, was given %
the alleged agent.
! Michael Conboy was working for the
| Narragansett Electric Light and Power
| company yesterday and having aboard a
| partial load looked for the means TO Sc
| cure more liquor. He stole three metal
| valves valued at 81 and was In the act
| OF selling them when he was arrested
! by Patrolman Wallace. In the Sixth
| district court today he was fined SIS and
costs.
tNattCr McNuitv-was sent "a jail for
! 20 days by Judge Sweetlsnd this morning.
/ McNulty went TO his uncle Johns house
! on Knight street last evening and en-
! deavored TO effect a loan. Uncle John
I didn't see 1t in that light and this made
walter so ugly that he yanked Uncle
| John about the house and wound up By
! humping him I'm the face. The police
! gave McNulty bad character. as
/ drunken, loafing. troublesome fellow. and
I this helped him to long jail sentence.
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