The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-16


N NEWSLETS.
Horace calls no more 10 me,
Homer in the dust-heap lies;
/ have found my odyssey
In the lightness OF her glee,
In the laughter of her eyes.
Ovlds page is thumbed no more,
Fen Catullus has no choice,
There is endless, precious lore,
Such as / never knew before,
In the music of her voice.
Breath OF hyssop stepped In wine.
Breath OF violets and furze,
wildwood roses, Grecian myrrhs,
All these perfumes do combine
In that maiden breath of hers.
Nay. look not at the skies
Nor the sun that hillward slips,
For the day lives or IL dies,
In the laughter OF her eyes.
In the music of her lips.
Harold McGrath I'm the Bookman.
John Morrow. 81 years old. has been
missing from 6e4 Manton avenue since
July 4th
William A. Algro. common drunkard.
was today placed on probation until Dec.
9Th, by Judge Sweetland.
James Hattuck. colored boy. was fined
s. and costs. by Judge SweetIand today
for the theft of So worth OF shirts from
David Coplan.
Patrick A. Spaight has begun suit
against Charles Allen TO recover $1,000
alleged to be due for digging a cellar at
567 Westminster street.
James +. Gormley was placed on pro
bs ton until December 9Th, by Judge
sweetland today. In the interim Gormley
agrees to support his wife and children.
Nicola Damiano an Italian ice cream
pedder is to be tried I'm the police court.
tomorrow, for refusing to show his badge
when asked to do so by a patrolman.
Charles Simmons was sent 10 the re-
form school during his minority. by
Judge Sweetland today, for driving of
a horse and carriage belonging to Walter
Jones.
Edward Stockton, wanted by the No.
Providence police for the alleged larceny
OF S35 in cash, was picked up drunk here,
last night, and awaits the coming OF
warrant from Chief Kinnecum.
Daniel Sheehan, OF is Plain street was
received at the Rhode Island hospital
about midnight last night His left leg
was broken near the ankle. The injury
he said was caused by fall. which he
had on Putnam street
Miss Fanny Farrell OF 40 Printery street
had an unpleasant experience last even
ing. She was attending the evening ser
vice at the Cathedral'and meanwhile had
left her bicycle standing just outside the
church. officer Irish OF the 9TH station
recovered IL later In the evening, however.
on Winslow street.
The Appellate court I'm a rescript handed
down today in the case of Elisha Hill VS.
Howard Browning says IL sees no ground
for a new trial either in evidence or
was a suit TO recover damages for a loss
of wife's services and a jury gave the
plaintiff verdict for 500.
The defendant I'm the case OF Robert
Henry VS.. Hugh Duffy must according 10
the rescrlpt handed down by the Appel
late courttoday pay to plaintiff the sum
OF s22l461. A Jurys verdict is sustained
less a credit of s2O7 contained in the plain
tiff's bill OF particulars that was over
looked by the jury.
Augustus Lovett. about IS years old, of
2 Dartmouth avenue, was found yester-
day in a lot off whlpple street in a semi
conscious condition. He had evidently
been overcome by the heat and the
the stranger who described him at once
called up the I'd police station The off.
GERS responded and ordered the man re-
moved to the Rhode Island hospital.
The following rescript was handed down
today by the Appellate division OF the
Supreme court The court is of opinion
that under the second clause OF the will
OF Michael Mccarthy all the pecuniary
bequests contained In the fifth TO the
eleventh clauses. inclusive. are postponed
until the death or remarriage OF the tes-
tator's widow, Catherine Mccarthy.
I0 Sustained