The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-26
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II four blank walls be mine and ever,
wind
That goes careenins through the waists o.
sky
Makes free with my shrunk easement
| and my hearth
Shows but a feeble flame. and the rough
floor
Has but the dust for carpet am | poor?
! Nav, | am very croesus that. and more,
For no swart Mede can rob me OF the
dreams
| Wherewith hang rapt Madonna there
A face Murillo pslnted--drape rich folds
OF Gold-shot damask round yon oriel
And heap about me rugs OF velvet pile
Doft-wrought uponsthe looms OF herman
shah.
Poor is he poor who has Gods sift of
-Lipplncotts Magazine
Mrs. John w. Lunson OF Is Byheld
street was bitten in the LEFT side by Gray
spencers dog Tuesday.
Twelve chickens. OF t.-e aggregate
value of So. were stolen from Josenh A.
Bochsns yard. No. 65 Boyd street Tues
day.
Charles p, Woodward was fined $40 and
costs, in the 9Th district court. today. for
appronriating a suit Of clothes valued at
So the property OF VIM Cargln
John Maksoodan was fined $40 and
costs in the police court. today, for re-.
yelling on Westminster street. a few
days ago lie had previously pleaded not
guilty
Henry Defeo was fined $40 and costs, By
Judge Sweetland. this morning. for the
theft of case OF meat. valued at s5c..
the property of oscar Swanson and
others.
Edward Davenport waived examination
in the 6th district court today, upon the
charge OF carnally assaulting Florence
X. Garin, little girl Davenport was
held for the grand jury in $1,000.
Thomas Glavin was bound over TO the
grand jury. from the 9Th district court.
today. and in $500 for assaulting James
Cummings. Gavin pleaded not guilty and
waived an examination. Bail was fur
nished.
Mary Lewis. colored, who was arrested
several weeks ago for stealing a belt
and s2S from Cammille Lawriere, in
Fenner street stable was in the 9Th dis
trict court. today, placed on probation
until Dec. 9Th.
Herman A. Boske was bound over TO
the grand jury. in $500, by Judge Sweet
land, today, for an aggravated assault
upon Arno Golde; at Lymansville. last
Monday night. Golde was struck and cut
on the back OF his head.
Bernard Hackett, who at l O'Clock one
morning of last week was found In Mary
Cullen's tenement. on Transit street.
waived examination in the eth district
court today, and was held for the grand
jury in $1,000. Surety was furnished.
Mrs. Beatrice Dllsworth Of is7 Wash.
ington street, reports that she saw a man
hanging about her house at 7;s0 p. m.
Wednesday night. and at midnight the
same fellow attempted to raise her bed
room window. but was frightened away
The complaint against Robert Berdon.
for assauting his wife Mary. was TO
have been tried before Judge sweetland.
today; but as she was not able 70 be In
court. there was a continuance for one
week. Her condition is not serious one.
Orlando Tordoff had dispute with
James j. Hcaley, on Tuxedo avenue, last
week Thursday. over work done by
Healey on his. Tordoffs house Healey
was assaulted by Tordoff and this morn
ing Tordoff was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Sweetland.
Benjamin Gibson. so years old was
struck and Knocked down on Washing
ton, near Franklin street, at 6:2O this
morning, by a horse driven by Oswald
Rogerson and belonging 10 Kimball az
Colwell. Mr. Gibson fortunately escaped
with few bruises.
Charles E. Flanagan pleaded not
guilty and waived examination In the sth
district court today, TO the charge of
piaCuclnR meulClne WltnOut DeinS duly
registered, and gave surety in $500 for
appearance before the next grand jury.
The respondent Is an osteopath.
Frederick Walsh was fined $50 and costs
In the police court today, for selling ice
cream about the streets, not being H.
censed TO do SO This was walsh's third
arrest and conviction. He peddles for
Doughty and the latter is 10 test the va
lidity OF the peddlsrs act, so-called.
John Doyle was tried I'm the 9Th district
court, today. for the theft OF n $40 bicycle
from Joseph Leggenness, last Saturday.
The wheel was taken from in front OF a
house on Richmond street. Doyle tried 90
sell the wheel for 50 and this led 60 his
arrest lie was held for the grand jury
In $780,
William Goldschin, one OF the gang OF
young fellows who were implicated I'm
the break at Col Frank s. Arnold's
house. on the llth instant. was Yesterday
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