The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-07
N & EWSLETS.

There's hush and stiffness calm and
| deep.
For the waves have wooed all the winds
TO sleep
In the shadow OF headands bold and
| steep;
And some gracious spirit has taken the
| or the crystal sky and filled II up
| With amber wine, and in IL afar
Has dissolved the pearl OF the morning
star.
With the first red sunlight on mast and
spar
A ship is sailing beyond the bar,
Bound TO land that Is fair and far.
And those who wait and those who go
Are brave and hopeful. for well they
know
Fortune and favor the ship shall win
That crosses the bar when the dawn
comes In.
The guardian hills the bay enfold.
In purple raiment are hooded and stoled
And smit on the brows with IRE and
gold;
And in the distance the wide white sea
Is a thing or glsmor and witchery
With fits wild heart stilled 10 a passing
rest,
And the sunrise cradeled upon its breast
The Criterion.
John Dougherty was fined s. and costs
In the police court today for reveling
on Richmond street yesterday.
Bernard Teirner. Of 20 ouaid street re-
ports that he let a man named Harry
take out bushcl Of potatoes to sell yes
terday. and that Harry pocketed the s425
and skipped
William Merritt. Is years old Is re-
ported as missing from No. As Broadway
He is said to have Jumped" freight
TO New York.
George L. Campbell who fell from an
East Providence electric car. few days
ago. and was taken to the Rhode Island
| hospital in an unconscious condition,
was able to go to his home today,
Hose IL responded TO a stirl alarm at
| Charles Lucas home. No. IS Covell street,
yesterday. A boy using matches in a
clothes press caused a small fire: no par
ticuar damage was done.
In the Sixth district court today Mich
ael II. Giblin pleaded not guilty to the
charge of vagrancy. and John Conley to
that OF being a common drunkard. Each
was held in $500 for trial Friday.
| Charles l.. Spencer. railroad man.
was brought from Warwick by Deputy
Sheriff Lynch this morning and pleaded
guilty to the charge of bastardy. giving
surety for the payment OF the child's
board until Dec. 6.
| The Salvation Army will take 300 poor
children TO Hunts Mills for days out
| ing on Friday. Capt Baird OF 775 West
Minister street has engaged a number of
cars. which will leave Market square at
O'Clock in the morning.
Abraham orelick, a junk dealer of II
| May street had an unfortunate expert
ence with load OF scrap iron last night.
| Orelck had just passed over Washington
bridge and was driving his wagon leis-
urely along when the off rear wheel be-
| came entangled i'm the car track in some
way and in the effort TO extricate the
wheel, IL became smashed throwing the
load OF iron across the track at that
| point. This. of course delayed the cars for
some time and necessitated the owners
obtaining another wagon and reloading
the iron.
Ex-Assistant Superintendent Slater OF
the Providence Gas company did kindly
deed last evening. which brought much
pleasure to the officer OF the Central Po-
lice station. A fine punching bag. with all
the accessories. platform, etc, was pre-
sented to the station officers by Mr. slat-
er and last night the same was put In
position in the basement OF the station,
the same being done under the direct SUI
pervision OF the donor. Thus far Officer
Wolfe carries off the palm as bag punchre
but there are others who are doing ex-
celent work in this direction.
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