The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-25
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NEWSlETS.
A thing SO fragile that one feathers
= weight
Might break its poiss or turn The point
The mirhtIest vessel with her tons of
o'er pathless seas from port to port
viii guide.
what wonder then. II lodged within the
breast.
Some simple. yet unwayering faith may
To guide the laden soul 10 ports of rest
And like compass, point IL TO the sky?
The Junior Munsey.
Peter Swift was fined s. and costs in
the police court today for revelling on
wlckenden street yesterday.
Byron Fenners horse and buggy. stolen
from Weybossct street yesterday noon,
was recovered at East Providence today.
The French Baptist society will have
a lawn party tomorrow evening at z
o'clock at les Ridge street. An excellent
entertainment VIII be provided Admis-
sion free.
William Day pleaded not guilty in the
sixth district court today TO the charge
OF making an illegal sale OF liquor and
was held in sloO for trial August Cd He
furnished bail
Elton Fletcher Z years old. fell from a
frst-1oor window at No. 2S5 Chestnut
street at $40 last evening. He struck
upon concrete walk but was not severe
ly injured. He was treated at the Emer-
gency hospital.
Edward oBrien OF Fall River fell
from a wagon on Charles street at Z
o'clock this morning He was taken to
the Emergency hospital. where six
stitches were taken, a superficial artery
on the chin having been severed.
John II. o'Rourke OF II Milk street
met with painful accident while at work
on the Worcester division of the Con-
solidate last evening While handling
a bale of wool his wrist became sprained
In some way and he was sent TO the
Emergency hospital for treatment.
George Moore, who resides on West
Park street, went home drunk last even
ing and, taking offence at something his
her arm. This morning Judge Sweetland
fined him SIS and costs and warned him
that the next assault would result in a
sentence to the county Jail
JarrrrS Mcneil was Hfteer arrest on At
wells avenue last night for drunkenness
and when at the box waiting for the
hurry-up wagon threw bottle into the
street. Today he was put through the
police and sixth district court getting a
fine of $50 and costs for drunkenness and
s. and costs for depositing glass In a
highway.
Pstrolman c. II. Blood discovered a
CELLS drug store, No 9i5 Prairie avenue
at 1910 this morning. lie called Sergt
Rowe and the intruder. Frederick John
ston, so he called himself, was taken
to the 5th station. Mr.. Angel was no.
titled but ne refused 10 prosecute the
young fellow.
A still alarm was sent out at $50 last
evening which was responded 10 by Hose
T. 1t was found that "A slight blaze from
a defective gaspipe had occurred in the
house situated I'm the rear OF 70 OrmSbee
avenue, occupied by Jacob Smelt and
owned by Lazerus Lipschtz. The fire
was easily extinsuished and the loss was
but small matter.
Another bicycle accident occurred last
evening which might have proved a much I
more serious matter than II turned out TO
be. Little Charlie Simmons OF 81 Pike
street was playing near his home when
Louis Silva OF II Brook street came flying
along on his wheel and the little Simmons
boy was struck and knocked down. He
was picked up by OFFICER Lyons of the
Sd station and taken 10 his home where
fortunately IL was found that he was
practically uninjured save few bruises
on the right foot