The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-24
NEWSLETS.

\ The waiting woods are hushed and still
So still that listning buds may hear.
| Across the distant. iccbound hill,
Springs first faint footstep stealing
near.
The dreaming bough has felt the stir
| OF new, warm life-blood I'm its heart,
And thrills 10 hear the vibrant whir
| OF soft brown wings that dip and dart.
In sunny, sheltered hooks ! feel
The throbbing OF the ager mold.
Through which. some day, soft buds will
| steal
And Laughing. show their hearts OF
| gold.
| And IL hold the dream OF June,
OF haunts where purple violets grow;
! The fragrance OF their bud and bloom
Comes TO me through the drifted snow.
Florence a. Jones.
Louis Strackmich was fined s. I'm the ju-
venile court. today, for playing ball. sun
day.
John Binoski. 2s years DID,. has been
missing from SO Robinson street since Sat-
urday.
Thomas Glavin. a common drunkard,
was placed on probation until June 9th by
Judge Sweetland. today.
Herbert Sterling of Medford. Mass. was
picked up as a runaway. Sunday night.
He was sent home today.
Mrs Mary f. Dunnigan was ordered
committed 10 the state hospital for the
insane, by Judge sweetland, today.
gang of small boys entered an unfin-
ished house at 81 Huntington avenue,
Sunday. and tore down freshly applied
plastering.
Charles Murphy, colored, was held In
500. by Judge Sweetland. today, for an
assault with knife upon Charles Camp.
last Saturday night. He will be tried next
Friday.
William Early pleaded guilty in Judge
Sweetlands court. today TO the charge
Of keeping a liquor nuisance. on Tuxedo
avenue and was held for the grand jury
in $1,000.
Sadie C. Williams, colored, pleaded not
guilty in the 9Th district court. today, to
the charge of stealing s12 from Alfred Il.
Spencer, last Saturday, and gave surety
for her trial. Friday.
Dennis and Mary O'Brien of Charles
street pleaded not guilty I'm the 9Th dis
trict court, today To the charge of keep
ing disorderly house and were held in
$1,000 each for trial week from Friday.
Purim, the feast OF rejoicing. was cele-
brated by Hebrews all over the city with |
social affairs last. evening. While there
was no public celebration. the observance |
partook of more in the nature of family |
reunions. |
James c. Reynolds will keep off the |
grass i'm more senses than one. Yesterday, |
for a joke, he appropriated 'keep-off- |
the-grass" sign from the park i'm front OF |
the Union station. Today Judge Sweet |
land fined him 50 and costs.
Clinton w Reach, George Washington |
and John Swanson. each 20 years old, all |
toughs. were fined $50 and costs each by 4
Judge Sweetland. today, for the theft |
Saturday, OF pair OF shoes, valued at |
20 cents, from Charles NJ. Raymond.
William Mckenzie assaulted Frank
Card, at the corner Of Snow and Chapel
streets, Saturday night, knocking him
down and so injuring Card that he had TO
be sent To the Rhode Island hospital. Nc
Kenzie pleaded guilty. today and was
held for the grand jury in 500.
There were three men at work on the
tall chimney of the Narragansett Electric |
Lighting company's plant this morning |
In stead OF two as heretofore. The new |
conner Is "A man who weighs at least 225 |
To watch these men with glass. |
seated 26O feet or more i'm the air working,
and smoking makes one shudder. |
Peter Stone Is little fellow: but he has |
TO get himself into no little |
trouble. lie was out on bail from an an |
pealed sentence for persistent truancy
and Saturday was arrested for the theft |
)f bicycle. valued al SIS, the property OF |
Frederick Boswell This morning Judge
Sweetland fined him $40 and costs. from |
which sentence an appeal was taken.
Organizer Fred w. Dethridge of the In
Union OF Stationary Engineers
TO Boston last evening after hav-
ing completed tho work OF organizing a |
local union OF IS charter members I'm this
city. He reports the prospects for thor
)ughly organizing the members of tho !
new branch extremely good He straight
ened out number OF trade disputes while
here.
Miss Jessie NJ. Simmonds. who has for
several years been employed by the
Vesta Knitting mills, was this morning |
presented with a handsome gold watch |
and chain. Miss Simmonds will shortly
eave the employ OF the concern and the
-iil tdlnt as a marx OF appreciation of |
her services To- the firm and the personal
'steem I'm which she was held by her as
sociates I'm the mills.
The annual session OF the boys denart-
nent OF the Y. NJ. &. A. of Massachusetts
and Rhode Island closed nt Haverhill |
yesterday At the Y. NJ g A. building
IN the morning. the $50 delegates We're
addressed by Dr. Lloyd II. Wright of
Iftsburg, ia. In the afternoon an ad-
iress was delivered by r.. NJ. Robinson OF
New York, NJ the First Baptist church
Last night q meeting was held az the Con
sreGntional church. with an address b.
w. ID. Fellows of Fall River. At several
,ily churches during tho day addresses
were delivered by delegates.
John n. Holt a we'll known retired busi-
ness man, was found dead in bed az New
port yesterday morning lie retired SAT-
lrday night after spending pleasant
evening OF whist with friends Ills only
'on Is DR.. Frank L. Holt. now attached
10 the Boston CITY hognifaI IIfs opt,.