The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-17
NEW WSLETS.

oh, for a soul that fulhls TylHi
Music like that OF bird El !
Thrilling with rapture the hills, lAs
Needless IL any have heard.
Or. like the flower that blooms F
Lone In the midst OF the trees, ~
Filling the wood with perfumes,
Careless II any one sees. al
Or like the wandering wind. IH
over the meadow that swings,
Bringing wild sweets TO mankind,
knowing not that which IL brings.
oh. for a way 10 impart
Beauty. no matter how hard!
Like unto nature, whose art
Never once dreams of reward.
Madison Cawein In "Lippincott."
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A new bicycle was stolen from a pool
room on Steeple street last evening.
A coat and sl4 was stolen from T. e.
Buffers room, Cady street, yesterday.
John sheehans bicycle was stolen from
in front OF 43S Friendship street last even
ing.
Mrs. Charles f. Fullerton died suddenly
al her home Nichols street, last even
ing. from heart failure.
c. II. Wilmington of Newport has been
appointed a commissioner of deeds by
Governor Crane of Massachusetts.
Hose IL put out a fire in the home OF
Richard Walker. on Garrison street, at
4:15 this morning; damage slight.
Charles Barney. an old rounder. went
10 the farm for a years stay this morn
ing for being a common drunkard.
Mary f. Dickey OF Valley Falls died at
the Rhode Island hospital last evening.
According to the police reports David
Anderson is minus coat which was
stolen from his room In the fremont
house.
Micheal Castorie reported to the police
that S63 and a number of articles had
been stolen from his room at 13i Federal
street, recently.
Ralph and Atwood Smith and William
Rourke, boys belonging I'm Boston were
arrested as they stepped from a train
last evening and today were sent home.
Tom Burns guest at the What
Cheer hotel tells the mournful story that
one OF the other guests swiped Sc from
him while he was slumbering last night.
John G. Maynard carpet layer mourns
the loss OF a bag containing his kit Of
tools, which he left in front Of 202 Cliff
ford street, for Il few moments yesterday
afternoon.
John Harrison. who has given Proba-
tion officer Wallace so much trouble of
late, has been returned 10 his home on
Alverson avenue and promises TO be
good boy in the future.
The Faithful Workers will meet at the
Unity Gospel Mission, 920 Westminster
street, Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock Mrs.
Shogren and Miss Ruth A. Graham will
sing. All are cordially invited
Ernest Badger of this city was one OF
the ushers at the Greco-Hennessy we'd
ding in st. Mary's Church OF the An
nunciation, Cambridge, yesterday after
noon.
]. Lyman Sweet offered Attleboro a site
for a public library last night He will
give lot containing 1900 square feet on
North Main street IL the voters Will erect
a S250 900 building inside of three years. The
proposition, unanimously indorsed by the
library trustees. was presented To the Sc
lectmen. who will call special town
meeting before the end of April.
An agreement was reached today by
which all litigation over the will of Os-
car NJ. Draper. OF North Attleboro, dis
posing OF about 100000, is ended Mr..
Draper died two years ago. He cut off
one son. Oscar S. Draper with 81. The
son contested the will few months
ago the son died suddenly In a Pawtuck-
ct hotel There was n contest for APP
pointment OF administrators upon his es-
tate, the courts having appointed his
brother. Edwin s. Hale. while Judge Hor-
ace A. Follett was applying for the same
rights i'm Rhode Island courts. This after
noon Judge Folett withdrew his appica-
ton, and the viii of the wealthy manu-
facturer stands, DIR. Edward r. Hale, An
ME Draper Hale and o. II. Bestor are
executors.