The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-19
NEW WSLETS.


He fought your wrist like a hero
And now his fight is done
And his life In the swinging eddies
Where the golden lights are spun.
When the red has faded westward
And the little stars peep out
You'll hear the spruces whisper
And the sinewed rapids shout,
And the magic of your campfire
VIII weave your brain about.
Then care will not come near you.
And peace will fold you In
With scent OF sleeping forests
Across the rivers din.
He dreams OF JOY and fishing.
Quick leap. and scarlet fin
Who sleeps in Gods guest-chamber
TIL the early lights begin.
Theodore Roberts, in Youths Compa-
Mon.
William Hoppin, of % Power street re-
ports the theft OF n pair of sl3 shoes from
his house yesterday.
Thomas Gillen, a common drunkard.
was sent 90 the farm for one year by
Judge Sweetland today.
The police are looking for n man who
Is annoying people on and near Hunting
ton avenue by making an indecent ex-
posure.
Frank Webber was fined $40 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for the
theft of $3.50 worth of sausage castings
from Emil Sulter.
Salvatore Cecero was before Judge
Sweetland today for n glecting 10 send his
son TO school. The case was continued
until Tuesday for final disposition.
Iae ha, ha. q
cd this month, leaving 5000 more 10 be
taken out. II this little business Is not
attended 10 this month an extra dollar
will be added TO the regular license fee.
Captain Oscar r. Miller of Hose g.
while wheeling back from his dinner yes
terday noon, was run into by boy who
was riding a bicycle down Pine street
Captain Miller was thrown and his left
arm and wrist broken.
Garabed Erwanian, Graves lane, re-
| ported TO the police last night that dur
| ing the preceding afternoon his home was
| entered by using false keys. A watch and
chain valued at S35, five rings, worth $65,
| and an 81 necklace were taken.
Rumford car 4s3 came into collision with
| a wagon belonging 10 the Metropolitan
/ Tailoring company at the intersection of
/ Angel street and Stinson avenue yester-
! day afternoon. Arthur 8. Peircc, the
/ driver was thrown out, but not hurt.
| Two wheels of the wagon were broken.
| The annual meeting of the Providence
| Ramabai Circle will be held in the vestry
| OF the First Baptist church next Monday
| afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Abby Smell
Barnell, as "Menarchee," will imperson-
ate high caste Hindu woman. and Will
give a graphic and realistic portrayal OF
| life in India. The public invited.
Rev. Francis Si. williams. rector of the
Trinity Episcopal church, Milford, Mass,
has accepted the call 10 become pastor of
| ST. Andrews Episcopal church at ASH
land Wis. He expects 10 assume his new
charge Sunday. May is He has been
rector OF the Milford church since Jan. J,
| 1900, and previously at Pontiac. r. 1.
All Saints Mems club OF Attleboro held
| a social last evening and the feature was
an address by Emmons ID. Guild, formerly
of the First Rhode Island Cavalry, on
"Recollections of Capture and Imprison-,
ment at Andersonville." Among the old
soldiers present were f. w. Rhodes.
Captain Edward Caufy and John IT, Small.
Lewis Cohen. aged ~, of New York.
was arrested In this city and taken 20
Boston last night. charged with the lar
ceny of diamond stud valued at $40
from Ludwig Ulman, Of 1A Willis avenue,
New York The men became acquainted
on the train en-route 10 Boston. ulman
engaged room at the Crawford and in
vited his newly formed friend to his
room When he packed up Ulman missed
the stud and told the police that Cohen
had taken IL. Cohen was traced TO
this city and the diamond was recovered.
A very pleasing production OF the sa-
cred cantata Queen Esther was given
last evening by the young people OF the
Pearl Street Baptist church. the chorus
numbering 40 voices and the young men
and Young women being costumcd I'm the
uarb of tire period they were supposed TO
represent The director was T.. q. Ilud-
son and The principal soloists were aS fol
lows Queen Esther Miss Maud Nj. PM
Iips King Frederick l.. Huddy cheater
81 Anthony, Howard Gof. Mrs y. 4. An
drevs, Mrs Theodore .. Hudson, H. III
Boardman, r. A. Palmer, Mrs. Evelyn
Cook Williams. Miss l.. 7. Godfrey, Miss
Maud Tower, pianist.
Captain Richmond p. Hobson, L. s.
n. delivered his lecture. "rhe Navy and
the Nation" at the Newport Opera House
last evening under the auspices OF the
William Ellery Chapter. ID. A. X. Only
a fair-sized audience ~-s present, IN
cluding hundred naval apprentices from
the Training station as guests OF the
chapter The ladies OF the chapter occu-
pied the boxes. The Stars and Stripes
were made liberal use OF on the stage
and about the boxes for decoration pur'
poses The Fort Adams Band gave
concert before the lecture and the speaker
was introduced by Chaplain Cassard of
the Training station. In the audience
sat Boatswain Murphy Of the Training
station. one OF the men who volunteered
and went on the memorable trip OF the
Merrimac 10 bottle up the harbor The
lecture was followed by an informal re-