The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-13

eolemnly.
oh. how sweet the gsty refrains
Where the hidden singer sways.
Calling through the empty days;
s.Come again-againi"
In your garden by the sea
All for you the roses glow,
In a golden pomp they go.
Spiendidly
Oh. how sweet the scented dew.
When the spangled petals fold
Golden over heart of gold,
All for you--for youl
In your garden by the sea.
Emerald wonders OF the shade.
Hold the deep-embowered glade
Drowsily
Leave the cities where you stray,
Green on green the lime-tree showers
Down for you her honey flowers
Come away--away!
Mexican Herald.
Annie vanberg OF 81 Bergen street re-
ports that a gold ring Of the value of $40
was stolen from her house yesterday af-
ternoon. ..s,.asl sssHlI
william c. Brady was fined $40 and
costs In the Sixth district court this
morning on his plea OF guilty of selling
adulterated milk.
In the Sixth district court this morning
John Palmer, accused OF assaulting his
wife denied the charge and was held in
500 for trial June "A.
Joseph Brady. for wilfully obstructing
car waived examination In the sixth
district court this morning and was held
n $1,000 to the next grand jury.
At $40 this morning an alarm was rung
from box 1876 for fire In the house 3ts
admiral street. The fire was caused by
an electric wire. Damage slight
James Meeney pleaded not guilty 10
I charge OF wilfully and maliciously OBJ
strueting street car In the Sixth dis
trict court and was held In $1,000 for trinl
! June "A.
Pasquale Marchetti was charged aith
an assault upon John Dilley before Judge
! sweetland this morning and on his plea
4 OF not guilty was held for trial. June "a
In $500.
I. Soon after midnight last night two
men were discovered placing stones on
the track near Olneyville square by Of
ficer Fanning. He chased them. but
they got away.
Jacob Kwait of 21s Gladstone avenue
has informed the police that his pocket
book containing SIS was stolen from his
inside pocket on Charles street near Ran
dali. yesterday.
Joseph Foster Of North Providence In
the Sixth district court this morning
pleaded not guilty to being a common
drunkard and will have trial June "a.
being held in $500.
The charge OF selling adulterated milk
was the reason for Thomas Chace being
before the Sixth district court this morn
ing. He pleaded not guilty and was held
In $500 for trial June "a
Two ties placed on the railway track
On Atwells avenue last night were dis
covered by the motorman and removed.
The car was stoned during Its run along
the avenue. this being about 1910.
John Mcbride. a soldier stopping at IA
Newark street. reports TO the police that
he was robbed OF check for 500 In
Mike Mulvey's saloon at IL p. m. last
evening. A suspect has been arrested.
For an alleged cruel beating he gave n
horse recently Otis Sherburne was before
Judge Sweetand I'm the Sixth district
court this morning. He denied his guilt
and will be tried June 20. His bonds are
500
Amos Arnold waived examination In the
Sixth district court this morning on a
/ charge of maintaining Nuisance and
he had TO furnish $1,000 bonds 10 retain his
liberty until the next session of the grand
Jury.
william p. Haskins OF s Charles street
has reported to the police that he was
run into by Pawtucket car 913 yesterday
afternoon. being thrown out of his wagon
He was not injured but his harness was
broken.
The chimney OF the house IS Robinson
street, was struck by lightning during
the storm this morning, but little dam
age was done. A barn belonging to Jas.
Crowley was also struck about the same
time. Small damage
John Bradshaw waived examination In
the Sixth district court this morning to
the charge that he wilfully obstructed n
/ street car, and bonds OF $1,000 were re-
ouired for his appearance before the
common pleas court at its next session.
Napoleon Gireaux OF Putnam street
while riding his wheel on Manton avenue
last night ran into large stone placed
in the centre OF the car track He was
, considerably cut about the face and
hands and his wheel was badly broken.
The open-air meeting at Doyle monu-
ment Cathedral square. will be held ut
8 o'clock on Saturday evening The
speakers are to be H. d. Bassett. T.. j.
Mccarthy. J. s. Murdock. DR. McLough-
lin and others. Mr.. r. III. Kehoe will
preside.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson. who r. In this city
from Chicago. looking for her brother
James Needham. carpenter. who came
here three weeks ago. reports that her
pocket book containing s63 was stolen
from the marble slab In the ladies' toilet
In the Union depot yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Campbell OF lac Elm street
reported TO the police this morning that
. gold hunting case watch and plated
chain. the whole OF the value OF s35. the
property of his brother. John. was taken
from his pocket while asleep In the sa-
loon OF Flynn a Deignsn. 223 Richmond
street.
Daniel Jacks. colored man, was
found dead on the floor In the house. 81
Back street. kept by Mary McKenna. a
white woman. at o'clock this morning
II appeared as though the man had fallen