The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
NEWSLETS.

It's O for the JOYS OF an arctic cline,
Where the seal and the wslrus roam,
And the polar hear has his cavern lair.
It's there that ia make my home.
pine for the land OF endless night,
Where the bright auroraR burn,
To the Eskimo on his icy Zoe,
Ny fancy doth lightly turn.
Some people 7 know express this wish
In the middle OF hot July:
It's then they moan for the frieid zone.
And for cavernous icebergs sigh
But the mercury's down pretty low just
now.
And We plainly can feel and see.
And here in the fat it's freezias' and
Is what is the matter with rae.
For the Eskimo when he likes may go
70 his cosey and snug igloo.
Where the whale-oil lamp dispels the
damp
And heats up the wigwam. too.
There, at least, IL is hot, although Il may
not
Smell perfectly fresh and sweet.
But the janitor here, I'm beginning 10
fear.
VIII never turn on the heat
THE Chicago News.
Parolmen Doyle and Keenan put oui =
smith streets at "a. m. today.
Byron Minen was fined s. and costs. by
Judge Sweetland today. for defaeins
John Rubins building, on North Main
street
Patrick Fox, au inmate of the Soldiers
Home, at Bristol died at the Rhode ISL
and hospital, yesterday. He has n sister.
Mary j. Mccarthy. residing at Attlebo.o.
Hugh McGunagle pleaded guilty 20
breaking and entering in the night time
the shop of George W. Esty with intent
to commit larceny. Ee was held for the
grand jury in $500
Mr.. Louis Greene purchased at public
auction yesterday the stock of the cigar
and tobacco store located Gt 20
North Main street for $500. W. +. Crow
ley was the auctioneer.
Ellen Fineran was ordered committed
TO the state hospital for the insane. by
Judge sweetland yesterday. She was an !
inmate Of and was arraigned in the |
Rhode Island hospital.
Patents have just been granted to the |
following Rhode Island Inventors George |
Hail. Providence: Thomas ]. Moriarty, |
Newport; William M. Ransom, Warren: |
George w. Rowse, Pawtucket; Jacob |
stephens, Pawtucket.
Gertrude Almon, IS years old, was ar |
rested here and turned over to Detective |
Haberlin OF Pawtucket. last night she |
was wanted in that city for the larceny |
of muf and SO in money from Lewis |
s. woodwards residence, ass Pawtucket |
avenue, last Sunday
The Industrial Trust company. which |
has branches I'm Newport. Pawtucket.
Bristol. Pascoag and Woonsocket, has
Just absorbed it's 18th bsnk-the WEXFORD |
National OF Wexford. Of which the late
Governor Gregory was president, The
price paid is $40 for each share OF stock /
Byron Simmons, II years old. who has
a bad record. was fned SIS and juvenile
costs, by Judge Speetland. today. for l
the larceny OF S1i4 from william, the lit
tie son OF Augusta Geer. Byron snatchad
the money from Willie, yesterday after
noon and spending cents hid the re-
maindcr for a future blowout
Walter NJ. Robbins, a rael estate broker
OF Pawtucket who was brought before /
the District court the other day for al
legged getting OF money by false pre-
tences, to which he pleaded not guilty. |
was yesterday afternoon served with two
more warrants alleging the embezzlement |
of s5i0 ana go respectively from Gather
inc Ryan while acting as her agent. He |
pleaded not guilty and was held for a
hearing Jan. 2S.