The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-21
NEW WSLETS.

When the lilac blooms again.
Wake the memories that have lain
Sleeping only, never slain.
Then the garden places throng
With the footsteps vanished long
Youths clear laughter, ohildhoods song;
Thoughts that answered swift our own.
Voices I'm whose tender tone
Harsher note was never known.
All our unforgotten. dear
Shades of many a priceless year
Down the quiet paths draw near.
Oh, the garden loved OF old
How its memories manifold
Wake when lilac buds unfold!
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Kate Matthews. an uncommon common
drunkard, was sent 10 the farm for one
year by Judge sweetland. today.
Warren S. Locke reports the theft OF
a portion OF a stone wall on his property,
in Elmgrove and Arlington avenues.
An attempt was made, yesterday after
noon. TO break into Fred f. Shaw's tool
house, on Hamilton street, by prying
off lock.
John More pleaded not guilty in the
Sixth district court. today. TO the charge
OF vagrancy and was held IN $500 for
trial, Friday.
William +. Adams grocery store. 1886
North Main street. was entered by back
door. last night, and 80 cents worth OF
cake and candy taken.
Pasquale Fratterelli and Pasquale Maui
din were arrested for playing ball on
Swiss street yesterday. Today Judge
Sweetland fined them IS and costs each.
Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, one of the
leaders I'm New Haven society died yes
terday, aged 81 years. One of her sis
ters is the wife of DR.. S. c. Powell of
Newport.
Benjamin Priest, of 56i North Main
street, reports the theft Of a suit OF
clothes and sack coat all of the value
of $40. which were stolen from his house,
on the night of the 10th instant.
Mrs. Kate Barney has boarding house
at l13 North Main street. Two OF her
boarders report losses of Clothing. Ed
ward Mclaughlin is shy pair of s.
pantaloons and Charles Gaynor a pair
worth $2
Martin Noonan, Samuel Dusky and
John III. Joran were fined $50 and costs
each in the Sixth district court. today,
for having impure milk in their possess
sion for the purposes of sale. Each took
an appeal.
Henry Hopkins of East Greenwich was
fined $40 and costs I'm the Sixth district
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of a set of piano tuners tools. valued at
SIS, the property OF Herman Pruefee.
Hopkins had access to band room where
the tools had been left.
James Mcconnell Of Maryville, North
Providence, furnished $1,000 bail today for
trial on April 80 on the charge of keeping
a nuisance. He was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland Chief Kinnecom walk
cd into McConnell's place yesterday and
found a temporary bar in full blast.
Frank McKiernan began TO negotiate
with Reuben Volpe. Saturday night, for
a pair OF overalls. The two obaffied over
the price OF them. and McKiernan waxing
indignant, hit Volpe i'm the face with
his fist and then pounded him with an
umbrella. McKiernan was fined Sl5 and
costs, by Judge Sweetland today.
Henry Cunningham had trouble In and
was elected from a Plainfied street pool
room Saturday night. AS he reached the
sidewalk he ran into Alexander Lam
cour. whose arms were filled with bun
dies of groceries. Cunningham struck
Lancour IN the face and knocked him
down, spilling most of the groceries. This
morning Judge Sweetand sent Cunning
ham to jail for 20 days.
Early last evening some unknown per-
son placed sleeper across the railroad
track of the New York. New Haven e.
Hartford road west of the Cranston street
station. and opposite the new car barn
on Cranston street. The sleeper was
caught by the cow catcher of passing
train and tossed TO one side without doing
any damage The object in placing the
sleeper across the track Is not known.
but the matter was reported to the police
OF the Seventh station, who are pursuing
an investigation.