The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-23
NEW WSLETS.

NJ w oAI j os
To one forespsnt with stress of trade
And schemes OF gain In city marts,
There comes a breath OF country hay
Waited from passing carts
Fades the long line OF brick and stone,
The streets rude tumult dies away,
From money getting for a space
His soul cries holiday.
And with him down the orchard path,
Past spring house and the pasture wall. J
Her spirit walks who taught her child
or the Love that Is DER all.
The vision vanishes. ana straight
The streets rude tumult in his ears:
BUT In his heart heavenly strain,
And in his eyes. sweet tears.
Charles Francis Saunders, in July Har-
pers.
Frederick Bcnoit. a Juvenile, was fined
50 by Judge sweetland, today for playing
cards. Sunday
Edward Croker was fined S. and costs,
by Judge Sweetland today. for playing
craps. Sunday.
Mary Brady. common drunkard was
sent TO the farm for months by Judge
Sweetland today.
Annie oNeil was committed TO the
stJtc hospital for the insane from the
9Th district court today
Prudent st. Jacques reports the theft
OF 81 worth OF plants from his yard, III
Calhoun street. Saturday night.
Antonio Gafrney was fined SIS and
costs. in the 9Th district court today for
using q horse that was unfit for labor.
Arthur H. Tatro was placed on proba-
ton until December "a, by Judge Sweet
land. today for the larceny Of 81 from his
mother, Laura Tatro.
A democrat wagon. valued at So was
stolen from Hugh Conway's barn on FL
field street, Saturday. II belonged 70
Enooh c. Snyder Of ss Richardson street.
Archibald Deportie, Amello Colansro,
Eugene Lindsey and vincruz Pulicelli
were fined IS and costs each In the 9Th
district court today for playing cards.
Sunday.
Thomas Brennan was sent to Jail for 90
days by Judge sweetiand. today, for an
unprovoked assault upon Edward Mo-
Keough. who had refused to give him
cents for lodgings.
LAURENCE Ferri was hold IN $500 by
| Judge sweetiand. today. for trial next
Friday. on the charge Of assauisng Luigi
Bonini. when he 10 accused by the police
OF knocking down and kicking about the
head.
John Brown was fined and costs, by
Judge sweetland. today. for an assault
upon Alexander Johnson. whom he met
on Chalkstone avenue. Saturday. and
without sunicient prcvocation. knocked
down.
Henry McKeon was placed on probation
until Dec. 3D.. by Judge Sweetland. In
the Juvenile court today for discharglns
a pistol. Sunday on a public highway.
The boy pleaded that he was told that
at this season of the year such a pas
time was allowable.
Henry II. Mahoney was fined $40 and
costs In the police court, today, for call
ing street car employees ''scabs." He
was with two other men. on Cranston
street. Friday night. who were arrested
at that time and fined $50 and costs
each, Saturday morning. for revelling.
Jessie W. Camp. colored, who arrived
here from Boston, a few days ago,
waived an examination in the 9th dis
trict court today and was held for the
grand Jury In s7oo. on the charge of
| stealing s1s1 In cash and $40 watch
| from william Smith. white. whom she
| had lured to her room.
One OF the novel street sights. today,
was a large express wagon. loaded TO
ov.rrowing with colored shirts OF the
most bizarre patterns which pedler was
selling for Is cents each. The only won
de- was that all the horses at the city
market didn't run away when the fright
| full lead was hauled into their midst.