The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

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| We have roamed IN the fragrant neida,
We have lived with the murmurfn<
trees,
| We have heard the love talk OF the birds
And the whisper of the breeze
| We have rocked on the laughing wave.
| Where the breaker tossed It's foam;
| Now we turn again as the bright days
wane
| To the happy hours Of home
| For not on the mountain top.
Nor I'm the softest vale.
| Not where the canvas fills and strains
To the boisterous summer gale
Not I'm the secret wood.
| Though the restless heart may roam
The world around. can JOY be found
lake the Joy OF love and home
\ Good Housekeeping.
DR. william II. Peters and family re-
turned today from sojourn in Pike
county, Pennsylvania
Harry Earl was fined SIS and costs in
the Sixth district court. today. for fast
driving on Exchange Place. yesterday.
Catherine McCann. an old woman re-
siding In Fall River. was fined $40 and
costs for shopliftfng at the Boston Store
Saturday.
Patrick Moran was taken TO the Rhode
Island hospital from Friend street at 12:45
this morning. His leg was broken. how
or when he refused 10 tell.
Frank Finecune. a boy. was placed on
probation by Judge Reuckert today for
the larceny OF a steamboat ticket valued
at so cents, the property OF Robert Morris.
Basil Morton, colored. a small boy. was
placed on probation until Dec. I'd by
Judge Reuckert today for driving OFF
Jacob Areliane's horse and wagon yes
terday.
Lawrence Lincoln OF IL Fairview street
was sent TO the Rhode Island hospital at
l2 O'Clock last night. He was taken with
a severe hemorrhage while on Pine street
near Richmond.
Charles sunweiss of 1ls West 13sth
street, New York, was relieved OF $50
watch on one of the moving wagons
which conveyed passengers TO the New
York boats last evening.
Hugh Names was today fined 81 and
costs for drunkenness and $50 and costs
for carrying a concealed weapon. namely
a billy. Guiseppi Zolio got the same fines.
his weapon being a razor
A very much intoxicated man. who de-
clined to give his name, fell overheard
from Frank F. Carpenters wharf. Sun
day afternoon Some citizens heard the
splash, procured a rope and pulled him
out OF the river.
William II. Tillman, colored. was bound
over TO the grand jury In $500 by Judge
Reuckert today for stealing IS worth of
copper from the Rhode Island company.
Pending his trial he was committed 10
the Sockanosset school
Thomas Miller. colored. while drunk
yesterday, and without any other provo
cation, struck John T. Mitchell. whom
he met on Dean street Miller was fined
81 and costs for drunkenness and $40 and
costs Tor the assault, To-Day.
James Casey, engineer at the Rhode
Island Hospital Trust companys building.
Al Westminster street. fell six feet while
adjusting the elevator mechanism last
evening He was found unconscious and
was removed to the Rhode sland hospital.
William Creegan. a teamster. while as
| sisting others in unloading a large iron
| pillar on Moulton street this morning,
| was struck by one end OF the column.
| His right leg was broken above the
ankle. He was sent to the Rhode Island
| hospital
| Lena Barnard OF 5s4 Plainfeld street
| Fall River fell while attempting to board
| n car on Market square at s:1s last night
She was trampled upon by other would-be
passengers and so badly injured that 4
was necessary TO take her TO the Rhode
sland hospital
William Grenier. John Conley and
| George Bannon were before the Juvenile
court today for stealing s worth of &c,
cream and candy from George Chamber
| lain. at olneyville, last week Greniei
will be tried on the 18th inst. the Other
boys were probated until Dec. "a.
The steamship Astraia, Capt. Hartman
arrived from Kingston. ia. Monday
| bringing large and nne-conditione'
cargo OF bananas. The captains guest
were Capt. II. NJ. Knowles OF Wakefield
superintendent OF the Sd Life Saving dis
trict. and Capt w. II. Davis, keeper o
the Watch Hm Lfe Saving station.
Harrison Smith was making n call a
II Logan avenue last night Thomas s
Sherman OF l4e Pavilion avenue steppe,
70 the front OF the window and wante'
to know what was going on. Smith said
'Tn show YOU" and fired at him with
revolver. making a slight flesh wound OF
sherman's arm. Judge Reuckert hell
Smith for the grand jury In 500.