The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-18
NEW WSLETS.

All. drink If We will 10 a sweetheart true
And a wife of faith undaunted;
And drink In the praise of their fetching
ways,
TO charms that have long been vaunted
And drink TO the eyes and drink 10 the
lips.
But when yeve done drink every one
To the girl the women trust.
All, drink II we will 10 one whose faith
Can last through years untroubled
And drink 10 the trust that is never
marred
Though a mans deceit be doubled
And drink 10 the song and drink TO the
sighs
or earth and OF heaven above:
But the proudest boast is TO drink a toast
To the girl the women love.
Aye drink to the lass who can praise the
That would steal her love. could they
seize him:
And drink to the lass who will snub a
man
When she has no right TO please him:
And drink TO her great warm, honest
soul.
Aye, drink TO her kiss and curl
For her hearts as true as the sky is blue
Who is true TO another girl.
Smart Set.
Two horse blankets were stolen from
Henry Taylor's barn, 81 Glover street.
Sunday.
Willie Peters of 297 Grove street. at
tended a meeting at Tentile hall Olney-
Vile square. yesterday. While there a
gold watch was taken from his pocket
Albertus b. West was fined Si5 and
costs In the Police court today for reVel-
ling on Chestnut street. lie was arrest
ed by Patrolman T. j, Kelly, at 1856
last night.
Hose II responded 10 still alarm at
Carpenter & Sons barn on burlington
street, at 6:15 this morning. A slight fire
had been caused by an overheated stove.
No particular damage was done.
Abraham Leavy 16 years old. n run
away from Newark, N j.. who was pick
ed up on Charles street. Sunday morning,
by Patrolman ID. w. Mccarthy, will be
sent home by Mr.. Wallace. tonight
George II. Price was arrested AT the
Revere, last evening. for two illegal sales
OF liquor alleged To have been made a
week ago Sunday. He pleaded not guilty
and was held in $500 for trial Friday.
A man was observed making an inef- |
fectual attempt 10 break into L. l.. AL |
mys unoccupied house. 2T North Main |
street at $3.50 last night. Later he did |
get into a. l.. Wears house. 3 Howland |
street. Nothing is missed from either |
place.
The executive council OF the Fall River |
Loom FiNers' Union voted last night TO |
leave "a glx ha
turers for an advance in wages entirely !
TO the Textile council, and delegates were |
instructed To act in accordance with the |
vote OF that body.
AT 1850 last night. FIVE pistol shots |
were fired by students at Brown ITniyer-
sity. The boys did this hoping to entice |
one OF the college watchmen to make an /
when they proposed 10 |
SNOWFALL him. The watchman was too |
wary. and the snowballing event was
called off
James Campannl, who IS employed In
sought TO be fresh with an Armenian ped
1ler by the name of Franses Johnson |
Campanni took goods of the value OF SiT5
rom the woman's pack and hid them i'm
4 closet as a joke, so he asserted The
woman Informed the police and I'm the
ined $40 and costs for larceny.
Manuel Hernandez. IL years old was
lrrested by Patrolmen Robinson and
irinin. on Seymour street. this morning
md VIII remain at the Central Station |
NTH tomorrow morning. when he will |
'e arraigned for entering William Rus
ellis storehouse and the larceny OF a
Of OF goods. The boys brother and sis
or are already at the reform school |
waiting the action OF tho grand Jury
or the same offence. Manuel has been !
n hiding for fully a month.
The heavy fall of snow and rain caused |
he collapse of the large wagon shed and |
arm of the James Hanley brewing COM
any on Fountain street yesterday af-
arnoon. dozen large wagons were |
rushed into a shapeless mass Two
rivers. Michael Ha1loran and Patrick
rennan, who were on wagon Just
acking into the barn, were caught un-
or the falling timbers and the former
as injured about the head while the :
liter was hurt about the body.
John Jenkins drives n low gear and has !
le reputation OF being very careful :
an. few days ago he was pestered | ,
Y small boys who persisted I'm hanging ,
bout the gear and after repeated warm r
KS 10 get off. and fearing that some OF
lem would be run over he threw an :
on roller intending it TO strike on the I
'or of the vehicle. and scare uhe boys =
way. The roller bounded and struck /,
Gorge Selleck, II years old. cutting a q
lsh upon his forehead. Jenkins was =
rested on the charge of assault, plead =
guilty today and Judge Sweetland =
!ed him $40 and costs
.