The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-02
NEW WSLETS.

Now that the green hillside has quite
Forgot that Il was ever white,
with quivering grasses clothed upon.
And dandelions invite the sun
And columbines have found way
To overcome the hard and gray
Old rocks that also feel the spring.
And birds make love and swing and sing,
on boughs that were so bare OF late;
And bees become importunate;
And butterflies are quite at ease
Upon the well-contented breeze.
Which only is enough 10 make
A shadowy laughter on the lake.
And all the clouds. that here and there
Are floating, melting In the air,
Are such as beautify the blue
Now what is worthier May, than you
OF all my praise, OF all my love,
Except whom you remind me OF
Robert Kelly Weeks.
William r. Brown OF 70 Winter street
reports that his room was entered yes
terday and SIS cornet stolen from IL.
Frank webster and Kate Gormley were
fined 500 and costs each in the Sixth dis
trict court today for improper conduct.
Jeanette Walsh was fined 50 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for the
theft OF a cucumber from Westminster
street market.
James Hackett was sentenced 70 the
farm for months by Judge Sweetland
today for being common drunkard' lie
took an appeal.
Aaron Rosenthal a junk gatherer. who
had failed to have a balance scale sealed
as by law required, was fined so and costs
by Judge Sweetland today.
John Hassey pleaded guilty. before
Judge Sweetland today, and was held Tor
the grand jury In 500 for the theft OF
Phillip Scully's $40 bicycle.
John +. Murphy was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland at 10 o'clock last night
on the charge of promoting policy. lie
gave $1,000 surety for trial May O.
In the Juvenile court today Lawrence
Sullivan was held in 800 for trial next
Tuesday for the alleged theft OF bottle
OF milk from Charles A. Fassell.
The complaint OF manslaughter brought
against Patrolman Charles II. Phelps was
this morning continued until May l3 This
was at the request of Phelps counsel.
Lawrence wrenn was bound over from
the Sixth district court 10 the grand jury
I'm 5000 today for keeping "A common null
sance. She waived examination in the
lower court
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original, Thomas Larkn. Valley Falls,
sl2: David Naylor. Potter Hill. s6. origi-
nal widows. etc, Mary T. Weld, East
Greenwich, IS.
The Oakland Beach Hotel and the sur
rounding property were sold yesterday
afternoon by Auctioneer William IL. Hall.
and were purchased by the Massasoit
Real Estate company.
f. Nilsson left a valise and bundle in
4 bot ~, al of IN a
few minutes last night. While his back
was turned somebody stole valise and
bundle. netting Nilsson loss OF S25.
Frank Moore. who assaulted Patrolman
John s. Paine while the latter was
guarding him in the Central station pa
troll wagon last Friday night, was hned
500 and costs in the Sixth district court
today.
John Malloy was fined 500 and costs in
the Sixth district court today for throw
ing a brick through one Of the windows
of the Oriental Manufacturing COM
pany's mill yesterday He narrowly es-
capped hitting a girl on the head.
Timothy Dowd, 10, was placed on proba-
ton until Dec. Z and Charles Chandler,
16 was fined sl5 and juvenile costs by
Judge Sweetland today for the theft OF
SO carriage clock and 81 whip from DR..
Harry Whitmarsh's buggy Wednesday.
IdNTolflldll ADlln GlStoNtTtu TWO NOuilk
men attempting To force an entrance into
Robert Dyers grocery store, SIS Prairie
avenue, at a. IN. today. When they
saw the officer they leapel over fence
T. Emory Gervais. of 1917 Westminster
street. and w. III. Mcdonald, his clerk,
were before the Sixth district court today.
the former for keeping q drug store liquor
nuisance. the latter for making three
sales contrary to law. They furnished
bail for trial.
John w. Rhodes pleaded not guilty IN
the Sixth district court today 10 the
charge of assaulting Louise Burns. his
yesterday. Mrs. Burns says that Rhodes
choked her. pushed her up against the
wall and then threw her down.
j. A. Fourniers tailoring shop, room 10,
76 Dorrance street was entered last night
hy a thief who climbed up the Middle
street fire escape and broke a light Of
glass out OF a window \ coachman's
suit that had been left with Fournier to
be repaired and cleaned was stolen.
Enoch Hawkins. 90 years old was sent
to jail for Is days by Judge Sweetland to-
day for an assault on Eta Benedict. 40
years old Both are colored. Last night
Hawkins, who was stranger to Mrs.
Benedict. insisted upon getting into her
house at $50 North Main street. and when
she told him TO so away broke In the
door and kicked her on the shin.
Charles Simmons. who says that he be-
longs I'm Rochester, N Y, arrived In town
yesterday. and passing along Eddy street
saw a chance to get into the Providence
Plumbing supply Company's office. He
was seen To take a coat valued a $40, be-
longing to Rollason j. Morgan. and was
followed 20 the street and placed under
arrest Today he was held for the grand
jury I'm $500 by Judge Sweetland on the
charge of entering I'm the daytime and
larceny.
EhSI phQulQENcE