The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-10
EWSLETS.

or perfect blue are q CT thcn,
And seen through one another's eyes
The vista opes before them.
No doubt her gown is cheap, perchanes
Her hat no French creation;
But naught Is lacking 10 his glance
OF tender alteration.
And If the hand THAI covers hers
IL calloused. brown. gigantic.
| Her pulse beneath its pressure stirs
with thrill no less romantic.
Some urchins scof: some spaITows chan;
robin carols sweetly;
A couple turns to look and laugh:
nursemaid smiles discreotly.
And 7. in noting the embrace
For 10, defying time and place,
A sigh would vainly smother;
Two hearts have found each other.
Edwin l.. Sabin. in Lcslle's Weekly
Mesrob AVedisian wae fined SEQ and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for deal
ing In impure milk.
John Johnson was sent IN the farm for
six months as a common drunkard by
Judge Sweetlsnd today
THE alarm from box 4a3 at $50 this
morning was for q chimney fire on VIII
lard avenue; damage s..
John Perry was fined sio and costs in
the police court today for reyelling on
Logan avenue yesterday.
Thomas Cooper pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today To the accusa-
tion that he had neglected 20 support his
family. He was placed on probation until
June 9th.
Pensions have been granted 70 Rhode
Islanders as follows: Original widows,
etc, special accrued Dec. p, Frances r.
Peabody. Bristol, IS: Marie A. Freeman,
Central Falls. IS.
The New England Singing Brigade un-
der the leadership of Ensign Edith Yorke
will conduct revival from Jan. II to 20
at the Salvation Army han. Special sing
ing will be the attraction.
The complaint against John Blessing
ton and John Moxtram for the theft or
a small piece of meat from VIM. r. Sears
was I'm the Sixth district court today dis
continued on payment OF costs
Filipo D'ors was before the Sixth dis
trict court today for the larceny Of a
pair Of gloves from store on Weybosset
street last Saturday night. lie was fned
! s. and costs and took an appeal.
The Rhode Island hospital ambulance
was sent 10 Westminster street at sS1
| this morning 10 convey Theodore Peck
| 20 his home at 5s Dexter street He had
fallen and severely strained his back.
! Philip Cohen. driver of bottiing
wagon was stopped on Summer street by
| three young men last evening and while
| one induced him 10 search for match
the others stole three bottles Of ginger
ale.
William Mansell was arrested on Wey-
bosset street by Captain Parker last night
! for the theft OF a coat valued at so from
Raymond Shawcross. This morning Man
sell was fined $50 in the Sixth district
court.
IL is feared that Mrs. ]. r. Rose. who
! suddenly disappeared from her home in
! North Kingston on Christmas eve, is dead
! In the woods OF Washington county. A
search has been made for her, but no
trace has been found.
William Burns was arrested on Furlong
| court last night on suspicion of the lar
| ceny OF lantern belonging 60 the New
/ York. New Haven 4 Hartford Railroad
| company. This morning ne was dis
! charged from custody.
\
| tried i'm the Sixth district court today on
| the charge of improperly registering as
! a voter in this city BY request OF coun-
4 sci, who was engaged in another court
| the case was carried over until next Tues
| day. with the understanding that Il would
| be disposed of then.
John Nelson. a swede. fell through a
| S,x2-foOt pane OF glass In the doorway
| of q store at ~ Charles street at $40 last
| evening. Nelson was drunk and his mis-
| hap caused ,l0 damage TO Michael Greedy,
| owner Of che building Nelson was ar
rested by Patrolmen Gillen and Drury.
| A rear-en1 collision occurred on the
| Suburban electric road near Pontiac yes
terdsy. Two heavy freight ears were
| going down "a steep grade at Barrie's hill
| when tho rear one crashed into the other,
| demoiishing the Vestibulc and dashor.
Motormsn Everett r. CahooRe was pinned
| In the wreck. and ono OF HE legs was
brokon. A slipperey rail was the cause.
Mamie Hogan, = years old, Of Charles
| town and May Williams 81 Of South
| Natick. Mass.. were found wandering on
Bucklin street by Pntrolman T.. j. Tier
nan last night. They had no money and
no place 90 stop FOR the night They ex-
planned that they had been discharged
/ from MOTk At r. NtSlcflN Notel anu ndI
not received their pey. Tiernan sent them
TO the charity building.
Rev. Daniel Leblanc of Natick. one of
the fathers Of the order OF the Sacred
Heart IN charge OF 81. Joseph's church,
Nutick. is 90 succeed Rev. Father Corey
as Catholic chaplain az the state institu-
tions Rev. Peter l.. Esperance. the assist
ant pastor AZ Natick. will have Immediate
charge Of tho spiritual work 60 bc done
among the Catholic inmates at the insti-
tutious, hut Father lehaue. as pastor
OF the parish now 10 include the state s
wards. will have the ultimate responsi-
billty for the work. The new chaplain
will begin his duties at Howard on ths
10Th inst
A pair ~ bang.tsiicd bay horses a..
tsChcd to n hack from the Crown stable
made % six. emile runaway last nlght from
point near the corner OF Chestnut and
| Friendship streets out through BROAD
street and down the Silver Hook road b..
! yond Lakewood. where thCy colided with