The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-23
NEWSLETS.

Softly the little wind goes by,
A whlsper-nothing more;
Some message from the azure sky
Brought down TO earths green door.
Fragrant and fresh the wonder word,
But what Il means, who knows?
Only the butterfly, the bird,
The leaf, the grass and rose.
Theirs the divine felicity
The gift OF wisdom rare
The melody, the mystery.
The secret OF the air.
Frank Dempster Sherman, in Frank Les
lies Popular Monthly.
A shirt, valued at ST. was stolen from
James A. McCuloughs yard. AZ Sheldon
street. last night.
Bella +. Andrews was placed on proba-
ton until Dec. 5th. by Judge sweetland.
today for an assault upon his wife.
James H. Towers shop 52 Borden
street, was entered Wednesday night and
tools valued at g. and a steel tape meas
ure worth S. taken.
William Earle reports to the police that
his black horse attached TO buggy.
strayed from in front of Fenner's hotel,
on Reservoir avenue, at 40 last night.
Frank Henson, colored. waived an eX-
animation i'm the 9Th district court, on the
charge of maintaining and promoting pol
Icy and gave surety in 500 to appear be-
fore the grand jury.
Mrs. John Beaudry. OF 3 Mercy street,
reports that within a day or two rubber
tired wheels, valued at 81. were stolen
from a baby carriage left in a shed at
the rear OF her house.
The complaint against Lawrence Alber-
tos. for non-support was today contln-
ued until Dec. 5th. by Judge sweetland.
The respondent is to pay s. a week for
the maintenance OF his family.
Nancy Boss. colorcd, who was TO have
been tried in the 9Th district court, today,
for an assault upon l.. Billings Avery,
neglected 10 appear when called and
capias was ordered TO be issued, return
able next Tuesday.
Glusseppi Azzariate. who on May I'd,
was told by Agent Smith to take home
a sick and lame horse. and who was this
morning again found using the animal
was later arrested and fined SIS and costs
by Judge Sweetland.
Thomas Melheney and Wright Balm
forth were fined SO and costs each, in the
9Th district court, today, for selling milk
I'm which formaldehyde, a chemical pre-
servatiye. had been placed. Each man
settled, prefering not 10 take an appeal.
Anthony sonway. S5 years old, fell from
the new India Point bridge, last evening.
He was nshed out Of the river and an
ambulance sent for. The hospital surgeon
refused to take Conway. who had been
drinking and was not hurt Friends con-
veyed Conway to his boarding place, Ao
India street.
Willis H. Morrel was arrested on South
Main street. at $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
by Detective T. j. Haran. on the charge
OF stealing a bicycle valued at $l5 from
Braham c. Andrews. In the 9Th district
court today he pleaded not guilty and was
held in 5000 for trial next Tuesday. Suisse
quently Morrell retracted, pleading guilty
and was sentenced to Jail for l5 days.
hAlI 70 arcf
outing next Sunday. The trip will In
clude a tally-ho party to Rocky Point
stopping at Fields Point for a shad din
ner and afterwards the time will be de-
voted to outdoor sports. including a base
ball game The committee in charge is
composed of Louis Panlette, A j. Martin.
c. Weir and j. l.. Perhed.
Hazel Mansfield was arrested on Wash
ington street by Lieut.. O'Neil, last even.
ing, on the charge of being common
night walker She had sii9 in her posses
sion when pulled I'm. When arraigned be-
fore Judge Sweetland, today, she pleaded
guilty and was placed on probation un-
III Dec 5th. This afternoon she left the
city. promising to keep away from Provi-
dence for good.
There was a finish fight between two
Edgewood dogs. on Broad street, last
evening. A bull dog belonging TO w. f
Barnes OF II Morton street and a spaniel
the property of r. f. Chester OF 20 Ar
mold avenue. both of Edgewood. got into
a fight. They rolled upon the car track
Just as a big Broad street car was due.
The owners OF the CANNES came out and
removed the remains for burial. :,
Lizzie Tully. s. and Teresa Tully I
years old. were arraigned before Judge
sweetland, today. on the charge OF en-
ter,ng in the day time, the house of
Thomas Hartford and the larceny Of 75
cents belonging TO George Hartford They
were held for trial on June 18th and
placed In the custody Of Miss Denehy. AS
they were too young TO go 10 the Rescue