The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-08
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An the wind says 'Snowr
AS II howls at the cabin door.
An. we hear the moan of the leanless
An the cry of the poor on the wintry
"The bleak winds howl, an the children
freezel"
Settle the strike
For the poor o. the world make moan'
THE coal an clods
OF the world are Gods.
An they hide them from His own?
An we hear the wall o. the ieafiess
An the cry o. the poor on the icy
"The bleak winds howl. an the children
Boston Journal.
Pensions have been granted as follows
Widows. minors and dependent rela-
tives-Susie l.. Closson. Providence. IS.
John Carney was sent TO the farm for
six months by Judge Sweetland, today,
on the charge of non-support OF family.
Hamilton ]. McKenzie's restaurant. at
"a Dorrance street was entered last night.
Cigars and cigarettes. valued at $40, were
taken.
and demolished a large pane OF glass In
Samuel J. Burke's saloon window at ITO
Pine street, last night
Frederick A. Pats store, at ioes Elm
wood avenue. was entered by side win
dow last night The thief secured w
worth OF candy. cigars and cigarettes
| Vincent Arceili was fined 81 and costs
| in the Sixth district court today for the
| larceny OF 20 cents worth OF tomatoes
| from Morris A. Evans.
| George Knox. colored. will be tried In
the sixth district court Friday for an
! alleged assault with a coffee cup upon his
wife Bertha, whose head she alleges he
| cut open last night.
There will be a free organ recital at
| Grace church Thursday evening. Oct 9.
! at 8 o'clock, by Mr. Arthur III. Ryder.
assisted by Miss Carolyn Boysn. contral-
! The public Is invited.
Samuel SokoIow, q shoemaker at 500
/
shop for few minutes at 7:so, last even
ing. During his absence somebody
sneaked out box containing change OF
| the aggregate value of -
George Shea was held in 500 by Judge
| sweetland today for trial next Friday on
| the charge of entering in the day time
| the dwelling of Henry Silverman and the
| larceny OF a coat and six boxes OF sar-
| dimes. He pleaded not guilty.
william saggerson, war veteran was
| arrested on Charles street last night for
| the alleged theft of a basket OF coal val
| ued at 20 cents. the property of John
| Gray. He pleaded not guilty today and
Judge sweetland held him In 500 for trial
| Friday. s
George Cook was arraigned In the Sixth
| district court today on warrant alleg-
| ing that he had cruelty overdriven and
abused a horse that he hired from Walter
| r. sayies last Thursday. He pleaded
| not guilty and was held In 800 for trial
| next Friday.
Henry Carrick, Is. Philip III. Peck. 20,
and John III. Bramble. 20 years old. who
were hanging about Park street and hoot-
ing at passers by last evening. were ar
rested by officer sissions and Probation
| OFFICER Wallace. They were held as sus-
picious characters and will be shipped to
| New York by boat tonight
BENJAMIN Hammond II years old. was
placed on probation until Dec. I'd. by
Judge sweetland, today, for stoning cars
of the Consolidated railroad company.
The boy. with others. stood on the Gem
ct~ry street bridge and pegged AZ freight
cars one day they broke the windows OF
caboose.
Daniel Part, le years old, employed at
the Nicholson File works. fell from his
wheel when I'm front OF 2E West Ex-
change street. at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. His face was confused. his chin
cut and ne was so badly shaken UP that
n was necessary to send him to the
Rhode Island hospital. The boys people
reside at $40 West Exchange street.
Jacob Rice, colored. was before the
sixth district court today for an ASSAULT
upon George B. Mumford. Last Sunday
morning Rice and other colored men got
upon a Cranston street car. A dispute
arose among them as to who should pay
the fares. and when none Of them seemed
disposed 10 produce the coin the conduc'
tor called upon Motorman Mumford &c
help eject them In the mix-up Ric'
kicked Mumford on his leg. Rice was
/ held In 500 for trial Friday.
RIVERSIDE.