The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-17
NEWSLETS.

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| Dwell on its fair completeness,
/ The gold. not Colds alloy.
| Find out the thing that's noble,
| Lies honey-not its gall;
| Seize on the truth-the gladness
The dear world holds for all.
O grasp the glow. the sparkle,
The music and the mrth,
The things that give men courage,
The things of vital worth.
Bask in the radiant sunlight,
The glory, not the gloom;
Breathe, breathe upon the mountains,
Give wings the JOY of room!
Peer not In gloomy caverns
Where noisome creatures are;
Let all thy gaze go upward
To cleaning sun and star!
Leave skeletons in darkness.
Rejoice in that which lives;
With charity's blest kindness.
Forget where God forgives!
Mrs Frank A. Breck I'm Rams Horn.
Ellen Smith was sent to the state hos
pital for the insane by Judge Sweetland
today.
Clarence Fisher. II years old OF 20 Sim
clair avenue was bitten on the leg by q
dog last evening.
Amelia Georg. an Armenian. was fined
IS and costs in the Police court today
for peddling without license.
Abraham Muckler, who rooms at the
corner OF Dime and South Main streets,
reports the theft of clothing valued at sl2
and ring worth IS.
william Stone. OF GA Sabin notified the
police, last night. that an open-faced
watch and chain. valued at $40 had been
stolen from his room during the after
noon
James NJ. Gibbs of I4s Ocean street, re-
ports that a young man attempted to en-
ter his house, Thursday night. by fore
ing cellar window The marauder was
frightened away.
Thomas Bradley OF 24e South Main
street reports that clothing belonging
to him and valued at s13, was stolen from
d. C. Besley's barn, 13s East Manning
street. last night.
James Durkin and Leon Rice pleaoed
not guilty in the police court today, to
the charge OF having revelled on Valley
street, last night, and were held In slUo
each for trial next Tuesday.
Eugene Fitzpatrick OF Natick, a run
away boy, was picked UP on North Main
street. at 1 o'clock this morning by Ia
trolman T. f. Nolan. and sent TO the Gen.
trail station to await he arrival of his
father.
Thomas Melleny and Wright Balm
forth each pleaded not guilty in the
Sixth district court today, when accused
OF selling milk in which formaldehyoe
had been placed. Each was held In $500
for trial next Friday.
At the first open air meeting which oc-
ours tonight at the Soldiers monumes.
on Exchange place, DR.. Edward f. Moore
is to preside and the speakers are 10
be +. Z. Mereweather, l.. f. c. Garvln.
Joseph Mcdonald, DR.. j., A. Nc Laughlin
and others.
Ernest Chilli and James Manceln each
II years old, were placed on probation
unil Dec. I'd, by Judge Sweetland TO-DAY
for entering In the night time, with IN
tent to commit larceny. the store house
of Andrea Cuneo and others, at 1ss
Spruce street.
Henry Madauss and Alfred Boetner
were arrested on Benefit street. at 7
o'clock last night, by Detectives Haran
and Ahern. at the request of the Hoboken
police. The boys ran away from home
and had secured work and a lodging
place. They will be sent home tonight.
Charges against Patrolman Robert J.
Doonan, of the Third station will be
heard in the office of the police COM
missioners at p. m. next Tuesday.
Doonan is accused of violating rule lis.
which requires that officers shall keen
everything of movement occurring on
their respective beats.
The spring schedules on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad Will
go into effect tomorrow when important
changes will be made in train service.
For information regarding such changes
the public is referred to the large time
table posters and pocket folders which
may be obtained at ticket Offices in ad-
vance OF the date of change.
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