The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25
NEW SLETS.

NEW SLETS.
| "And where is Godg" the Doubter asked.
Il do not 500 Him anywhere.
i Behind what creature Is He masked,
In sea, on earth. in clouds, in AIRS
And where is dsath?" the sIourner
sighed.
"And yet know that he IS near;
There lies my dearest friend that died.
Nor voice, nor footstep aid hear"
where are the vioiets?" asked the
"T do not see them. vet I know.
Although the winds are blowing wild,
They are alive beneath the snow"
Maurice Francis Egan, ia Donahos's
Irving Could was sent 90 the farm for
Q months, by Judge Sweetland, today.
for being a common drunkard.
Hose II responded TO stln alarm at s
O'Clock last night, for a slight fire at 3
Sherry street; no damage.
Charles Hall. OF 60 Veazie street, report
ed 10 the police that yesterday a pocket
book containing s. was stolen from his
house.
Philip Feingtoin Informed the police, to-
day. tnat red leather dress suit case.
valued az s.. was stolen from in front OF
his store, 2i7 Atwels avenue, last even
ing.
ia the 9Th district court, yesterday af-
ternoon. Adam Farley wss tried, found
probably guilty OF maintaining a COM
mon nuisance and was held for the grand
jury in $1,000 lie furnished bail.
Caisntonio Norato and Antonio De Luz
Clio were arrested on Atwelrs avenue. by
Patrolmen +. Hopkins and Il. u Coakley
last night, for revelling. In the police
court today each defendant was fined s.
and costs.
Thomas McQueeney of 172 Douglas ave-
nue. has asked tho police 10 help him To-
cate his nice black overcost. which
Thursday night he exchanged with some
body, somewhere, for poorer one. He re-
calls being IN saloon and having the
coat. After that he is I'm doubt.
Two bags. each containing a brass field
spool-holder each valued at $40. were
found by Pstroman r. j. Burns. in va
cant lot at the corner Of Broad and Sack
EFT streets,at 1:45 yesterday afternoon. The
castings were tho property OF the Union
from the South Providence repair shop.
What Can BE Done 20 Advance the
Temperance Cause in Rhode Island" will
he the topic al the 3d annual meeting OF
the Rhode Island Anu-Saloon league 10
be held Wednesday. January 90 1902.
from 1918 10 p. m. at Union Baptist
church corner East and John streets. The
evening session at 1880 o'clock will be held
in Manning hall, Brown University.
There was so much business before the
9th district court, yesterday. that the sit
ting was continued until 5:S5 p. m. with
a brief recess az o'clock for lunch. Even
then there were two cases which wera
not disposed OF. These were taken up to-
day. Michael Farrell aud Frank O'Toole,
who were accused OF non-support. agree
ing 10 pay s. q week each, 60 their wives,
They were placed on probation until July
6.
Maud Radigan, y years old. whose
mother was last month sent ts the farm
as a common railer and brawlor. was
found asleep in a doorway. late last night,
and taken in charge by the police. As
she has no home and no relatives TO caro-
for her. it was deemed cXpedient TO send
her to the Oaklawn school during her
minority. Such z course was taken by
Judge Sweetlsnd in the juvenile court,
today.
Last October John H. Smith. colored.
was arrested for an alleged assault upon
his married daughter, Cassie l.. Davis
who had persisted I'm remaining away
from home over night. Smith chastised
her because he was grieved at what he
considered Ia be most reprchensibe and
unmOtherly conduct The case was con
tinued for sentence until yesterday; but
as Smith was quite III, there was a fur
ther continuance until june 9Th
Two private complaints were heard in
the 9Th district court, yesterday after
noon Each respondent was discharged
from custody. I'm one Ally Rafo made
complaint that Kate Soutler had appro-
prated a pair OF earrings valued at $40
in the other Isaac 1.ubosky was accused
by his wife OF living in adultery with
sarah LubeslIy. The real Mrs Lubesky
could not prove that any attempt at a
second marriage had been made and the
evidence she had was not sufficient 10
sustain che complaint in the manner that
it was brought
Henry d. Lloyd author OF Wealth
w. Commonwealth" Newest England"
etc spoke az Bell Street chapel last
evening ON "rhe Evolution of Democracy
in Australia in the series on Modern
England and Her Colonies" In his gen-
eral introduction Mr. LLOYD spoke OF the
great natural advantages OF Southern
Australia and New Zealand and the
prodigious fertility Of the arid tracks
after a heavy rainfall. Among his
travellers tales" which he said were
always part of such addresses. he told
about a caterpillar OF New Zealand which
turns into a plant. blossoms and turns
to seed lie characterized New Zealand
as a human worm, which does not wait
for death before blossoming. New Xca-
land was the past piece OF virgin soil on !
the earth where the human race has had |
a chance for government without slav- |
cry.
Miss Grace Won Stoch. a young woman |
living at 11T Abbott street. fell from a |
Union avenue ear in front OF the Nara |
gausett hotel at 10 o'clock last night !
striking ON hpr head. and bcfnC rendered |