The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-11


Where dimpied waves are e'er uncuriing,
Fair Rose and ! stroll hand in hand,
Sweet tales OF tender love unfurling.
And rapt I'm dreams OF loving bliss.
We peer out DER the misty bay,
And wonder, as we snatch kiss,
What waves, II they could speak. would
say.
Anon, as pale the moons faint glow
IL hidden where white clouds go chasing,
To grasp the chance am not slow.
And sweetest Rose am soon embracing.
Then as the beach the wild waves fake,
We learn 10 know what they do say;
For close behind their Break. break.
break"
The echo comes bacl--"Break awayl''
New York Herald.
George #. Reilley. a one-armed vagrant,
was sent 10 tho farm for . months by
Judge Rueckert today.
James f. Arnott OF Mount Pleasant, IN
company with six other young men, have
gone to Sharon. Mass. for a weeks vaca-
ton.
Edward Hatch of ss Ernest street re-
ports that two chickens. valued at 50
cents, were stolen from his coop Satur-
day night.
Marie Soimonesie and Susanna Hunter
were ordered TO be committed 70 the state
hospital for the insane by Judge Rueck-
ert today.
The day officers OF the police depart
ment will have half a day of next Mon
day They will 40 down the bay for
sail and a bake.
Patrolman w. C. Mowry found an
empty United States mail bag at the cor
ner OF Washington and Empire streets at
$50 this morning.
John Shanley got months and Patrick
Holmes one year at the farm I'm the Sixth
district court today. Both were arraigned
as common drunkards.
James McGovern was fined SO and costs
In the Sixth district court today for the
theft of a watch and chain valued at IS
from John A. O'Leary.
Jessie Hollis was fined s. and costs IN
the Sixth district court today for the lar
ceny OF a pair OF gloves valued at IS
cents from the Outlet company's store.
Mr.. william p. Goodwin. who is now at
his former home In Brunswick. Me-. is
fast gaining health, and expects to re-
turn I'm full strengln about the middle OF
September.
A horse belonging 10 william II. Small
of as Washington street fell through a
hole I'm the floor OF his barn at 1880 this
morning. AS one OF the animals legs
was broken the Rhode Island Rendering
company killed and removed the beast.
Rev. Asbury E. Krom was last heard
from at Hotel Suisse. Geneva, Switzer-
land. He was en route to the mountains
and Carlsbad He Is much improved in
health and expects to resume his work as
pastor Of the Benefcent church on Sep
tember z.
Frederick Arnold was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for the theft OF
two rings, hatcher, 6 knives and 8 forks
from Hattie NJ Ballou. Frederick. who
Is a sailor boy. averred that he must have
been drunk when he took these articles
from his boarding mistress.
Bridget Thompson and Margaret s. j.
simpson attended a clambake at the foot
OF Thurbers avenue yesterday. They got
into quarrel and Bridget, swinging a
kettle, landed with II on Margarets head,
cutting a cash two inches long. Today
she was held for the grand jury In $500
BY Judge Reuckert on the charge of max
Ing an assault with dangerous weapon
clambake was held In grove at
Woodville yesterday, which Luigi Csrance
attended. Somebody said something which
offended Luigi. whereupon he drew a re-
volver. Before he could use the weapon
Luigi was seized by some OF the party
ana held while Patrolman Willis ais
armed him. In the Sixth district court
today Carance was fined $50 and costs for
carrying concealed weapon.
Thomas Dorsey. collector for an insur-
ance company. and Mary Mcweeney. a
| Handy street resident, each denied as
| saulting the other and was today held In
100 by Judge Rueckert for trial next Fri
| day. Last Saturday Dorsey called 10
make collection. Mary says that ne
snatched an Insurance book from her
hand. Thomas AYERS that he didn't DO
| anything OF the kind. but that Mary
swatted him with stone on the back
| OF his head.