The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-14
NEWSLETS.

Let me not die in a room. shut out from
the glory OF Nature,
Prone on feverish couch and girt with
horrible curtains!
| But when / go, may / die In the depths
| OF shadowy woodlands,
| Far away under the leaves that whisper
a threnody DER me!
Looking my last on the Sun. setting
blood-red far DER the mountains,
Flushing the sea with his flame as he
sinks to sleep in the distance
| Then as the winds of the night uprise
from mystical slumber.
Singing a song of the old days. bringing
me rest in the twilight,
| OH in a dream may / pass to the shore
where spirits await me.
| Carrying there from the earth a picture
never TO vanish!
This is the death that crave. to pass on
the wings OF the night wind.
Far away over the stars TO the land OF
Infinite Silence
Fl b. Doveton. in the Academy.
Albert Roderiques. a truant got two
years sentence In the reform school from
Judge Sweetland today.
A bicycle valued at s25 belonging to
OF l79 Pond street yesterday.
A thief carried away s6 worth of clothes
from line in the yard OF John ID. Ellis
house. 1852 Eddy street. last night
Mrs. Catherine Cunningham. of "a De
Sofa street, says that s. satin waist
was stolen from her house yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Edwards, of 25 Bush street,
reports that a pocketbook containing $40
was stolen from her bureau yesterday.
Hose and Hook and Ladder re-
sponded TO a still alarm at 226 Federal
street at Gas this morning. No damage
vas done.
Hugh McCauley denied before Judge
sweetland today that he had neglected TO
end his son to school and was held in
200 for trial Friday.
The alarm from box las at 7:45 this
morning was for $50 fire on the roof OF
he Globe Butterine company's factory
IS Canal street. Sparks from a chimney
aused the fire.
John Gibsons periodical store at 46o
cranston street was broken into last
night and 25 cigars and six packages OF
cigarettes stolen. Entrance was effected
oy forcing a back door.
Asiel Peck of East Providence, was
.ut upon his nose and left arm while rid
ing his wheel on South Main street at
l:l5 this morning. The mishap was due
to the breaking of the fork OF the bicycle.
William ]. Walshs who had been on pro-
baton for non-support and had failed
10 keep his agreement with Mr.. Wallace,
was sentenced to the state workhouse
for six months by Judge Sweetland today
vincenzo Peril, a truant, who was
placed on probation yesterday and was
found on Fountain street at 2:3O this
morning, having run away from his home,
was sent TO the reform school for two
years by Judge Sweetland today.
Antoine Silva, IL years old, was sent TO
the reform school during his minority by
Judge Sweetland today for the theft OF
a bicycle valued at $40 from Charles /.
Taylor. The boy was arrested on South
Main street by Detective Ahern last
night.
Dominick Reagan has brought suit
against James Brown of Pawtucket. Rea-
gan was hauling some iron on truck to
an oven., and the platform breaking lot
Of iron was let down on his hand. His
hand was so badly injured that he had 20
have two fingers amputated He sues to
recover $4,000.
The city of Pawtucket is defendant In
a suit brought by William III. McDevitt
& Company to recover $4,000. Water from
a defective main flowed into the cellar of
plaintiffs clothing store and damgaed a
large quantity of goods. ii. J. Carroll is
attorney for the plaintiff.