The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
NEW WSLETS.


sprinEtims finds me happy. Summer
B'antlme is so glorious, ] hear the Joy
bells ring,
winter jest love it, with nres blazin'
freef
Every blessed season is packed with
sweets fer me!
Great old world. tell you, don't care
with the frosts Of Winter, with the now-
ers of May.
Aiu't It 8oin' splendid? ANY one can see
Every cup is brimmin' with JOY fer you
an me.
Great old world in darkness-srest old
world ia DAY;
Reap it's happy harvest walk its happy
way
Lots more light than shsdOw-nisht
a-fsllin' free,
An all the bloom an beauty an light fer
you an me,
Frank L. stanton.
A pocketbook containing s425 was stolen
from James Crooks house at 81 Lisbon
street, Monday.
Joseph Antoine. of 81 South Water
streets, reports the theft of SEQ from his
house, yesterday.
Giusseppl Digrasis was fined $40 aud
costs by Judge sweetland. this morning,
for selling impure milk.
Michael Farrele pleaded not guilty in the
Sixth District court, today. OF the charge
OF non-support and was held In $500 for
trial Friday.
\ large pane OF glass In a saloon aat
the corner Of Tockwotten and Ives streets
was forced IN by gust OF wind at 4se
this morning.
The Faithful Workers will meet at the
Mary Hopkins Rescue mission, p Glenn
ence street this evening at 7:.s O'Clock.
All are cordially welcome.
Manuel Rose, a baggage handler al the
| Union Passenger station dropped a big
| trunk on his right foot this morning and
went TO the Railroad hospital TO have
| mashed toe dressed.
A horse belonging TO Thomas Peterson,
OF 173 BENEFIT street, ran away from i'm
| front OF that place yesterday morning
| and on North Main street collided with
| and did slight damage TO a wagon be-
| longing TO the Maine Creamery company.
| Herbert L. Chatterton, Of leo Broad
| street. admitted sufficient evidence Ia
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last Sunday. and appealed from a sen
tence OF $50 and costs and ten DAYS ir
| jail imposed by Judge Sweetland today
/ G. o. Edwards, of 25 Bush street. ar
| engineer on the Worcester division ol
| the Consolidated railroad. 60 facilitate a
| hitch-up this morning, attempted to cou-
pie his engine TO Dolly Warden. Ills
\ left arm was caught by the pin and wss
considerably confused. Edwards was
sent to the Railroad Emergency hospital
1 Patents have just been granted 10 the
| following Rhode Island inventors; Henry
! Bardsley, Provldencs Edward w. Daven.
! port and II. Bardsley. Providence; Rich
| ard IL. Eddy and j. g. Johnston. Provl-
! dence; william w. Harrison and J. Holt
Pawtucket: Michael j. McHugh. Proyi-
dence: Andrew Mckenzie, Providencs
| Neil Ward, Lonsdale.
one OF j. n. Fesrney's horses, harness
ed to a delivery wagon. made q wils
| plunge down College hill. from Prospect
| street. yesterday afternoon. There wal
= strong probability that somebody woult
be killed aud n bad smsshup ocouri
| at the foot OF the hill ss several electric
cars were nearing that point; but just
before reaching Benefit street the run
away seemed 10 reason out tho thing anf
brscing its feet, held up sufficiently Z,
| allow safe turn into BENEFIT street
where young man stopped tho mss
| Sight of the excited equine.
The star Telephone company was in
! eorporated Yesterday Al Albany. y. ~ e
| maintain lines Of telegraph and teie
| phone from New York city to Albany
| Boston and intermediate points. also IN
\ Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Con
neoticut and Long Island ,aud from Jer
sew city to Philadelphia. Tho capital q
| 81 Oco. 600 and the directors are hlexandsl
| w. Hallenberg. alfred y. Cruikshank
Erskine u. Essig. Theron s. Atwater ans
! Frederick Koch or New York city. Frank
| w. Garrett OF East Orsugc. y. j., ans
| Edward l.. Blackman of Brooklyn.
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