The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27


Or else shall quite nameless be-"
"I'n call you Love-" he gently cried.
And walk forever at your side"
Serene her eyes. serene the days:
she led. he followed all her ways.
And as they went. another came
With scarlet lips and eyes OF flame.
He paused and gazed, "Oh, tell TO me
Who Is this woman, fair TO seel'
do you not known" the Vision cried.
20 Love-" he tremblingly replied.
1--WE waited for you all my days!
My soul your wondrous power obeysr'
She OF the eyes serene walked on.
The sunshine with her lover gone,
"She has no heart" the others said,
Until one day they found her dead.
Low-browed and pensive-lipped she lay,
Beyond the reach OF passions play,
And then the man knelt at her feet
And mourned: My love, my life. my
sweet
Margaret Price. In Boston Transcript.
John McGnliveray OF So Empire street
reports that while he was asleep at that
house. this morning. his pocket was pick
ed OF $3.50.
James Rowland was bound over TO the
grand jury In $1,000. by Judge Sweetland.
today for promoting policy. He had
waived an examination.
Fred Manchester has sued William c.
Johnson to recover $1,000. The action Is
based on book account. +. II. Jackson
is attorney for the plaintiff.
The Textile club. which Is made up
OF the agents and treasurers OF the prin-
cipal cotton mills of New England. wore
entertained at Squantum today.
Elizabeth Kenney OF 1o4 ,Larch street
reports the demise of four hens, owing TO
the attention given them by bull dog
that came upon her premises yesterday.
Joseph Soen, who was accused by the
police of the larceny of ss5 from James
Seider. waived an examination in the 9Th
district court, today. and was held for
the grand jury in Soo.
Theresa and Julia Kelly, 0 and 6 years
old who were arrested some time ago
for entering houses and for larceny, were
by Judge Sweetland today placed on pro-
baton until June e. 1903.
Edward Miller. colored. was tried In
the Sixth District court today for defac-
ing a building, the property Of Henry
Jordan. The damage consisted OF the
smashing Of a door. He was fined 50 and
costs.
Michael Nangle was sentenced to jail
for 20 days. by Judge sweetland. today.
rav
he knocked down and kicked in the face.
An appeal was taken and surety given on
the same.
Samuel Sherman. years old, was
knocked down and run over by horse
and buggy, on Gladstone avenue. last
evening. The driver did not stop to as
certain the boys condition. The lads scalp
was lacerated.
James Malone was before Judge Sweet
land today for an assault upon his sis
ter. Kate A. Johnson. whose hand he cut
with a knife. and at whom he threw a
pitcher. He was found guilty and was
sent to jail for 20 days.
Grace Spencer was tried In the 9Th dis
trict court. today. for keeping a house of
I'll fame and was held for the grand jury
in $1,000. The evidence disclosed that the
house and its occupants were all of a
most vile character.
Byron G. Howard has been transferred
from Hose 20 to Hose 4; James b. Null
cahey from II. and L. to Hose II and
]. Edward Comedy has been appointed a
member OF III. and l.. g.
Edgar MoCauley, a well-known buyer
for large retail storc. was this morn
ing ordered by Judge Sweetland to be
committed 10 the state hospital for the
| insane Mr.. McCauley was seized with
| acute mania and was in a pitiable condi-
tion today.
Pensions have been granted Rhode ISL
T, anders as follows: Joseph Cough. Olney-
Vile. So; Johann Andress Kiesling, Ma
tick IS; increase. rest. reissue. etc. AL
bert @. orcutt, dead. Olneyville, s.. Orig
inal widows. etc. Jennie 8. orcutt, olney-
Vile, s.; Susan NJ. Tandy. Providence, IS.
| James Doyle was fined $40 and costs
for an assault upon his wife, Catherine,
and sentenced to the farm for six months
for support by Judge sweetland to-
day According 10 the wffe's version,
Doyle was OF little use about the house,
and she would be much better off II he
took a trip TO the country.
Samuel Cohen. who In one night. this
month. stole bicycles belonging TO John
Tibbitts. the Rhode Island Protective
company and John F. Williams. was this
morning sentenced by Judge sweetiand tc
pay a fine OF $40 and costs on each OF two
complaints and TO serve n minority term
at the reform schoo ! upon the thirc
charge.
Two suits against the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
were entered IN the Common Pleas divi
sion of the Supreme court today. Mar,
G., Pine sues 20 recover $1,000. She 4,