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

or yellow metal was his lance,
His cuirass and his shield;
And yellow was the waving plume
That danced upon the breeze.
And yellow. too the silkon curls
That rippled TO his knoes.
He halted by silver stream
And In the moonlight pale
The chilly dews like Jewels shone
Upon his cleaning mail
A wind that told OF coming frost
His sanron feather shook,
And sent the red October leayks
In showers upon the brook.
But all along tho Eastern sky
a binding glory came,
As morning robed the hills with light
And crowned the woods with flames
And when saw the goldon knight
In Rlittering armor pass.
A slender spray or goldenrod
Was tilting with the grass.
Minna Irving. In The Era
Paint brushes valued at So were stolen
from Henry Bowens shop. es2 westmins-
ter street Thursday night.
Lead pipe and sheet lead valued at s25
was stolen from John r. Fallows' house.
IS Pettis street. Thursday night.
John T. Campbell reports that new
house he is working on on West River
street was entered last night. Tools val
ued at IS were stolen.
Joseph Tabor. coiored, was fined $50 and
costs In the eth district court. today. for
a simple assault upon Sarah Coleman.
with whom he has been living.
Hose II responded to a still alarm at
81 SGampers street last evening gaso-
line stove exploded In Israel Serman's
tenement. No damage was done
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
pass a counterfeit s. bin upon Charles
Massard at his cigar store, 80 Westmins-
ter street, at $40 yesterday afternoon.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original Stephen r. Steere. Pawtuclet 50.
widows. minors and dependent relatives.
Isabella Donnelly. Providence. 81.
Twenty feet OF cable and 400 lbs. OF lead
scraps, all OF the value OF SIS, was stolen
from the Providence Telephone company's
building. 22s Harris avenue last night.
A sack coat and vest to match. two
pairs OF pantaloons, and black coat
and vest were stolen from Francis q.
Allisons vacant house. ssa Brook street,
Tuesday night.
Waiter b. Henderson. of S72 BENEFIT
street. reports that a watch was stolen
from his clothing. which was left hang
ing In the basement OF the stewards Of
Ace at Brown university. yesterday.
The fork of bicycle ridden by George
Woodward Of Al Yorkshire street, broke
when he was on Charles street last even
ing. He sustained o laceration or his
ri nd "a tD aUa
Joseph Daily and Charles Burns were
held for trial next Tuesday In $500 each.
on the charge of stealing from the pos
session OF George s. Smith, three copper
rolls, vaiued 1T sf5, the property of the
Glen Lion Dye Works.
Clarence Healey was arrested by Detec-
tive Ahern, last evening while attempt
ing 70 sell a bicycle. Healey couldn't ac-
count for the ownership OF the wheel and
today Judge Rueckert held him for the
grand jury for larceny from some person
unknown. The wheel was valued at $50.
James McNally was sent to jail for 80
days by Judge Rueckert. today, the theft
OF metal valued at STATS. from Stillman
White and others McNally who came
here from Worcester about three weeks
ago. Wednesday and Thursday he made
trips TO a foundry, stole the metal and
sold II TO a junk dealer.
Charles Monigan, 18 years old OF 8
Steere avenue, was riding his wheel
through Knight. toward Westminster
street, at o'clock this morning Ernest
Rochon was at the time In the act OF
alightng from a milk wagon Monigan
ran into him and was thrown from his
wheel. He was so badly hurt, by reason
Of striking upon his head, that Il was
necessary to send him home In an am
bulance.
Thomas Walsh was fined 500 for as
saulting Mary II. Ryan, by Judge Rueck-
ert, today. Walsh had had trouble with
hts wife and when the latter called up
on the work girl 10 assist her, Walsh
seized Mary by tho neck and jammed her
head up against door frame. This arrest
was the aftermath OF a series OF assaults.
Walsh was warned that the jail doors
would open for him II he did not desist
from his undesirable attentions toward
his wife.
Mary Nixon was tried In the 9Th dis
trict court, today for an alleged assault
upon Hattie Phillips The principals are
colored. The averment was that the Mix
on woman, angry because the other had
called the cops on her." first struck her
In the breast with her fist and then slash
ed AT her with a knife. John Lombard.
boarder, interfered and got a cut on his
hand. Judge Reuckert held the Nixon
woman for the grand jury In $500.
Ruby Redpath OF Olneyville young
sirl, who has given her people considera-
BILE trouble. was placed on probation un
I'll December 5th by Judge Rueckert. to-
day. She was arraigned as an idle person.
The complaint against Habib Wehby for
stabbing Alexander Munroe. last Sunday
afternoon, was 20 have been heard In the
9Th district court today. Munroes condi-
tion is such that there Is still a liability
OF n change for the worse. Judge Rucck-
crt continued the case until next Friday
refusing the request OF counsel for a re-
duction OF bail