The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
NE w SLETS

and I.
And watch the sunset glory whore it I'm
Eered IN the sky;
Wide field OF crimson. purpie-edged; Great
citidels OF flame;
The shifting play OF shade and ray In
some fantastic game;
The shadow host that leaped and ran to
kiss the fading world
And whispered Peace" and Peace" and
Peace" ere day its banners furied.
And as we watched the lambent flames
that quivered In the air.
Ny uncle dofYed his hat and said: MY
boy. our God is there"
Long years ago my uncle died. the sun
light on his hair;
But. wheresoe'sr he bides today. know
mis- God is there:
For. IL by chance he should not reach
the heav'n through spaces dim.
where'er ne went would be content; he'd
take his heav'n with him:
And. watching all the shifting scenes OF
hfe's fantastic play,
rve learned one truth, and learned It
well, and e'er humbly say;
The God we love all gods above. the God
OF praise and prayer.
Is ever in the loving heart that longs to
New York Times.
Maggis O'Neii was sent 10 the farm for
one year by Judge sweetiand today as
common drunkard.
A blanket, valued at q. was stolen from
DIR. Albert Parker's horse, while left
standing down town. yesterday.
Leopold Potzler, of I4s Fountain street.
complains TO the police that $50 was stol-
en- from his room at that place, yester-
day afternoon.
Mary Murphy was sentenced TO the
farm for nine months as common
drunkard by Judge sweetland today.
She took an appeal
Mrs. Emery Grimes Of s snip street
reports the theft OF q ring valued at SIS
ana three baskets OF coal worth $3.50
from her house. yesterday.
Frederick Clark coiored. was fined 81
and costs IN the Sixth district court to-
day for embezzlement OF a bushel OF oats
from J. H. Barney. yesterday.
Lodowick Leeds. a contractor. reports
100 feet Of rubber hose, valued at 80,
stolen from the cellar OF a new building
at III South Main street. yesterday after
noon.
Emily Brooks Of 344 Broad street, while
shopping in the Public Market. yesterday
put her pocketbook containing "a on the
counter. When her back was turned a
woman stole the purse.
Charles Hawkins was hned 81 and
costs in the sth district court. today. for
breaking a window in South Main
street shop. last night The building be-
longs to Newton Earle.
Hose 7 put out a chimney fre at 1S
Friendship street at s:26 p. m, and En-
CINE and Hook and Ladder put out
one at ia Harrison street at p. m;
damages slight In both instances.
Edward X. Adams was fined SIS and
costs in the Sixth district court today for
allowing a horse unht for labor TO be
driven about town, Monday. until II fell
from exhaustion on Waterman street.
James Higgins fell from a Riverpoint
car on Elmwood avenue. near Cromwell
street, at 6 p m, yesterday. inJuring his
hand and side and spraining an ankle.
He was attended by DR.. Rounds and
sent to his home.
Frank Lopez OF 500 wickenden street
complains that a boy. II years old.
snatched a postal book containing 25
cents from his daughter. Jennie's. hand.
at the corner OF East and wickenden
streets, last night
Hook and Ladder and Hose . respond
ed 10 a still alarm at 4:5o p. m, yester-
day, for fire in the store window OF
Samuel Mason. at Ss7 Atweirs avenue.
A clerk In lighting up, set fire 10 some
dry goods; damage slight.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday. the
library will be open las on sundays)
from 2 to . p. m. only for the use OF the
reference room. periodical room. chill
dren's library. lecture room. and stand
ard library. no books being issued for
home use
Lillian Hcrwitz OF rs Eidridge street.
arrived from New York on the Joy line
this morning. ON the boat she met
man who said that he was going to Bos-
ton and would help her take her luggage
over to the Union station She was
bound for New Bedford. She let him
hold a large pastebosrd box containing
Christmas presents while she was pur-
chasing her ticket. When she turned
around again he and the box had disap-
pesred.