The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-31
NEWSLETS.

The strong light shining on her Hair,
Closing her Eyes In Deaths repose.
While on her Hands the white Dove
throws
The longed-for Poppy flowers OF Sleep
SO my Tryst with Death would keep
Beside my Gardens Dial stone
Like Dante's Beatrice-alone.
NV Garden of sweet Dreams and Fam
cies.
Tall Lilies and my purple Pansies.
My Rosemary for remembering
The Love OF many a bygone spring;
Were Il not best TO pass away
In Evening hour of quiet Day
Alone beside my gentle Flowers,
Who comforted my lonely Hours
And blessed me, as such Beings bless,
With their exceeding loneliness?
Alone-in one swift Moment pass,
Leaving no Shadow on the Grass
Where oft my earthly Form has shed
A Shadow on each Garden BED
All NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prayer.
Uttered beside me--everywhere-
Into the foweress, strange Unknown
Alone-still in Gods hands-alone.
-Arabella Romilly, in the Rambler
Hose 13 put out chimney fire at 20
Lester street at 7:40 this morning.
Sarah Burns, a common nightwalker'
was held in $500 by Judge Sweetland. TO-
day for trial June 6.
Peter Healy, Is years old, was FOUND
dead in bed at 255 Aborn street last night
Death was from natural causes.
II. 8. MacGregor's storehouse at Sc
hxy
dow Thursday night and candy valued at
| 81. SO taken.
John Fleming Of 147 Greely street
fell from a car on Charles street at p
m. yesterday and sustained a laceration
of his face.
coat worth SIS, in the pockets OF
which was property valued at s77b. was
stolen from James Gannon's hallway, 81
Taylor street, yesterday.
Annie Clark. who boards at 1A Codding
street, reports that her room was en-
tered yesterday and a watch valued at
so5 and a chain at $50 taken.
John Johnson and Knute Nordt were
fined $40 and costs each In the police
court today for revelling on Elmwood
avenue ut $40 this morning.
John D. Campbell OF 4 Hills avenue.
Pawtucket. was bitten on the leg by a
dog as he was delivering package at
house on Charles Field street Thursday
Antonio Catri of rs Atwells avenue fell
from an Arlington car at the corner OF
Westminster and Franklin streets at
y :o5 this morning. receiving a cut over
his left eye.
1ames Johnson. OF q Eiswald street,
fell from the platform of Centredaie
car when II was opposite "a Weybosset
street at IL a. m. yesterday. He received
a slight scalp wound.
Walter Blair pleaded not guilty and
Thomas O'Brien was fined $40 and costs
I'm the police court today for revelling on
Mathewson street at 1:10 this morning.
Blair will be tried next Monday.
Joseph McDermott was found with an
alleged stolen bicycle on South Main
street yesterday. Today Judge Sweetland
|
wheel was a waltham, No. 1870.
An attempt was made to force an en-
trance TO the Danbury Hat company's
store, 4s7 Westminster street, last night
by cutting out a catch Of rear window.
Nothing was missed from the shop.
James p. Holt of 364 Broad street,
while driving in from Pawtucket last
night was run into on North Main street
by a strange and careless driver Of a
spirited horse. The damage to Holt's We
hicle and harness was SIS.
The alarm from box 175 at $40 this
morning was for a blaze in Louise
knights house. % Hicks street a lighted
cigar thrown into a lace curtain caused
the fire. While the damage TO the house
was slight. that to the furniture was con-
siderable.
Albert Johnson. colored. was fined 81
and costs for drunkenness In the police
court today, and was held I'm $500 by Judge
Sweetland for trial June g. for simple
assault upon Mary Curran. whom he
struck as he was passing her on North
Main street at Ills last night
The open air meeting will be held as
usual this week at the Soldiers monu-
ment. Exchange place. The speakers for
Saturday night are TO be: Hon. Henry
J. Spooner. Mayor Fitzgerald, Mr.. John
c. Barrett and others. Mr.. George @.
Briggs will preside.
Timothy Crowley, "a years old. board
ing at 20 Furnace street, and employed
as a brakeman by the Consolidated rail-
road Jumped from moving freight train
in the India street yard at 80 this morn
ing, striking upon a sleeper. His hip
was broken. Crowley was sent to st.