The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-18
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NEW WOLElO
The weaithiest man OF all know
Does not possess much gold.
Nor does he own large estate.
Nor jewelry untold.
No great invention has he made.
Nor glory gained. nor fame
BY deeds heroic, and he wears
No handle 10 his name
Nor yet enjoys that precious gift,
The very best OF health,
For that may disappear with years
Eternal is his wealth.
No thief can steal his valued prize.
II Hes within the man;
A great discovery he has made.
The greatest mortal can.
He sees two sides to everything.
But casts the dark away.
And looks upon the brighter side
That shines as clear as day.
For all through life the bright exists.
Ii only we will see.
Is not his wealth who finds this out,
The greatest that can be7
New York Sun.
Articles OF clothing valued at $50 were
stolen from Peter Donahoes room at 80
John Leonard was fined SO and costs In
the police court today for throwing stones
In a public highway.
John Sharkey was fined 81 and costs
In the Sixth district court today for steal
ing a lar of milk from Calvin Water
man.
Judge swetland held vincenso Rocillio
in 500 today for trial next Friday on the
charge of stealing s16.H from Nicoiealo
Gozgomer.
william Carr. John McDougall and
Thomas Phillips. Juveniles. were fined
81 each by Judge sweetiand today for
playing ball Sunday.
Ormsbee avenue yesterday.
Bernard Murtagh. OF Diamond street.
was fined s15 and costs in the Sixth dis
trict court today for assauiting his wife.
Mary. yesterday.
James DeiEnan. a Juvenile, was fined 50
| in the Sixth district court today for
| the larceny Saturday of box Of candy
valued at 30 cents from Louis Fiske
driver for Weeks Bros.
\ Luther Bland, colored. was fined IS and
costs in the Sixth district court today fo
defacing Edward 8. Parks building. TIT
Crown stables. by breaking a pane O
glass there yesterday morning.
James McNuity Of 1i1h Chalkstone ave
nue. reports that a week ago Sunday ,
boy stole SIS from his pocket as he wa
on the steamer city of Newport HI
names the suspect to the police.
Lena Tassani. 10 years old. residing a
sss Douglas avenue. Informs the poiic
that she lie in fear OF her safety, as Johl
Pagluighi of New York. who has beeI
her steady for some time. has written he
and threatened to shoot her II she didn'
marry him.
Rubin Rosenbaum, 6 years Of age. wa
struck by an electric car while playing o
North Main street. Saturday night. II
was taken into his parents home. q
North Main street, and attended by ID
Gombers. who found the little fellow oni
slightly hurt
Frederick Twist was fined SIS and cost
In the sixth district court today for az
caulting Joseph Carey. a boy. Twist ha
been annoyed by boys for some time.
| he came out of his house early this morn
ing he pounoed upon Joseph. striking hir
| In the face and blackening his eye.
Michael O'Grsay and Patrick sulliva
had a dispute about their knowledge
law at 90 Transit street last Friday even
Ing. o'Grady emphasized his line of Al
sument by knocking down Sullivan an
blackening his eye Today OGrady wa
assessed SIS and costs by Judge Sweet
land.
James Dennis, colored. was fined 6 an
costs In the Sixth district court toda
for an assault upon Patrick r. MoraI
! This affair occurred Saturday night. Der
mis- put up big sprint and was capture
on Ives street by Sergeant Clark an
: Patrolman F. p. johnson. who wei
Obliged 10 press In service an expressma
I and his outft before they could cato
4 | up with the fleet-footed fugitive.
|, At Touisset. Mass. Just below Fall r
u YER. the clerks OF the Union Hardwa
8 ana Supply company Of this city enjoys
: their annual outing. Saturday afternoo
' There were nearly two score present ar
= they dfd full justice TO an excellent clan
bake served on the farm OF William A
geu and generously provided by the firr
Another interesting event OF the day
pleasures was a ball game. tho sing
men by a score OF 30 10 II. defeating Il
|, married men.