The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-14

Touch US gently. Time
Let Us glide adown thy stream.
Gently. as we some times glide
Through a quiet dream!
Humble voyagers are We.
Husband. wife and children three
zone Is lost-an angel. fed
To the azure overhead.
Touch US gently Time!
We've not proud nor soaring wings;
Our ambition, our content,
Lies In simple things.
Humble voyagers are we.
Ger lfe's dim. unsounded sea,
Seeking only some calm cline
Touch us gently, gentle Time!
Barry Cornwall.
Last Thursday John Gillen 15 years old.
left his home 10 Douglas avenue. and has
not returned.
w A Perry. 16 years old. Is reported
as missing from his home in Hughesdale
since June 10.
Benjamin Morse. 20 years old. and re-
siding at Bayslde. is reported as missing
from home since 6 O'Clock Thursday
morning.
Joseph Campanella was fined $50 and
costs In the Sixth district court this
morning for an assault with a cane on
Jason Smith.
Clement Jettea was assessed $40 and
costs by Judge Sweetland this morning
for fast riding on his bicycle on North
Main street yesterday.
John Kelly was arraigned on charge
OF vagrancy before Judge Sweedand this
morning. arid on his plea Of not guilty
was held for trial June 20 in $780,
Adam Crone of IL Rockingham street
told sorrowful tale TO the pouoe this
morning OF being robbed of so bill at
the Hopkins hotel about midnight last
night.
The Faithful Workers will meet ut the
Randall Square Gospel mission. No. 81
Chalk stone avenue. Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock Mr.. William B. Hopkins will
lead. Mr.. winsor will sing.
Andrew Devine OF 694 Atwells avenue
went to sleep on a doorstep at 1lS Manton
avenue last evening. and when he awoke
he found he had been robbed Of watch
James Rodman reports to the police
that an attempt was made to enter his
store, lis Superior street. sometime Thurs
day night. The attempt WAS made at
the side window. but was unsuccessful.
Harold Wagner. a Juvenile. win be more
careful about riding his wheel faster than
the law allows in the future. for this
morning II cost him So and Juvenile costs
for fast riding on oxford street yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Bromley OF s0 Chalkstone
avenue reports that she gave an umbrella
mender a s. bill for repairing her water
shedder yesterday afternoon. He went
out to get it changed. and hasn't been
seen since.
Richard Clinton. residing in the rear of
40 Pond street, has complained to the po-
lice that he was bitten by q bull dog. the
property Of oolored man named John.
at $40 last evening. while no was walk
ing through a street.
A wagon driven by william Pollard of
Pawtucket. the property OF the Union
Wadding company. was run into by cleo
trio car 512 on North Main street, near
Pawtucket avenue. at 445 yesterday af-
ternoon one thill of the wagon was
broken.
Sam Wah, Chinese laundry man, or
547 Eddy street. left his wash house
about 1880 yesterday afternoon to go to
ths store. leaving the door OF his shop
unlocked. When he returned ne ROUND
a boy in the laundry and $3.50 missing
Lvn
The house 166 Lowell avenue was struck
hy lightning at $40 last evening and con-
s,derably damaged. The plastering was
ripped off the wall, mirror broken and
a picture thrown down. A wash bowl
was broken also. The house is owned
by Horace Clark and occupied by William
I.oxley and Eugene Clark.
In the Sixth district court this morning
Mary Tossitt. who was arrested by capt
Horton at 5:lj yesterday afternoon. was
arraigned on the charge or Keeping
disorSlt-ly house. she pleaded not guilty
and was held In 5000 for trial June "a. 1t
was In the Tossltt woman's mouse
tina, the colored man was found dead yes
torday morning.
1t cost Henry Spicer 80 and costs TOT
assaultlng Aloertus c. sanford with
whip in Canonicut square Juno ). Sp!cer
Vas driving a heavy express wagon
across the square. when little son of
Mr.. sandford got in the way Of the wag-
on. Mr. Sandford rescued the boy and
while IN the act, IL Is said, was struck
by Spicer with the whip. spicer ad-
mitted the assault.
strange man was seen going from
the yard OF the Riverside mill yesterday
forenoon and soon afterwards Oscar Mil
lcr Of 3i4 Lowell avenue discovered that
his silver hunting case watch and chain
had been stolen from the pocket In his
vest. which had been hung up In the car
penter shop of the mill. Later he found
the cases OF the watch. minus The works
In the yard OF the Anthony estate.
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