The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-10
NEW SLETS,

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| And gold and tawny wing
| Make melody.
Then hey for meadow air
With my love there!
When summers haze and heat
The dreamy landscape blur,
And browsing in the wheat
The crickets chirr,
Then hey for mountain air
With my love there!
When largess from her urn
The lavish autumn spills.
And sunset splendors burn
on all the hills.
Then hey for woodland air
With my love there!
When winter grips the land.
And chains the long blue lakes.
And sows with open hand
The fieece-white flakes,
Then hey for ingle air
With my love there!
Clinton Scollard in The Delineator.
Hose put out fire in an ash-bin, at
112 Angel street. last evening.
James Jaquith was fined S. and costs,
In the police court. today, for revelling
on Fountain street. yesterday.
James Powers was ordered to be COM
mitted 10 the state hospital for the in
sane, by Judge Sweetland. today.
James ]. Healey. OF Sc Superior street,
reports that his bicycle was stolen from
in front of the Banigan building, at 4
p. m. yesterday.
Frank f. Tracy. 60 years old. was taken
III in the corridor OF the Butler Exchange.
last evening. Having no home he was
sent to the Rhode Island hospital.
Charles NJ. Randall, OF North Scituate.
left an $l1 overcoat in his wagon, on
Steeple street. yesterday afternoon. Five
minutes later the garment was stolen.
Frederick Albee, OF Eden Park. fell
from the step of a car. at the corner of
Elmwood avenue and Brigham street,
at SIS last night, sustaining slight
scalp wound.
Edward r. and Alice Babcock were ar
raigned in the Sixth district court, to-
day for keeping a house of ill-fame in
the Seventh police district. Each was held
I'm $1,000 for trial next week Friday.
Nelson s. Wall who has coal and
wood yard at 81 Battey street, sent man
ing tour yesterday. The man gathered
In s675 and his employer has asked the
police to locate him.
Angelo Picchione, IL years DID, pleaded
not guilty. before Judge Sweetland, to-
day. OF breaking the shop window OF
Annie Mccain. and stealing 55 cents
worth OF chewing gum. He was placed
I'm charge of Mr.. Wallace and will have
a trial next Tuesday.
Pietro III Auzi of l19 Acorn street. en-
ployed at the Crompton-Knowles Loom
Works, was injured at that plant last
night His left hand was caught be-
tween a truck and a door frame and so
badly crushed that IL was necessary to
send him TO the Rhode Island hospital.
Charles T.. Cox, driver OF laundry
wagon, undertook to turn the latter
around. on Chapel street, yesterday after
noon The vehicle was upset, and Cox
was thrown out, being caught by his left
ankle between the footboard and the
curbing. His leg was broken just below
the knee.
DR.. f. b. Eddy, of % olneyville square,
went into owen Tynan's saloon, on Valley
street, last evening. He was refused what
he called for and for obvious reasons.
When he went out he was assisted by a
young man who was later seen with the
doctors horse and buggy. The doctor
lost s27 I'm cash and a $35 overcoat. and
desires that the police interview the
young man.
The monthly meeting and dinner OF the
Massachusetts street railway association
took place at Young's hotel. Boston, last
evening, Il. c. Foster presiding. George
b. Francis. chief engineer of the Rhode
Island suburban street railway, gave an
address on improvements IN Street Rail-
way Construction" About so were pres
ent
In recognition OF the strides Watch Hill
Is making as a much-improved summer
resort Congressman Capron has obtain
ed from the postoffce department an in
crease I'm postal facilities for the sum
mer. The place Is to be connected with
the Westerly postoffice. and mounted
carrier will distribute the mail there dur
ing the summer months.
James Campbell was fined $40 and costs.
i'm the Sixth district court. today, for
larceny OF a lot of tools and brushes
from James Campbell. n stucco worker.
whose shop Is on Fountain street. The
two men are not related. Campbell. the
StuCCO man was III ana trusted
Campbell the hired hand. to run his shop
which he did TO the extent OF stealing
and pawnng about everything move
able.
The 18th annual session of the Massa-
chusetts grand lodge. Independent Order
of Good Templars. opened in Berkeley
temple. Boston. yesterday IL was the
largest of IT'S kind for many years. The
gathering was called TO order by j. sgd
ney Hitchins. grand chief templar There
were present a large number of promi-
nent officials from other jurisdictions,
all OF whom delivered addresses I'm the
forenoon. Among the speakers were
Grand Chief Templar Wiggin of New
Hampshire. Grand Chief Templar Van
Doran Of Rhode Island. Miss Allie -.
Parker. PGCT. and Adella j. Blaisdell.
PGVT. OF Rhode Island. Sessions were
held morning. afternoon and evening
and the business was resumed today
Last evening at 7:25 o'clock Clinton
Blanchard. - years old. and several other
boys were playing In the vicinity ~ the
street horse drinking fountain at the juno
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