The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
NEW SLETS.

Across the pew. with complaisance
And eyes that with Loves sunshine
dance
Ny little sweetheart smiles at me
She is the only saint 1 see;
| The sermon passes In trance.
| The painted figures gaze askance,
Down from their CLASSY vigilance
ON this our tender heresy
Across the pew.
Ali little sweetheart, the romance
OF life. with all its change and chance,
is but a sealed book 10 thee
When opened may its pages be
AS fair and sweet as thy bright glance
Across the pew.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Peter Major, 19 years old, ran away
from the sockanosset school at $50 last
evening
Bessie Ferris was fined $40 and costs
by Judge sweetland today for improper
conduct with John May.
Mary Clark was sentenced 90 the farm
for nine months by Judge sweetland TO-
day as lewd and wanton.
Frank Keegan. n juvenile. was fined s.
in the Juvenile court today for playing
craps on East Transit street last Sunday.
Charles Murphy, colored, was held for
the grand jury in $500 by Judge sweetland
today for an assault with knife upon
Charles Camp.
Mary ST. John and Addie Breauld were
arraigned in the juvenile court today ,as
vagrants. They pleaded guilty and were
placed on probation until July 18th. In
the interim they will be in the custody
of Miss Denehy.
Baiso Novelle fell from his bicycle at
the corner OF Atwell's avenue and Bourne
street at $3.50 p. m. yesterday scraping
his hands and forehead and cutting his
ear He was taken TO his home. lie Cedar
street, i'm an ambulance.
Patrolman c. DAILY found about 200
pounds OF brass i'm a junk shop at ASP
Eddy street, that had been taken from
the Eddy street power house. Two men
were later arrested on suspicion and are
stu detained at the Central station.
Thelma Bendetta was placed on proba-
ton until June 9th by Judge Sweetland
today Lena Wilson and Isabella Sim
months each and took appeals. These
women We're up as lewd and wanton in
speech and behavior.
Joseph Chopin was knocked from his
wheel at the corner OF Dorrance and
Washington streets at 1850 last evening
by Walter Williams. OF 172 Pond street.
who was driving a horse attached to n
buggy. Chopin was not hurt, but the
wheel was demolished.
Charles Lambert and Julia King. and
George and Charlotte Johnson. all colored,
were tried before Judge Sweetland today,
each couple for keeping a house OF Ill
fame. They were adjudged probably
guilty and each defendant was held for
the grand jury in $1,000.
The long deferred complaints against
Emil FELTON, and Paul Lepinsky for as
saulting Peter Bremges, were today dis
posed OF In the Sixth district court on pay
ment OF costs Last December Brenges
was assaulted, thrown down and his y
was broken.
The Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert of
England arrived at Newport last night
TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. Shaw Safe. Mrs.
The visitors came in order to be present
at a most interesting event TO take place
soon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Safe.
The complaint against Felix lie Travers
for keeping house of ill-fame was to
have been tried In the Sixth district court
today. lie Travers did not respond and
his bondsman couldn't find him. The case
was certified TO the common pleas division
william Curran pleaded guilty 10 the
charge OF non-support I'm the Sixth district
court today. lie is - years old. has a
wife and one small child, and the family
is soon 20 be increased, Curran was arr
rested for playing craps last Sunday. His
case was continued on probation on his
promise to pay 81 n week for his wife's
maintenance.
Al the Church of the New Jerusalem,
Trinity square. there will be n union ser
vice this evening commencing at o'clock.
Trinity Union Methodist society will unite
with the New Church society in n peniten-
tial service 10 commemorate the betrayal
and cruchxion Of our Lord. Addresses
emphasizing the lessons Of the crucifxion
will be given by Rev. 4. J. Coultas and
Rev. Geo $. Wheeler. pastors of the