The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-12

and along Long Island sound. Friday
fair; fresh northwest to west winds.
NEWSLETS.
Oh. bark to the brown thrush! Hear how
he sings.
How he pours the dear pain OF his glad
What q gush, and from out what golden
springs!
| What rage OF how sweet madness!
And golden the buttercup blooms by the
way,
A song of the joyous ground,
While the melody rained from yonder
spray
Is a blossom in fields OF sound.
| How glisten the eyes OF the happy leaves!
! How whispers each blade. II am blest!"
Rosy Heaven his lips to fiowery Earth
gives.
with the costliest bliss OF his breast
Pour. pour of the wine of thy heart o
| Naturel
BY cups OF field and sky,
| BY the brimming soul OF every creature
Joy mad, dear Mother. am i.
| Tongues. tongues for my Joy. for my joyi
more tongues!
oh, thanks to the thrush on the tree.
To the sky. and to all earth's blooms and
songs!
They utter the heart In me.
New York Mail and Express.
On his plea of guilty John Brown was
assault on Alfred Lancaster.
Pensions have been granted Rhode ISL
ander's as follows: Original. war with
Spain, special May 2s. Joseph McGovern.
Providence. sl2.
Fred Lyons, charged with an assault on
Annie Mcguire. pleaded not guilty in the
Sixth district court this morning. and was
held for trial June "A in $500.
Ellen Hughes pleaded guilty TO being
a common drunkard In the district court
this morning and will pass the coming
| year at the state workhouse.
James A. Sherman was arrested by
Sergt Hanley at 7:4o last evening for
throwing glass on Benefit street. This
morning he pleaded guilty and was fned
| SIS and costs.
While riding along Valley street on his
| bicycle at $50 this morning Arseni Forge
came In collision with Edward Brockway
when at the corner OF Broadway. FORCES
wheel was badly damaged.
John q. williams was arraisned before
Judge sweetiand this morning charged
| with the larceny OF bicycle from
Georgia r. johnson. On his plea OF not
guilty he was held for trial June %. the
bonds being 500.
| Edward Hopkins. charged with delay
| ing a car last Monday on North Main
street and who was arrested In East
Providence yesterday by Detective Ahern.
pleaded not guilty this morning and was
held In 5000 for trial June "a.
william Gariock. 2o7 orms street. re-
ported to the police this morning that he
had been robbed of an open face silver
watch and chain OF the value Of $40. He
suspects a colored man OF the theft and
this forenoon an arrest was made.
Antonia De Fursee of lso Cedar street
complained to the police this morning
that a 14-year-old boy had stolen IS from
the pocket OF Giuseppe Marconf and about
81 from the pocket OF Nicola Digono, both
boarders In his house. The boy decamped
with his stealings.
Margaret M'Cann OF II Howell street,
complained yesterday afternoon that she
had been the victim OF n loss OF s1.cs.
stolen from her house by two girls. Two
girls were later arrested by Officer Boss
and about 81 OF the money recovered Mrs.
Mccain refused to prosecute.
At 2 O'Clock TINS morning Charles John
son, an Armenian. was arrested by Of
fcer w. +. Monroe and when searched
revolver was found In his pocket This
morning he pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF carrying a concealed weapon
and was held in $500 for trial June 20.
Israel Garhnkle OF 227 North Main re-
ported to the police last night that two
white-wash brushes, valued at 50 had
been stolen from his house At an early
hour this morning officer w. f. Munroe
found two brushes and a white-wash pail
on South Main street and left them In
the board OF trade building for safe keep
ing.
Before Judge Sweetland this morning
Charles Timmony was fined $40 and costs
for cruelty 10 a horse. While backing the
animal at the American Screw company's
works. ne sawed his mouth so badly as
to severely cut It. Timmony is the man
for whom Agent Smith was looking when
he was so roughly used by the crowd at
Pawtucket yesterday.
MIIcT hMeWER