The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-11
NEWSLETS.

There's a mist upon the river,
There's a haze upon the hill.
And the Sunset with his CULVER
Silver-tipp'd. Is stalking still
Through the hunter-land of Evening
BY the shadow haunted rill.
lie has lit the sky-bound prairies
with his camp-nres of the night,
lie will sleep where starry fairies.
Twinkle i'm their robes OF white
And his cloud banked camp OF slumber
Is the moonbeams tented light.
At his feet. all stiff and staring.
Bison-clouds are lying low,
Crimson'd from the hunter daring
OF his many shafted bow.
Planet-eyed from deep-banked bowlder
Hangs the tawny-sided doe.
Curling upward, zephyr-driven,
From his camp-iire's ashes gray.
Floats his smoke across the heaven
In the misty Milky Way
Floats. until the Suns red embers
Burst into the flame OF day.
John Trotwood Moore, In The Era.
Henry Jaffa, IL years old, has been miss
ing from 63 Gladstone avenue since the
7th instant.
Bernard j. Mulcahey, a substitute
driver for Hose Co. No. 10, was today
made permanent member of that COM
pany, to act as driver.
Jennie a. Jones. colored, was today
placed on probation until next December
by Judge Sweetland. She was up as a
lewd and wanton.
Asa A. Andrews was fined s. and costs
in the Sixth district court, today. for the
larceny Of two quarts OF milk from
Alberta B. Sweet.
Raffaele GonneIli and Francesca Maz-
sofa were fined SIS and costs, each, by
Judge Sweetland, today. for overlooking
and otherwise treating horses cruelty.
Giovanni Parri was bound over TO the
grand jury by Judge Sweetland today.
for shooting with intent TO murder Philip
Feinstein i'm the latter's store. 249 At
wells avenue on night of the I'd instant.
George Horton, who had made his es-
cape from the Providence County Jail
while working with a gang outside the
walls. was picked up the local police. yes
terday and has been returned to that
institution
John Madden, who was arraigned a few
days ago as a vsarant and who was TO
have been tried I'm the Sixth district court
Howard on the charge of insanity While
awaiting trial he was kept I'm a padded
cell at night. Judge Sweetland ordered
Madden TO be committed To the state hos
pital for the insane.
At St Mary's parsonage, North Attle-
boro. yesterday, John Bisno of this city
and Miss Florence Gagnon of North At
ielboro were married by Rev. Father
James Cassidy. George Blsno, a brother
OF the groom. was best man, and Miss
Lottie Gagnon, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Bisno win
make their home at 55 BRIGHAM street,
this city.
On Tuesday. May G. will be held in this
city a civil service examination for the
position OF copperplate map engraver
under the United States government. The
salary is SO per day and the age limit 20
years or over. Persons desiring to enter
this open competition should apply at
once TO the local board of examiners and
file specimens of the applicants work.
President Hall Of the New York New
Haven q Hartford railroad announced
today that with the summer schedule the
air line limited train, formerly known as
the Ghost Train" will be taken off and
put on the Shore line. and will be known
as the "Shore line limited" and will be-
Bay State limited.
In the river and harbor bill which will
be reported back favorably by the COM
mittee on commerce OF the United States
senate will appear the following items
relative To improvements in Rhode ISL
and waters: Harbor OF refuge, Point
Judith. $780, 600: for completing the pres
ent entrance to Point Judith pond $1,000
and unexpended balance of previous APP
propriations harbor or refuge at Block
island, $4,000; Great Salt pond, $4,000.
II was reported to the North Attleboro
officers today that Herman Sonnberg,
former manufacturing ieweler, has been
mssins from his home on East street,
that town, for two weeks. Recently he
engaged I'm a new venture in Attleboro.
which did not prove successful and he
lost all OF his money. He has brooded
over this considerably since the firm as
signed. and IL is believed that II has
caused him TO be mentally unbalanced,