The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-30
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SO deep Is the night. my b,9ther.
But bright the coming day,
And the time for dawn aud sunrise
Is never far away
I'm watching here IN the valley
To caich the first glad rift
IN the night clouds hanging over
Gray clouds that soon shall MT
Whenever night shades arc deepest
Then oudest is my song
In the shadow OF the valley
Hope speeds my feet along
Ave deep is the night ms brother
But bright the coming day.
And the time for dawn and sunrise
Is never far away.
Henry {. Narnack IN los Angeles Her
asa
Mary watrusley. Is years old, lewd
and wanton. was placed on probation until
June :, 1885, by Judge sweetland today.
A caboose was broken into I'm the
Charles street yard Wednesday night and
vorkmen's apparel valued at $3.50 stolen.
lanes Hasney was held in $500 by Judge
sweetland today for trial next Friday on
the charge OF being a common drunkard
Albert Gerald. Of 9e wayland avenue
reports that his overcoat valued at S5
was stolen from his house yesterday. 3,
Judge sweetland fined Patrick FLYNN
q and costs in the 6th district court to-
day for an assault upon Sarah McGovern.
In the eth district court, today. Mary
Pendergast was found not guilty OF the
theft OF s. from Patrick j. Borkin,
Michael Hogan was placed on probation
until June 3. 1904. by Judge sweetland to-
day for the theft of stove from Nathan
Rouslin.
Hose Is extingulshed a slight FIRE In the
house at the corner OF Broad and Case
streets at a. m. yesterday. An electric
tight was the cause.
a hencoop belonging 10 jeremiah o'Con-
nor of 155 Eddy street was broken into
Wednesday night. Poultry valued at W
was stolen.
Herman Hellemrecht OF II ship street
reports that his pocketbook, containing
81. was stolen from him In Crossly's bak-
cry, on oxford street, Wednesday night.
Lizzie clark was fined 500 and costs In
theft OF a coat, valued at 80. the proper
" OF Catherine Donahue.
Lone Mahoney was before the Sixth dis
trict court today for defacing building
belonging TO John ". Coyle. by breaking
glass valued at S. He pleaded not guilty
and was held in s2o5 for trial next Fri
day.
Patrick Moran was sentenced TO jail FOR
81 DAYS and william Mccormick to pay
fine OF SIS and costs, by Judge Sweetland
today. for stealing bag OF beans val
ued at $3.50. the property OF George A.
Wildwood and others.
James Patru was given sentence OF
Is days IN Jail by Judge Sweetland, to
day. for an assault upon Lena Anderson.
a young girl As she was leaving mill In |
olneyviIle. few DAYS ago. Patru put his !
arm about her waist.
Port Richards. the veteran musician. !
will be rendered a complimentary benefit i
in old siocum hall. Tuesday evening. Nov.
"a. FOR q wears Mr.. Richards conducted
one OF the best known orchestras In this
city.
John Chandler, who resides at III
Charles street fell from a staging at the /
corner OF Weybosset and Eddy streets at
eral severe contlsions. No bones were
broken He was sent TO the Rhode Island
hospital
The complaint against Bernard Dowd,
for being q common drunkard. was TO
have been heard I'm the Sixth district
court today but by request Of counsel the
case went over for two weeks. The same
disposition was made of the complaint
against Henry Gormley for an assault
upon Patrick Scannell.
Thomas Oates liquor saloon on Branch |
avenue was entered Wednesday night by |
prying "A screen of rear window. and |
S55 35 was taken from the cash drawer. /
There were two vicious dogs in the yard. |
and as they did not attack the thing. II
Is supposed that he was on good terms
With them.
Harry Ware was today held Tor the
grand Jury In $500 by Judge Sweetland
for the larceny OF watch from the per-
son, and possession OF Patrick Drury.
whom he met In n saloon and whose time
piece he appropriated He was also held
In 500 for trial next Friday for the theft
OF a clock from Della Precourt
D0IMGS At BROWN.