The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-07
N lew SLE T S

| oh! here, beneath this roof or green
I throw me down and dream again
The golden. dreams OF what has been
And future harvests yet TO gain
The wheat waves In the field close by,
An apple. ripened ere It's time.
Drops from the tree, the suns great eye
Seeks through the leaves and, as
rhyme.
The birds weave to and fro and sing
The very songs / would declare,
And now and then the branches swing
Stirred gently by a wandering air.
The binders, clicking In the wheat,
The whistle OF a passing train.
The distant noises OF the street,
Are to my song low refrain.
Today! Today rest at ease
And pick the golden fruits that grow
In solitude on twiss OF peace
The fruits that only dreamers know.
New York News
Zaphira Thebault was fined 81 and costs
In the police court, today. for riding a
bicycle on a sidewalk.
A rear window In the r L. Rose
company's store was broken last night.
Nothing was missing.
Mrs. Alma johnson OF 50 Ocean street
reports that her husband, Axel, has been
missing from home since July 18th.
Manuel Gebar of 81 wickendon street.
reports that clothing, valued at 5000. was
stolen from his room last Wednesday.
John r. Lee, colored. was placed on
probation until Dec. 4th by Judge Rueck-
ert. today. on the charge OF non-support.
Amos s. Gould reports that a coat, VAL
ued at 81 and a pair OF rubber boots at $3
were stolen from his barn on Pearl street.
yesterday.
Adolph Myers was held in 500 by
Judge Rueckert. today for trial next
unlicensed dog.
Axel Lindberg OF South Seekonk. Mass.
reports that a boy II years old. stole
pair OF rubber boots. valued at $50. from
his Lindbergs wagon. on Dyer street,
last night -. t..
Fannie Shaw OF a0l Fountain street re-
ports that n copper boiler. valued at $50
was stolen from the yard at the rear OF
her residence yesterday. A junk gatherer
probably appropriated the boiler,
Patrick F. Meehan OF 15l North Bend,
Pawtucket, reports that while In town
and under the influence OF liquor. last
night. his gold filled watch, valued at ST,
was stolen from his pocket.
Roscoe II. Lincoln OF Marlboro, Mass.
who arrived here on the Joy Line steamer
Larchmont, this morning. reports that IS
was stolen from him while he was asleep
in his berth. last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolbel OF Providence were
saloon passengers on the steamship New
England OF the Dominion line of the In
ternational Mercantile Marine company.
which sailed Thursday from Boston for
Liverpool August g.
Lawrence McKenna and George Suade
were fined $40 and costs each In the 6th
district court today for stealing tomatoes
valued at Soc. from n freight car OF the
n. Y. N H. and II. Railroad company.
the owner Of the tomatoes being un-
known.
Bessie Mahan was surrendered by Miss
Denehy and brought into the 9Th district
court today on writ of capias having
failed to desist from railing and brawling.
As she had been let on one year ago on a
similar Cnarge. n sentence or year at
the farm was imposed. An appeal was
taken.
John Gibride, IS years old. residing at
Is Smith street was found down drunk
on Smith street Tuesday night DR.
Griffin. the police surgeon, yesterday.
sent him 20 the Rhode Island hospital. as
his condition was deemed 20 he serious
To-day he was dangerously III from al
,ohoiic poisoning
Austin White OF Bay Ridge n. Y. a
guest az The Crcwn. while under the In
iuence of liquor and asleep fell from an
Dlneyville car. at the corner OF South
Main and Crawford streets last evening
lie struck upon his head and face and
vas so injured that II was thought best [
10 send him 10 the Rhode Island hospital /
The complaint against Edward Bren- I
ian for an assault upon James Rowan.
which was 20 have been tried In the 9Th I
iistrict court. today. was discontinued
ipon payment Of costs. Rowan having
ormeriy acknowledged satisfaction. /
3rennan while throwing n cuspidore IN a
'arroom missed the man he aimed az and .
truck Rowan T
Paul Tatootian. an Armenian. was held
n 80. o.