The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-19
NEWSLETS S

On mountains the crocus
Ere hollows be clear
In the bed of the snowdrift
VIII rise ana appear
Aloft the pure crocus,
Born under the snow.
In the sun Is left trembling.
All bare In his glow
Like the heart OF the woman who listens
To love In the forests below.
--Harper's Weekly.
Hose s responded TO a still alarm for n
chimney fre at So Evergreen street. NO
damage.
A pair OF shoes value at 80 was stolen
from Franklin III. Steeres wagon GOWN
town yesterday afternoon.
George Hamilton of es2 Westminster
street reports that a basket or coal was
stolen from his yard last evening.
A watch and chain. valued at 50. was
stolen from Michael Grogan's harness
shop, 755 North Main street yesterday.
Three pairs of hair clippers valued at
80 were stolen from Peter Bftchockglan
shop at 724 Westminster street yesterday.
David sliney was held in $500 by Judge
Sweetland today for trial Tuesday on the
charge OF non-support Of his minor chill
dren.
slowed against a mail box at the corner
OF Wickenden and South Main streets al
6:s5 p. m. yesterday The box was de-
molished.
Peter REYNOLDS was held in 500 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial Tuesday
singer The latter is a Hebrew pedier.
and was snowballed by Reynolds.
A water pipe burst in the A. B. Smith
~ afr
ter wet through from the third to the
ground floor. j. M. Peters saloon got
the worst OF the flooding.
Silva constanto OF ia Cedar street. an
itinerant violnist. fell on the sidewalk
in front OF 2s North Main street last
to his home.
Mrs Ruth Childs OF 17s Pearl street
reports that at $3.50 p. m. Tuesday nlght
she discovered man stealing CLONES
from a line In her yard. He ran away,
carrying garments valued at ".
Abraham Diamond. 1s years old, who
ran away from Woonsocket yesterday,
was arrested on the Joy nne dock Just
delivered to his father, Louis Drummond.
The regular meeting of the Providence
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be held in the small hall OF the Y. Nj.
c. A building, entrance Jackson street.
at o'clock Friday afternoon. The pubic
is cordially invited. Board meeting at
o'clock.
Charles N Henry OF aoe South Main
street, longshoreman. was hit by some
bags OF starch that were being hoisted
from the hold OF the steam lighter j. b
Collins at the Clyde line dock at O'CLOCK
this morning. He fell a distance or 10
feet. spraining his right
Albeus p. Murray, youngest son or
Capt John A. Murray, of the Third po.
lice station, was last night married At
the rectory OF st. Michaers church by
Rev. Father Joseph McDonough to Ellen
Caroline Robinson, daughter OF George
Robinson. one of the foremen at the Gor-
ham Manufacturing company's works.
Mr.. Murray is employed in the city engi-
neer's department.
Samuel and Herman Gertz were deliv-
ering coal on Ormsbee avenue yesterday
afternoon and got into an alteration
with John Moore and Edward Drumm,
who are employed by William II. Perry.
Moore struck Samuel Gertz over the head
with a three-tined fork, making wound
which Or. Marston closed with eight
stitches. Moore was held In 1900 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial next
Tuesday.
The third lecture in the University
course at the Rhode Island Normal school
will be delivered Saturday, Feb. Il, at ii
a. IN. His subject Is THE Evolution OF
the Puritan" Prof. Tyler Is well known
in Providence al one Of the leading biolo-
attention by course OF lectures on
Evolution" at the Normal school two
years ago. The public is invited to hear
him.