The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-29

NEW SLETS
Did you ever happen TO think. when dark
Lights up the lamps outside the pane.
And you look through the glass on that
wonderland
Where the witches are making their tea
In the rain,
or the great procession that says its
prayers
All the world over. and climbs the stairs,
And goes 10 a wonderland OF dreams.
Where nothing at all Is just what IL
seems?
All the world over at o'clock.
Sad and sorrowful. glad and gay.
These with their eyes as bright as dawn,
Those almost asleep on the way.
This one capering, that one cross.
Plated tresses, or curling floss,
Slowly the long procession streams
Up TO the wonderland OF dreams.
Far in the islands OF the sea
The great procession takes up it's way,
Where. throwing their faded flower
wreeths down,
Little savages tire OF play:
Though they have no stairs to climb at
all
And go to sleep wherever they fall.
BY the seas soft song and the stars
soft CLEANS
They are of to the wonderland OF
dreams.
Harriet Prescott spofford.
Bed clothes valued at sl25 were stolen :.
from line in Mrs. Ann McLynch's yard,
30 Pike street, yesterday.
Patrick Kelly was committed to the
state hospital for the insane by order OF
Judge Sweetand today.
Daniel Hart. 16 years old. was fined SO
and costs in the police court today for
revelling on Atwell's avenue last night.
Isaac s. Alderman OF 2s3 Willard avenue
says that coat valued at 81 was stolen
from his wagon when IL was on that
yesterday
Jennie Saunders OF s5S Eddy street
mourns the loss OF three night dresses
OF the aggregate value OF ST. which were
stolen from a line in her yard Tuesday
night
Mrs. Margaret Falvey of a Pike street
reports that somebody used a duplicate
key and by IL gained an entrance 10 one
OF her attic rooms this week. Clothing
valued at Slo was stolen.
Clarence Thorley. colored, was held in
$500 by Judge Sweetland today for trial
tomorrow on the charge OF stealing a
pocketbook and contents, valued at 81
the property OF julius Lewis.
August Magnussen Of 4s Trenton street
complained to the Third police station
officers last night that his watch valued
at s22 had been stolen from him in a
South Main street saloon. An investiga-
ton has begun.
A tramp who called at 15s vinton street
at $50 o'clock last evening and was very
properly refused food because of his in
science. undertook TO push in the door
after the latter had been closed and
locked by a lady
Frank Lena. who was placed on proba-
tion last May for non-support, and who
had failed to live up to his agreement
with Mr.. Wallace, was surrendered by
the latter today and Judge Sweetand
sent him TO the farm for six months.
Frank Dunlavey, 10 years old, was
placed on probation until June 2. by
Judge Sweetland this morning for the
theft OF a 81 bill from Harry Fulford The
boy went TO work on Monday and Tues
day took the money from the office safe.
Advis Johnson of IA Derry street, en-
ployed by Madaros Kimlian of IS Douglas
avenue, was injured while operating a
circular saw yesterday afternoon. A
cut was sustained upon his right hand.
DR. Russell took seven stitches to close
the wound.
The Providence Woman's Christian
Temperance union will meet at the house
OF their president Mrs. Fred II. Jackson.
100 Prospect street. Friday at o'clock In
the afternoon. The object is 10 make
Comfort bags for the boys at the train
ing station in Newport
The Faithful Workers will hold a cot
tage prayer meeting at the home OF the
secretary, George Il. Crookes. Go Jenkins
street, Friday evening a 7:B o'clock. The
secretary has been confined to the house
by Illness for three weeks and Is still
unable TO be out.
Wilbour Gilbert was held for the grand
jury IN $500 by Judge Sweetland today on
the charge OF stealing clothes valued at
s2l 30 from Arthur Gagnon. These young
men roomed at 6V Westminster street
and last evening Gilbert stripped Gag
mons apartment. lie was followed TO
the Union station by woman and there
arrested by Patrolman Higgins. Gill
bert Is 26 years old n Spanish-American
war veteran. having enlisted In the 46th
Massachusetts, Volunteer Regiment.