The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
N E WSLETS

Hurrsh for the winter. my darling!
Sleigh bells are ringing today;
There's the crack OF the whip, and the
laughter
OF happy ones speeding away
The Ice on the pond Is like silver.
And skaters whirlon In their glee,
But the fireside warm and you in my arm
Are Joy enough for me.
There will be good times this evening.
When moonbeams glance over the snow;
For there viii be sleigh rides and parties.
And a ball in the village. you know;
But we'll stay at home by the fireside,
Safe here where the world cannot see:
For the ireside bright and your own love
light
Are JOY enough for me.
Chicago Inter-ocean.
John Backwood. IL years old. was
fined 81 in the Juvenile police court to-
day for reveling on Cranston street last
night.
Hose II and hook and ladder re-
sponded TO a stiil alarm for a chimney
fire at 40 and 172 Charles street yester-
day afternoon. No damage.
Edward waloh OF Darlington reports
the theft OF horse blanket. valued at
s5. from his wagon on North Main street
yesterday.
Updike G. Mowry. OF the central station
patrol ceased to be a member OF the de-
partment yesterday. He failed to pass q
physical examination FOR reappointment
Mary POLAND, a. years old. fell when In
front OF 90 Blackstone street. this morn
ing. Her left arm was broken. Mra
POLAND was sent to the Rhode Island
hospital
Patrick Pardantie was held In 5000 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial Friday
on the charge of stealing metal valued
at 81 from the American British Mfg.
Co.
Patrolman J. r. Feeney Of the Central
station slipped on an icy sidewalk and
fell while on duty at 1880 this morning.
His back was so injured that at 4:30
o'clock he was obliged to leav, his beat
and go home.
Charles II. Wilson Of Cedar street
Cranston. fell while going 10 work In
that town this morning. His rignt hip
was dislocated Wilson was brought to
this city on a train and conveyed TO the
Rhode Island hospital
Patrolman Mcdonnell discovered water
running in the building at Z Colby street
last night. A pipe had burst in the top
floor. Considerable damage was done in
David Reubers periodical and candy
store at College street.
Nicholas and Frank Greco. Philip and
Frank Chilto and Rame Medicl small
boys, were held I'm 5000 each by Judge
Sweetland today for trial next Tuesday
on the charge OF entering in the day time
the dwelling OF Luigi Geremia. yesterday.
and stealing a revolver and razor.
Samuel Frank pleaded not guilty and
was held In 5000 by Judge Sweetland to-
day for trial Friday. for assaulting Hy-
man -AwermaH4-Thc two came together
In a store on South Main street, where
Awerman had placed a keeper. In the
mix-up Frank hit Awerman's thumb.
Bertha Smith. better known as "Slats"
because Of her extreme thinness, who
was run out OF town in the recent clear
ing up of the central district. was found
on Pine street at 1915 this morning,
morning was put aboard a Boston bound
train with instructions TO stay out
Gustavus Clemworth was fined 500 and
costs in the 9Th district court today for
the theft of clothing valued at sl2.35
from Mllton Smltn. Inc latter lS n waiter
on the steamer Essex. He asked Glenn
worth to come abroard ship last Monday
night. Clemworth returned the favor by
stealing Smiths shoes. stockings. panta-
looms and vest.
Patroman Benson discovered a fire IN
the wooden building. II and 10 Page street
at 12:l5 o'clock this morning. He pulled
box 242 The fire was on the second floor
and had started around a forge In II. r..
G. Lindemann's metal spinning shop. A
stream OF water quickly extingushed the
flame. The presence OF police and fire.
men caused stampede of Celestals and
others who were in Chinese restaurant
In an adjoining building.