The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-26
NEWSLETS

Oh, here's TO the things that we wish 10
do
And here's 10 the things we've done.
And here's 10 the gloomy things OF today,
The things that we shirk and shun.
a rainbow OF promise is painted DER
The things that we wish 10 do.
The futures alluring and bright and
grand,
A dreamiand OF brilliant hue.
The things OF the present are sordid.
A meaningless round OF toll
They're seemingly meant to delay our
hopes
And all our ambitions foil.
Yes. here's to the things that we wish to
do:
Let's do the things OF today
And then we shall do what we wish 10 do,
When they are out OF the way.
Cleveland Leader
Manual Fratus' skff was stolen from
the Philadelphia dock yesterday. 1t was
valued al sl5
Pasquali Izzi was held for the grand
jury in 5000 by Judge Sweetland. today,
for keeping a liquor nuisance.
A box car was pushed through the Gas
pee street freight yard fence at lll0
o'clock last night. Ten feet OF the fence
was broken.
Clarence NJ Hawkins OF Warwick was
fined SIS and costs by Judge Sweetland to-
day. for using horse that was unit for
labor.
:
reports that n new house at 10S- Rugby
street was entered recently and IS worth
or plumbing taken
Hannah Jackson was placed on proba-
tion until Sept. "a. by Judge Swectland.
today, for the theft OF n skirt. valued at
$50 from Maud Robley.
James T. Roulhoe, coored was fined
$50 and costs in the 6th district court. to-
day. for selling impure milk. He took an
appeal
An alarm was given from box 159 at 7:15
o'clock last evening for n slight blaze In
A. r. Gray's tenement 10 State street A
gas Jet ignited a window curtain.
Louisa Bouchard, seven years old. OF IS
Winchester street. was knocked down on
Branch avenue last evening by George
Bristol, a blcyclist, Her scalp was cut.
The accident could not have been avoided.
Kate Mcclure and Mary West. common
drunkards. went sent 10 the Sophia Little
home In Judge Sweetland today where
they will remain on probation until
September End.
John Cassidy a Juvenile was held for
the grand jury I'm $500 by Judge Sweetland
today for breaking and entering in the
day time the dwelling Of Arthur Williams
and stealing property valued at $3.50. Mr..
Wallace became his surety.
Sarah Davis, colored. pleaded not guilty
in the Sixth district court today when
accused or stealing two dresses valued at
$40, the property OF Parthema johnson.
She was held for trial May 3lst, Miss
Denehy becoming her surety.
Arnold post. No. 4. G. A. r., Franklin
n. Ham, commander. will hold memorial
services at Locust Grove cemetery Elm
wood avenue. at y. m Sunday. May
10Th. The services will be held at that
time as the post has many assignments
for Monday.
Thomas NJ. Smith and Brothers soap
works on Aliens avenue was broken into
Monday night. Brass corks. valued at
sli were stripped from an engine and lead
pipe valued at 81 was taken. Detective
Tidd recovered the property I'm Manuel
Sherman's junk shop AZ Eddy street.
Frederick Q. Williams, colored. who
had been acting as chaperone for Julia
Hardy's dog on the latter's daily airings.
ard who beguiled the canine into strange
paths TO the end that II had a new owner,
was fined $40 and costs for that theft by
Judge Sweetland today.
a report OF a pistol shot caused quite a
rommotion al Chestnut Grove. last night.
McGee OF the Cranston police
force attempted 10 apprehend David Law
er. whom he found I'm the dance hall.
Lawler fed and as he was crossing a lot
re officer fred shot 20 stop the fugt-
Are Hnwict'- rrrrrac good hts escape,
Ives Post will attend In n body Memo
-ial Sunday afternoon at 2:30 with es-
,orts. the service IN Bethel A. NJ. T.. !
'hurch. Meeting street Rev. w. b. |
Thomas, pastor, will preach the memorial /
sermon. Comrades OF other posts. former /
soldiers and sailors are invited 20 be
present on Monday at Grace Church Gem
'tery. The oration will be delivered by |
Rev. /. c. Fernanders. pastor OF the |
'niOn A NJ Il. church.