The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-14
NEWSLETS

oh, the iaziness is creeping where the
violets are sleeping,
And the sunshine glistens lightly on the
stream,
Where the timid shadows shiver on the
border OF the river
When the south wind wakes the crocus
from its dream.
When the green is softly glintng like the
whisper OF a tinting
And there's music In the rhythm OF the
rain,
It's the lazy, hazy season, built for rhyme
and not for reason,
And we're glad 10 have II with US once
again.
All. we need no Maypole dancing nor the
glancing maids enhancing
To make festive such a gentle time as
this
For tbs fine 70 watch the cleaning OF the
world with sunlight teeming
And existence is a sweet and priceless
bliss;
There Is drowsy satisfaction In TINS per-
sonal inaction
While around you nature tolls with
might and main:
There is Joy enough In knowing that the
grass and trees are growing.
And the lazy time is with US once again.
Washington Star.
A slxir belonging TO Carl lhnnell waS
stolen from the river at the foot OF PUB
lie street. yesterday
The alarm from box ISL at $40 O'Clock
this morning was for n chimney IRE at
1853 Livingston street, nAN damage
Sadie S. stephens and Michael ]. How
ard were committed TO the state hospital
for the insane today, by order OF Judge
Sweetland.
Mr.. NJ Spink Of 400 Cranston street re-
ports that putty was cut from around a
| light OF glass in the side door OF his store
last night.
James F.. Dorney was fined sl5 and costs
| In the 9Th district court today for SIM
pie assault upon Maurice Miller An ap-
peal was taken.
James Mullen waived examination In
| the 9Th district court today and was held
for the grand jury In 800 upon the charge
OF indecent exposure
Rose Hicks was held in 500. by Judge
Sweetland today for trial next Friday for
the theft OF n pair of shoes, the property
OF Alfred j. Jackson
Arthur Givoux OF Al Putnam street
driver for H. Wildwood & Son, reports that
six cans OF peas and his dinner pail were
stolen from his wagon on Admiral street,
yesterday.
Walter Sonner. ladderman at II. & l.. s.
fell down a hay chute at the Douglas ave-
nue. fire station at 7:15 o'clock yesterday
morning dropping Is feet. His spine was
injured and II was necessary 10 send him
to his home. 20 Mowry street
Hannah Johnson, an immigrant bound
here from New York. jumped from the
Gilt Edge train as IL was entering the
Union station at $50 o'clock last night.
She fell to the platform and bruised her
face quite badly She almost rolled un-
der the train She was taken TO the resi-
dence OF her sister Minnie Johnson OF l23
Niagara street.
Eugene McKeon OF 81 Bates street.
while riding his bicycle on Printery
street. yesterday, was knocked down by
an express wagon. McKeon was thrown
against the curbing and considerably
bruised. His wheel was wrecked. The ex-
press driver who belongs in Pawtucket,
did not stop to see what damage he had
done.
Fred Bassett, IL years old, residing at
50 Appleton street. Pawtucket, was
knocked from hts bicycle by Saul Abra-
montz the driver OF a new wagon, at the
corner of Aborn and Washington streets.
at>6:05 O'Clock last evening. His right ell
bow was dslocated. Or. McDermott at
tended him. He was sent TO the Rhode
Island hospital