The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-28
NEWSLETS

So many tender words and true
We meant 10 say, dear love, 10 youi
SO many things we meant 10 do
But we forget
The busy DAYS are full OF care;
The long night fell, and unaware
You passed beyond loves leading prayer
While we forget.
Now eyermore through heart and brain
There breathes an undertone OF pain
Though what has been should be again.
We should forget.
We feel. we know, that there must pe
Beyond the veil OF mystery
Some place where love can clearly see
And not forget
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burdette or IL
Wheaton street were presented WIFI
bouncing twelve pound boy this morning
Mother and child are doing nicely
Hose II extingulshed hre in the tene-
ment house AT ess North Main street, yes
terday morning. Rags and waste paper
left in a kitchen closet had become isnt-
ed.
Leon T4mberiake. coiored. was held In
5000 nv Judge sweetland. this morning,
for trial next week Friday. for the thei,
OF horse sling, the property OF Aoei
Triton.
John Williams and John II. Bell, color
"A had an alteration at 10 Star street,
last night, I'm which Williams struck lSeii,
who is his brother-in-law. The assallant
was held IN 5000 by Judge Sweetland TO-
day. for trial, Feb. 9Th.
Hose is responded 10 still alarm a.
$40 o'clock this morning, for a supposed
Gre at 547 Ohio avenue. Escap ping steam
from boiler that was In use TO dry out
piastering led a citizen TO think that the
house was on hre
The regular meeting OF the Providence
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be held tomorrow afternoon Al
o'clock in the small hall or the T. NJ. -
A building entrance on Jackson street
The subject will be Work In the
Schools" The public is invited
John s. Fogg OF 10 Carter street. driver
OF an ice cart. was injured when on
Clinton street yesterday afternoon. The
ice sled began TO slew. causing II TO bring
up against an electric light pole. This
forced one OF the horses against Mr. Fogg
and quite severely crushed him.
Frank Spencer after partaking OF a
meal I'm the restaurant at ESQ Westminster
street. last evening. refused TO settle or
20 leave uyn.n ordered TO get out Be-
coming pugilistic he struck Walter AL
mond. This morning Judge Sweetland
held him in 500 for trial next week Fri
day.
Chief OF Police George Howard Of
dreenport L. T.. arrived here today 10
carry back 10 that place John Shepard,
colored who was arrested here Monday
night. on the charge OF being fugitive
from Justice Shepard is TO be tried for
rape upon his ie-year-old daughter, who
had been working In Chief Hovard's $
house.
Conrad Barker. a young man, who had
quite recently been placed on probation
was before Judge Sweetland. today, on
the charge of breaking in the daytime the
tenement occupied by his stepmother.
Ella Barker. and stealing therefrom a
dress. valued at SIS. lie pleaded not guilty
and was held in 500 for trial week from
tomorrow.
Thomas Parker was sentenced to the
state workhouse for six months by Judge
Sweetland. today. for non-suport OF fam
ily Capt. Rowe informed the court that
probation would be useless I'm this case.
Parker is a machlnist and can make good
pay; but for eight years he had done alb
solutely nothing toward the maintenance
OF his wife and children, who objected to
supporting him. Parker's chief end has
been TO put down liquor.
Herbert A. Freeman and William
Brown. colored. were arraigned I'm the 9Th
district court. today, each for assaultng
the other with a knife. Freeman is mar
ried TO Browns sister Brown was last
night making a spell" 20 his mother-in-
law. which made Freeman angry. Blows
followed words and the men repaired To
the yard for scrap. Each drew a pocket
knife and begun to stab at the other.
Freeman received cut on his leg and
Brown got one on his shoulder neither
wound being or any consequence Each
pleaded not guilty and was held in $500 for
trial on Feb. 9Th