The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-01
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A calm that forever Is pressing
rts peace on the strife-strtcken heart;
A silence that whispers blessing
That never this soul shall depart
Still. a sense OF impersonal being
Inflated, and kin to the plain
In stold submission agreeing
To be one with the dust and the RAIN
The motionlers leagues OF the prairie
Ely by ike the sweep OF tho wind
The mind OF the rider unwary
That city-bred thousands have sinneo'
For deep IN the dark OF his vision
Two faces his grim heart have niied'
The dance girl who laughed her derision
And the cowboy his pistol-shot killed.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Mary o'Brien. 20 years old. has been
nnissing from 337 Pine street, since Sun
day.
II a T.. s extinguished a chimney FIRE
at 1875 Bay street. at s:45 o'clock last night.
No damage.
Charles p. Glines OF 4s1 Pine street re-
ports a gum-slot machine broken in front
OF his store. yesterday.
The alarm from box 151 at $50 o'clock
last night. was for fire In an ash box at
l26 Livingston street No damage
John Fitzgerald slapped his wife's face
yesterday. In the Sixth district court
today, he was fined $40 and costs.
Peter Brennan was held In $500 by Judge
sweetlend today. for trial next Friday, on
the charge OF being sturdy beggar.
Mrs. Katie Becker OF II Bogman street.
reports stolen from her tenement entry,
| Sunday evening, a sled. valued at $50.
Daniel Terry. oolored, was taken Ill at
Sam Marks lodging house. last night and
at i1:l5 O'Clock was conveyed to the r. I.
hospital.
John r. Tooln OF l54 Howell street re-
ports that a sled, valued at $50 was
stolen from the front entry OF his home,
Saturday night.
Hose and Truck responded to a still
alarm at John e Goods liquor store. Al
Fountain street. at 9:35 o'clock last night
| There was no fire.
Mary s. Kenny, 104 Larch street, reports
that she was bitten on her right arm by
a dog, when on Padelford street, at 3:3
p. m, yesterday
Mary Neary of S41 Fountain street re
| ports stolen from in front OF her shop
yesterday a gum-slot machine. With con
tents N was valued at s.
Edward McAulifYe was held in $500 by
Judge sweetland today, for trial mex
Friday for maliciously breaking three
pool cues, the property OF Harry Koplan
Engine Company 1s responded TO a still
alarm last evening for fire In Johl
Hutchinson's tenement. IL Ashton street
The cause OF the fire is unknown. TIL
damage was S75
Adalard Lodonceur was bound over L
the grand Jury in $500 by Judge Sweet
land today, for breaking into SANFORD l.
Woods shop. on Blackstone boulevard
on Dec. 2. 1903.
A barrel OF bread. valued at IS, wa
stolen from the Ward -Corby bakery be
tween l and o'clock this morning. Tw
panes OF glass valued at IS, were broker
at the same time.
John Costello was charged In Judg
Sweetland's court today, with havinl
kept a grog shop, and upon his plea o
guilty was held for the grand jury II
5000.
Jennie Reilly was ordered committed Z
the state hospital for the insane b.
Judge Sweetland, today. She belongs Il
Central Falls was brought TO court fror
the Rhode Island hospital, and is a VIC
tim OF alcoholic insanity.
Charles johnson, "A years old. residin
at 81 Kenyon street, and employed as
teamster at the Boston store, was take
to the Rhode Island hospital at ocloc
last evening. TO be treated for a quit
badly crushed foot that had been caush
In the freight elevator at that store.
James McGovern OF Millville, Mass, fe
while attempting to board a car at tn
corner OF Dorrance and Westminste
streets at 1:15 O'Clock this morning. TIL
blow and the liquor he had drank mad
him unconscious, After DR.. Fred NJ
Brown had revived him McGovern wen
his way.
Joha Cavanaugh. Richard Eldridge an,
Arthur l. Williams were before tn
Sixth district court today. each on tn
charge OF non-support OF family
Cavanaugh was given six months at tn
farm. Williams was placed on probation
until June 3rd. and Eldridge was hel,
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