The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-11

And say, % never mlnO.
DO not misjudse tho smile.
Mistake the accents kind.
Assuredly through the years.
Until my flesh is dust.
I'll look on you with fears
With settled. dark distrust
There always will remain
A fell suspicion black,
You stole the hat amain.
Got scared and brought II back
So do not misconceive
My attitude. my friend:
never can believe,
Must doubt you to the end.
You may return the hat
And clear yourself of blam.
But after--after that
We can never be the same.
New Orleans Times Democrat.
An overcoat valued at 81 was stolen
from Joseph Catines lodging house, 100
Globe street. Saturday.
Lizzie Manning pleaded not guilty in
the sixth district court today when ac-
cused OF being lewd and wanton and
WdH htfh w @-Vv i't ~ ief
Thomas Conway was placed on proba-
ton until June 7th, by Judge 6weetland
today for the larceny OF an overcoat
valued at 81. the property OF Fred Allen.
John Brennan. is years old. was sur
rendered by Probation officer Wallace.
today. ON an old charge Of stealing Lead,
and was nned $50 and costs. He had been
behabing quite ersticaliy OF late
Hugh Mcdonald was nned $40 and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for defacing
a building belonging to Alice K. Owens.
He was elected from an Olneyville sa-
loon and smashed glass valued at so.
Patrick Violet, the four months old
child of Augustus Violet OF 20 Warmers
lane. died suddenly yesterday. from
natural causes. medical examiner
was called and gave permit for burial
l.. w. OF A. T.. will hold their next meet
ing. Thureday next, with Mrs. G. H.
Onthank. AZ Monroe street. somerville
Mass The meeting will be held from 10
a. m. to p. m.
sisto lei was hold In $500 by Judge
Sweetland today for trial on Friday for
the embezzlement Of $50 given into his
hands by Antonio CRrulo. Saturday With
that no lost the money.
Patrick McDermott was sentenced tn
Jail for 30 days, by Judge Sweetland to-
day for defacing building. the property
OF May a. r. Hawes. He tore out lead
pipe attached 10 water closet and
caused damage to the extent OF us.
A telephone dispatch was received here
last night from the clerk OF the Concord
Mass Reformatory TO the effect that
william f. Adams had escaped from that
Institution Adams Is feet inches tail.
has smooth face. brown hair and eyes.
Box i5l was pulled at $40 O'Clock last
night. pot OF grease. LEFT on stove,
had caught fire. Beyond blackening the
walls and furniture no damage was done.
The supposed Are was In house at the
corner OF Livingston and Charles streets.
william Conley was sent to the Rhode
Island hospital Mt $40 O'Clock last even
ing He was found near tie railroad
track at the corner OF Washington and
Dorrance streets by employees of the
Rhode Island company. William had
not been injured and was soon discharged
from the hospital.
Patrolman J. VI. Martin thought he
had discovered bad fire yesterday af-
ternoon. He saw smoke issuing from the
window OF tho 81 story OF I41 weyboeset
street. There was no Are. however. Two
chickens had been left In a pot, the water
had boiled away and the birds were very
much overdone. The chickens were the
property OF Eugene Canton, clothes
cleaner and presser
burst water pipe was discovered in
the building at II Exchange place last
night by Patrolman Dorsey. The break
was IN the wool loft occupied by Richard
Thornley,. The water deluged his office on
the 2d floor and ran through the ceiling OF
the Textile Finishing CO., on tho ground
floor The Protective company was noti-
fed and by spreading tarpaulins over ma
chinery and other articles prevented much
damage being done.
The Pearl street Baptist church never
held 80 many people as II did last even
ing at the service conducted by Prof
Stout, the noted gospel singer. The SER
vice was one OF a series OF evangelistic
meetings being conducted by Prof Stout
and the pastor. Rev. j. A. Hainer. Every
available seat was occupied and many
sat on the platform. The solos were
most effectively rendered and the sermon
by the pastor was very impressive
presentation OF truth. A large number
responded To the appeal 10 become
Christians The meetings will be con-
tinued this week