The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-04
NEWSLETS

NEWSLEIS
! Oh, pilgrim. as you journey, do you ever
gladly say
In spite Of heavy burdens and the rough
ness OF the way,
J That 10 does not surely MATERIAL the
strange and bitter stress,
Heat and cold, and toll and SORROW
twill be healed with blessedness.
For the road leads home?
Home the safe and blissful shelter where
is glad and full content,
And companionship of kindred: and the
treasures early rent
From your holding shall be given back
more precious than before,
Oh you Will not mind the journey with
such blessedness In store.
When the road leads home.
oh, you will not mind the roughness nor
the steepness OF the way,
Nor the chill. unrested morning nor the
dreariness OF the day;
And YOU will not take n turning 10 the
left or 10 the right.
But 20 straight ahead nor tremble at the
coming OF the night.
For the road leads home
And often for your comfort you will read
the guide and chart
II has wisdom for the mind and sweet So
lace for tho heart
It will serve you as n mentor. II will
guide you sure and straight
All the time that you will journey be the
ending soon or late
And the road leads home
New Orleans Picayune
George Carr OF 45 Concord str~Nt reports
that his house was entered by the use OF
a duplicate key. yesterday afternoon. A
pair OF opera glasses, valued at SO and a
watch worth 81. were stolen.
The alarm from box %, at $3.50 p. m.
yesterday. was for a chimney fire at 162
Globe street, no damage
Detective Godfrey recovered, yesterday,
the plumbing stolen from a house at 81
Loughran place. Sunday.
An alarm was given from box 437. at s:55
o'clock this morning, for a fire at 40 Com
stock avenue; no damage.
Edward Neutrie. Il years old. was SEN
fenced TO the reform school during his
minority, by Judge sweetland today for
vegrancy.
James Kenney was fined 800 and costs
In the 9th district court this morning. He
assaulted Thomas McKernan. tearing
his vest.
Lawrence Stefanik was tried and found
not guilty In the 9th district court today
on the charge OF non-support OF wife and
children.
Philip Allie was nned IS and costs In
tn1 r lpo
upon the track OF the Consolidated rail-
road company.
Tools. valued at s.. .35. were stolen from
new house at 300 Benefit street. yester-
day. They belonged TO John Christie. Her.
bert Lassell and George Chadbourne
John and James Fitzgerald and Arthur
Marsh, small boys, were placed on proba-
tion until June 2S. 1905 by Judge Sweet
land, today. for playing bell last Sunday.
Ann Robinson. colored. 80 years old. was
arrested here, yesterday. as a fugitive
from justice. She was wanted at Newport
on the charge OF larceny OF a watch
which was recovered. Ann went back to
Newport today.
Those who wish to join Teddy's Rough
Riders. cavalry troop 10 form portion of
the Republican marching brigade should
meet at tho Providence News office this
evening at p. m. sharp. Already forty
FIVE members have been enrolled.
Nellie Ferry. rs years old. while under
the influence OF uquor. fell down stairs at
70 Ormsbee avenue. at $40 o'clock, last
evening. She sustained a bad cut upon
the back or her head. Drs. Russell and
Lewando closed the wound with fve
stitches.
John Watson. Ss years old. OF 25 Doug
las avenue, while under the influence OF
LIQUOR. was knocked down by an unknown
man, when on Page street, at $40 D. m.
yesterday. He was sent to the r. l.
Hospital, where n scalp wound was
dressed
An alarm was given from box 70 about
10 o'clock this morning for a supposed
fire In James GARDENERS tenement, 2s7
Eddy street. A leg OF mutton and a cook
stove was holding an argument Things
got smoking hot. The fire was put out
and so was the woman, who was prepar-
ing the dinner.
wagon driven by Davis C1aimor, of 2T2
Chalkston avenue. collided with n wagon,
In charge OF Harry Pearson, when on
Fountain street, yesterday afternoon
Lena Dugan was thrown from Pearson's
wagon and sustained an injury 10 her
left limb. Pearson's horse ran. breaking
shaft OF the wagon before being
caught.
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