The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-06

them back.
Because some spray clung round them OF
the sea.
That dearer was than any land TO me;
l felt their lack.
felt their lack and yearned for them
For refuge and for solace in my grief.
For balm I'm woe; but ashes blow
And leave no track.
They leave no track that my heart
knows
Nor any speck or atom faint that goes
Sailing on air. or, dark or fair,
No vestige shows.
No vestige shows and yet / dream
l still may find them on some distant
shore;
Some other land. some farer strand,
And burn no more
M. c. Ballard. in Chicago Inter Ocean.
Grace Place: misplaced replaced The
missing one has returned home.
John Angel a vagrant, was sent over
for six months by Judge Sweetland.
Thomas Martin. 80 years old has been
missing from 81 Waldo street since last
Sunday.
Louise Colvin Of - Glenham street re-
ports underwear. valued at $3.50. was
stolen from a line in her yard last night.
Hook and Ladder and Hose is extin-
guished a chimney fire at 23s Wickenden
street. at 3:45 p. m. yesterday; damage
slight.
skeefingtons Brothers saloon at 4s1
Eddy street was entered by way OF
cellar trap door last night. Nothing was
missed.
James German was placed on probation
by Judge Sweetland today. He had been
arrested for throwing glass into South
Main street.
George Dumas was placed on probation
this morning He was brought before
Judge Sweetand on the charge OF being
a common drunkard
George Knowles. nine years old was
bitten upon his leg by a dog when on
Commodore street yesterday. The dog be-
longed To Thomas J. Dowling.
John w. Elan's variety store at 151
Dean street was entered by use OF a
duplicate key recently and s17 I'm cash
was taken from the money drawer
Jo Antoine was fined $40 and costs and
sentenced to Jail for 10 days for selling
adulterated milk. This was the second
prosecution. the first conviction being on
July IL, 1904.
Eliza =. Hall. now stopping at rs Snow
street. reports that her vacant house at
50 and SO Aborn street was entered by
way OF rear window yesterday. Prop
erty valued at Sc was taken.
Mrs. Catherine Keefe. who has a
periodical store at 126 Ives street. re-
ports the shop was broken into last night.
The intruder stole tobacco. valued at S110;
candy worth $50. and gold eyeglasses
and chain valued at s12.
Henry Kelly Of 293 Dyer avenue re-
ports that some one set fire to a closet
In the Union mission al that number at
e:S0 o'clock yesterday morning. Mary
Mcdonald discovered and extinguished the
blaze. The damage was s5.
An automobile belonging To the Cen
trail exchange. in charge OF Carl Nicholas,
and n Broadway car came into collision
at the corner OF Aborn and Fountain
streets at 5:15 o'clock last evening. The
front axle OF the auto was bent.
The East Side Praying band will hold
-a-Hap4pal- -sarrlca-at-th -ManSkuelS- Al
T.. church Sunday evening at o'clock
George W. Lewis. the gospel singer. will
sing. The Friendship and Admiral street
electric car leaves Market square at $40
y. m. The church is on Vandewater
street. The public is cordially invited.
The following named Juveniles were
placed on probation by Judge Sweetland
this morning: Charles Rosenquist. for
stealing n paper; Edward Hohler 70:
John Dooley II: Elisha Walsh and Ed
ward Roper. IS years old. for breaking
and entering in the day time the shop OF
Stacy Boyce OF Plainfleld street and the
theft OF five cents