The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-18
NEWSLETS

loves for Youth, and not Tor Age,
Zen though Age should wear a crown
For the Poet not the Sage;
Not the Monarch. but the Clown.
loves for Peace. and not for War,
Fen though War bring all renownI
For the Violet. not the Star:
For the Meadow, not the Town.
loves for lads and loves for maids.
Courts a smile and flies a frown:
loves for Love, and salicy jades
Love Love most when Love has flown.
Love a cruel tyrant is:
Stays his victims with a glance,
Straight recovers with a kiss
But TO slay again, perchsnce.
Wouldst thou know where Love doth
bide7
Whence his shsrpest arrows fly?
In dimple Love may hide.
Or the ambush OF an eye.
Vert thou clad I'm triple mail,
In desert far apart
Not a whit would this avail:
Love would find and pierce thy heart.
Thomas Nelson Page In Scribners.
Mary McKenna OF 427 Orrns street re-
ports fowl. valued at s1s, stolen from her
coop last night.
John II. Kelly, an idle person. was this
morning sent to the farm for six months
by Judge Sweetland
Giacomo Feole OF 154 Cedar street re-
ports that watch, valued al 50 and s. I'm
cash, was taken from his room, yester-
day.
Mr.. William J. Weller manager OF the
real estate department OF Beach & Sweet
Is again confined to his home, IS Laura
street, by illness.
William spicer OF $50 knight street in
forms the police that his overcoat, valued
a: SIS was stolen from Jones storage
building. rear Of So Central street. yester-
day afternoon.
Two freight cars were broken open at
the India Point yard. Tuesday night and
a case OF cotton cloth was taken out Of
one OF the cars and broken open, but its
contents were not removed
One dozen alarm clocks. valued At SEQ,
went of I'm front OF the j. A Foster e.
Co. store on Dorrance street at 5:15 D. m
| yesterday. They were not set to go of
Mr. Orville l.. Bearse. proprietor OF the
| headquarters for the welsbach Light com.
4 pany for this city at 20 Aborn street is
contemplating a removal from Providence
to New York. where he will, II Is said. en-
| ter into a new field.
An alarm was given from box S29 al
| T:15 O'Clock last evening for supposed
| fire Mt AIS Harris avenue. back draft
| filled the house with smoke, somebody
cried "hre" and Patrol Driver Giblin
| obligingly pulled in an alarm.
Gaetano Androzzs. u years old. was
| fired So by Judge Sweetland today on each
| OF two complaints for shop-lifting In one
| store he obtained 40 cents worth of goods
and in another 40 cents worth. John Con
| ca. IL years old, who was with Gaetanc
was placed on probation.
Charles Young. Jr, was fined IS aud iu-
venile costs in the sth district court to-
| day for stealing gloves and mttens, val
ued at 81 from In front OF John r. Rus
sells store. Timothy Dowd. 10 years old
who also took one pair OF mittens, was
fined SIS and costs
by Judge Sweetland. this morning for the
theft OF a blanket belonging to Bernard
Nasburg, when the latters horse was
standing I'm front Of 81 Dyer street. yes
terday Patrolman William II. Briggs
made the arrest.
Howard Allen. Thomas Hanley, VIII
liam Collins and George Collins, who
stole 80 cents worth of candy from a
wagon, yesterday. were before the 9Th
district Juvenile court today. Allen and
George Collins were placed on probation.
Hanley was fined So and William Collins
was sentenced 10 the reform school dur
ing his minority.
Susie NJ. Rounds, who resides at 30
Essex street, Auburn, met with quite a
less at the Pond street school Monday V
evening. There was stolen from the dress
ing room her wrist bag. valued at S. in
which was fs,9s In cash. a crepe scarf
valued at $3.50, two yellow pads bearing
her monogram, a handkerchief, lead
pencil and a new card case.