The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27

May flowers on the city street
A keen faced vender sells. with eyes
Fitted for coarser merchandise
Than these pathetic bits OF sweet
That breathe OF vague simplicities.
May flowers on the city street
, Here where the tide OF traffic roars
NAgainst its narrow, crowded shores,
Where men go by with hurrying feet
And barter swings It's thousand doors.
May flowers on the city street
Why, tbs as though the young eyed
spring
Herself had come-an artless thing.
A country lass demure and neat,
To smile upon US. wondering.
May flowers on the city street
Pink and white poetry abloom
Here in this clamor. crush and gloom
A home thought In the battles heat,
A love song in sunless room.
May flowers on the city street
For one poor coin. behold ] buy
Springtime and youth and poetry,
Fen In this sordid mart unmeet.
So many miles from Already.
-Theodosia Garrison in Smart Set.
Eugenio Presto was fined SO and costs
in the Police court today for revelling on
Cedar street yesterday.
Joseph II Glover was today committed
TO the State Hospital for the Insane by
order OF Judge Rueckert
William II. Bannon was placed on pro-
baton by Judge Rueckert this morning
on the charge of non-support.
Catherine Skinner, 15 years old lewd
and wanton. was placed on probation by
Judge Rueckert this morning.
Hose extinguished a chimney fire in
Samuel w Browns house, 10 Beacon ave-
nue., at 7SO o'clock last night; no dam
age.
The alarm from box t5f at 8 30 fs--T IA
Yesterday was for fire In John Wooley's
cottage at 135 West River street. DAM
age $50.
Howard e Augustus. colored. was
held in 5000 by Judge Rueckert this morn
ing for trial next Friday on the charge
of non-support.
Charles c. Henry of 423 Huntington ave-
nue. reports that his hen coop was broken
into last night and that ls hens valued
at s16 were stolen.
Fred Montgomery, colored was held in
$500 by Judge Rueckert this morning for
trial Friday for an assault upon Grace
Hazard, with whom he had been living.
James Hackett was fined $50 and costs
by Judge Rueckert this morning for de-
facing a building belonging to Mary ].
Rice The extent OF the damage done was
81
Rudolph Ryan, IL. and Cassius Williams.
ten years OF age. were placed on pro-
baton 10y Judge Rueckert this morning
for the theft OF paint and brushes, valued
at 81, the property OF George NJ. Gillitte.
The local police authorities have been
asked to locate the relatives OF Fred
Connolly. % years old. who died in a
Chicago hospital. Thursday. Connolly
formerly worked here as a shoemaker
or cobbler.
Robert Hayden was bound over TO the
grand Jury in $500 by Judge Rueckert
today for breaking and entering in the
night time the shop OF Abraham sutton,
on May 1st. and the theft of clothing
valued at Sc.
There will be revival service at
"Shang" Bailey's hotel. North Scituate,
Sunday eevning at : o'clock Edwin A.
Corbett will have charge Mrs. ]. X Bar
ney and others will speak The public Is
cordially invited. The Danielson electric
car leaves Market square at 5:45 p. m.
Captain Rowe says that there can 6e
no crooked baseball playing in this dis
trict. He caused Charles Mitchell. Is
years old. TO be arraigned in the Sixth
court today for the theft OF two
baseball bases belonging 10 Joseph Ben
ash. A fine of 81 and costs was imposed
Mrs. Margaret Hartley was fined $40
and costs In the Sixth District court to-
day for an assault upon Mrs. Nellie Haz-
ard, Trouble had been made by Mrs
Hartley's boy. and when Mrs Hazard OBJ
jected TO the racket. Mrs. Hartley is al
legged 10 have produced a pistol and 10
have made threats to use II.
Mrs Sarah Cohen. 10 years old. and
her daughter Sarah. IL years old. were
held in 800 and 800. respectively by
Judge Rueckert today for trial next Fri
lay on the charge OF assaulting Susan
Stearns. Is years old. The arraignments
grew out OF hair-pullfng bee I'm n yard
)n Powder Mill street. yesterday.