The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-17
NEWSLETS

arise from dreams OF thee
In tho frst sweet winter freeze
When the whales begin TO sprout
And nv friends begin 10 sneeze;
arise from dreams OF thee
And ] stand with frozen feet
ON the terminal morain
AT thy chamber window, sweet.
All. say not that you love
Another Eskimo,
For II cut no ice
I'll gladly shovel snow.
Oh send mo not away
Frost bitten 10 the soul
To hang nv frozen heart
Upon the boreal Pole!
In lsngud music swoons
The arctic midnight dull
I'm playing "Violets"
Upon n Nalrus skull
ask no encores, love.
For this melodious song
'Tis hard 10 play all night
When the night is six months long,
Oh. lift me from the snow
l die, faint l freeze.
I've frost upon my chin,
Iclcles at my knees.
One little boon I nsk.
Else thou dost love me not;
Lend me an overcoat
And a drink Of something hot
Wallace Irwin in New York Globe
Brockway Chapman 1s years old. has
been missing from his home. Al Lyman
street, since sunday
Louis X Greenstein OF l40 Washington
street, reports stolen from his yard. yes
terday afternoon. two rugs valued at Sl6.
Mrs. Fannie Coleman was found not
guilty IN the Sixth district court today
of having made an assault upon Mrs.
Mary Black
Dennis Sullivan. who boards at S43 VIII
lams street. reports that his room was
entered yesterday and clothing valued at
1926 and watch worth 81 stolen.
Hose extinguished slight fire I'm
Adolph Sarlengut's house 456 North Main
street, at $50 a. m, yesterday, caused
by having A. water pipe. no damage.
John Lewis, colored, and Addie Lewis.
white. waived an examination in the Sixth
district court today 10 the charge Of keep
ing COMMON nuisance and were bound
over the grand jury in 5000 each
| George Bridget, who is stopping at 3ls
| Weybosset street, and has been occupying
an office in room of the Studley build
| ing. reports that his coat. valued at $40.
was stolen from that place, yesterday.
The alarm from box i2 at 800 o clock
this morning was for flre in the Rhode
Island Fiber Spool company's shop on the
| fifth floor OF the Vista knitting company's 3
| building, corner Elm and Blount street.
| The cause Is unknown. damage 800.
Frank Graham OF II Vinton street re-
ports that two lap robes valued at 81
were stolen from the back OF his horse.
while the latter was standing at the cor
ner of Garnett and Pine street. at II 10
| p. M. yesterday. The robes belonged TO
Thomas Toye OF 3o3 Atwelrs avenue.
John II. Murphy OF 76 North Main
| street. a driver in the employ OF Frank
Brothers, III South Main street was
| thrown from the scat or his wagon az 6:25
p. m. yesterday, Pawtucket car. strik-
| Ing II. Murphy's right ear was cut and
one OF the wagon wheels was broken. The
| accident occurred on North Main street,
near Meeting.
Frank Lapham. who was IN charge OF
one OF G. S. Mann's low gears. attempted
TO cross the car track on Westminster
street near Summer street. at 6:35 o'clock
last evening. The vehicle was struck by
a Hartford avenue car. Lapham was
thrown to the street and sustained n cut
on his mouth and nose. A large lump
was raised over his left eye.
James w. Parks OF Woonsocket was
sentenced to Jail for 90 days on one COM
plant and nned 500 and costs on a second
one. by Judge Sweetland. this morning
for maliciously defacing two buildings
on State street, the property of the New
York. New Haven a. Hartford Railroad
company. From one he cut out a lead
trap valued at S. and from the other
lead pipe worth s..