The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
NEWSLETS

You NAV lounge on your velveted cush-
IONS and mark e6ch mile with
thoughtless dream
You may say there Is hothlhg Vi 49,
romance in the practical pose OF
steam,
ppt yoy never have sat in the dust and
smoke. and seen that the track was
clear.
Nor held the reins OF the steed that leaves
the wind in its wild career.
No soulless, duh machine | drive, Tor
feel her passionate breath
Whom 7 ride her over the endless rails
that run by the brink OF death.
Nv fireman. lit by the flames red glare,
Myself and our engine-oer valley and
hight
We three are as one; and together we
share
The marvellous triumph and glory OF
flight!
Nv will Is hers. and her strength is
mine: past the sand hills gray and
Through the shimmering oornhelds long.
green line, and the sounding woods
we go.
There is naught on the bridge that
checks her speed, and naught in the
For my slightest touch on the throttle
she feels. and my softest whisper
she hears,
Only a touch and a whispered word on
the trestle narrow and high;
When she trembles and shrinks on the
dangerous curve, or a freight train
thunders by.
Loud is the shrek Of the startled air
Long is the stretch OF the roadbed
white:
We three are as one; and together we
share
The marvellous triumph and glory OF
flight!
Youths Companion.
Angelina Moore 10 years old, has been
missing from 722 Charles street since
Thursday
Felix Crane was sentenced TO the farm
for six months by Judge Rueckert today
for vagrancy.
Jennie Nolan was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Rueckert today for an assault upon
Mary Lusignian.
Nicola Yaclln was held in 500 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next Friday on
the charge of stealing a watch valued at
sl2. the property OF Antonio Castonio The
crime was committed in North Provi-
dence.
John Priors grocery store at 253 Rich
mond street was broken into last night by
forcing a rear window. The Job was prob
ably done by two boys, who were seen
hanging about the place. They stole
cigarettes valued at ST.
Frank Kivlin and william Gaynor were
fined s. and costs I'm the Sixth District
court today for walking upon the tracks
Of the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad company Kivlin was also fined
$50 and costs for carrying concealed
weapon, viz: a revolver.
officer j. H. Finnegin OF the Seventh
station bicycle squad was injured while
on duty on Reservoir avenue last night
The handle car OF his wheel became loose.
allowing the bike TO slide along the car
track Finnegan was thrown bruising
both hands and straining ligament in his
right wrist.
Michael Hartnett. while taking nap on
a moving wagon on Kinsley avenue yes
terday afternoon fell to the street. sus-
tanning a cut over his left eve. Somebody
became neednessly alarmed and called
for an ambulance. The surgeon respond
ed patched up Hartnetts head and then
the man went to his home on Balakava
street.
Alice Smith OF 26 Darling street was
struck by an automobile when at the cor
ner OF Westminster and Burrill streets
at $40 clock last night. She was knock
ed down and sustained bruises upon her
right side. The automobile was owned
by H. b. lockwood Of Edgewood and was
In charge OF w. n. Angel OF Ill Grove
street
There will be a revival service at the
Centredale Primitive Methodist church
Sunday evening at o'clock. conducted by
Joseph Taudvin OF the Asbury Memorial
NJ f. church, assisted by Christian work
ers OF this city. George p. Crookes will
sing The public is cordially invited. The
Centredale Electric car will leave Mar
ket square at $50 p. m.