The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
NESWLETS

The babble OF an expert brook
Within a standard wood,
Combined with scales
From nightinga1es,
IL technically good.
is likewise said TO soothe Crouch
A fact for which all bards will vouch.
Moreover wei constructed hills
calming sight are deemed,
And any mass
OF uncut grass
Is very much esteemed
When, posing rs n rural view,
1t serves TO cheer men up when blue
Iience. let me seek poetic charm
In some delightful vale
'Ts pleasing. and.
| understand.
Accessible by rail,
Away 10 Natures Wanted bliss
Il might as well look into this)
New York Sun.
A false alarm was sounded from box
II at 6l5 p. m. yesterday.
For keeping a disorderly house Martin
McDermott was this morning placed on
probation for one year by Judge Sweet
land.
Catherine Clark, AZ years old. died sud
denly at her home. 104 Livingston street.
at $3.50 p. m. yesterday. Death was from
natural causes.
Joseph and Marie Beado were today
held I'm $1,000 each. by Judge Sweetland,
for trial next Tuesday on the charge OF
keeping a house of Ill fame.
Charles Ware was held in 500 by Judge
Sweetland this evening for trial next
week Tuesday on the charge OF non
support OF his wife and children.
Hose and Hook and Ladder 6 respond
cd 10 a still alarm at $50 p m. for
fre In Raffaele Pettrulrs grocery store,
1l5 Arthur avenue: damage slight.
William Draper was sentenced to Jail
for 20 days by Judge Sweetland this
morning for the theft Of two robes valued
at 80. the property OF Thomas Quinn.
Samuel slverman. six years old. fell
into the Blackstone canal on Charles
street yesterday afternoon. Patrolman
K"vanaugh pulled him out. The boy re-
sides at "a Charles street
william Brophy was today placed on
probation by Judge Sweetland. Brophy
was convicted OF the charge Of non-sup-
port OF his wife and Ave little children,
all OF whom appeared In court
James McKenna AZ years old, residing
at 126 Livingstone street. fell unconscious
when on his way to work at the Aliens
Print Works. at 6:45 o'clock this morn
ing. He was sent 10 the Rhode Island
hospital.
Elsie Vaughan was surrendered in the
Sixth District court today by Miss Dem
nehy, the probation officer OF that court,
and was sentenced to the state work
house for nine months as a lewd and
wanton person.
Androne Rerera waived an examination
In the Sixth District court today TO the
charge Of making an assault with a
knife upon Cecil Cargoni. Sunday after
noon. and gave bail I'm 1900. to appear
before the next grand Jury.
Charlotte l. Boullester OF 30 Broad
street. made complaint at the Central
Police station last night that when she
was I'm restaurant on Snow street last
evening another woman pulled her hair.
No witnesses OF the alleged assault could
he found.
anne fldtFs - ears blu. flnDlbN Fu dS
n waitress IN n Washington street rrstHu=
rant. fell through a trap In the cellar
OF that place at 6 o'clock this morning.
Her head and back were so injured that
she was sent to the Rhode Island hos
pital
William NJ Brown colored, was held
for the grand Jury In $500 by Judge Sweet
land today on each OF two complaints for
theft-one OF a suit valued a SO from
William T. Cross: the other for coat
valued at SIS, the property Of Browning.
King q Co. The garments were stolen
from carriages.
George King found pocketbook con-
tanning $40 on Broadway a few days
ago. It belonged to Ellen Birmingham.
King kept the money burned the pocket
book and returned a key and q string OF
prayer beads that were in ~. In the
Sixth District court today King was
fined $40 and costs for the theft.
Michael Halligan, n tramp fireman on
the JOY line steamer Shinnecock. was
fined s. and costs in the Sixth District
court today for the theft OF piece OF
meat valued at 60 cents. Halligan took
the meat from an fee box and wrapping
Il up in his overalls. was taking Il ashore
when the mate stopped and held him for
the police.