The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
NEWSLETS

I try 10 be proud OF my fellow men
And the victories they have won,
I have stood amazed at times and gazed
At the great things they have done.
This strange old earth OF which they
knew
So little at the start,
with subtle skill they have conquered,
till
They have learned It all by heart
But, hold Not all, for I grieve TO say
That. while they have mastered lots,
Our latest maps still show two gaps,
Two dark, untraveled spots;
Two chilly points men have not reached,
. Fer. though they have tried and tried
The frigid zones the Frost King owns,
Their progress have denssd
We found the Equator long ago,
.And tracked IL TO its lair;
Earth has no spot so piping hot
But men have ventured there.
And some time. in the years 10 come,
on Fame's bright page we'll meet
The valiant souls who found the poles
And made our map complete.
Nixon Waterman in Four Track News.
Hose s extinguished a brush fire In
lot on Dexter street at $50 p. m yester-
day.
John Murphy. ~ years old. has been
missing from 2l5 Richmond street since
the 10th instant.
A small iron bank containing about So
was stolen from James Smiths tenement,
Angle street, yesterday
Margaret Bennett, n common railer and
brawler. was held in $500 by Judge Rueck-
Tuesday
Alfred Goldberg. a newsboy. was bitten
on his right leg by a dog when on Wal
ling street at $3.50 p. m. yesterday.
John McInnis was sentenced 10 the farm
for six months by Judge Rueckert, this
morning, on the charge OF non-support.
James Savage. an idle person, was given
p sentence Of one year at the state work
house, by Judge Rueckert, this morning,
Albert V. Chace was bound over 10 the
grand jury in $1,000, by Judge Rueckert,
today FOR an indecent assault upon Lii
Ian Deverall, years old.
Elisha c. Knight was fined 500 and costs
| IN the 9Th district court today for neglect
| ing TO properly cover a vault In the rear
! OF his barn at 69s Potter's avenue.
George p. Smith OF the National Sol
! diers' Home who is spending n few DAYS
here, his old home. returns next week. HC
is at present az Asa s. Main street.
John G. Shepard OF Haverhill. Mass re
| ports that his pocket was picked in q
! Westminster street restaurant, last night
lie lost a bill holder containing S4 ir
| cash ard a trunk check.
George Smith. who stole a watch. val
ued at sl9, from Edwin d. Allen, as the
latter was leaving one OF the steamboats,
| Tuesday evening was fined $50 and cost:
in the 9Th district court today.
Harry Brigham who on June 14th, wa:
placed on probation for an assault upor
| his nlother-in-law, was surrendered BY
Mr.. Wallace. today, and Judge Ruecker
imposed a sentence OF 60 days in jail
Annie McIain OF SO Dorchester street
| received a cut on her arm at II 40 O'Clock
last night, by falling from an East Green
| wich car at the corner OF Dorrance and
| Washington streets. Friends took hel
| home.
| Joseph M. Cummings, years old OF s.
| Charles street was knocked down or
| Ormsbee avenue at 1880 A. m, yesterday
by an automobile owned by Charles Per
kins. The boy was cut on his left arm
| and thumb
Edward Clark was fined 500 and cost:
| by Judge Rueckcrt today, for an assault
! upon Jennie Essex This was tenemen
house affair In which Mrs Essex received
| n black eye She had done nothing TO pro
woke the assault.
| Donis BENJAMIN OF North Providence
was fined $40 and costs in the 6th district
| court today. for cruelty 10 a pair o
] horses ZTAeH-were- overloaded and failias
! TO haul the wagon. were severely beaten
| An appeal was taken.
James McGovern 20 years old. wa,
struck by an Atwells avenue car. wher
near Vinton street. yesterday afternoon
| The car was not moving fast and McGov'
ern. who was caught by the fender, es
| capped with a few slight bruises
A wagon belonging to the Roger vii
| liams Rottling Company. while being
| drawn down Jenkins street yesterday af
| ternoon was so heavily loaded that the
| horse could not keep II In check. A mar
| and a boy who were on the seat Jumped
20 escape harm The wagon pushed the
horse down the steep hill and slammed Il
up against a fence, one shaft penetrating
n board.
The British Veteran association OF this
! city in conjunction with the many Eng
| lish societies and the Veteran association
| OF Boston are making arrangements tc
| have as their guests on English day n
Crescent Park Saturday, August bth. tho
43d Regiment OF Ottowa, Canada The
! regiment is known as the Duke OF Corn
wallis own" and is said 10 he the bes
| drilled body in Canada. The regiment has
about 400 members and will be accompan
led by a crack band At Crescent Park