The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
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'who sings?" said the Spirit OF Music,
And smiled on her peers
Sweet Sorrow. sing Thou" Sorrow an
swered,
81 can not-for tears"
Bright Hope. give a tongue to the
poems
read in thine eyes"
Hope answered-"My thoughts are all
clouded.
And lost in the skies"
"Then JOY, put thy mouth to the bugle!
note for my sake"
Calm creature, she sleeps In the sun
shine
And will not awake.
But hush! a soft sound stealeth onwards,
Like the flight OF a dove;
All. / find that the Song that is sweetest
Comes ever from Love.
Barry Cornwall.
A copper conductor. valued at SIS. was
stolen from under the Gaspee street
bridge Tuesday night
Wilfred Plante. Is years old was today
sentenced to the reform school during his
minority by Judge Rueckert for vagrancy.
Joseph Olney g. Sons barn az 800 South
Water street was broken into last night
and two bull dogs, each six months old
and valued at $50, were stolen.
Robert Diggs of Burr's lane reports
that his tenement was broken into Tues
.4of Qf -l,
a watch valued at $40, one at s. and coat
at sl2.
A rubbish fire in a closet I'm George A.
Andrews pool room. 27i Cranston street.
which did very little damage. was the
cause of the alarm from box 325 at IL
o'c ,ck last night,
Solomon Abrahams. 96 years old who
has been living alone In an attic room at
22 Hawes street, fell when on Orms street
AT a. m. yesterday and injured his side.
He was sent to the Rhode Island hospital.
Alexander Ekesla was placed on pro-
baton by Judge Rueckert this morning
for non-support OF his minor children.
This Is the Pole whose sick child died
and for whom he refused one day last
week 70 get a prescription filled.
George Kerr. who figured i'm the racing
episode on North Main and Sexton streets
Tuesday. In which n horse was driven
through a board fence and killed. was
fined s15 and costs in the Sixth district
court today on the charge of fast driving.
Meshanticut Park car collided with
n coal wagon I'm charge OF Alfred A.
| Chappell, at the corner OF Cranston and
| Superior streets at 6:3O p. m. yesterday.
| Chappell was thrown out. hut not injured.
| The wagon. which belonged to Henry r.
Baxter of COS Messer street, was badly
| damaged.
Charles Radigan was placed on proba-
| tion by Judge Rueckert this morning for
| obtaining pies and tobacco. valued at q
| cents. from John Deignan by falsely rep
resentng himself as the agent of Hannah
| Brown. with whom he had formerly
boarded, and to whose account he had
the property charged.
Hugh Duffy, IS years old. residing at .
Darling street, slipped on d car track
while crossing Charles. near Orms street
at o'clock this morning spraining al
ankle. He was taken TO his home n
tho Second station patrol wagon wher,
DR. II. c. Mccullough attended him.
Charles Warmsley OF los South stree
reports that his stable which is in tn
rear OF $50 Pine street. was entered b,
the use OF a duplicate key some tim.
after o'clock last night, and that mi,
horse and runabout were taken out anC
used until o'clock this morning when :
was returned by some unknown person.
Thomas +. Kellar and Oscar Miller
who smashed door and two stained glas
windows In the Hotel Dreyfus BARRON
yesterday and wanted 10 rough-house tn,
bar itself because drinks were refused
them. were fined s. and costs each I'm IN,
police court today for drunkenness. The,
will settle with Arthur Dreyfus for tn,
injury 10 his property.