The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-08
NEWSLETS

The horses watch with anxious neigh,
Without the open stable door;
Untouched they leave the fragrant nay,
With moistened bran spread o'er
A.,out the barnyard. Growing now.
The chanticleer from shed or pen,
Answers the cackling from the NOW
OF modest little hen.
Upon its rusty hinge the gate
With noisy creak swings to and fro;
A down the lane spring spirits wait
And fairies come and go.
In shirtsleeves now the farmers boy
Doth hasten out to do the chores,
And whistling merrily his JOY
Torgets TO close the doors.
The house-dog follows on his track.
With ears alert and watchful eye.
Rut stops and in his path turns back
TO snap a passing fly.
The farmer too. with sinewy form,
With vsage bronzed and rugged grace,
Bent by many winters storm.
Looks forth with smiling face.
And sitting In the sun nc dreams
OF years a-gone ara storms that passed,
And each succeeding springtime seems
Nero welcome than the last.
Exchange.
Mrs Agnes Kinny. 81 Anthony avenue
reports stolen her husbands gold, hunting
case watch.
Catherine Driscol ana Agnes Bannon
were sent 10 the state wor<house for six
months today for being common night
walkers.
Mary Townsend OF s3 Ship street reports
stolen from her front room, between 10
and II last evening a brown beaver boa,
valued at $15.
John Cahil In the Sixth District court
pleaded guilty to charge OF assaulting
Rose Cabin, and was sentenced to 80
days in jail.
Leonardo Maimin pleaded guilty to the
charge OF assault on Elizabeth ID. Scott,
before Judge Sweetland today, and was
fined $50 and costs
Joseph Iattinvllle. charged with steal
ing bicycle from Edward J. Hye, valued
at s., was placed on probation until June
by Judge Sweetland today.
In the Sixth district court today. Rob
ert Vincent was charged with stealing
a bicycle from Charles Forul and was
placed on probation until June.
John Harrington was charged. before
Judge Sweetland today with driving off
the horse and wagon OF Antoine Thomas.
lie pleaded guilty and was fined sl5 and
costs.
James Sanders Of 25e India street re-
ports that his hen coop was broken into
between Q last night and II today. One
bantam rooster and hen valued at 81 were
stolen.
George A. Phillips was charged in tho
Sixth District court today with assault
ing James McAloon with a hammer. He
pleaded not guilty and was held in the
sum OF 500 until Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Medaris OF ~ Furnace street
reports her son. Charles Medaris, 13
years OF age. missing from his home
since the 9Th inst. He is dressed in dark
brown mixed suit OF clothes.
Lawrence Mooney was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland this morning for be-
ing n common drunkard. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced TO serve nine
months in the state workhouse.
Jcnn McNiT pleaded guilty 10 the
charge OF stealing n pair of trousers val
ued at sl5O from Samuel schnable. Tie
pleaded guilty and was fined Sis and costs
in the Sixth District court today.
Lena Williams. 30 years old OF Taunton
avenue East Providence. was taken IN
on Union street at 12 :a5 o'clock last night.
An ambulance was called and she was
taken TO the Rhode Island hospital.
Bertha Peckham OF South Rehoboth.
Mass, reports one dress suit case. con-
tanning clothing. and two books valued
az s. as stolen from her team in front
OF the Public Market last Thursday af-
ternoon.
w William H. Traver OF Stewart
street reports his black overcoat and !
brown derby hat valued at $40 stolen from |
his office about sis o'clock last evening |
by an unknown man, apparently about 20 |
years old.
shortly after II o'clock this morning |
an alarm was sent I'm from box rs at |
the corner OF North Main and Charles |
street for fire In odd Fellows hall. !
II started from carelessly thrown cigar |
ette. Il is thought in n box OF rubbish |
a couple OF new doors will be needed 20 |
repair damages.