The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-05
NEWSLETS

The sun shone bright, the birds were
out
They walked along together;
They had not much to talk about,
So talked they OF the weather.
He slyly gazed into her eyes,
So blue. with depth of ocean
How lovely are the azure skies
lie whispered, with emotion.
She coyly turned her gaze away
Then gently fell To signing
THAT soft the zephyrs play today"
Quoth he there's no denying
Nor did she here gainsay his word
But mutely seemed 10 ponder,
DER all the weather talk she'd heard;
Then spoke she up: See yonder
Dark threat'ning cloud o'ercast the sklest
fear storm is brewing
(The truth to tell. she did dispise
Unsettled weather" wooing)
lie took the hnt-Quoth he: "The storm.
In truth. is almost breaking"
Then gently pressed her yielding form,
While sundry kisses taking,
Quoth she. with smiling lips and eyes
Delays the storms attraction
And naught so sure to clear the skies
AS pyompt, decisive action"
Boston Globe.
James Kelly. arralgned in the Sixth dis
trict court this morning charged with
non-support Of his child, was placed on
probation.
James Burley. 16 pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court this morning TO being
an idle person and was sentenced to the
reform school during minority.
stephen Curran H. pleaded guilty 10
theft OF $l.25 worth OF candy from Annie
Irwin in the Sixth district court this
Benjamin s. Holloway pleaded not gull
~ in the Sixth district court this morning
and was held under $500 bonds for trial
tomorrow.
the Sixth district court this morning TO
the theft OF bread. butter sugar and
spoon from a neighkVr's tenement. lie
WAS placed on probation
The liquor saloon OF a. +. Possner,
Mathewson street. was etnered yesterday
by means OF n transome over the front
door. and 20 pennies wero taken from the
cash register.
Bertha Barker employed at Nink's
Snow street restaurant, has reported to
the police that a gold watch was stolen
from her room. Sc Stewart street, Satur-
day night while she was AT work.
Maude Wamsley. aged q, fell in a At at
the corner OF Westminster and Stokes
streets at 7:15. last night and was assisted
into Hall & Lyons drug store. The am
bulance took her TO her home. q Judith
street.
Antonio hi Marco. Frank Fino and
Lewis Di Rosta were each fined So and
costs in the sixth district court this morn
ing for Sunday card playing in house
rear OF Federal street. where they were
arrested yesterday afternoon by. Capt.
Marston and Officers Hopkins and King.
James p Rodney. who was held in New
York for thefts at Columbia university
and who has been connected with thefts
at Yale university, amounting TO $500,
pawned two watches in this city. which
were recovered Dec. 2, and were valued
at $500.
Agent Nicholas Smith has a warrant out
for the arrest OF Charles l.. Love. colored,
who made a trip to Plainville. Mass,
with n load OF lumber and whose horse
gave out on Lester street early Sunday
morning Mr.. Smith shot the animal to
end its sufferings.
The society OF the long name had Louis
Bazel a peddler. In the Sixth district
court this morning on charge or cruelty
20 n horse. Agent Nicholas Smith said
that Bazel owned a horse which was SUI
fering from fractured jaw and large
ulcer I'm the mouth. Bazel said he secured
the horse Friday In swap. He was tined
SO and costs.