The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
NEWSLETS

Icepound. alone, besieged by winter s
SHOWS,
The far horizon cold and black with
grief
Comes there no message from the SER
ried rows
OF springtme forces bringing me relief?
when, just within the shadow of my
gaol.
There suddenly springs forth a violet
Frail as the mist aye, as the zephyr
frail,
To bid my spirit hope and woes forget.
THE messenger Of spring am l." It cries.
IL bring you gladstone news 10 light the
day.
Take courage. friend, and let your spirit
The armies of the spring are on the
way.
Thy rescue from the winter comes at
last,
Thy speedy freedom-all is soon TO be-
The legions OF the Vernal Queen are
massed.
And Fastening by land and by the sea-"
And as he speaks this soldier OF his
queen
Caught by the frosty guard. that hold
mo there,
In calmness meets his fate with smiling
mien
His duty done ard knowing no despair.
What nobler mission hath the world In.
| deed
Than this, which, when the soul doth
blindly grope
| Brings through the murk loving word
And makes the darkened spirit glad with
hope?
John Kondrick Bangs
Grace Decker, 56 Moore street reports
that she lost SIS watch and si5O stick
pin yesterday afternoon,
Joseph La Porte was placed on proba-
ton on charge OF non-support OF his
wife In the Sixth district court this
morning.
Pietro Acciosti and Pietro Zambenino
retracted in the Sixth district court this
morning and were fined IS and costs for
Sunday crap playing
The grocery store OF Charles f. Phette-
pace was broken into some time last
night and 81 taken from the money draw
er. Nothing else was missed.
MARY ". Galiagher was adJudged of un-
sound mind in the Sixth district court this
morning and ordered TO be committed to
the state hospital for the insane.
James McKenna will spend 30 spring
days at the college of labor He admitted
In the Sixth district court this morning
the theft of Margaret Cullen's clock.
Residents OF the Fourth station district
know that Capt Marston Is an accom-
pllshed officer. In tho recent revolver
practice OF the police captains he showed
himself the most proficient.
Andrew Cross smashed his hst through
the window OF saloon at l73 Charlie.
street last night while drunk He was
fined $40 and costs in the Sixth district
court this morning.
A watch fob Is alluring to n pickpocket
and easier than a chain Yesterday fter-
noon Dora Noyes, 66 Merino street. lost
a $50 watch between her home and Wen
dell street. A fob and compass charm
was attached.
The pet fox terrier OF Moses Frank. II
Star street, was run over on North Main
street last night by a south-bou Paw
tucket car. Dog Officer Dean has charge
OF the funeral
Dominica Pettini was arraigned in the
Sixth district court this morning on three
charges OF using registered bottles oi
each case for trial April s.
Henry O'Connell. IL. VIM. A. Collins
H. Louis Roberts. 13. and Joseph Allen O.
were fined 81 each in the Juvenile court
this morning for smashing n window In
the property OF James Evans.
Because Angelo Fetruccio is still In tho
hospital the case against Francesca Ce-
latto, which was TO have come up for
trial In the Sixth district court this morn
Ing, was continued to Tuesday. Celatto
was under $500 bonds and this was re-
duced one half
Bedie Mohammed 25-year-old Turk.
was arrested by officer s. Ryan at the
ed up at the Central station as a suspi-
cious person. lie was seen In the com
pany OF youns boy. who fed when the
oIIlcer approached This morning the Turk
was sent out OF town.
Albertus Murchard claimed in the Sixth
district court thi. morning that he wasn't
given a chance TO support his children nc.
cause his pay was continually held up by
others. He pleaded not guilty to the nom
support charge and was held under $500
bonds for trial Tuesday.
lTarry Y. Kelley was fined $40 and costs
when arraigned in the Sixth district court
THIS morning. Detective Godfrey OF the
Second station arrested Kelley yesterday
and recovered harness which had been
stolen from DR.. James IT, Bartley's barn
rear BENEFIT street and James O'IIare.
Mary Mcguire, arrested by The Firth
station police on complaint OF her husband
that she had repeatedly assaulted him.
PLEADED not guilty when arraigned in the
sixth district court this morning and was
held under 500 bonds for trial Tuesday,
The husband~has made three complaints
within a week and yesterday when Officer
Daley took the wife away with MIN she
gave hnbby another slap In the face. for
luck. III. said.
The ability of man. handicapped with
the load OF 60-pound pig OF lead. "a out
foot two officers seemed rather remsrks.
bio when the nOltCa renort % ~. ,h.k,