Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-30
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For Hercules in his fighting ire there Is never
the glory that follows,
When ashen he lies and the poets arise TO
20 sing the work he has done.
But 10 visions alive under shadows OF sight 10,
the laborer's crown is Apollo's,
White stands he. yet in his CRIME and sweat,
20 wrestle for fruits OF the sun
Can an enemy wither his cheer1 Not you, ye
fair yellow towering ladies
Who join with your lords 10 jar the chords OF
bosom heroic and clog,
vTis the faltering friend. an inanimate land.
may drag IA great soul to their hades
And plunge him far from beam OF star III
he hears the deep bay OF the dog.
Apparition is there of monster task in policy
carving new fashions;
The winninger course than the rule OF force,
and the springs lured to run in a stream;
He would bend tough oak. he would stiffen the
reed point reason 10 swallow the passions,
Bid Britons awake two steps 10 take where
one Is trouble extremel
Not the less is he nerved with the laborer's reso-
lutte hope: that by him shall be written,
To honor his race. this deed OF grace. for tho
weak from tie strong made just:
That her sons over seas In rally OF praise may
behold thrice vitalized Britain,
Ashine with the light Of the doing OF right.
At the gates OF the future In trust
-Geor0e Meredith.
Ought not to be a loud-A husky voice.
Lyons Delany was out today after short
Illness.
Nothing has yet been heard OF the Wee
den street sneak thief.
Box q was rung In last night for
grass ire on the Dunnell estate.
Marion Searles OF this city Is on visit
to friends on Broadway, Fall River.
David l.. Baker, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, was In town today.
"Silent watches OF the night"-The
wooden ones in front OF a iewelry store.
Gen. Duran OF the Uniform Rank, X. OF
p, OF Connecticut, was in the city yester-
day.
Last evening a select social was held in
Music Hall by the Ladies Club OF this
city.
This morning James Smith was senten-
ced to six months on the Farm as a COM
mon drunkard.
Bessie, the youngest child OF w. f.
Davenport OF Garden street, died yester-
day OF scarlet fever.
Margaret Slavin, William Rose and
Richard Donovan were committed to
work out their fines.
Judge Thomas Robinson observed the
SD anniversary OF his marriage last even
by family gathering at his residence.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders: Original
Ezekiel johnson, II. B. Gardner. Original
widow-Ellen Collins.
Hot cross buns! Hot cross bunsi two
for s.; four for 10. Hot cross bunsI
Don't forget them Friday morning at
Nicholson & Thackray's.
Otto & German have a very nice selec-
tion OF clothing In the latest Spring and
Summer styles at the Young Mems Cloth
ing Pariors on High street.
large lamp fell In Owen McParlin's
plumbing shop last night and Rounds
man vananda and Officer Watson broke
In the do or and extinguished 1t.
Bernard McDermott OF Berkeley, Pat
rick Powers OF Lonsdale and John Nc
Grath Of Central Falls, students OF Holy
Cross College, are home on a short visit to
their parents.
Madame Percival's lady orchestras from
Lothrop's Opera Houses In this city and
Worcester will be feature OF the Burch-
hardt- Lothian benefit concert at the
Columbia Theatre, Boston, next Sunday
evening.
This morning William Goode Of Broad
.fraat and Iap,ao Cnopay ~ Tot IN a root
and Central avenue were arraigned for
selling without license. They pleaded
not guilty and the cases were set down
for Monday.
Miss Madeline, the accomplished
daughter OF William II. Grimes, has been
in Brooklyn, N. Y, for several weeks a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers.
Tonight Robert Grimes, her brothe will
leave for New York to share with her the
Joys OF Easter.
Manager q. +. Lotbrop has decided to
give an extra matinee on Fast day, Thurs
dsy next. This will afford our Massachu-
sets neighbors an opportunity OF seeing
the splendid performance of the grand old
drama, east Lynne" given by the Glass
lord Barringer company.
Miss Belle McCaughey, daughter OF
Bernard McCaughey, a very bright and
promising eiocutionist and a pupil OF
Miss Mamie Lynn OF Providence, will
take part in Miss Lynn's recital April H.
Miss McCaugbey shows unusual talent
and as a reader has bright future.
After Mrs. Walter II. Hampson OF Ham
iltop, Ont, received the news OF her hus-
bands faithlessness she wrote to Council
man Lyons Delaney thanking him for his
kindness In interesting himself in her be-
half. She said abe was shocked TO think
that her husband would stoop so low as to
disgrace both her and his children. Their
parents, she said, felt the disgrace keenly.
She said she was married to Hampson IL
years ago and has two children, boy Of
IL and a girl OF years. He had always
been TO her kind and considerate hus-
band.