Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-03
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IAdonna, OF the deepest source OF tears,
I The charm Is thine: e'en in thy mirth doth
dwell
Some inspiration from that somber well.
Where only In reflection JOY appears.
Thine eyes are like two lustrous midnight
spheres,
And In them all the storms of passion swell,
Until. obedient 10 sorne sudden spell,
Loves star CLEANS softly and all heaven cleara
Actress, ehchsntress or whateer thou art,
BY what strange power dost thou upon the
stage
And we but mines who coldly play part1
Only by thee such miracles are done,
Rare Duse, thou whose heart and art are ono
Henry Tyrren In New York Sun.
An April shower Is about due.
The Summer term OF school opened TO-
day.
Baby Roger will very likely make Provi-
dence his permanent residence.
The Thistles defeated the Gorhams Sat-
urdsy to 1 on the Dexter street grounds.
The hens look sad this morning. The
result OF their labors for months Is gone.
Many young men and women appeared
out yesterday resplendsnt in new suits,
hats, etc.
Officer James Callahan has been on duty
on Main street nights since of1cer Wat
sons illness.
The number OF Catholic negroes In the
United States is 152, ,o32, and OF Catholic
Indians So,s91.
Pensions for Rhode Islanders: Origi-
nal-William Powers, Peter Shower. Addi-
tional-Benjamin j. Miller.
The funeral services Of the late Thomas
p. 1. Goddard of Providence were solemn
lied at st. Johns Church at II O'Clock to-
day.
The Easter services In the churches
wero we'll attended yesterday. The mus
ical programmes were published Satur-
day,
The committee appointed to place the
stock OF the Providence Base Ball Associ-
alton will meet this evening at the Hotel
Perrin.
Contracts have been sent to all the re-
served players of the Providence club, and
negotiations are being made with desira-
BILE new players.
A Regiment Council of the N. 8. X. 8.
OF st. George will be held on tomorrow
evening in Barracks Victoria, No. 8, Sam
uel Slater lodge room.
An invitation has been extended the
members of the Pawtucket Boat Club to
attend the far of the Providence Corin-
THAN Yacht Club on Wednesday evening.
The vacanv on the police force may be
niled at the meeting of the City Council
Wednesday evening. The members of the
force are still wondering who will go to
the Worlds Fair.
Hon. John G. Wyman of Valley Falls,
Rhode Islands commissioner, will leave
on Friday, 14th inst, for the Worlds fair,
to see that the many industries OF the
State are accorded needed space.
John worthington, travelling salesman
for Lyons Delany q Co., will be married
Wednesday to Miss Clara Gresham OF
Plsinville, Mass. The ceremony will take
place at the home OF the brides parents.
Joe Hammill has signed with the Provi-
dence New England League team for the
coming season. He will 20 home to
Attlsboro to get In condt ion and report
May lst. Joe Is as good q fielder az there
10 In the minor leagues.
Before a gathering of nremen and
friends In room A, Dorrance Hotel, Provi-
dence, Saturday evening, Gov. Brown
decorated Joseph 9. Devine with q silver
bar, presented by the United States Gov
ernment for bravery In saving human life.
Yesterday many of the members OF De-
lany Council, X. Of C., took part In the
Of organizing a new council
In Nstick, r. I. The order is rapidly
growing in the State and In proportion to
It's size will soon rival the Nutmeg State.
Another Prohibition rally was held In
Music Hall Saturday night, and the at
tendance was very large. The speeches
were of the same character as have been
in the State during the present |
and the speakers were fire.
quently applauded.
The makeup OF the woodbines for this
season Is as follows; Kennedy and Len.
non, battery: Cavsnaugh, Meagher and
Russell, on the bases; Mcguire, short |
stop; Darcy, Mcdonald and Shea In the
aeld. They are ready to arrange games
with any club In the State. Address ]. E.
Hyde, manager.
In view OF the fact that Miss Maud l.. |
stevens, who for the past six years has
been bookkeeper at the Gazette and |
office, will soon take up her
residence in Colorado, the employees In
hat establishment presented her with an
elegant pair OF pearl and gold opera
glasses on Saturday afternoon.
The feasts on the calender OF the Cath
olic Church for this week: Today, st. |
Irene, sister and companions, martyrs;
st. Isidore, bishop, confessor
and doctor; Wednesday, st. Vincent
Ferrer, confsssor; Thursday, st. Celestine,
pope and confessor; Friday, Blessed Her
man Joseph, confessor; Saturday, st.
Walter, abbot.