The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-08

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~ IS they ist don't keer a bit
~ eavs at sojers knows a lot !.
sT An they can walk ''ist like one man.
An. aim so well at every shot
Will hit sneakin' Spaniard, an
He says they have TO eat marc essAs
Xn'carry s'raccoons' on their bacKs.
Bnt when / asst him why they do
IA iaf busts out a-laughin, nen
IA SAYS. ssYou know thing or two
NV son!" an laughs again,
AM says. ATS list the very tnins
Chicago Record
several lawyers are to be admitted 10
uractice in few days. and thus help TO
owe,l the ranks of the legal profession
"a the state.
B A little girl was knocked down and
haf,1v bruised by wheelman at Rocky
point yesterday afternoon, but the
wheeIman was also badly hurt In ms
endeavor not to strike the child.
AZ Fields Point many people were
x served with a good dinner yesterday.
u col. Atwell knows how TO prepare
clam dinner. and many people who were
out for a sail stopped at the Point for
dinner.
n the Juvenile section Of the district
court today boy named Samuel Bones
was arraigned for stealing fruit con-
sisting OF quantity of apples from the
orchard OF webster Knight valued at$l.
He pleaded guilty and was fined s5.
The cases of Frank McKeown VS..
\ New York Publishing Company and OF
Andrew McGregor vs. Hyman Silver
(. etein which were entered In the Sixth
district court were today settled by
nrreement of parties. Both were ac-
lions brought on book accounts.
The police have been Informed by
John B. Perry & Son OF sss westmins-
ar street that during temporary alb
rence Of theirs from their fish market
Il the above number Saturday after
noon unknown parties ransacked their
* oafe and about $50 was stolen. No clue
- 10 the Identity of the thieves could
be obtained.
Another boy named William Luther
y 81 4s1 Main street, Pawtucket. who II
gas alleged stole a bicycle on Saturday
1ast from Hawthorne street valued al
B $50 and which was the property OF Ada
N. Ferris was arraigned upon the
charge named ard upon his plea Of
guilty was adjudged probably guilt,
and held In $500 bonds for the grant
Jury.
The flim -fIam game with IS bill y
rtiIl being worked In this city. Yester
day the attempt was made to fool on'
81 the electric car conductors. The mat
ter was reported 20 the police. Th'
nwindler is described as of dark com
plexion. and dressed in a medium ligh
nuit or blue, brown derby hat ant
brown russet shoes. He was accom-
panfed by a woman at the time, an'
n went down the river.
n II was great day at Rocky Poin
yesterday, and there were thousands 0
visitors to the picturesque resort. Man
lovers OF the national game went down
Tor Manager Harrington had coupl
az games scheduled. The patrons of tn
Point yesterday. however. were no
confined to the base ball admirers.
was q delightful day for sail, an
many went to get the benefit Of the Sc
air. and Incidentally to enjoy a shor
dinner. The amusements were we
patronixed. The show at the Casino
which attracted a good deal OF atten
fion the past week, will be repeate
this week
The Union Railroad Company ha
adopted the grooved rail used
Brooklyn. 1t is flush with the pave
ment on both sides, and vehicle whee
VIII cross the groove without shocl
Last year grooved rails were laid Q
Francis street. but as yet there has bee
no opportunity for testing them. III
Brooklyn rail will be placed In Do
rance street, between Weybosset ar
n the new station, as soon as the old raj
used for years by the New Englar
Railroad can be removed. The Ne
England rails have been torn up
Dorrance street south OF Weybosse
and In q few days the entire track wi
be out OF the way.
James III. Kennedy, sailor on TIVE
mssted schooner from Rockland, Me-
lying at Harbor Junction. got into
0ispute with Peter Nelson, the mate
the schooner, In John Rooney's liqu'
saloon. 527 Eddy street. Saturday nigh
A. result OF the row Kennedy WI
1nf out Of the saloon by the bartende
\ yohn Dyer. about IL o'clock Nelson al
& Kennedy continued their quarrel
the sidewalk until Nelson ended