The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-11
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They were ordered and each did his duty
soldier must always obey
y Dut the volunteer eight Yankee sesmen
Have ecIipsea the six hundred today.
There was doath below and above them,
Torpedoes and bullet and she'll;
rber steamed from our feet in the midst of ii,
Ana their comrades wished them farewell.
God guarded these kings Of the ocean.
He honored the bravo and the true;
The nation salutes TO their honor;
ny '''' ~ -Philsdelphia Times.
For stealing morning papers Veto
Brown was fined 81 and costs In the
sixth District Court this morning.
Fire alarm box lsSswss placed In POSI-
tioa at the corner of smith and Jastram
streets yesterday by Supt. Cloudman.
James Moran was fined s5 and costs In
the Sixth District Court this morning for
stealing pant of harness from Andrew
Manros.
In the sixth District Court this morn
ing Edward Russell pleaded not guilty
70 the charge OF selling impure milk and
will have q trial June 2S.
Pens.ors have besn granted Rhode Isl-
anders as follow: Original: William A.
Nya Proyidenoe. IS: original widow, etc..
Ann Riley. woonsockst %.
Jcssph Corrigan. q we'll known char
octer at the North End pleaded not guilty
70 the charge OF being an idle person. in
the Sixth District Court this morning.
and Will have trial Tuesday.
The graduates and students of the Bry :
ant & Stratton Business College will hold
q reception in Fresmsson's hall next FRI
day evening, to which all the present
ana former students are cordially invited.
Francis Barlow upon the complaint of
Ethel n. Arnold was arraigned in the
sixth District Court this morning on the
charge of bastardy. He pleaded not
euilty and will have trial Friday. June2
Hose Company 10 put out fire at 8
Sheldon street at 4;30 O'Clock yesterday
afxrnoon. The blaze occurred in some
beading belonging to janet Cranston,
which was laid out before his barn to air
1t was supposed to have BEEN sst by
boys. The damage was about so.
The new Casiuo at Roger williams
Park will b. formally opened by Catsrer
Bstts on Tuesday next. Tne ladies' or
ohestrA viii perform both afternoon and
oyening. There will bs q temporary open.
ing on Sunday for the accommodation OF
those who oan only get out on tnat day.
Ex-Nsyor Edwin ID. McGuinness, who
Is locking quite well since his return from
tine South. says he is going to devote the
greater part OF his time to recovering bis
former health and strength. In q tew
days he will lsave Providence for the
White Mountains, where he will pass the
months of July and August.
Rev. James Nj. Taber, pastor of Trinity
~. =. Church has been transferred to the
Firgs M. Il. Church at Chattsnooga, Tenn.
The ohurch to which Mr.. Taber goes Il
the leading Methodist Episcopal Church
south Of Baltimore, and is one of the best
IN the denomination. Ths editce is ,
handsome stone structure estimated to b,
worth s72. 900. The parsonage 10 nsarl,
new and handsomely furnished.
Alfred Dawson, messenger Of the Mer
chants National Bank, when he opened
the banking rooms this morning fount
that one OF the windows In the front O
the bank had been broken drring thu
night. On tho sidewalk directly under
tho window, was sky rocket stick, so 4
Is presumed the rocket caused the dam
age. II was probably set of by Browr
students during the class day festivities
While returning from Newport by trair
last Thursday afternoon Assistant Score
tsy Of State Parker had Q narrow esoap<
from death. He started to pass from on,
onr to another and when no reached thu
platform lie stepped on . trsacherous
banana peeliug. At the same instant the
car struck curve and Mr. Parker wa.
hurled from the platform. lie was oonsid
erably bruised but fortunately escaped
serious injury.
The New England typographical Union
and Allied Trades will hold q convention
10 Journal hail. this city, next Tuesday
and Wednesday, and large mum ber Of
delegstes is expected to be In attendance.
A banquet will be given In the evening
1t 2 o'clock OF which President Andrews
Of Blown University. Rev. Floyd W.
1omkinA Col L. Is. Pease. Hon. Henry
Il. Tiepke Robert ur ieve and others ars
expected TO be present and make sd
dresser Vocal ahd instrumental must,
NiIl bo rendered during the evening
Mayor Baker will open the convention
with IN address Of welcome to the dele
gates.
A very pleasing recital was given In tr
hoom III. Lsderer building. last evening
By ebe younger pupils Of Mr.. Clarence q
Hamilton at which Master Chester Free
born. soprano, Master Albert Hacking
violinist and Mr.. Howard White, 'cellist
took part Ths program: Polonaise
6ohmitt Misses Mansir. Smith. Walters
snd Master willemin; Caiinsris. Kavina