The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-29


am good for any labor.
Tote the beans or drag gun,
Never minding
All the binding
Rain or lead. though others run.
When I'm old and totter legged
Up In steaks the boys in blue
Rip and cash me.
Cut and slash me-
And my work at last Is through.
Detroit Free Press.
Richard Valentine. Olneyville. has
been granted pension OF IS month.
Carl II. Carlson, for scorching on Pine
street, was fined SIS and costs, in the
Sixth District court. this morning.
Mary Taft an alleged common night
walker pleaded not guilty this morning.
in the district court. and was held in
$500 bonds for trial tomorrow.
Edward Duvaney, for stealing articles
from Julia Smith, which were valued
Mt $3.50. pleaded guilty before Judge
sweetland today and was fined SIS and
costs.
Warmer weather is predicted for to-
morrow. but II is not likely that there
is to be a repetition Of the torrid wave
OF last week. The stock of equator
weather must be well exhausted by this
time.
At $50 o'clock last evening Officer
william p. Bowen found an Iver-John-
son bicycle. No. $3.50. In vacant lot
on Broad street. near oxford. He took
1t to the station. where 1t awaits an
owner.
Last Saturday the mill at Ashton was
shut down for the purpose of installing
two turbine water wheels and making
other repairs. 1t is expected that the
mill will resume operations one week
from today.
Yesterday afternoon George Fl. Dentz,
Of Preston street, reported to the
Third station police that he had lost a
Crescent bicycle. The stolen wheel was
later located by Officer Rooney, and re-
turned to the owner.
For revelling on Dyer street Saturday
night August Soderstrom and John
johnson were arrested by Lieut.. Hor-
ton and Patrolman Norton. In the po-
lice court yesterday morning they were
fined IS and costs each.
Saturday night william walmsley,
who was wanted by the police OF Cen
tral Falls, was arrested in this city.
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custody Of Deputy Sheriff Parker. who
took him back to Central Falls.
Although the war is over. flags still
float from many poles throughout the
city. II they continue to ripple out un-
til the peace treaty is signed. they are
likely to be about as ragged as the tat
tered ensign the Brooklyn displayed in
the naval parade at New York recently. |
This morning. at 7.so o'clock. electric |
car No. Ill collided with low gear. the
property Of Rogan & McGinn, on West
minister street, near knight. The Whit |
fe-tree was broken and the driver, Will |
liam Ahearn, was thrown to the ground,
but was not seriously injured.
The Universal Peace union. at its recent |
meeting held in Mystic. Conn.,, gave evil
dencc that 1t appreciates the efficient |
Francis Gallagher. of this city, In be- |
half Of the cause of peace and arbitra-
tion. by electing him vice president OF |
the union.
Samuel silverstein. Morris Cohen. Far
Hens Cohen and william Sugerman,
four North End Hebrews, were ar
in the district court this morn
Ing charged with maintaining liquor
nuisances. All pleaded not guilty and
each was held in $1,000 bonds for trial
Friday next.
Three boys named Edward Mitchell,
Edward Lonsdale and william Tierney
we're arraigned in the juvenile section
of the district court this morning and
pleaded guilty to breaking and enter
ng the grocery store of William j.
Beane. on Atwells avenue They were
held in $500 each for the action OF the
grand jury. In case they cannot obtain
bail they will be committed to the re-
form school.
AZ Roger Williams park. this evening.
Reeves American band will render the
following program: March. Gov.
Dyer" Reeves: overture "semiramis,"
Rossini: ta) INDIAN March," sellenek;
(b) Medley Jig" Braham; solo for cor
net. Mr.. Church; fantasia. Albion" |
Baetens: ballade. "Erl King" schu-
bert; solo fro trombone. Mr.. spary:
Evening Call" descriptive. Reeves:
"Torchlight Dance" No. 4. Meyerbcer:
National airs.
The narrow and crooked passage for
teams and pedestrians over Crawford
street bridge Ii frequently blocked now
adays. causing considerable inconven-
fence 10 those who have TO pass that
way. Last Saturday afternoon several
ladies who attempted TO make their
way across were caught between two
or three heavy drays. and II looked as |