The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-03
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One fifth OF the bone crescentic IN
was rudely torn away: u-
And Albert will not be able 10 waiA
For many weary day.
lake others when slipping Prince Al
bert should
A. something have made bold grab.
or. better STILL not have waiheo a. "'''
But quietly called for cap'
a nrince on a crutch is not a sight
As Imposing as some we've seen,
nnf come what may. he's popular
This SON OF England's Queen.
sz,,,,v,os,nr that Albert had tumbled bad
Ana had broken his royal head
can YOU picture the grief of the worid
with its foremost princeling dead?
Mail and Express.
The Narragansett Boat Club VIII noio
another ladies night at the club mouse
on the seekopk this evening.
BERNARD Degnan of 1914 Bay street
reports to the police that one hen ana
ave chickens valued at SITS were stolen
from his coop on the night OF August z.
Mrs. Amy smith OF Dighton, Mass,
was taken suddenly Ill on Congdon
street last evening and was removed to
the Rhode Island Hospital In an am
bulance.
The Massachusetts volunteers who
were ouartered at the Narragansett
Hotel for a brief time today attracted
ranch attention, and were given many
handshake by patriotic citizens.
ernest Whitaker. charged with hav-
inc assaulted Edward Gallagher plead
ID ruslty and was fined IS and costs py
Judre sweetland in the Sixth District
3 Court today.
wagon loaded with hay and owned
Nv n. B. Lockwood of Edgewood broke
doun on Back street last evening about
o'clock and obstructed travel Tor
about two hours.
Charles A. Duduette charged with as
sau1ting Nellie Duquette pleaded not
guilty in the District Court today and
viii be given a trial August 9th. In the
meantime he will be held In $500 bonds
A report comes from Block Island te
me effect that fears are entertained
that Capt. Buckminster OF Blue Hill
Ne. sloop now anchored off the island
has been drowned. 1t is believed he fel
into the water during the night.
Assistant clerk Able c. +. Wheeler
az the police headquarters Is spending
4 vacation at Tiverton and Policeman
Nahum willard has gone to Maine
where he will spend weeks vacation
II, the enjoyment Of piscatorial pur
suits.
Cornelius Lynch. years of age. whil
ntcaling ride about s o'clock last even
tnr On I low gear. fell of at the corne
" OF Wickenden and Ives streets injurinl
his right ankle and foot. He was takel
- his home at sos wickenden street b.
his father. Patrick Lynch.
Fred Neil, employed at the Crompto
a Knowles Loom Works while at wor
Yesterday afternoon, caught the thum
or his left hand In the machinery. pro
ducing q painful iaceration. He wen
20 the Rhode Island Hospital, wher
the wound was dressed.
william J. Mackey. the youthf,
thief. who stole tools from the Brow
= sharpe Manufacturing Co. where h
was employed, was arraigned befor
Judge Sweetland this morning charge
with the theft of $50 worth OF tools. II
waived examination and was adjudge
probably guilty and held for the gran
Jury in $500 bonds.
The Second Adventists Of Rhode Is
and and eastern Connecticut will hol
their yearly camp meeting at the cam
erounds near Greene station, durin
two weeks beginning next Sunday Tn
sBig Sunday will occur on August
when excursion trains will be run a
usual from Providence. Pawtuxet Va
ley and eastern Connecticut points.
The program for the concert by II
American Band at Roger williams Par
this evening II az loiio"s. martin, Se'
ond Regiment" Reeves; overture. "ol
eron." Weber; ta) "Cavaleria Rust
cana" Nascagne. OBJ Jolly Jaspers
Holmes; solo for cornet. Mr.. Churc
s.Fantssia:" Scotch airs. Godfrey; $
lection. Bride Elect" sousa; solo I
trombone. Mr.. spary; medley Of pop
lar airs. Fantasia" Yankee Doodl'
Reevca. national air.
In the Juvenile section of the distr
court this morning Charles F.coilin'
thirteen year old boy has become
refractory that his mother has given
ali hope Of reforming him herself I
Il was at her request that he was Ia
into custody last night. This morn
when arraigned upon charge OF bs
an idle person without visible me
OF support. he pleaded not guilty
hls trial was set down for August
The story OF the youths many e