The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-07
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There was an angry don
VINO had an ugly gun.
with which ho'd shoot the Yankee pigs he
said. said. said
But the Yankees knew their man.
So thoy neither lodged nor ran.
And merely kept ON marching straight ahead,
head. head.
Tho Spaniard blazed away,
But his bullets went astray.
A the spanish bullets generally do do. do;
So they bottled up tho don
When his powder was all gone
More filthy Yankee treachery. boo-hoo. hoo
hool Chicago News
John2D. Campbell WIS fined SEQ and
costs BY Judge Swestland this morning
for carrying q revolver.
In the Sixth District Court this morn
Inc John Burns was fined $50 and costs
for stealing q harness from Patrick
Burns.
The Beacon Hill Improvement Society
VIII hold It's annual meeting at the resi-
dence Of it's president Mr.. Sisson. ll6
East avsnue. at o'clock this evening.
Pensions have been gran ted Rhode ISL
snders as follows: Original, James Moore
soldiers Home. Bristol. S.; original
widow. etc., Martha j. Munroe, Provi-
denco. 81.
The committee on education Of the
House OF Reprssen tatives gave hsaring
81 $3.50 o'clock this afternoon On the bill
to consolidate the Chestnut Street and
Trinity M. II. Churches.
Ire appeal OF Thomas f. West from q
decree Of the Probate Court removing him
as administrator OH his trother's estats is
down Tor hearing by jury in the ccm-
mon pleas division OF the supreme Court
on next Friday.
The call extended by tbs University OF
Wisconsin to H. Il. Neil Dodge, instructor
In English at Brown University, has been
accepted by him. Mr.. Douse received
his Masters degree at Harvard and has
taught at Brown for the past three years
He IL specialist In his department, ald
has been very successful In directing
graduate work.
Mar66ret Smith, 20 years old. was
found dead at her home, 1914 westmin-
sssr street last evening By the rolice from
che Chaffee street station. Mrs. Smith.
who had lived alune for some time, had
not been ssen by any of ner nsighbors
sinoe Sunday evening. and the police
were notified Of this fact. Medical Ex-
aminer Palmer was called. and said that
death was due to natural causes.
Charles Lamson, Charles Ssys and Ed
ward A. Greene were sent rc the Reform
school for two years this morning Ly
Judge Sweetland. for being truants.
Robsrt Hannah and James Mooreland
pleaded aoilty to like charge, and were
placed on probation until June 2S. and
Clifford II. Cappsll and John Duffjeld
pleaded not guilty, and were held until
Friday for trial
Yesterday afternoon City Messenger
Rhodes wss presented with handsome
silver desk service by the attaches Of the
city hail. In recognition Of the 37tn an
niversary OF his services as city me ssen-
Ger. The presen tation speech was made
BY Miss Jane u. Mccormick of tho trea-
sury department.. In addition TO this token
OF esteem was q beautiful bunch of white
pinks 81 IN number, which decorated the
veterans desk.
Thomas Arrundnle and Nlchol Fosco
we're arraianed In the sixth District
Court this morning on the charge of not
sending their children to school Arrun-
dale pleaded guilty, and upon the recon-
nendntion tf Irnant Officer whittemore
the case was continued Until Oct. T. as
Arrundsls promised to comply with the
law. Fosco pleaded not utility ana will
have = TRIAL Friday.
Consiueratrs time was scent Ia the
sixth District Court this morning In the
case CT Charles Haskell ala Cuffey, col
orsu. from Woonsock ~ who was arrested
few DAYS ago by Pstrolman John j.
Tools on charge Of stealing q pair OF
hair CLIPPERS from Paphsllo Mefcuiro
Huk II being his own COUNSEL, when on
tho stand Yves forced TO say that he had
just been lessed from jail, and this went
against him for be was ssnt to jail again
for 20 daya
A. tas session to the Sixth District
Court this N orninR Michael Rigney
pleaded guilty to the charge Of sssauitins
his wife. Rcssnnn. ut their home, IL Ash
croft street, last evening. Owing to the
critical cordition OF Mrs. Rigney he was
held until tomorrow morning 60 await
the result cf his treatment upon his wife.
Ire police believe that the affair Will re-
sclt In the death Of Mis. Rigney.
Yesterday afternoon the freshman bat
SALON gave review on the campus, com
plimeutay to President Andrews. The
men showed that troy were we'll drilled
and acquitted themselves exceilently. The
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