The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-29


~ ths cries that have reached our ears,
Nv the main they have wrought ON helpless
ones,
We have measured their tale Of years,
And IL Is black with evil deeds
And heavy with women's tears.
yor that they have been unmerciful;
For the wickedness they have done.
For that they have fouted the gentle word
The jaws OF the rined gun
Shall speak to them. and tell the world
That the murderers' race is run.
New York Press.
The Lymansiville mill closed last even
auR ana the gates will not be opened again
until Monday morning. May ..
Captain George X. Dyer of the Twelfth
New York Regiment who 10 a son OF
Governor Dyer of this state. was today
mmissioned Q major und assigned to
duty 1t tine state camp at Peskskill.
The debate between the Young Mems
Literary and Social and the Wanskuck
Literary Clubs, which has been hanging
flrs for some time will take place In Irons
hall, Olneyville, Sunday evening. May g.
The Fall River line will resume Its
Sunday service commencing next 6un-
day. May 1, the leaving time from New
York to bs $3.50 p. m, the same a. ON
week daya
Undertaken Boyce fell from the plat
form of q Broad street car ms 1t was pass
ing through Trinity square about 10
o'clock last evening and was severely
shaken up.
A. q. Griflth assisted by q. 4. Naylor
Of the Centredale Gun Club will defend
the Blue Hook Trophy tomorrow after
noon. and the Centrsville field against
Nsssrs. Root and Sheldon of the Pawtux-
Of Gun Club.
There is man In this town who says
he remem bers . spell of weather similar to
the present one In the middle Of May.
1873 or IA He isn't sure as TO the year,
hut he II very positive az to the Disagree
abls kind OF weather furnished.
One of the busiest men In the oity
just now In Col. h. Anthony Dyer. Be-
SWesn his duties ~ executive secretary to
the eoverpor and bis duties a. officer In
charge Of military headquarters In tho
Banienn building. he does not find time
hanging heavily on his hands.
Representative Cyrus M. Van Slyok OF
Providencs, who ofiiciated ~ speaker In
she House of Representatives yesterday.
was warmly congratulated after the ses-
sion, for the ability with which he ham
died she sharp parliamentary debate
whioh eusued over the question Of quo
xum.
Yesterday the Senate committee on cor-
~,ratious gavs another hearing ON the bill
incorporate the East Greenwich Elec.
rio Lighting Company. X. b Comstock
,ppoArod In opposition 10 the measure.
He claimed that as there was ALREADY one
slsctric lighting company doing business
In the town conditions did not warrant
ths establishing of another. At the close
Of the hearing the committee took the bill
under confederation.
One week from today tho January ses-
sion Of the General Assembly will come
90 an end, and the legislature will ad-
jorn according to Law. This means that
there VIII BE- quite . rush OF business
during the four legislative days OF the
comiug wesk. The now General Assem-
rly will met in Newport on Tuesday, May
%, that IL, Il the spanish fiest does not
appear at or near Block Island.
At she savoy last evening Prof. Maurice
Hess held bis 10th annual dancing school
reception. The attsEuance was very large
and the special dances by ths professors
pupils showed careful training on che pars
of ne teacher and faithful practising ON
that OF the pupil. Those In charge OF the
door were: Floor director. Frank Watts;
aids, W. Siatsr, X. L. Burlington. II. B.
Hayden, w. Tighe. Pearl Rogers ~. n.
KsIty. NJ. U. Dickinson, J. Taber.
PrsIiminsry work for the train sheds at
the new passenger station has bsen begun.
: Yesterday the plankins on the area
masksd out for the concrete foundations
eost and west Of Francis street. The un-
6sgocandinR is that the steel and masonry
viii - undsr contract next week and
thqo ths completion OF two-thirds OF the
80 not later than the first week In June
q spsoifso. Erection OF the superstruc-
tuSo viii b commenced ON the west side.
"1bs Noble Outcast" was presented By
g. Joasph's Institute In the Islma Thea.
te loDt svenines and In spite of the storm
; 1atgs oudisnos witnessed the produo-
tion. The play was given o very worthy
performances b. the following cast: Ger
I'D weoeoo. John j. A. FleuminRs; Col
Mathew Lse, George 4. Mccullough:
james BIaskburn. James f. Doyle; Jack
Wortsinston. John A. O'Connell; Mrs.
Lea Mary A. Tobin; Sadie, Norah 3.
Doberp; Franco Mary Il. Young
A c>rtsin ssntIsmsn Of this city, who
y great stiskler Coz stiqusttc has ap-
pIle( - the governor foe . conzmiss'on
IN some branch Of the volunteer servies.
and whether he will receive 10 or not re-