The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-23
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II all annexed, Absorbed py MIN
Who knew him when boy.
The spinster, garrulous and gaunt-
Thank heaven II you've missed her
Who shopping went with Dewey's aunt
Or chummod with Dewey's sister.
Or. worst ofwar's sf1ictions fell.
She's here our peace to cloy-
oh. George. brave Geor & }. in mercy tell
Why we're you onco boyi
We love our gallant Commodore.
Our patriot spirit firing.
And now We love him moro and more.
Hts perfect taste sdmiring.
l. We know why he forsook our shores
With Neptune's beard to toy;
Ne met 20 many darned old bores
On land when but boy.
Albert Baker, 11.ysars old, IL missing from
1is home. 10 Potters avenue.
Seven Was tho number of persons who were
Anod 81 and costs each In the police court
thts morning for being drunk
Tbomss Murray was fined $40 and costs in
(ho Sixth District Court this morning for
stealing thres pairs of shoes from Abram
Back.
Rlmwood car lS8 ran on the track at the
Mil street switch this morning at about
o5o O'clock and delayed travel for q little
time.
Wm. ~. Goldthwaite was adjudged insane
Ht the session OF the Sixth District Court this
morning and was committed to the state
tQgpital.
John Brown pleaded guilty in the Sixth
district Cours this morning to the charge Of
making an assault upon Bessie Mahan, and
Was nned $40 and costs.
saturday the Yukons and Thayer street
baseball teams met ON the grounds ~ the
6orner Of Brook and 1hayer streets and the
farmer won the game by a SCORE Of 70 to %.
The police have bsen informed that Mrs.
Annie Celarious, 80 years Of age, who 10
6lightly dsmented. has been missing from her
home. ~ Thayor street. since yesterday after
boon.
Edward Mc0arran indulged in little fast
riding on Broad street yesterday, but fell into
4 1he hands Of Burnett street police ofiicer.
and IA tho Sixth District Court this morning
~ was lined $40 and costs.
Edward Doyle and his family were driving
On Broad street, near Fiheld avenue last
ovening when the rear wheel of their carrysll
1Nft The axle The horse was quickly stopped.
preventing injury to any Of the occupants Of
The vehicle.
At 10:a0 o'clock last night Jacob Gardner
cent In "a alarm of fire from boz lls for q
slieht blssc IL Althan's bakery st 2ll Brook
street, Tho nre was caused by an overheated
pvsn, which isnited the wood work overhead.
h was extineuished before any material
tamags had been done.
come contsmptibls individual amused
himsslf last evening by cutting with q
diamond AL of the windows on Westminster
Street ftom the Paris House to B. 81. Glad
Qine'a The wet6hman at the latter place saw
+ young man IN the act. but ut the time did
6os know what he was doing.
Peter Bennett, welll known character In
oearly every large city in the Union. was
picked up by Detective Parker Saturday.
Bennett was taken to . photographer. 80 that
nr. Parker could have new picture of him,
lhe ono now In The rogues' gallery having
Been taken about Is years ago.
An alarm Of Are was sent In from box 2D
early this morning for fire on the roof OF q
house owned BY John Sullivan at 2l5 Branch
: avenue. Tho hrs was caused by spark from
D switching engine that was at work near by.
The damage was but slight In going TO the
IRE one Of the wheels Of Protective wagon
no. was broken.
Saturday afternoon Russell Wilson. Jears
old. tried TO climb on one OF the city swill
caris while ii was passing through Hardness
street. The little fellow fell. and before the
wagon could be stopped one Of tho wheels
passed over his right arm, badly crushing IL
and breaking the homes. He was taken TO his
home on Tobey street and attended By DR..
Hull.
Miss Lena McDougnll, who lives ON % Point
street. was seriously injured on Waterman
street last evening. She was riding on an In.
cline and lost control of her wheel, and at
the corner Of Waterman and Benefit streets
collided with the curbing. She was thrown
across the sidewalk. her head striking against
, building. She was picked up unconscious
and taken into the ofilce Of DR.. Davenport,
who ordered her removed TO the hospital
She win recover. G3
The candidates for the ONCE of inspector
q kerosene. loft vacant by the death Of VIII
liam d, Chile. are said to be increasing. and
there wiz probably be quits an interesting
election by the City Council In joint conven-
sion this evening. The most prominent can
didstes 20 far are ex-Councilman Cressy Of
Che Fourth ward and ex-Councilinan Edwin
Vinsor Of the Eighfh ward. but there are at
least dozen others from different walks Of
hfs- While there is no salary 20 the ONCE. the
osss amount to about 1870 year.
ne program rendered by the pupils Of
Ars Annie shaituck Eliven at her piano
reetal Saturday afternoon was ss follows:
- ths Month Of NAV. Mehr. Ernest Scatter
rood: 1wi4fehf eorr Kroemann, Alice
ecattereooa; Love Little Pussy. .Biedermann.
Chester Calder; march. Dana, Harold
1bonss: waltz. Forster. Csrlotfa Hemenwsy;
onoe on Time. Wilson. Olive stafford:
RInnbw Song. piedermsr, Hope Brown;
~ vsysids Brook. Smith. Ronde Militairs,
nbe1L y. Mildred Whittier: Ear From Home,
20. eerah Pierce; Psstorslc Hisz, Ella
UovoII: Dondo OF. 90. No 4 The Nsrfrold.