The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-25
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The German heart will never depart
From sausages nit beer:
In ancient Rome, I'm each stately home,
Peacocks were thought good cheer.
The Russians eat. a remarkable feat,
The stuff called caviare:
The Spaniards sigh and eat humble pie,
Although it is meagre fare.
Chinese. I've heard. eat the nests of a
bird.
And dogs and cats galore;
But all these meats must take back
seats,
When the Turkey takes the floor.
From his legs, so brown, the juice runs
down
And bis breast is snowy white;
And I'm sure we'll say. I'VE give
thanks" on the day
When the Turkeys cooked just right.
New York Sun.
Medieval Cookery" will be the sub
jeet of a talk by Z. c. Frost before tho
Providence Art Club this evening.
The case of non-support against
Charles A. Chase. was continued one
week in the district court this morning.
The early morning report from thu
several police stations show that q per-
sons were locked up yesterday and last
night.
A badly decomposed body, supposed
TO be that of a sailor lost from a coast
ing schooner several weeks ago, waa
washed ashore at jamestown Wednes-
day and was buried there
John Leaver was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland today. on a charge of
carrying dangerous weapons To wit,
pair OF metal knuckles He pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
John Mckenna, when tried before
Judge Sweetland in the district court
this morning upon the charge brought
against him by Roger McGarry of de-
facing a building was adjudged not
guilty.
The Star Course Of dances will in
itiate its season Of dances on Friday
evening December ., in Affair Dramat-
ic hall on Elmwood avenue. The par
lies will be managed by Mr. Roger l.
Hathaway.
Allys Sewell and Annie Arnold, as
cused OF maintaining common nui-
sances waived examination in the dis
trict court this morning. Each was held
in $1,000 bonds for the action of the
grand jury.
chestnut horse attached to buggy
and which is the property Of Frank
Feeley OF 1i5 Regent avenue was pick
ed up astray by Sergeant Morse of the
Sixth station last night and returned
TO the owner later.
Luigi calardo and Filico Piccoli were
arraigned in the district court this
morning on charge of assaultina
Greenwood Barnes. They pleaded not
guilty and were held for trial Tuesday
in $500 bonds each.
Under the auspices OF the Volunteer
Laborers, very pleasing entertain
ment was given i'm the Trinity NJ. T..
church last evening. The attendance.
considering the heavy storm that pre-
vailed, was good. though not as large
as the merit OF the entertainment war
ranted.
jeremiah Sugrue. John Hogan and
William Kennedy alleged sturdy beg
gars who were arrested last evening
by Sergeant Rowe and officer Wolff of
the Central station, We're arraigned in
the district court today. Sugrue and
Hogan pleaded not guilty and were
held for trial Tuesday, while Kennedy
was given six months at the state
workhouse upon his plea of guilty.
George Morse. who with a companion.
was arrested at the North End wednes-
day night. had on his person. when
searched at the station. spring billy
and black mask. Yesterday morning.
in the Sixth district court he was ar
raigned on the charge OF carrying a
concealed weapon. and on his plea OF
guilty was fined $40 and costs His
companion was held, pending an inves-
tigation.
In the district court this morning.
Patrick Hines was called for trial upon
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so cents from Joseph Brennan with
whose family Hines had boarded lie
admitted having committed II but said
that he had only put the hat on when
going out for few minutes and in
tended TO replace II when he returned
The court believed his story and ac-
quilted him.
There was a very large congregation
I'm the Winter street An Zion
church last evening. TO listen TO lee
ture on Lynch Law in the South. and
How 10 Prevent IT," by Judge Walter
=. Miller OF New Haven. The lecturer
advocated the organization Of orotec-
tive societies throughout the country.
Remarks were also made by Robert n.
coney. ID. D.. after which n branch OF
the American Liberty Defence League |
~as organized with 300 piembers.