The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-09
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Thy deck shines radiant. like q star;
Ths waves are curling from thy prows
Thy wake h heeting fast and far.
pray that thou may safely back
Bring gums and crew from Southern see;
For, o. the foe turks ON thy track.
And means thou shalt not come to me.
rhs nation lifts its hands on high
whene'er 1t thinks Of cru spain.
And thunders furth it's battle cry
Remember. Lord. the murdered Mainei
But still pray on bended knee.
As on the map thy course con.
Bring safely back my ship to me-
Remember, Lord, the oregoni
Mrs. Sarah N. Sumner OF this city has been
granted widows pension of ss a month
Maria Rabbit was fined 50 and costs in
the Sixth District Court this morning for
(. stsaling a pair Of shoes fom O'Gorman's
store.
Eugene Gage reported to the police that
pair Of horse knee boots belonging to him
had been stolen from henry Donovan's barn.
81 Crsnston street.
There was an organ recital at st. Thomas
church last evening by Professor Joseph
He<se. The attendance was large and the
music was most excellent.
Edwin +. Higgins Of al Charles Field street
reported 90 the police that three umbrellas
were stolen from the hallway of the Hope
: Street Methodist church at o'clock yester-
dAy afternoon.
The case against Charles Muchnick for COM
nitting m assault upon Isaac Golberg will
be heard in the Sixth District Court tomor-
row morning. He furnished 500 surety to
pppear at that time.
Ycsterday's record OF the police court was
~ follows: iatrick Duggan, John Hail. James
Burns and John Welsh we're fined SO and
costs for reveling and 21 persons were fined
the usual amount for being drunk.
John Mcvannes was nrrsigned in tho Sixth
District Court this morning for not comply
lng with I'M order of the Board Of Aldermen
70 connect his knight street. property with
the sewer. The CASE was continued to May i3
Members Of the family Of Mr.. Joseph Bani-
gan. who recently underwent q dangerous
operation in New York hospital, have
coived information that the operation was en-
airely sucoessful and that Mr.. Banigan will
In all probability be speedily restored to
health.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. David Cranshaw
will sail from New York on the steamer
Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse for Germany. am
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. John Entwistle,
Mr.. Ada wilson. her SON Joseph and daughter
Tor Liverpool
Saturday night Daniel Newman. . vcRe-
table psddler. was thrown from his wagon
and severely hurt by the running away Of
che horse he was driving. He was rendered
unconscious, but recovered his senses after
arriving at the Rhode Island Hospital, to
which institution he was removed In an
ambulance.
Tho father Of Kate Slessinger reported to
the police yesterday that his daughter. IL
years Of see. lett her home in Fall River
April So with French girl about the same
agc, and came to this city. They have not
been heard Of since, and Mr.. Slessingsr asked
TOR assistance in locating the missing girls
The Appellate Court held its opening ses-
sion at Newport this morning. No cases are
on the docket Of the court to be tried in this
cisy before Friday. The docket is well filed
until the 18th inst, when the hearing of
cases requiring the attention OF the full court
Will bs discon tinuued uatil after the summer
vacation.
Thomas Nulvey was sent to Jail for 20
days for stealing fish from John Walker.
Edward Simpson will sojourn ut the same
place for 30 days for stealing an umbrella
from John Thompson, and Charles Thompson
win also have = 20 days Jail rest for stealing
trousers belonging to Reuben volpe. They
we're sentenced In the sixth District Court.
Riversids car No. ol3 in charge Of n. q.
Fuller. conductor, and A. W. White motor
nan, yesterday collided with a horse at
tachsd to buggy driven by Nelson johnson
of Pitman street near the corner OF Bridge
and South Main streets. The horse was
Knocked down and Mr. johnson and his wife
we're thrown out Of the buggy. Fortunately,
no one was injured.
Thomas r. Potter. who was tho janitor at
che Fifth police station on Plain street, died
at the Rhode Island Hospital late Saturday
night from appendicitis, He was working
~ bis accustomed duties around the station
last Thursday, and was seized with the III.
nor Friday. He had been janitor at the
station for ten years, and resided at es Pearl
~-@~-<<s 80 "''o W 'cfo va okr-
Edward Read and Henry McNally, each
obout years old. were having q huge time
yesterday n Gray's old bake shop on Chalk.
otone avenue. putting cats In the old oven
end then setting fre To a lot Of paper. The
boys we're arrssted and taken to tue Chsffee
street police station, and upon their promise
- Captain Loovitt that they would be good
boys 10 the future they were discharged.
Mr.. Benjamin A. Reynolds. treasurer Of
1he city of Central Falls, who was well
known In this oisy. died very unexpectedly
Isss evening Of pneumonia. Early yesterday
DEr. Rsynolds' condition was somewhat i'm.
PROVED. and II We thought he was ON the
rcd 20 rsoovsry. Later he was ss'zed with
MAS 0 years " aga widow. thrce sens
end two daughters survive him.
The Rhode Island Press Club. at regular
Gcsting saturday afternoon. eIsetsd tho fol-
lowing delegates 10 attend the international