The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-07
N EW SLETS.

Are you awfully tired
With play. little girl?
Weary, discouraged and sick?
I'll tell you the loveliest
Game in the world
Do something for somebody quick;
DO something for somebody quick!
Though IL rains like the rain
OF the flood. little man,
And the clouds are forhidding and thick
You can make the sun shine
In your soul. little man
DO something for somebody quick
DO something for somebody quick!
Though the skies are like brass
Overhead. little girl.
And the walk like n well-heated brick:
And our earthly affairs
In terrible whirl,
Do something for somebody quick:
Do. something for somebody quick!
New Orleans Picayune.
Ellen Smith and Dennis r.. Sullivan,
who failed to appear for trial when
declared defaulted.
Rev. Mr.. Miller. pastor OF the Hope
street NJ. T.. church made an address
this afternoon at 81 Sabin street on
"The Army Canteen."
A bicycle collision occurred between
two bicyclists. Benjamin Shields OF 1S4
ctr nd
who was cut on the wrist and forehead.
Shields was injured but slightly.
The officer at police headquarters to-
day is the last of the Second station
force for the detail there and tomor-
row the detail will be from the Third
station. The Second station has fur
nished 26 men. on as many consecutive
days.
At its annual meeting the Germania
Club elected the following named Off
GERS: President, Friedrich Kohlhagen;
vice president, Carl 'Eschie: secretary,
Professor Hermann Mueller; treasurer.
Carl Lichtenberg; librarian, DR.. Felix
Hamburger.
Thomas Dorsey OF 754 Atwells ave-
.iue and Charles III. Snow of 565 Harris
avenue, both bicyclisis. collided at the
corner of sprague and Fuller streets
last evening about 90 o'clock. IL ap.
peared TO have been Snow who was
to blame. and he offered to settle all
damages.
George Brown, whose home is at the
corner OF Reservoir avenue and Pontiac
street. early this morning found astray
a chestnut mare. with a white star on
it's forehead, white nose and a white
spot on It's or hind leg. He put IL
up at his barn and reported the find to
the police.
Matthew Brennan, a driver for the
Auburn Ice Company, while backing
his team against a freight car yester-
day afternoon, i'm the west yard of the
Consolidated railroad. was thrown to
the ground by a sudden lurch of the
wagon and received a bad cut on the
left side of the head. 1t was dressed
~ the Rhode Island Hospital later. lie
lives at "a Madison street.
Algot Johnson. 25 years of age, whose
home is at Al Bogman street. has been
Missing since Wednesday, when he left
% go TO work at the Household Sewing
Machine Co.'S shop on wickenden street
where he was employed. johnson is |
described as being 8 feet inches tall, |
Weighs 140 pounds and has light curly |
lair and light-color moustache. He |
vas dressed I'm a blue sack coat. black |
nd gray striped trousers, gray vest |
nd blue cap when last seen.
'atrick Martin died at the Rhode ISL
nd Hospital from injuries received by
alling with four others from a staging
4 the hospital some time ago The men
lropped 40 feet and Martin was the
most seriously injured. His back was
'roken and after an operation. although
ais condition was very critical. some
hopes were entertained of his recovery.
For a while he seemed to improve. but
'or the last four days he has been very
ow. The end came this morning some
what unexpectedly. although from tho
nature OF the injury which he received
he chances Of his surviving were more
han doubtful.
Representatives of the New York.
New Haven a. Hartford Railroad Com
'any held conference yesterday af-
ernoon at which the details for the ex-
ension Of the shelter opposite the main
ntrance OF the new passenger station
we're decided on. The pattern OF rail
or the Warren and Bristol cars was
iscussed. and the final arrangements
rIative 10 the electric crossings I'm the
'awtuxet VALLEY were made. N was
fated that the wheel Hange suitable
'r steam road service would not do
" the shallow grooved rails laid I'm the
n a nd ~ 1