The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-03

Oh, the lads that pull In the captains gigs
They must mind their p's and q's;
They We got TO 20 light on juicy quid
And mind that thoy black their shoes.
They must watch their stroke Like q racing
crew.
And keep their eyes in the boat;
They mrst do their mile in the proper style
From the ship to the government float.
Oh. the lads who pull in the captains gig.
They hears a lot of talk;
They learns what the officers say to the girls
That they meet on the yacht club walk.
They must wait all day in the broilin' sun
while the old man goes ashore.
They takes cargo of calico out
And then goes back for
James Barnes in McClure's.
John Moran was fined $50 and costs In
the sixth District Court this morning for
stealing from W. E. Campbell
Herbert Bowen, colorsd. was fined $40
and costs in the Sixth District Court this
morning for carrying q revolver.
rhs CASE of Frank H. Waterman. for
non-support was called In the sixth Dis
trict Court this morning, and by consent
Of counsel. the case was continued for
one week.
George p. Gpllbault for breaking and
ths night time. was held Tor the action
or the grand jury by Judge SwsetIand
this morning.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will an
T. H. M
williams Park next Saturday. through
the courtesy OF Manager Potter Of the
Union Railway Company.
Edward Hilton was adjudged probably
guilty OF maintaining nuisance at 30
South Main street. BY Judge Swestland
this morning. and was held for the grand
jury In the sum of $1,000.
Tbs Providence 'sY's' will tender Q
60 Miss Caswsll OF the willard "Y" Set
tlsment, Boston. At o'clock Miss Cas-
well will deliver an address,
Pensions have been granted Rhode ISL
SHAW, Newport e6; Israel Andrews Mar
raesnsett Pier, -. Increase: Frank
Meehon. Providence. s6 to sS.
At $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Head, who resides on Lockwood
street. fell from mis- bicycle at the corner
cf that thoroughfare and Prairie avenue.
He was taken into barber shop on Prai-
rie avenue, where he was cared for. and
Jstsr Was taken TO his home.
Several large sohoonsrs are now on
their way from Southern ports to Provi-
dence with coal or lumber and several
were anchored OF Newport and Dutch
Island y yesterday morning. The practi-
oalIy deserted harbor will soon take on
1ts usually busy appearance again.
The thrse.mastsd schooner X r. q.
Hartley which completed discharging
cargo Of lumber recently is to be sold on
account Of the death OF Capt, Hartley.
hsr managing owner. Capt. Stsphsr
Casweli Of Narragansstt Pier, has been
looking her over. and is possible buyer.
Patents have been granted under date
CT May 81 rs follows: Samuel H. MoCar-
roll, Providence. valve; John w. Sherry,
Cronpton. assignor to Crompton Com
psny. Providence loom; James W. Spsn-
OR, Providence. wool drisr; Abbott L.
6toddard, Pr3videnoe, guide and guard
for variety molding machines; Theodore
W. Foster. Providence design for box.
Lsssis Desm6nt Mary Durree. and Lottis
Ray. who were arrested In the Butts
Block on Warrington street early this
morning. were each arraignsd in the
Sixth District Court later, on the charge
cf being lewd and wanton persona Des-
mont pleaded guilty ana was sent to the
state farin for six monthA and the other
: women pleaded not guilty and were held
until Tuesday for trial.
n. q. Mullen, who was ARRESTED some
time aso for making an assault upon
franz Moran, was given hearing in the
sixth District Court this morning, aud,
nocordipg to his story. got an awful bsat-
ing In the iatter's saloon on Canal street.
JUST because he defended Dswsy, the navy
and army. However. his story didn't take
sfIeot for No was held to await the 40 ii on
q the grand jury in the sum of $500.
Charles n. Nichols, who, few days
ago. Was arrsigned In the sixth District
Court, for not complying with an order
Issued BY tho superintendent of health,
ana pleaded nos guilty to the charge. aud
made the statement that "As would see
u taxpayer could be locked up" settled
the matter this morning in the same
court by saying tina; be had done as or
dsred b. the superintendent OF health. 80
che cass was dismissed upon his paying
sfs costs Of the casa.
While ~ was stated In Newport yester-
day that Edward n. Allen. who has for
several years teen the clerk Of the senate
<ommifses on specisl leeislstion, had been
eucosedcd BY sx- Mayor Robert 8. Franklin
of Nswrork the statements IL altogether
premnfure. The Newport delegation and
. fsx other. favor the candidacy Of Mr..
Frnotlin. who IL not lawyer. but quite
= numt<r 0f the members are disposed 60