The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-13

IL took the stormy weather.
TO let the rainbows out
Ono flag Is ripplin' over
This bright land Of the free;
The man who marched with shermaH
Stands with the man OF Lee.
Yes. purity clost together;
An ef it's storm or tide.
Well thank God fer the weather
That finds us side by side!
For one flag ripplin' over
That throws her ribbons free
Where men who marched with Sherman
March with the men of Lee.
Chicago Times Herald.
Daniel E. varrey Of East Providence Ihas
been grantee an increase of pension from
$40 to $4 month.
John Adams was adjudged uinsans in the
Sixth District Court this morning and wss
committed to the state hospital.
Pat Moran, better known ss bay" Moran
was sent 70 Jail today by Judge sweetlsnd
for 80 days for stealing piece of meat from
Edward Murphy.
Michael Duffy. Daniel Fitzgerald and
henry Oremctt were each fued So and costs
In the police court this morning for bathing
In Benedict pond yesterday without proper
clothing.
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Mcguire. S6
years old was taken suddenly i'll in the
rooms Of the Salvation Army on westmin-
ster street. He was removed to the Rhode
Island hospital In an ambulance.
Business in the police court was very brisk
Sunday morning. Thirty-two persons were
fined for drunkenness and Peter La Louisis
was mulcted In the sum Of So for using cart
for which he had failed to procure a license.
Miss Jessie Moore, 20 years old, left the
boarding house of 4. d. Rose, 3e8 Friendship
strees, at 2 AS o'clock Saturday evening to 20
to the home OF her brother, John Moore, 3Oe
Valley street, but she has not been seen by
any Of her friends since.
Louis N. Monroe has written the music and
Myron v. Ereese the words of a stirring
piece entitled "The Battle Song Of os"
whish they dedicate to the Rhode Island
Naval Reserves and publish In sheet form.
The piece is Of . character to be popular
among the war songs Of the period.
Henry Arrabian. who lives at s5e Lock
wood street, LETT his bicycle in front of one
Of the buildings at Roger Williams Park yes
teriay, and when he returned few moments
later found that his bicycle had been stolen.
At 6:30 o'clock last evening Pntrolman Will
lard found 1T in . new house on Stamford
STREET.
Pstcr L Cordier, willard A. John
ston and Walter II. Browning were each
fined $40 and costs in the sixth District Court
this morning for selling impure milk They
took an appeal. L. N. W. Gardner pleaded
not guilty to selling impure milk and will
have trial Juno 2i
Yesterday was the hottest so far this !
season. At o'clock in the morning the mer-
curry registered 70 degrees. from which point |
il rose steadily until o'clock, when 80 de- |
grees was the record. At $50 o'clock there |
was . drop to SO degrees, and by 8 O'Clock |
still another fall to "a. At Q o'clock in tho |
evening the record was rs degrees.
AZ IL o'clock last evening Patrolman Mo. |
Govern found John McNearey and Henry
McIarnsy lighting drunk on Tockwotton
street. He placed them under arrest and |
when near the patrol box McNearcy hit the |
officer In the face and then tried to trip him
When MoLcarey reached the station the SER |
Vices Of DR.. Palmer were needed.
United States District Attorney Charles |
4. Wilson has been appointed by Governor
Dyer NTH memter of the commission to |
settle the financial problems arising as . re- |
suit OF the annexation Of the compact part Of |
Johnston TO tho city Of Providence. General |
Wilson IL . citizen Of Hast Providence The |
commissioners Of Johnston have not Jet been |
announced.
The laundry of Ian Wing and Hoy Wing. |
BIZ Thurbers avenue, was broken into last |
night by forcing open . rear window. |
trunk belonging TO Hoy Wing was broken
open and S0l was taken. A small amount Of /
change was taken from ths money drawer
and quite number Of bundles Of clean laun.
dry work are missing. Captain Corey Of the
Burnett street station has been notified.
II II understood that Mr.. Joseph Banigan's
condition Is such ~ to give his family and |
friends the gravest concern. Mr.. Banigan
rscsntly underwent . surgical operation NJ
New York, which. IL was hoped, would re-
suit In restoring him TO vigorous health,
hut IL does not appear 10 have done so, as q
second operation was deeme necessary and
was performed at Philadelphia. Since then /
Ar. bsnigan has failed to rally ~ hoped for,
snd IL now in . very critical condition at his
rssidence In this city.
Bart Greco. whose homo is in the extreme
end Of tho annexed district, objected to
Antonio Campopiano calling at his house 80
often during his absence. 80 Saturday morn.
ing he went TO the home OF Campopiano to in.
form him Of the fact. but Greco lost his TEN.
per while reading the edict and whipped out
. revolver and began to shoot at Campopiano.
He fired four shots. none Of which happened
N hit Csmpopiano Sergeant Morse Of the
Cha0es street station was notified and ar.
cstsd Greco. He was srrsisned In the Sixth
District Court this morning on the charge Of
making . violent assault upon Campopiano /
with pistol He pleaded guilty and was
held for the action Of the grand Jury in the
som Of e5(0L
AZ the South Baptist church. corner OF
Ocean and Gallup streets. the annual noral
concert was given last evening. The program
was ~ follows: Organ voluntary. Mrs. 4.
l. Greene: processionsl BY the school: Scrip.