The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-22
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chewi
The iron-bound hardtacki
The moss-covered hardtsoki
The old army bareback we all had to chewi
There was bareback from wars Of a past
generation.
which remained unconsumed till about
'sdxty-three;
e was rumored that some. which deied
masticstion.
Was marked 'svera Cruz" or was lettsred
III. c."
what a triumph was this for the skill OF the
bakeri
Indestructibls product. dsfyins times
toathi
But il could not resist the assaults Of our
grinders,
The grinders we had in the days Of our
youth
The Bunker Hill bareback
Tho 1919 hardtacki
The old army bareback we ate in our youth
Obi youth can make feasts of the ooarsess of
visnds.
And never again shall we veterans feel
Such = zest in our lives as way back in the
When bareback suficed to create a square"
meal.
Though now We may dine at more sumptuous
tables,
we'd gladly exchange all the dainties they
yield
For the hearty enjoyment. tho youthful
digestion.
That seasoned the bareback we ate In she
fe Id.
The bullet proof hardtacki
The iron-clsd hardsacki
The cid army hsrdtacK we ate in the field.
Mail and Express.
In she solics court this morning Ches.
ter Kerr was finsd % and costs for rsvell-
ing on Lester street.
Shortly after I O'Clock yestsrday, box
4S8 WAS sent In for q ire In . hem house
on Willard avenue. Little damage Wal
done.
Jam 70 Hackett was fined % and oosts
b. Judge 6wsetland this morning for
Sealing . pair OF shoes from Frank K.
Crosby.
Creditors representing IS, 900 Of proved
claims against she Campbell Mstcalf Sill
var Company met 1t the of1cs OF Lorin
~. Cook, register in insolvency, and
Slsctsd Aibsrs A. Remington ~ assignee.
Six-ysar-old Thomas McGirr, whose
home Is At 315 Atwrlls' avenue, fell OF .
wire fencs while climbing . tree yestsr-
day afternoon. he sustained . deep cash
IN his head. DR.. Carroll was called and
took fouz. stitches in the wound.
AnoaR the passengers from Italy on
tSe steamship Ailsr, which arrived at
New YORK ysstsrdnv was DIR. Walter L.
Munro Of this city. During his six
month"; trip abroad he has entirely re-
oovtssd from the severe attack Of blood
poisoning which sent him away.
Fatrclnan wyman OF the Knignt
street station while jumping over q fence
last evening TO arrest Martin Hurley and
james McGee fell and injured his left
kues. In the sixth district court this
morning the boys wsre fined 81 and costs
ssch FOR stealing growing fruit from
william X. Arnold.
Some Of the relatives OF Henry q.
Chase ore Of the opinion that he should
havs . guardian and with this object IN
vieW presented their case before the mu-
nioipal court ysstsrday afternoon. Judge
epluk after hearing what both sides had
10 say, came to q like conclusion, and
Will appoint . guardian In . day or two.
A II 80 last evening N alarm Ut nre
Was sent In from box l2l for . blaze In
shs Wholesale dry goods store Of Hart
well q Richards, corner of Pine and Hay
stsse;A The ire Was caused by IN over
heate1 electric fiat iron In what Is
known o. the wrapper room on the
third floor. The loss WIS about $500 and
r. severed BY insurance..
Yesterday afternoon Anthony Desoui
VS. arrested BY Deputy sheriff Rabbit
on . warrant alleging that he had made
threats against an Armenian, Isaac
kacbadoorian. He was taken before
judge swestland and gave bonds to keep
the peace. This action II q retaliation
for . prosecution IN which another Ar
meniau, . friend of Kaohsdoorinn's, WA
hound ovee 10 the grand jury recently
Tor having assaulted Dssoni's wife.
Two of Browns crack base ball players,
David L. Fultz and William Lauder,
Will join the Philadelphia National
League team. Each man has served rs
captain Of tie Brown team, both havs Q
thorough knowledge Of the game and ARE
unexosptionally strong q s~ll-around
msn-at the bat. In the flsld and ON
bases. In addition, they snjoy great
popularity. Without doubt they will be
. decided soquisition for Philadelphia
Pairolmsn Patrick J. Tanning was
given = hearing before the polios DOM
mitoss yesterday afternoon on charges
pes1sr5sd By jason Roupds, who alleged
fa1oo arrest and abuse. From che sv,-
1enos, it appeared that Rounds was
hongisg about the corner Of Broadway
q FEDERAL street, and two resiosn t.
there complained 70 the offiosr that the
non was acting suspioiously. The officer
uu6orfook 20 place hin under srPost and