The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

In days OF old the artist took
His brush and showed us how
The milkma-- went 10 work upon
The wrong siae OF the cow
In days OF cid the millSmaid's song
Resounds through the land
And many gallant's lips were pressed
Upon the milkmaids hand.
Alas, Old Bossy heeds no more
The merry milkmaid's calls.
For the milkmaind of to-day's man
In greasy overalls.
Chicago Times-H Herald.
Jane Lamax, colored died suddenly
at her home. Cherry street, yesterday
afternoon.
The employees of the Prudential In
surance Co. OF North America VIII en-
joy a clam dnner at Crescent Park to-
day arranged by the Supt Harry B.
Brcs.
Frank Nolan was arrafgned in the
Sixth district court this J - rning on the
charge of not supporting his wife and
child. He pleaded no, guilty and Will
have a trial Tuesday.
AT the session Of the Sixth district
court this morning Peter Goblin of the
Fourth police district pleaded not gull
ty to she charge of being a vagrant and
will have a trial Tuesday.
AT o'clock last evening a heavy
wagon owned by the New England
Steam Brick Co. broke down at the
corner Of Cransion street and Hunting
ton avenue ana delayed car travel for
two hours.
Miss Busk. daughter Of Mrs. Joseph
r. Busk won in the finals of the wom-
ems handicap golf tournament at New
pert yesterday the cup offered by Mr..
Reginald Brooks. She beat Miss Made
llle Goddard 2 up and l to play.
Adclph Salamgot a North End pedler |
was arrested by Sealer of Weights and |
Measures sherman this morning, and |
later in the Sixth district court pleaded
guilty TO the charge of having i'm his
measure that was not UP
to the standard.
AT III o'clock today Patrolman An |
drew p Martin called an ambulance To |
the corner of Market square and North |
Main street to care for an aged woman
who had been taken sick. She refused
TO be taken home in the ambulance and
later walked home.
EDGAR Annidon. widower, was |
brought before Judge Sweetland this
morning by Agent Thurber of the So
riety for the Prevention OF Cruelty To
children on the charge OF not support
ing his eight-year-old boy Edgar Jr.
Annidon said he would pay the sum of
81 week and this was satisfactory IN
All. so ne was allowed to go until octo-
Der 27.
The employees of the Narragansett
Electric Lighting Company enioyed
their annual outing at Fields Point
yesserday afternoon. After dinner. a
Dali game was played and there was
lui'e contest, and, i'm fact. the game
became SO exciting that 1t was fmpos
'ioie TO Keep the score. There was also
Football game, and the time was very
pleasantly passed.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. f. Ruth OF
~ Lockwood street saw a man come
nto her entry and go up stairs. She
lotiiied Thomas Babblngton who also
ives in the house and he found the man
the attic trying TO open the doors
WIN some Keys. When asked by Mr.
sannington what he wanted. he re-
Med; something TO eat" The boId
elbow was allowed to depart
The body of William Lock. an Enc ,
lsh sailor. who has been missing since ,
august is. was washed UP on the ives,
more or the new harbor at Block Tel. ,
no yesterday afternoon. Lock was ap, I
ioyed on board the fishing schooner a
sarl and Nettie, which Is ownod h.,
sp'' iaA Dodge Medical Examiner 4
namphn pronounced death 10 have q
cen due TO accidental drowning n
At $3.50 O'Clock last evening ,h cl
&c az the Wickenden street static, ol
'"eu Nnat Ellen GoudinR. nm 10
q lady. was missing from her bor,o 81
rreemont street. The police wen, - on
'e house and found Mrs. Gould,na a. IN
attic and very sick. Lieut. Mnsra. 90
He'd DIR. Peckham and upon his az
val ne said the woman should r. o,
oked out for by the city. DIR. pa,r th
as then notified. si
rhe Veteran Association OF the Nin.h
sgiment Rhode Island Volunteer In
ntry which met at Rocky Point on RI
ednesday. passed the following reso-
tion. which was suitably engrossea
d sent 20 Manager Harrington; Re-
wed, that the thanks OF this asso- pl
'tion are hereby rendered to II a. T"
arlington. ESQ. proprietor and man a
er, for his courtesy In granting The u'
OF the Mansion House for our head "a
arters on this occasion. % %o'
apt. J. c. Gresham. Seventh caval- W
United States Army. in charge Of ~
North Main street recruiting bu-
~ Is now anxious 90 secure men for 90
10th Regiment. United States voi- 9,