The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-07
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away
Ani never dared to take a days va
cat on,
Afraid that If he stopped for rest or
pay
sccne other man might set his situa-
ton.
For twenty years they saw him come
ana go
AMI never had a chance TO do with
out him,
lie never let them miss his work, and
50
AZ last they got to having doubts
about him.
They thought he wasn't earning what
they paid him,
He never let them miss him for a day;
The fear that he had nursed at last be-
trayed him;
Therefore they turned the broken
wretch away.
wsn--
With aching heart and with a broken
sD.lit-
They said they had misjudgel him.
when he'd gone.
But he alas, was not around to hear
IL.
MORAL
IT'S always well 10 do the best you can,
But If there's any worthiness about
you
1t isn't such very foolish plan
To let them try sometimes to do with
out you.
Nnfred Carter OF No. 65. Whitmarsh
street was found astray on Elmwood
avenue at 1880 a. m. Yesterday and
was sent home.
John +. Dustin was fined 81 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for
keeping his shop open after midnight.
Dustin's place is at No 677 Broadway
and 1t was his barkeeper who violated
the city ordinance.
Patrolman j N. Flynn found barrel
of cabbages in the street, in front o.
No 4s2 South Main street at o'clock
this morning. 1t had evidently fallen
from the rear of market gardeners
wagon The owner can find his prop
erty at the Third station.
Sergt. Mowry and Patrolman J. r
Mcguire suppressed disturbance at
the cornar Of Broad street and Com
stock avenue at 5:25 this morning. T.
Reinwald and his wife were holding a
heated argument there SO the report
saws.
rr~t.. l. tf.,r of laa
Rhode Island Business Mems Assoc a
tion. which was to have been held hast
evening. was owing 10 the heavy rain
postponed until Friday. November 3,
when Hon. Nathan w. Littleheld, ref
cree in bankruptcy. will speak upon
''The New Bankruptcy Law of the
United States"
The employees OF the Union Railroad
company have completed the tracks
which will permit OF the running of
cars from Dorrance and Washington
streets down Exchange place and up
the Exchange street extension across
the new park. to the porte cochere CT
the r-W passenger statiC0. Also from
the porte cochere. or from Exchange
place. ACROSS the bridge to Canal street,
thence 20 Ms. .fet square.
Patrick Murphy. a regular sojourner
at the Steeple stree, lodging house, re-
ports that whiie he was staining IN tho
hallway OF that house. which is No. l.,
two men who were with him distracted
So bill from his vest pocket. just
how. ne does not know. Murphy was
intoxicated when he made the COM
pialnt. Out Of these few facts was
concocted a sensational yarn 90 the ef-
feet that Murphy was garroted, steel
knuckled and robbed of his watch and
his pockctbook.
The sixth game In the Rosenberg
Bruel chess match wasplayed yester "a
afternoon. and IL resulted in n draw
Mr. BFaul who had the opning offered
the Queens gam5b" which was de-
clincd. Mr.. Rosenberg succeeded not only
in defend ng his position. bUt also In ac-
quiring a strong counter attack. In con-
sequence CT these tactics the positions
soon became critical and highly inter-
esting, but neither player was able TO
secure a winning advantage. and the
positions resulted I'm those OF quality.
The score now stands: Rosenberg
Bruel o; drawn. ?. The next game will
be played Tuesday. October 10. COM
rnenclng az y. m.
Capt Willett. who has charge ~ the
fire protection service IN all the houses
~ the Keith circuit has been I'm town
during the pas; week arranging for the
installation Of a fire alarm plant In the
local house and the organization OF a
fire brigade among the employees sfni-
lar 10 those in the other theatres OF the
circuit. The apparatus has all been or
dered. and will be Installed In few
days. The fire brigades IN the Keith
theatres have several times q damOnstra-
ted their efficiency and value most ef-
fectively; and they have enabled the
maLAgemert % claim with justice that
qherc are no other theatres IN the coun-
try SO well protected ln every respect