The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-23

fair; brisk wisSs becoming west Thurs
day night.
III = w ST. s.
She never ran with hoop. nor blew
Soap bubbles out Of a pipe. nor knew
In all her days what a world OF IN
Ii was 10 scaTnper and jump and run;
She was born to wealth ana house Of
pride,
And must be proper and dgnlhed.
Dear little girl I am sad for you
They have flched your world Of its ro-
seate hue
They have robbed the sweets OF your
childish play
And stolen your years and your dreams
away;
And you are a little girl no more,
Poor little martyr in pinafore.
frankly own / should shrink to face
Your accusing eyes at the throne OF
grace.
/ tremble TO think what the King may
mete
To the cuprlt crouched at the judg-
ment seat.
Who has taken a child that was made
20 sing
And stined the song and deceived the
King!
The Criterion.
Seven drunks before the Police Court
today. A4A.
Capt. John II. Bartlett will deliver
lecture in the Guild rooms of All
Saints Memorial church tomorrow ev-
ening.
At the Central Congregational church.
Angel street. this evening at 7:45
o'clock will be held the sixth in a series
of Lenten services. Rev. Prof. Francis
Brown, y. d., Of Union Theological
seminary, New York, will preach.
-Sergt. -HartweH H-and Patroiman
Paine found a white mare attached 10
an old democrat wagon, astray on
North Main street. near the city line,
at 2:3O o'clock this morning. There
The rig was put up at Hayward's sta
bic on Randall street.
Tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock,
Landlord Ball OF the Newman will open
one OF the best appointed cafes in the
city. For some time skilled worlmen
have been engaged in reconstructing
the old one, or at least taking out the
portieres, throwing what was the la
dies and gentlemen's cafe into one.
Archie Cipollo, driver of one OF the
Rhode Island Brewing Co.'S delivery
wagons, temporarily lost possession of
his steed, when i'm front OF the Cen
trail police station, this morning. the
nuts holding the shafts To the running
gear having given way. John Moran
captured the runaway on Fountain
street, before any damage was done.
Harry Skinner, wee mite of a lad,
was before the Sixth District Court
today, charged with breaking and en-
tering the barn of William Speakman,
situated on Superior street. This hap
pened two weeks ago, and Speakman.
who is huckster lost some apples and
oranges Harry admitted that he was
guilty and was bound over to the grand
jury in 5000.
The annual meeting OF the Providence
w. C.. T. u. will be held in the Roger
William Free Baptist church, West
minister street, tomorrow, with sessions
at and 1880 p. m. Reports OF de-
partment work and other interesting
matters will be presented in the after
noon. Mrs. Deborah Knox Living
stone will address the meeting in the
evening.
The attendance was so small that the
meeting Of the Providence Auxiliary
branch OF the McAll Mission. to have
been held i'm the chapel OF the Central
CONGREGATIONAL church yesterday after
noon. was postponed. Acting President
OF Brown University, who visited the
mission in Paris last summer was 20
have read a paper on the work that Is
being done in that city. a meeting will
probably be held some time next month,
and at that time Mrs. Clarke will pre-
sent her paper.
At the recruiting Office on North
Main street II Is stated that the 2lst
infantry needs no more recruits at pres
ent. and in future men enlisted for in
fantry who desire TO see active service
abroad will be sent 90 Fort Slocum. n.
Y. The recruits who left yesterday were
William r. Potts. Archie Corbett and
Charles Zakoski. who went To Column
bus. where they will be placed in In
fantry companies. Men sent TO cavalry
troops are Frank Champlin, Elias c.
Card and Martin Mcdonald.
William Douglass and Thomas Deve-
reaux were brought before Judge
swectland. this morning. on the charge
OF larceny. One day. two weeks ago.
Edmund Webster left his bakery