The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-08
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Sprinkle. sprinkle, little cart.
You must play busy part
In this busy. dirty town,
If you'd keep the dust ali down.
Hustle, Hustle. little cart,
Work away with all your art;
Do not let your axles rust
When the porters raise the dust.
Chicago News.
Patroman S. M. Kirby found bay
horse .astray, on Douglass avenue. last
night. and impounded IL at the Dexter
asylum.
Arthur Parsons pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today. for carrying
steel knuckles, and was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Sweetlands.
Arturo Bergeron. charged with nom
support. when brought before Judge
sweetland. today. pleaded not guilty
and was held in $500 for trial next Tues
day.
Joseph Pierce who was charged In the
Sixth district court, today. with hav-
ing malic ously thrown into Fountain
street, glass bottle, was fined 81 and
costs.
Hook and Ladder s and Hose Q, put
out slight fire In Mary Irvlng's tene-
ment, No. S2 Eutaw street. list night.
which had been caused by the explosion
OF a kerosene stove.
Thomas Corbett and Henry Millman
were before the Sixth district court, to-
day, on che charge of being common
drunkards. Corbett got months and
Millman one year at the farm.
While in the store OF John NJ. Dean
& Co., last evening, Lena f. Williams.
who resides in East Provi.endce, was
stricken with at. She was removed
TO her home in an ambulance.
Services in memory OF the late DR..
Reuben A. Guild were held by the r.. l.
Veteran Citizens Historical Association
In the Mathewson Street NJ. f. Church
at 2:30 O'clock yesterday afternoon.
There were addresses by Daniel A.
Cook and others.
Col. William ]. Cousins commander
OK the New England Division OF the
Salvation Army, will address a meeting
TO be held at Salvation Army Hall 92O
Westminster street. tonight SPECIAL
music will be furnished by the Saliva
tion Army banl.
Just before Q o'clock last evening
James Doyle. whose home is at so Oak
street, fell from the rear platform OF a
Mount Pleasant car at the corner OF
Westminster and Union streets. Fortu-
nately he was only very slightly in
5ured
Another one OF the Nawagansett
Boat Clubs jolly smokers took place
last night. About 100 members were
present. A fine vaudeville entertain
ment was presented which included |
Fred Mack, ragtime specialist; Colum- |
bia Mandolin and Banjo Club of Paw |
tucket and Shea and Cormack I'm an |
athletic speciality, that was greatly en- |
joyed
While stealing a rsde on a produce
wagon being driven through Carpenter
street yesterday afternoon, Artaki Bar
baraan. seven-year-o old Armenian boy.
fell and was run over by another team.
He was picked up unconscious and
carried to his home by citizen. DR..
LoveweI was called. but he found no
Injury other than bruise on the cheek.
whs<h was caused by the fall.
Moses Pollard. OF No. so Heath street
reports that two junk men came to his
house at l0:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing and being told that there was no
Junk on the premises, ostensbly left
the premises. Later Mr. Pollard heard
noise in his cellar. and investigat-
Ing, found the men were IN basement.
They had blinded up so pounds OF new
lead pipe and had put 1t In a bag.
When they saw Mr.. Pollard they ran
away, leaving the bag behind them.
There was large attendance at the
recital by the pupils OF Clarence c.
Hamilton and Albe T. Foster In the
ralma Theatre last evening. The pupils
were assisted by Mr.. Howard White
CELLO. and the Foster string quartet.
composed OF Albert #. Foster. first yio-
lin; Miss May w. Brooks. second v,o-
In; Frank T. Foster. viola. and Mrs
A. II Foster. cello. The long and very
interesting program was well rendered.
James Finnegan. woolen weaver,
while walking ON the tracks OF the
Donsolidated road. near the Maple ave-
hue crossing. a goonsocket last niglrt.
was struck by a north h-bound fre' e'ght
train. DR.. w. #. Barry attended him
md he was taken TO this city ON the
':35 train. He had a badly cut head
Ind a lacerated back, but was not Sc.
-iously injured. After arriving I'm this
,lty he was taken TO the Rhode Island
Hospital In the ambulance. His inju-
les are not OF a serious nature.
Last evening the jefferson Dramatic
Club rendered a social and entertain
ncnt TO the members of Co. +. second
Regiment. II. I. N. who assisted the
'lub recently In "A dramatic produc-