The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-21
NE WSLETS.

Like bar OF the beaten gold,
j gleam i'm the summer sun;
I am little, know, but l think / can
throw
The fellow who weighs a ton.
] send out no challenges bold.
blow me no vaunting horn;
But foolish is he who treadeth on me
He'll wish he had never been born.
Like the flower OF the field, vain man
Lifts his head at the dawn OF the day:
BUT when he shall feel my grip on his
heel.
Like the stubble he fadeth away;
For lift him hieh up in the air,
With his heels where his head ought
to be;
With down-coming crash he maketh
his mash
And / know he's clean gone upon me-.
Men laugh me to scorn on the stand.
Where I'm quiet and humble and
meek,
My talent is one; but the deeds / have
done
Have made cellar gratings to creak.
I'm a red-hot republican born.
And Nihilist fearless / be:
Though the head wore crown ] would
bring IL low down,
If il set it's proud heel upon me.
Los Angeles Times.
Col. Raymond g. Mowry, recording
clerk OF the House of Representatives..
Is confined to his room at the Provi-
dence Athletic club suffering with a
very severe attack of the grip.
Fred Campanini. years old, residing
at 622 Charles street. found a dynamite
cartridge. at S:15 this morning. and
placing II on a curbstone, began to
pound il with a stone. An explosion
followed which shattered the boys
hand. He was sent to the Rhode Island
hospital for treatment.
John Fem, AZ years old. employed as
a painter. was at work on a house on
Adelaide avenue this morning. He and
Robert Brown were on a hanging lad
der. The staging broke and Fem fell a
distance of IA feet. Brown also fell but
was not hurt. Fenn's back was quite
severely confused. He was sent! to his
boarding place, 1876 North Main street.
Harry Edwards. who raised a rum
pus in Calderoni's cobbling shop, on
Washington street. few days ago. be-
ing shot in the leg by Calderoni, was
arraigned in the Sixth district court,
today. FOR an assault at the same time.
and with chair upon Alphonse Catal-
.di He pleaded not guilty and was held
In $500 for trial next Tuesday.
Michael Feeley was before the sixth
district court. today. on the charge Of
being q common drunkard. At first he
pleaded not guilty and then said that
he might as well admit that he was.
adding: II won't be there hi Of a
time" Judge sweetland thought differ
emily and gave him one year at the
farm. Feeley lives on Regent avenue
and drove his people out Of the house
last evening.
The quarterly meeting OF the Masonic
Veteran Association OF Rhode Island
was held at Tillinghast's assembly
rooms. last evening. about 30 members
being present. After the transaction OF
routine business. the entire assemblage
partook OF supper after which address
es were made by Grand Master Milton
Livesey, Acting Mayor Walter B. Vim
cent. Stephen o. Edwards. Esq. George
II. Burnham and Hon. Joshua NJ. Ad-
deman. Music was furnished by
Reeves's orchestra.
The Passion Week meetings OF the
Fourth Baptist church were continued
during the greater part of this week
with gratifying results The Rev. ]. A
Hainer who has been assisting DR. Cam.
eron during the week preached with
great acceptance to the people. and h,
will preach in the Fourth Baptist
church again tomorrow evening, tn,
services beginning at the usual hour
Mr.. Hainer Is making his infiuenc,
generally felt as an able and pleasinf
speaker, a wise counsellor and faith
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