The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-13
NEWSLETS.

1 love my transatlantic brother we'll,
| / hate his foes Internally;
! With conscious pride / feel my bosom
swell
/ when he greets me fraternally.
| Yet might IL not, sometimes ask. befal
That his loved presence might begin 20
pang
| His kodack on my privacy intfudes'
His bee fills 10 safety.
| His canned goods crowd what late were
sOlitudes.
His heiresses society
Tis his-one drop of sweet In bitter cup
Tis his alarum wakes my servants up.
His oil my lamp his corn my belly fills.
lie builds me my machinery.
And boards that tell the praises OF his
pills
Adorn my native scenery;
While IN the Tlbe-so Yankcehed we are
] ride perforce in his rriumphal car.
He wins our races, teaches us 10 ride
IT'S true. I'm very sure IL is
Our markets find all stocks are dull beside
Ills versatile securities;
And near at hand, ! hear, the period is
When All our ships and shipyards shall
be his.
He ais my kosmos and can but see.
As every 1om and Jerry can,
Soon J. my kin, race. cline, and land may
Essentially American.
And may own, of comfort quite bereft,
That there is nothing really English
left
London Chronicle.
Abram p Bliss was fined 500 and costs
in the sixth district court today for SELL
ing impure milk.
Lizzie Salter. common drunkard was
sent TO the farm for six months by
Judge Reuckert today
Henry Nichols was fined 50 and costs
I'm the police court today for throwing
dirty water into wickenden street Thurs
day
Joseph johnson. p years old, was found
IN on Link street yesterday and was sent
to the Rhode Island hospital He resides
on Pearl street.
Jennie Ronnie IS years old, left her
home at 664 North Main street at 9 a. m.
yesterday TO go down town TO do some
shopping She has not since been seen
Dy nef IfienuS.
The following cases OF contagious dis
eases have been reported to the board
of health at city hall today: Scarlet fever
2: one on Bellevue avenue and another
on Public street, and one case OF chicken
pox.
Walter s. Reynolds. Esq. was today
appointed by the appellate division of
the supreme court guardian ad litem of
Ethel Warren Kidder, "A respondent In
the matter of petition Of Helen NJ Iron~ Y.
and others for the appointment of new
trustee.
Students of botany are given a good
chance 10 examine some OF Rhode Islands
prominent herbs exhibited i'm Weybosset
street store window today. Both Latin
and English names are given. The list
includes the following: Catnip. spear
mint mullen, milkweed. pigweed. May
weed, burdock ,yellowdock Roman
wGrmwood, golden wormwood mother
wood, yarrow and red clover.
The union temperance meeting under
the auspicGg of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held at Phenix
at the Methodist church tomorrow even
ing at seven O'Clock Mrs. j. X. Bar
ney will speak on Temperance Expan-
sion I'm Cuba" Mrs. Barney having
spent several months on the island and
having had wonderful experience will
greatly interest her hearers All are
invited TO attend.
At the invitation OF Provost Marshal
Ray large party sailed from this city
Thursday afternoon on the sloop yacht
Magnet" I'm order to visit the provost
marshall at Camp Quonset. There was
singing, banjo playing and other music
by members of the party on the way
down the bay. Provost Marshal Ray en-
tertained the visitors by showing them
about camp and serving a nice collation.
during the evening. Among those in the
party were George III. Waterhouse
Charles Essex, Mr. and Mrs. James
Campbell, William Richardson Harry |
Wilcox, Captain william w. Saunders |
Mrs. Fraser. Miss Margaret Fraser Miss
Grace Waite and the Misses Saunders.