The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-05
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Mad Muilah, on an autumn day,
Moved tho Hritish down like hay
Ho hurled his camel-mounted ranks
Upon the startled English TANKS;
They rushed tho limo with ahouts of '-Do
Fear white m.n' Allah! Soak 'em
And. whirlins spears In dusky hands.
Thay chased tho Kns's Own through tho
nands
Alas for Ensiands famed commander.
Mad Mullah now is on his dandert
In far OF London they await
Tho regular word: IT regret TO state
While the warriors shout Bismillah-
whoop.
They're IN tho Mulahgatawny soup!"
Chicago Journal.
The streets wero remarkably quiet. last
night. The police made the phenomenally
low record OF but IA arrests for drunken
ness.
gold-fiisd watch. yesterday. He suspects
u caller who was there during the mid
die of the morning.
Nellie Dexter. who resides at 30
Hammond street reports that sneak
thief stole an overcoat. valued at So. from
her rear hallway. yesterday.
Hose Co. 4 responded TO an alarm
sounded by an automatic system at John
d. Lewis dye works on Charles street,
last night There was no fire.
John Duffy. driver for Charles Wall.
OF Rehoboth. Mass. fell from his wagon
seat. when on Tockwottsn street. last
night. sustaining quite severe oontusions.
DR.. Bloomcr OF the Butler hospital for
the insane reports that his overcoat. Val
ued at $50. was recently stolen from the
hallway OF the Lincoln school. at 22S
Thayer street
Charles II. Tohin OF North Attloboro
visited the st. James hotel yesterday.
He either lost his watch or IL was stolen
from him. The timepiece was valued
at $37.
George Townsend's grocery store at
AL Smith street was entered last night.
The intruder took half a dozen cans OF
tomatoes, a few useless coins, some
coffee and a little candy.
While Mrs. H. w. Dean OF IS Durfee
street WAS at her front door yesterday
afternoon. a man who was peddling eggs
entered the back doorway and stole q
pocket book containing s, from a stand
in her sleeping room.
An electric car collided with Wolf Sill
verman's milk wagon on Charles, near
West River street. at o'clock this
morning. The top OF the wagon and one
forward wheel were broken and con-
siderable milk was spilled.
Ralph Munro and John Hornby, each
ten years old. runaways from the state
home and school. were picked up on
Orms street by Patrol Driver A. j.
Crowell, OF the Second station, at !
o'clock this morning and sent to the
charity building.
Evangelistic services are being held at
the Jefferson Street Baptist church
every evening this week The pastor,
Rev. B. T. Livingston, is being assisted
by the Rev. John Hainer The conven-
tion chorus OF the b. Y. p u. Is as
ssting in tho service. Mr.. and Mrs w.
b. Wilson are expected to sing this even
ing.
Charles Sobra was refused drink In
Fogel & Co.'S saloon. 1874 Weybosset street
last night for the reason that he had had
about all that was good for him to carry
When ordered TO leave the place he de-
clined to do so and was elected. On the
way out he smashed 81 mirror in one OF
the swinging doors. In the 9Th district
court today. he was fined $50 and costs
for defacing the building. which is owned
by Henry Molter.
Ephraim Niles. so years old. OF Daniel
son. Conn. had a lucky escape from
being ground to death under the wheels
OF an electric car at Centredale, last
night. He was lying across the track.
The motorman dropped the fender,
which picked UP the sleeper. Niles was
Jz:15 this morning was transferred to
the Rhode Island hospital. He was
considerably bruised by the blow OF the
fender.
Mrs Lorenzo T. Hazard. OF 21 d street.
was last night looking for a woman. who
called at her house at l1:45 yesterday
morning. and asked permission 10 have
her little girl there until o'clock at
night. The woman did not return and
when Mrs. Hazard went TO the house at
the corner of Stewart and Dean street.
where the mother had been stopping. she
found that the woman had left that place
and that nobody could tell where she had