The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-27
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whin the Dago comes round wild his
And the chiider' all dance I'm the sthreet,
'T'is nayther Eyfalian nor organ | see
Through the dust and. thremble av heat.
For his chunes sind the brick and the
mortar
And the tenemints meltin' away;
And plain as your arm there's Dooney
sthill sweet wild the smell av the May,
And up through the sthreets av aud
DoOney
Wild his pipin' comes Dinney Magee:
And. oh! How the childer crowd round
And dance like the waves OF the sea.
Thin we ship through the wall beyant
And the chiider' all wandher away;
And SEE Dinney TO me: III your lips were
Ia be pipin'. dear. all nv the day"
Sure. ~, twinty long years ana I'm
IT'S many mile DER the sea;
But diyil chune can hear without
Az my pooncy and DInney Magse,
Puck.
Miss Elizabeth r. Brown OF this city
was among the passengers who arrived
at Genoa on the Dominion line steamship
Commonwealth today.
. The Faithful Workers will hold a cot
iage prayer meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Ellen Crookes. 80 Jenkins street, Friday
evening At 5;ij O'Clock
There was a blockade in front OF the
dock OF the JOY line just before noon
today that for a while sent all cars via
the South Main street route.
A soda-water tank i'm Harris Cohen's
store. l76 Gladstone ave, blew up az l 40
large panes Of glass I'm the front window.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows; Increase, restoration. reissue, etc,
orrin G. Yale, Lafayette. 81. Original
widows. etc, special accrued Feb. II,
Sarah w. Gardner, Providence, S.
Mary Hicks. colored, was fined 500 and
costs i'm the Sixth district court, today,
for the larceny of s. from Major O'IIern.
This is one OF the "cold hand" operators
who filch from the pockets of their vic
Tins
Bernard McGuinness, father of the late
mayor, Edwin ID. McGuinness and one of
the best known real estate dealers I'm the
II
the east side of the city. Mr.. McGuinness
is in his 10Th year.
The Providence women's Christian
Temperance union will meet at the resi-
dence OF their president. Mrs. Fred III.
130 Prospect street, on Friday
afternoon and hold cake. apron and
candy sale, from o'clock until six.
The IN. N" club, composed of young
business men of the city, held it's annual
meeting and banquet at the Narragansett
hotel last evening. While the number
who had the pleasure of attending was
not large. the event was nevertheless one
of the SWEETEST of the season.
Fred Stewart was arraigned In the 9Th
district court today, for as assault on
James Browley. He pleaded not guilty
and was held In $500 for trial tomorrow
This is an old affair and Stewart was
taken i'm on warrant that had been hung
up waiting for a chance To serve IL.
The members of the police force are
now being vaccinated. This Is upon rec
OF the board OF police COM
missioners, the members of which realize
that patrolmen are more apt than others
TO pick up smallpox patients and are
therefor liable TO exposure TO the disease.
street, Tuesday, were tried in the police
court today, on the charge of revelipg.
William Lindsey. Grover Mason and Fred
eTfck Benoit were each fined 81 and ju-
venie costs; Harry Lindsey 81 and juven-
lie costs and William Tillman who had
been a source of trouble, was fined 81 and
full costs of court.
A conference of boys V NJ G. A. secre-
taries of ssachusetts and Rhode Island
was held I'm Brockton, yesterday. The gen.
eral topic was summer Work" w. ID.
Fellows of Fall River talked on THE Lo-
cal Camp. ID. l.. Rogers OF Boston on
The State Camp" Hugh c. Leggatt of
Everett on What Outdoor Pastimes
Should We Encourage and Push Among
our Boys" Sec. George S. Paine OF
Brockton presided.
The ceremony OF presenting to the
members of Company q, First Regiment
OF Infantry. the medals won at the rifle
range during the past season. was observ-
ed i'm connection with "a social last even
ing at the armory on Broad street, near
Beacon avenue. Capt. Harden put his
command through a short exhibition drill.
and then called on Lieut.. Col Forsyth Of
the First Regiment OF Infantry. II. II. I.
Ma former commanding officer OF
Company G-who presented the medals
20 the 29 deserving marksmen. Much of
the Success OF the event is due to the ef-
forts OF the following: Committee Sergt.
Archer L. Williams, Sergt George Muir.
Jr., Corp. IA. j. Falk, Corp. Archie T.. Lu-
ther Private Durham q. Gray; floor di-
rector Private G.. Gray: assistant floor
director. Corp. Joseph Auty; aids, Sergt.
T.. y. Blaisdell. Private Il. M. Hough,