The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-10
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IN Z wv y LIZ l y
Hey for the out of town summer resort
Hey for the place where the lucky dis
Hey for the mountain and hey for the
Hey for the earwig. the ant and the
snake!
Hey for the beds that are Iumpy and
rough.
Hey for the beefsteak so horribly tough!
Hey for the skeeters. the chiggers and
flies!
Hey for the joys that the country sup
piiesi
Think OF the bliss that we shortly shall
Think of the blisters well get when we
row!
gayl
Think Of the hours we'il fnd in a day.
Think how at dawn rise the cackles and
crows!
Think of the skin that WIN peel from our
Think of all this while beginning to
pack!
Think of how blamed glad we shall be
to get back,
Said is their lot who in town here must
Getting their eggs and milk fresh each
day.
Getting fresh fruits. also fresh garden
Going to shows their dull hours to pass
Blishted with bathtubs. tormented with
Ice.
Cursed with e1 comforts not barred BY
the price.
II is sad to reflect that they're missing
That we lucky ones get at the summer
resort.
Chicago News.
Giovanni De Pace. ~ years old. was
placed on probation until Doc. "a by
Judge Rueckert today. He was up for
vagrancy.
Hugh McEiroy, OF 9 IAme strSst. fell
while IN q saloon at 15 Spruce street iast
night and broke his leg. It WIS . wood
en- one, however.
Michael Guski and Lewis Dokman.
each nine years old. were fned 81 each
In the police court today for throwing
stones on Julian street yesterday.
@. b. Giles Of q Forest street reports
that yesterday Afternoon pair q panta-
looms valued at 81 and . coat at ~ were
stolen from q line In his back yard
Russell Dean was placed on probation
until Dec 6th by Judge Ruscksrt today
He was up for non-support. George A.
Kingsley pleaded not guilty on q similar
charge and was held In 800 for trial Sept.
18th.
The United States civil service commar-
sion will meet here on Oct. a 70 examine
candidates for the position Of inssrpre-
tor OF the Hungarian and siavoAc hn-
guasss, for the Immigration service ut 81
lis Island, New Yprk.
Patents have just been granted 70 the
following Rhode Island inventors: Frank
g. Manton and John r. slocomb. Provi-
dence; Dugsne n. Bailou. Pawtncket;
John Hornby woonsochrt. Richard Run
nails. Westerly; Charles n. Hanson.
Peacedale.
Tonight at the Salvation Army Cospa
NO !. IT'S wsetminster street, Ensign
Jones. in charge of the Pawtueket de-
tachment Of the army. with some OF his
helpsrs. will present a living picture en-
titled '"rhe Prod:gai Son." There win |
be special music and singing.
Vice President Caldwell Of tho Dela- |
ware kawanrA and westsrn rastroad |
is making a tour of New England. in |
preparation p8 an essvsssivs caupsfgn |
for frsdsht business The corporeAlon he |
repressnts has juet made traffic deal |
with me Cuusosldstsd management.
Charles Boyden Of South waipole. |
Mass, came here from New York AZ $50 |
this morning. having with him May Max
field, IL years old. whfle he was pur- |
chasing tickets At the Union station for |
South walpole May disappeared. He has
asked the police to help md her.
A man shout 70 years old called a. the
Pomeroy Coal company's office. on Dyer |
street, at p. m. yesterday. Offering
new Thompson water meter for sale. |
Not efYectins a sale he stole q coat and |
hat worth a. leaving the meter. II IL
supposed that the latter was stolen.
Pensions have been granted 40 follows,
originais-Jamss Shaw. Providence. ~; |
George Il. Chace. Providence. $40. In |
crease. reissue. etc. Charles d. Vaughn. |
Providence. 90: Edward o'Neal. Provi-
dsnce. q. widows. minors and depen-
dent relatives, Louise r. Lee, Providence.
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