The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-04
NEW SLETS

In spite OF politics an sich
A-worryin' OF the nation,
We're don' well I'm Georgy Ian
Down on the oil plantation.
We're fxin now fer cotton white
To fleece the fieis from left to risht'
An take oil Georgy out o sight
Down on the oil plantation!
Amt nothin' throws us out o gear
or hinders our salvation;
We're good fer all the wear an tear
Down on the oil plantation.
We're worlxin' whilst it's called today
To meet the Good Times on the way,
An life's a regular hooray!
Down on the oil plantation.
Fer still the seasons as they go
Shout Joy from every station.
The Joy o. rea pin what we sow
Down on the OF plantation.
JOY I'm the singin' o. the rills-
The moc<in' birds, the whippoorwills;
We've struck the hallelria hills
Down on the oil plantation!
Frank l.. Stanton
stephen f. Dean OF Pawtucket has been
granted an increase OF pension TO y a
month.
Rowse F. Hoxsie, OF 2s7 Plain street.
reports that one OF his employees has
since Dec. eth. embezzled $40.
costs by Judge Sweetland today. for'ma-
liciously driving OF a horse and buggy
belonging to Squire ID. sleeper.
Fred Mann OF % Haskins street reports
that ne found man In his yard. at SID
o'clock last night. The fellow ran away
when discovered. dropping a coil OF cop
oer wIre Weighing 81 pounds.
Hose Z responded 70 a still alarm at 10
O'Clock this morning. which was given by
Sergt. Muldoon for fire In some n'ckei
nlattng works AT ai3 Richmond street. A
gas stove set fire TO the floor causing
slight loss.
John Nelson, n years Old yesterday at
A. West River street. was bitten upon inc
right leg by a dog. while riding his wheel
on Mil street, at s:l5 o'clock yesterday
morning The dog belongs to Emil carey.
OF SS5 North Main street.
Alfred J Kent was araigned In the
sixth district court. today, on second
complaint for selling impure milk. He
nleaded not guilty and gave surety for
trial Feb 18th Morris A. Evans was ar
raigned on a first complaint and was also
held in 500 for trial on the 18th.
At thh Normal kC0Ool On t'a'N'NA'
morning next at eleven o'clock President
William u. Hyde OF Bowdoip college VIII
lecture before the teachers OF the state
and the general public on Educational
Ideals" President Hyde is one of the best
platform speakers in New England ana a
large attendance Is expected. The pubic
is invited TO attend the lecture without
further notice.
Rose Savoy, a French-Canadian factory
hand, residing at Thornton. was plaeeo
on probation until June 5th. by Judge
sweetiand, today. on Oct. 81 her
child was born at the Lying in Hospital
oct. 23d she brought the child back 70
have IL treated as II was III. She faiied 70
care for II and when she was located py
Agent Thurber yesterday. she was taken
on the charge of abandonment.
A barn 80 by % feet and two stories ~
height on Borden street. beiorging 70
sherman a Co. teamsters, collapsed at
n m. Yesterday. The building mac
shown signs of weakness for some um'
and carpentering and building removing
firms had contracted 10 make repairs
Each was to have gone to work on tns
lob Yesterday morning. All OF the Vehi
cles save one was hauled out just befor'
tho tottering building caved In.