The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
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Loafing with n hook and line
Where the waters swirl about,
Whipping up the stream-its nne
When the speckled trout are out.
Working up the sparkling shadows
Where the sun and water hallows-
Laughing when the FISH begin
Rolling, tumbling. falling in:
Loafing with a hook and line
Amt e fine!
Leaving all our care behind.
Leaving all the daily toll
Going out TO feel the wind
And TO hear the shadows boil
Going where the sun Is cleaning.
Nature with her Joys Is teemng--
whipping up and down the stream
In a plscatorial dream;
Loafing with a hook and line
Amt II fine.
Ioafing with hook and line
Where the waters whirl about.
whipping up the stream-its fine
When the speckled trout are out.
Recking naught of business trouble
While the happy waters bubble.
When the speckled trout begin
Rolling, tumbling. falling in;
Loafing with hook and line
Amt IL fine!
Baltimore News.
Otto ]. Mass was fined 800 and costs to-
day by Judge sweetland for selling i'm
pure milk. Appealed.
Edward Sullivan. a young vagrant. was
placed on probation until Dec. 4th by
Judge Sweetland today
Two dogs yesterday killed 6 hens belong
ing to Louis Emerson OF AZ Marquette
street.
Michael Connors was placed on proba-
ton by Judge Sweetland today for non
support.
Raglnaldo scigliati was ordered COM
mitted 70 the state hospital for the In
sane by Judge Sweetland today.
Frank Cosgrove OF North Providence,
will be tried In the Sixth district court
May ed for alleged bastardy. He plead
ed not guilty today
One OF the Riverside cars collided with
Harry r. Howland's buggy on Washing
ton bridge, last evening. knocking him
from his seat and injuring his back.
william J Feeley reports that robe
and blanket were stolen from his bug
| gy. standing at the corner OF Page and
| Pine streets, early Tuesday morning.
Lena NJ. NdTteTs Htoft dt 80 oNcoi
| street was entered by way OF a rear win
dow last night and tobacco and candy
valued at 50 cents was taken.
George T. Church. principal OF the
Peace street gammar school reports that
| n man 50 years old, seized one OF the girl
pupils as she was going home yesterday
| noon. Last evening the same man BRAN
dished a sickle at other children.
Miss Hattie Nutting OF Houston street
saw man attempt 70 open a window In
! the rear OF Duncan Turner's grocery
store, and also saw him take some cloth
ing from the yard. She called out, caus-
ing the man 10 drop the clothing and &c
decamp.
There will be a meeting OF the Woman
Christian Temperance union In the small
hall of the Y NJ. c A. building tomor
row at o'clock y. m, executive boar'
meeting at o'clock. There viii be re
t.ort from the Anti-Alcohollc congress re
Gently held In Bremen, Germany, at tn
3 o'clock meeting.
The civil service commission announce
that the usual annual examination for po
sItIons in the customs service In IN
Providence district, will be held on Mon
day. July l3, 1903. Applications for TN
examination must be made on Unite
states Civil Service commission blanks
Form No. iOi. for the regular positions
and on Form 1893 for the position OF open
or and Packer These blanks can be oh
tained from George w. Gardiner secre
tory OF the local board at the custor
house in this city. Applications must b
nled by the hour OF closing business
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