The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-03
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Who was It stepped right in between
And said. Lets find out what We mean.
Ard keep our hands and sword points
clean?"
Twas Bowen.
Who was Il faced the lion down,
Nor trembled at his surly frown,
And showed no reverence for his crown?
Twas Bowen.
Who was IL turned the Kaisers guns
And changed the tenor OF his duns,
And satisfied Germania's sons?
Twas Bowen.
Who sprung 10 help the under dog.
And dragged him from tho cruel bog,
And brought him through the binding
Twas Bowen.
who won a lot OF well-earned fame.
And put "A wreath around his name,
BY playing out II merry game?
Twas Bowen.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The complaint against Fenton Lewis.
for bastardy, was today continued until
April 7th by Judge Sweetland
A bullet was fired through window
of Mrs. Ida NJ. Wilson's house, II Benevo-
lent street at s:15 o'clock last night
Peter Reynolds was placed upon proba-
ton until June 9th by Judge Sweetland,
today. for an assault upon Nathan Wey-
singer.
A vacant house in the rear OF 257 Eaton
street was entered Sunday and a centre
table. valued at 81. was stolen from the
premises.
John Barnes OF 3os Huntington avenue.
reports that the side door OF his house
was broken open last night Tools valued
at $50 were stolen.
Joseph Fitzpatrick. eight years old, OF
a Corinth street. was bitten on his left
leg by a dog belonging to Margaret Green
yesterday afternoon.
In the Sixth district court today the
private complaint against Felix MILAN
for an assault upon Theresa Paolucci was
discontinued upon payment OF costs.
In the Sixth district court today, Ed
ward j. Masjean and Edward r. Johnson
were held I'm 500 each for trial next Tues
day on the charge of being sturdy beg
gars.
wttftam A. Francis, coiored, was -held
In $500. by Judge Sweetland this morning
for trial next Tuesday, for the alleged
theft OF wearing apparel. valued at S6 the
property Of Gladys B. Reed.
Byron G. Barrows was before Judge
Sweetland, today, upon a complaint al
leging that OH Feb. 2sth he maintained
policy shop He gave surety In $1,000 for
| trial a week from next Friday.
The complaint against William h. Blake
/ for an alleged assault upon Henry II. Nc
Torrance, which was to have been heard
today, was continued until next Tuesday
upon the order OF Judge Sweetland.
Ena Hunt was held in 500 by Judge
| Sweetland today for trial next Tuesday
for throwing a pan full OF water upon the
head OF Catherine 'Brien. These women
live in the same tenement house on Bow
! doin street.
Hook and Ladder 8 responded TO a still
| alarm at 12:40 yesterday afternoon for a
slight fire on the roof OF the Consoli-
dated Railroad companys round house.
rear OF Oregon street. Cause, locomo-
| tive sparks.
Owing to the illness OF Senator Jackson,
trial of the latter for alleged fast driving
on Clifford street which was on for to-
day. was continued by Judge Sweetland
until March Ath.
Olneyville electric 36 broke two wheels
| OF Charles f. Aliens express wagon when
on Angel, near Gano street at s o'clock
last night. Allen was thrown out but
not injured The police blotter irtmates
that Allen had been drinking
Harry Parkln. assistant treasurer of
| the Westminster theatre. was seized with
! an attack OF grip while selling tickets
| yesterday afternoon. lie was taken I'm
carriage TO his residence on Dean
| street This morning Mr.. Parkin was
reported as being more comfortable
The Commercial club will meet at the
| Narragansett hotel on Thursday evening
next at o'clock. The subject OF the
evening will be "Old Plantation Days"
and the club will be addressed by f..
Hopkinson Smith ESQ. OF New York