The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
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A walkout always pleased him, though he
didn't have a cent,
And when the delegate said striker?
McGinnls always went,
lie did the shopping for his wife, because
he liked TO know
That nsught save union articles were
purchased with his dough.
HAS IL got the union label?
McGinnis used 10 say;
"Ras II got the union label?''
show Il TO me IL you're able;
IL IL hasn't got the label
Take the blooming thing away"
Now Joseph NJ. McGinnis was a man OF
good repute
Who went 10 church on Sunday In his
union tailored suit
Like many other union men he lived a
blameless life.
And when he died the neighbors said
"The blow will kill his wife"
He reached the pearly gates on time, as
upright spirits DO;
'Tvelcome!' was Peters greeting, II have
a harp for your
HAS IL got the union label?"
McGinnis had to say:
HAS IL got the union label?"
Show IL TO me IL you're able:
If IL hasn't got the label
Take the blooming thing away"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Hose and Protection were called 10
a supposed fire at 11s Clifford street, at
$3.50 p. m, yesterday. Back draft: no
damage.
Owen McGarr was held In 5000 by Judge
Sweetland this morning for trial to-
morrow. on the charge of being a common
drunkard.
The alarm from box 372 at HIS this
morning proved needless one. closed
stove damper had filled with smoke a
house on Perry street.
Peter McKenna pleaded not guilty In
the Sixth district court today OF having
assaulted Charles III. Tardoff. He was
held in 5000 for trial Friday.
William ORiely. a sturdy begear was
today sentenced to the farm for one year
by Judge Sweetland. Daniel Sullivan got
six months for the same offense.
Peter Cohen. Of i73 Gladstone avenue.
reports that his house was entered by
the use OF duplicate key Saturday. and
5000 stolen from bureau drawer.
James Brennan was fined s. and juven-
lie costs by Judge Sweetland today for
the theft OF two ties. valued at 3s
cents from a Weybosset street firm.
Charles Swanson was held In 800 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial tomorrow
for the alleged theft Of coat valued at
81. the property OF Barnett Abraham.
Hyman Lovetts grocery store at las
Hedley street was entered yesterday by
way Of a near cellar door. The thief Sc
cured 81 I'm pennies and so cents worth
Of cigarettes.
Michael McDermott was sentenced 10
jail for 30 DAYS by Judge Sweetlsnd this
morning for the theft Of clothing valued
at s19 from the possession OF Louis Pay
ton and owned by Edward r. Kelly.
The East Side Praying band will hold
a rally service at the Centredale Meth
odist church next Sunday evening at Z
o'clock. Joseph Taudvin will have charge
of the meeting. All are cordially in
vited.
Hot ashes dumped upon a pile OF rub
bish i'm n yard next TO "a Portland street
set fire to the side OF the building caus-
ing damage to the extent OF $40. The
building belongs to John Hazard and Is
occupied by Fred Bedard An alarm was
given from box 43s for this fire at
IL 10 a. m.
John Currier. Octavian vilandrey and
Joseph Merolla. young men. were before
Judge Sweetland today and were held for
the grand jury in $500. Merolla on one
charge and the others on two each. OF
breaking and entering shops in the Olney-
Vile district and stealing small amounts
OF money.
The Rhode Island College Of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts has just issued
a neat illustrated circular of sixteen pages
describing the opportunities II offers 10
Rhode Island people during the coming
winter in the study os farm practice,
poultry-keeping. ard farm mechanics.
These short courses are OF the greatest
value to all who cannot take college
work but wish 10 keep In touch with the
most up-to-date methods.