The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-01
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Tn other says: Unless we win,
It's just the other way aboutv
An that is tn way they play tn game
It's good oil country. just tn same.
There's Jones. now he's Democrat,
An Brown. a hot Republican,
An Black. a Prohit, firm and fiat,
An Smith. a Populistic man
Each OF 'em knows that he is right.
An that the other three Is wrong:
You'd think that they'd get in a fight
When they get goin' good an strong.
But amt tryin' 10 fix no blame
It's a good OF country, just tn same.
I've seen campaigns begin an end
An heard tn language go 10 waste
Because no one could comprehend
TIL crisis that the country faced.
I've noticed when tn votes is cast
An all the late returns is read.
That in the present as tn past.
TIL land keeps goin' right ahead,
SO amt mindin' no campaign claim
It's a good oil country, just tn same.
Now. you take Brown. or Jones, or
Smith,
or any men that you may strike
1 don't care who you size EN- with,
You'll find most men ia all alike.
/ never was no hand TO mix
In fghts--Ive only got one vote
An don't fuss much with politics.;
But we're all in the same OF boat.
An this is tn platform l would frame;
Its a good oil country. just tn same"
Chicago Tribune.
Alice Moran was fined IS and costs In
the 9Th district court today for simple
assault upon julia L. Blum.
Lewis N Richardson was sent over for
nine months by Judge Sweetland, today,
for being an idle person.
John Brown, for non-support of chill
dren was. today. placed on probation until
June Sd, by Judge Sweetland.
George Booram was fined s15 and costs
In the 9Th district court. today, for an as
sauit upon his wife. Bridget.
Ernest Russell was held in $780, by
Judge Sweetland, today, for trial tomor-
row, for a simple assault upon stephen
G.. Savoy.
months and John O'Brien for Is months
by Judge Sweetland, today, for being
common drunkards,
Andrew B. Kelly was fined sl5 and costs
| by Judge Sweetland- today, for fast driv-
4 Ing on an duIoInODllc on DIOdu slNect, a
| week ago yesterday.
James Kells for an unprovoked assault
upon Frederick Lemoine. was this morn
| ing sent TO Jail for 80 days by Judge
| Sweetiand. He also got 60 days In jail fol
assaulting jeremiah Dinnigan.
Michael Kelly was sentenced to- Jai
| for so days by Judge Sweetland. this
morning. for assauiting Catherine Kelly
| his wife He threw O bowl cut her liz
| and made a wound which required five
| stitches.
John Berauist Of 16s Clifford street was
called upon by parties unknown to him
| yesterday morning and was relieved,
| during his absence. OF jewelry to the ex~
| tent OF $50 The articles were taken
| from an upper bureau drawer in his bed
room.
Gollalio Roselli was held in $1,000 By
Judge sweetland, today. for assaultine
| Mary T. Earl, 10 years old. who was
| picking huckleberries IN a lot In the real
| OF Chad Brown street yesterday. Hs
seized the child. attempted TO drag hel
behind some bushes. tore her dress and
| scratched her face. Another little CIR
screamed for help and Roselli was placed
under arrest.
| Sydney Doyle, Joseph Doyle and Ar
| thur Parmenter, each IL years old, were
today held for the grand jury In 500
each by Judge Sweetland, for bresknt
and entering In the night time, on july
| 10th, the pigeon cote OF Charles Geb
hardt. sidney Doyle and Walter Meyers
were arraigned upon a second warrant
| alleging that on the night or April Att
they entered the same cote and stole Il
ylSeons, valued at $l5, the property o.
| John Gebhardt. They pleaded guilty anC
each was held for the grand jury In $500
| A democrat wagon, owned and driven
by John Norris OF Centredale, while turn
| ing into Commodore street to Branch ave
| nue., at S o'clock last night, was over
turned by reason OF forward wheel
| coming off Ernest Grant. years old
was thrown out and received a scalT
! wound No other occupant was hurt
Emma Simmons OF 132 Friendship
| street, reports the theft of a blue enam
eled, gold trimmed watch of ladies pat
tern. a chatelaine pin In the form OF
letter II and 40 cents in change from
her house about 1880 a. m yesterday
Yesterday at the Summerheld VI. T.
church, OF Fall River, Rennetts G. Miller
the pastor. formerly OF this city. told nj!
people that IL would be no pleasure FOL
him TO take a vacation now when ~
many OF his people were suffering be
cause OF the strike in the mills So N
declined the offer Of a months vacation
I'm August. but said he would stay her'
and visit among his people and occupy
his pulpit each Sabbath except the first
He appealed 20 the richer members o
his congregation for contributions will
which 20 help those in need.
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