The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11
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Let folks that like n go 20 war
! A-thunderin' an fightin';
l know what I'm alvin for;
! The hsh-the n sh air bitin'
( An thar's a river. clear an cool,
A-tellin' me: Wade right inv'
III.
! Let folks that like It run the state
An set yer brains a-rehn'!
! know my duty. soon or late,
Is whar the south winds stealin
Through the branches green, that nod 10
Good mornin'! How're you feelint''
III
An war is in the world today
You hear the captains shoutin';
But glorys not as great as .tay
Whar one bright seed ia sproutin'i
An heaven comes down 40 clost 10 you
They ain't no room for doubun'!
Atlanta Constitution.
white skirt, valued at $40. was stolen
from Mrs William S. Coopers yard. at
43 Barnes street. Monday.
David Byas was committed 10 the
state hospital for the insane, today, up
on order Issued by Judge Sweetland.
Samuel Burke's liquor saloon at 40
Pine street, was entered by way OF
trap door. Monday and s. in silver was
taken.
Frederick German was arraigned IN
the 6th district court, today for an un-
provoked assault upon Antonio Costa. He
was held In $500 for trial Friday
Farotus a small boy. was placed on
probation until September 6th by Judge
Sweetland today Off the larceny OF
bicycle valued at $40, the property of
Eugene Sullivan.
Augustus Smith, William Sullivan and
Edward Wheeler were held in $500 each.
by Judge Sweetland. Nthis morning. for
trial next Tuesday for evading fare on
the City of Key West.
The interesting exhibit recently shown
at the Providence Art club Is now TO be
seen at the lecture room Of the Provi-
dence Public library and will remain
there for the rest OF the presentmonth.
Lawrence Amaral. 70 years old, was
before Judge Sweetland. today. for an
assault upon Joseph Cohen. a peddler,
at whom he threw a stone. Lawrence
was placed on probation until Septem-
Der 9Th.
A coach dog. valued at s25. the property
OF Miss Lillian Mathers OF $50 Wash
ington street, was run over and killed
by an expresswagon at the corner OF
Washington and Aborn streets. at 1850
p. m. yesterday.
Bogus Boyadjian. an Armenian 30
years old who keeps n candy store at
2a2 Gladstone avenue, was today held
for the grand jury in $1,000, by Judge
sweetland. for an indecent assault upon
Yalura Peel. small boy.
John Kiley of 10 Anderson street, Cen
tral Falls, in charge OF drygoods store
automobile ran down Arthur Poulton. a
bicyclist at the corner of Eddy and
Westminster streets, at $40 p. m. yester-
day. Poutons left leg was injured.
James Norris II years old. was placed
in the custody OF Mr. Wallace. by Judge
Sweetland. today. for trial next Tuesday
on the charge OF defacing building
belonging to Rachael Rosenfield. Tarred
pape was torned from the roof causing
damage TO the entent OF IS.
Hugo sper-ber of 2os Dudley street,
fell from his bicycle at the oprner OF
Beacon avenue and Lockwood streets. at
: o'clock this morning owing to the
breaking OF the handle bar. His face ana
hands were cut. Patrolman Harney as
sisted him 10 his home.
A public meeting OF the Rhode Island
Veteran Citizens Historical association
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock In the Mathewson Street M. f..
church at which MIR. James ~ Arnold,
the eminent historian and genealosist
will read a paper entitled. "Dr. John
Clarke. the Procurer Of the Charter
Granted the Colony OF Rhode Island In
1858 by Charles the Second, King of Eng
land"