The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
NEWSLETS

What IN that wondrous rally word that
sets our zeal afiame:
That rouses us to action with the magic
OF it's name1
What In II that we swear by and will hold
our pledges truef
The peer1ess slogan OF the dry; the work
we've sworn TO do
CHORUS.
oh. it's Swallow. Swallow. Swallow all
the day,
>swallow by our fresides and Swallow far
away:
Swallow With wild, hurrah. Swallow
with wink.
Swallow, Swallow, Swallow, but be care
fui what you drink.
Then wen loosen up our belts. my boys.
and throw aside our coats.
And bare our strong right arms anew and
open wide our throats,
And when the burning summer sun is
shining hot and high.
Wen charge upon the enemy and shout
our battle cry:
CHORUS.
oh. it's Swallow; Swallow. swaIiow-'tis
our mOttO so kuDnme.
Swallow this and and Swallow that ana
Swallow all the time,
Yes it's Swallow morning, noon. and
night with ne'er a man 10 shrink;
It's Swallow, Swallow. Swallow, but be
careful what you drink.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Mary Humphrey was placed in charge
Of Miss Corcoran by Judge Sweetland to-
day for trial Tuesday for an assault upon
George j. Fox,
Mary @. Allen OF "a winslow street re-
ports q pair Of shoes, valued at 50. stolen
from her home yesterday.
William F. starke was fined SIS and
costs in the Sixth district court today for
an assault upon his wife Ida
Fannie Diggs. colored. le years old. was
She will be tried next Tuesday on the
charge OF vagrancy.
The alarm from box 21s at s:s5 p. m.
yesterday was for a rubbish fire In the
cellar Of the house at 222 Pavilion avenue;
no damage.
Charles Rogers saloon at 90 Ives street
was entered on the night OF July 7th.
Liquors and cigars. valued at 50, were
stolen
A rain coat. valued at so. was stolen
from 100 Lippitt street Wednesday. The
garment belonged to William Nudleman
OF New York
John A. Law says that his room at
2o4 Point street was entered yesterday
and that clothing and other property.
valued at A4, was taken.
Charles Holland pleaded not guilty In
Judge Sweetlands court today when ac-
cused OF assaulting Ellen Holland. his
wife. He was required to give 800 for
surety for trial next Tuesday.
Fay Harner was held In saD by Judge
Tuesday for assanlting George Clarke.
The same disposition waS made or COM
plaint that Charles r. Bartlett assaulted
Israel Dukioky.
Mary O'Connen, a domestic IN the en-
ploy OF Charles p. Sanford, "a Dartmouth
avenue, reports that a watch, valued at
$40 and a bank book for SAL, were stolen
from her room yesterday.
George Pierce. II years old. was fined
$40 by Judge Sweetland today for an
assault upon Maud Scarf eight years old.
The boy was taunted by the girl and
throwing a clinker he cut her upon her
forehead.
The East Side Praying band will hold a
revival service at the Primitive Methodist
church. corner OF Bough and Westmn-
ster streets. Sunday evening. At o'clock
Mr.. George Chace will have charge of the
meeting. Mr.. George w. Lewis will sing.
All are cordially Invited.
The Central station morning report
says that two girls who were locked In
George r. Danurands barber shop at So
Empire street by an employe. escaped
from the place at 12:45 O'Clock this morn
ing by smashing a pane OF glass valued
at s..
In the Sixth district court, yesterday
afternoon, Joseph Byron was fined $40
and costs for an assault with a stone
upon William Kosfnsky. John j. Carr
was nned 81 and costs for slapping the
face OF Edward Smith. a small boy. Mary
Mccarthy was fined SO and costs for
ossaulting Jane Burke with a club. Lena
Lambert was sent to the farm for one
year as a lewd and wanton person.
OFF TO CANADA.