The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-13

what is the Sound a-ragin' for?' SAID
Newport-on-Parade
ITS soundin' off. it's soundin' off. the
Bathing Master said,
But what's the roarin' all about? SAID
Newport-on-P Parade"
ITS got a pain on its inside the Bath
ing Master said.
For they're summarizing Teddy, you can
hear the sirens blow.
There's something big a-doin' 'mongst the
fishes down below,
They're maxim n commotion where the
merry Goldfish grow.
For they're summarizing Teddy in the
morning"
What are the waves a-wavin' for?' said
Stamford-on-Parade
"They haven't got no hankerchers," the
Catboat Captain said.
"But even IL they haven't none?" said
Stamford-on-Parade,
They're feelin' pretty swell today" the
Catboat Captain said.
For they're summarizing Teddy, you can
hear the Plunger plunge.
And Teddy he's aboard OF her, all ready
for the lunge.
To pay a little visit TO the starfsh and the
sponge
They are summarizing Teddy in the
morning"
What makes the whitecaps loo SO
white?' says Greenwich-on-Parade.
They're feelin' kind OF pale today" the
Rye Clam Digger said.
What makes 'em froth so at the
MOUTH" says Observation-Disclosures
They're Jealous Of old Teddy's SLOUGH.
the Rye Clam Digger said.
For they're summarizing Teddy in the
deep and briny wet,
And the whitecaps they are worried, aye,
totally upset.
They're afraid the old Rough Rider hat
will be the fashion yet.
For they're submarining Teddy in the
morning.
Il wonder why there amt no fish," the
British Angler said.
THE day II amt propitiouslike," the
Baitman answered,
There used 10 be a lot OF EN-" the Brit
ish Angler said.
They've all swum of 10 Oyster Bay
the Baitman answered.
For they're summarizing Teddy in the
best OF submarines,
And the fish have sailed across the sea 10
peep behind the scenes.
They love n circus much as you, from
whale 10 young sardines,
And they're submarining Teddy in the
morning.
AlbNl lplNt JfIlhlilS IN new OrK sun.
A potted palm valued at s. was stoler
from John T.. Canning's veranda at All
Hope street yesterday.
Hose Q and Hook and Ladder 6 extin-
guished a rubbish fire In the cellar Of the
house at S Lilly street. No damage.
Josephine GautIeri ~ held in 500 by
I,,A - ,alA.- -. IL r.
for the theft OF apples from James Nc
Quade's orchard.
Mrs. Blanche Creighead OF . lincoln
avenue reports that her brother. Orlander
Shavers. Is years old. has been missing
from homo since last week Thursday.
The alarm from box 81 at 10 80 O'Clock
was n needless one. Patrolman Rowe
thought that the Fitzgerald building. on
Eddy and Clifford streets, was on fire.
1t was not.
An unknown Italian fred a shot from
a revolver when on Swiss street at GAO
o'clock last evening. Patrolman CALI
gan put chase for the man. who ran into
a yard and made good his escape.
Frank Q. Hannah OF lis Roger Williams
avenue reports that at S.45 o'clock last
night he saw n man come out of his hen
coop with n duck under his arm. The
man ducked over a fence and got hence.
Edward O. Jackson, Thomas Williams.
Charles w. Davis. George Conroy. George
G. Weatherby and Herbert Schnizler,
small boys, were placed on probation by
Judge Lee this morning for the theft OF
growing corn from the premises OF Edwin
b. Grinnell. Jackson and Williams were
also placed on probation for the larceny
Of 81 from Caroline Bump.
The first fall meeting OF the Rhode
Island Citizens Historical association Will
be held at the residence Of Mrs. Eliza
beth c. Hin. ~ Lockwood street. this
city. Hon. James n. Arnold. historian,
and only living charter member Of the
society, will give a paper entitled The
Features OF the Indian Trails Of the 10th
Century-Our Pioneer Highways, Some Of
Them Now Our Magnificent Country
Roads"
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