The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-29
NEWSLETS

Togo or not Togo--that Is the question,
For II to go be NOT Togo, yet still
To stay may be Togo-Iso there's the rub.
Say. IS II nobler in our balls to take
The shells and mires OF these unerring
Japs,
And being ratified in the thick OF fight
To add our own 10 help the work along,
or show clean heels across the Chinese
10 rest in peace secure, perchance to,
dream
Of trawlers that We think torpedo boatsY
Ara-yet TO go ma be Togo. alas!
His very name by losing Is not lost
His multifarious spirit walks abroad
Ger all the world wide seas. And should
we fee,
-he undiscovered Togo. from whose trail
No mariner escapes. confuses the will
And makes as rather face the Japs we
know
Than needless hy to those we know not
'Tir thus these Ja?s make towards OF Us
all,
Could l once set steady foot on land,
I'd hit the trail across Siberia's plain
Where Togo's not allowed to go; and
haste
To throw my sword before the mighty
And hear with Joy his word Of punish
ment;
Back to the mines"-be they not Jap
anese,
-Garret Smith in New York Tribune.
Clara Drolet 2i years old is reported as
missing from s. Waverly street.
Priscilla Gonyea uf % Sterling street re-
ports stolen from 157 Pond street recently
led clothing. chairs, ETC. valued at S12.25.
William w. Christopher. colored. was
held I'm $500 by Judge Sweetland this
morning for trial next Friday on the
charge OF non-support.
4 horse belonging to Philip A. Potter
~ Cranston. slipped and fell, when on
Promenade street at $50 p. m. yesterday.
breaking a leg. Tho animal was shot.
Margaret Mccormick and James and
Sarah Mullen were held In $1,000 each by
-S~eetiaHd- to-day -feF-tE4sl- Ma -stii
on the charge OF keeping a grog shop.
Robert Drysdale pleaded not guilty in
the 9Th district court, today. 10 the
charge OF stealing a ring, valued at 81
from Alace Cameron. He was held in
$500 for trial Friday.
William A. Chappell Of 316 Thurbers
avenue was taken TO the Rhode Island
hospital at s:55 O'Clock this morning, to
be treated for an incised wound on his
arm, caused by a fall
Edward gill. n vagrant was held In $500
by Judge Sweetland, this morning for
tFtHi May 5th on the charge OF vagrancy
Walter Barnes was sent over for, six
months on the same charge.
Ir Lily Academy. 753 Westminster street
next Monday evening. the Baggagemen's
association will hold its ifth annual ball
and ~ promises 10 be the most successful
and enjoyable ever given under the aus
rices OF the organization Music will he
furnished by Magllire's Savoy orchestra.
John Congdon was sentenced TO Jail for
- Gays by Judge sweetland. this morn
lug for the theft of n violin. box and
bow. valued at 81. the property Of David
Grant The property was taken from a
carriage which was left unguarded on
Westminster street yesterday afternoon,
Cungdon belongs in New Jersey.
A telephone message was received from
Boston police headquarters at $40 o'clock
this morning 10 the effect that James
Melville. 15 years Old. OF &c De Sofa street.
Kate Cheotes. 13 years old. Of Fl Helm
street and Lillian Moran. 1S years old OF
Q. Delaine street. had been picked up In
that city. The childrens parents were no
tined
Prof. Il. r. Stout. the gospel singer and
evangelist. will conduct revival services
6t Stewart Street Baptist church com
mencing Monday evening next. The pas
tor. Leo B. Thomas. will preach short
sermon every evening. The services will
begin at p. m. Prof Stout will be pres
ent and sing at all the Sunday services,
1t.30 n. m, 7:30 y. m. and at n special af-
ternoon service at y. m, which will be
devoted entirely to solos.