The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-15


general gives command"
Says officer O'Leary at the crossing.
IT'S all along Fifth avenue the city orchid
blooms.
The miles and miles Of many styles, furs
and silks and plumes.
But keen and stern, the censor OF the
coachmen and the grooms,
Stands officer Leary at the crossing.
whoa now! slow now! Put yer horse to
grass
Aisy. sure, ye fresh chafoor-dont give
me amy sass!
Halt, Oi say, an open way to let this lady
pass
Says Officer o'Leary at the crossing.
Half a mile OF millionaires along that
moving chain.
Dappled grays and thoroughbreds with
cropped and arching name
But Maggie Flynn. the milliner need not
appeal in vain
To break the grand procession at the
crossing.
whoa, there slow there! Don't give me
amy chin.
Stiddy sure. ye fresh chafoor. before
run yez in!
Whin owe me say ven all give way fer
little Maggie Flynn
Says officer oLeary at the crossing.
Exchange.
A pair OF trousers. valued al S.. belong
ing TO Alfred Payne. ll3 Codding street.
were stolen from his room between and
II last night.
Stanley Wood was placed on probation
by Judge Rueckert today Wood plead
ed guilty 10 the charge OF being COM
men ctrtrkurr.
Frank Norton was fined SO and costs
in the Sixth district court today for steal
ing a hammer. valued at so cents, from
Nicholas Sara.
Mrs. Jennie Teman reports that the
window of her grocery store at 2i7 Wick
enden street was broken last night and
that articles valued al $3.50 were stolen.
Bradford A. and Harold w. Manchester
we're fined 50 and Juvenile costs each by
Judge Rueckert today for sssaultng
Meyer Ostker, Jewish peddler, with
stones.
Joseph Crowley and Moses George were
held In $500 by Judge Rueckert today for
trial May 18th on the charge OF peddling
short wood and having no license to do
the same.
James Burke, a pickpocket of consider
able noturiety. was held in $1,000 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next week, Tues
day. on the charge OF vagrancy He was
arrested Saturday.
John Carlson was fined $40 and costs by
Judge Rueckert today for shoplifting in
a Westminster street store Saturday.
Ellen Warren was fined 81 and costs for
shopliftng on Weybosset street.
John sheedy, Jr, John Mcdonnell and
James Savage were fineu s. and costs
each by Judge Rueckert today for pitch
ing pennies Sunday. Regus Ross was held
in 800 for trial Friday on the same
charge
Two lectures were given in Arcanum
hall. Weybosset street. yesterday after
noon. The lecturer was J. +. c. Grum
bine Of Boston, whose subjects were do
the Dead Live? or How TO Prove Inn
mortality" and Second Sight Our Tele-
pathy. or How to Unfold all Physical or
Occult Powers
Michael Kelly and William Kelly. his
uncle. were before Judge Rueckert today.
the former for ohstrueting and the latter
Tor ASSaultlnR fdtrolNhdH Mc ldsu ut' ihc
officer arrested William Kelly for drunk
enness and was assaulted by the prisoner.
when Michael butted In. Each was held
In $500 for trial next Friday.
The Advent Christian church on Ham
mond street will observe the present
week. as has been appointed by their de-
nomination, as n Week OF Prayer for Re
vival Blessing" by a service for prayer
each afternoon at 2:30. and n revival meet
ing at $780, each evening OF the week, ex-
cept saturday A remarkable spirit OF re-
vival is still manifest with this church.
and new members are being received at
every monthly communion service. There
will be special singing at each evening
service this week and a brief gospel SER
mon by tho pastor or some other worker.
with opportunity for testimony and altar
service.