The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-24
NEWSLETS

When friends prove false that once were
true
And s,offcrs curl their lips M you;
When things are very far from right
Thcn. In the fulluoss OF your might,
Protest protest.
when hearts. once warm, grow hard and
cold
When lips. once sweet. begin to scold;
When pigmies your destruction plan,
II YOU are what is termed a man,
Protest protest!
When men your best attempts decry;
When city taxes are too high
When Jealous nc!ghbors on YOU frown,
And envious hands would pull yoI down
Protest-protest.
When folks that owe you will not pay;
When sleepy drones stand In your way;
When women ape the dress OF men.
II YOU are haif "a man. why. then
Protcst-protest
When business is depressed. because
OF poorly executed laws:
When self-appointed men hold sway.
who should to larger souls give way
Protcst-p protest,
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To beat the people all they can:
when jurors. to be honest taught
And judges. too-with gold are bought
Protest-protest!
Lynn Item.
John McNiH admitted being a common
drunkard i'm the Sixth district court this
morning and beamed with satisfaction
when given six months at the farm.
Joseph Kelley, arraigned in the Sixth
district court this morning as an idle per-
son. was glad to get siN-months' ticket
to the farm. He was without home and
friends and weak from exposure.
Miss Hulda Johnson 219 Bowen street
lost her pocketbook a week ago Friday
on Bowen street. between her home and
Thayer street. 1t contained sll and house
key. Recently she received the key by
mail.
A reunion OF the class of 1904, Pembroke
hall, was held last evening AT the home
OF Miss Annie Fisher on Academy avenue.
Music, dancing and games helped to pass
the evening pleasantly and refreshments
were served
William Mclaughlin was fined s. and
tOSkS IN the DlSlIlCl court lnlS morning
forl an assault on Stanley Lindley, II
years old According to Captain Merrill
Mclaughlin had some provocation to slap
the boys face.
Charles Lucas, when arraigned before
Judge Lyman at a special session OF the
police court yesterday afternoon, on a
charge OF allowing dirty water 10 accum-
ulate on What Cheer avenue. pleaded not
guilty and furnished bail
Rev. Harold Pattison. pa stor Of the First
Baptist church OF Hartford. Conn. who
has been preaching all OF this week al
the Central Baptist church, has decided
To remain another week. Mr. Pattison
will preach morning and evening on Sun
day
David II. Haines. SO Battey street sex.
ton at the Church of the Mediator. corner
OF Cranston and Burgess streets, reports
stolen from the vestry OF the church
some time since Monday an overcoat
valued at $50, in one OF the pockets OF
which was a gold ring set with diamond
and valued at $50
The Bailey Camp Meeting association will
hold "A revival service at the Randall
Square Gospel Mission. 81 Gladstone ave-
nue.. Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Charles y. Finney OF the board or trus-
tees of the Christian and Missionary Al
lance OF New York city and Rev. A. B.
simpson, president OF the alliance, will
speak George b. Crookes will sing The
public IL invited.
Three young men were admitted to prac-
tice IN the United States circuit court this
morning. They were Henry w. Green
ough. Guy Metcalf and Thomas j. Dorney
Judge Brown IN the United States court
handed down an opinion yesterday after
noon in the case of George Fred Williams
VS.. Joseph L. Starkweather on demurrer
20 bill Of complainant and Defendants
plea in bar lie decided that there was
sufficient authority to support tho defend
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