The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-25
NEWS OF OlNEYvlLLE.

NEWS OF OlNEYVlllE.
Hugh Harlan lives on Kossuth street,
and in partially intoxicated condition
was vending his way there last night
when he was hit by some one with sand
His condition being considered some
what serious he was sent to the RHODE
ISLAND Hospital In the ambulance He
was allowed to go this morning about o
o'clock at his own request. He says he
knows who his assailant Is. but refuses
to disclose anything rs he does not desire
to prosecute him.
The Final Preparations Made.
The final meeting of the delegates from
tho Irish Literary societies throughout
the State took place Yesterday at Hedley's
Hall, Broadway, where the arrangements
for their annual excursion, July 2Sth to
Rocky Point were completed. The fol-
lowing organizations were represented:
Robert Emmett Literary Association Of
Olneyville, John Mitchell Association Of
PROVIDENCE. Young Ireland Association
Of Pawtucket, Manchester Martyrs Asso-
Literary Association, Patrick Sarsfeld
Club of Newport Sarsfield Literary Asso-
citation Of Woonsocket, Celtic Literary
Association OF Ashton, Robert Emmet
Club of Bristol, Celtic Literary Associa-
tion OF Westerly.
The following well-known gentlemen
were chosen to deliver addresses on the
Irish question at the Coliseum after the
games Messrs. George j. West, K. L.
Cannon, E. ID. McGuinness j. &. Mona
CHAN, ID. ii. Sheehan of PROVIDENCE and
John Teevans OF Boston.
The Robert Emmett society headed by
the Olneyville Cadet band with the St.
Johns cadets as escort will parade In
Olneyville before going to the city. At
Rocky Point it was voted to have various
sports, the Pacifics Of Newport aud the
Woodbines of Pawtucket to battle for Is
n side and the championship, each nine
having won a game.
An exhibition drill will also be given
by the Central Falls Cadets and other
companies OF the State. About l25 mem
bers will represent this section and about
1000 men are expected to be- In line AT
PROVIDENCE.
A sudden Death.
About Z o'clock this morning, Susan
Lannon died suddenly on Amherst street,
due to the bursting vf varicose veins in
the leg. She was about ~ years OF age,
and at times IN the past has been subject
to this trouble. DIR. Palmer was sum
moned. She lea YES husband and family.
Bernard Murphy. Bookkeeper for Dr. j.
j. T. Farrell, Resigns.
Bernard Murphy, who for the past two
years has been employed as bookkeeper
Ia the Office of DIR. j. Il. Farrell, after
his position Saturday, and returned to
Putnam, Conn, this afternoon.
He will take up the study OF medicine
next October at jefferson Medical Col
lege, Philadelphia. John Cannon will
I'll the vacancy.
n. IL. Harris Store Entered.
Mr.. Harris the proprietor visited the
store about s o'clock and found a pile OF
silver coin on the desk in the Office and
thinks from this that he surprised the
thieves in their work. No clue to the
persons are known.
Sometime between Q and o'clock yes
terday the store OF n. Is. Harris on Hyde
street was entered. IL is thought,
by some boys, an entrance being effected
by breaking window in rear door.
About fifty pennies were taken.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral OF
Michael Conway OF Hartford avenue In
Johnston, took place from st. Mary's
church on Broadway. lie was buried at
St. Francis cemetery, Pawtucket.
Saturday afternoon the Hixh Street
Stars played the Fcderals Of Federal Hill
and won by a score of 10 TO 10. They
would like TO hear from all mines averag-
ing IS years. Address &. III. Gormley
No. Q Barton court, PROVIDENCE, r. l.
Yesterday in the eighth district court
Harry Lee of Johnston, was lined $2 and
costs for being drunk.
This morning Sergeant Bigbee Of Gran
ston, brought August Falfest up for ths
same misdsmeanor. August was taxed
o. and costs.
The remains Of Sadie McElroy were yes
ternay afternoon Inferred at 81. Francis
Cemetery. The girl was about IA years
of age and died from hard work. her
mother being a widow with a family,
M which she was the oldest. The funeral
took place from 81. Mary'A