The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-17
NORTH END NEWS.
Wanskuck Baseball Club Ready to
Meet all Corners. Locals.
the NEWS BUREAU.
NORTH END. AIS BRANCH AVENUE. (

- ralo,hon. aof "a
The Wanskuck Baseball Club have or
ganized for the coming season and have
picked out the strongest players they
could lind in the city. They will play
their hrst game next Saturday with a
picked nine from Olneyville, and the pro-
devoted to the families of the
weavers who struck against the two
loom system in Olneyville. Jake Kilduff,
the famous twirler of the Wanskucks five
years ago, will once more be in the box,
and will no doubt show the people that
his arm has not lost its speed nor his hand
its cunning. Jake Is still a young man,
not over thirty, and ought to put
up good game next Saturday.
J. eastman, O.; Jake Kilduff, p.; j.
Sweeney, 1b.; Thomas, Flynn, 2b.; Thomas
Reddy, 3D.; Il. ..Fagan, SIS; Il. Fogarty, |. f.;
Il. Hunt, c. T.; w. Calvin, r. 4.
The Wanskuck grounds are in good
condition and il the weather is favorable
there should be large attendance. The
manager, James Sweeney, Is trying TO ar
range game with the Brown Freshmen
for Saturday, April Is.
Death Of Michael CarIin.
Michael Carlin, one OF the oldest resi-
dents OF Wanskuck, died at his home on
Nandewater street at 10 O'Clock last night
from complication of diseases. He came
to this country 90 years ago and settled in
Waterford, X. J. but moved TO Wanskuck
81 years ago and for a number of years
worked in the Wanskuck Mills, and by
hard work accumulated considerable
property. He was constable in the old
town OF North Providence IS years ago,
and was one of the charter members of the
first temperance society ever organized in
North Providence. He leaves a widow
and seven children all adulta
Officer McElroy had tough tussel with
four ltalion rowd.es Sunday during which
one OF the men drew n revolver. The men
finding that the officer was determined
ran away.
Dempsey Hanley Wedding.
Miss Abigail Hanley of this city, and
George Christopher Dempsey of Lowell,
Mass, were united in marriage at the
church OF the Holy Name on Perkins
street. at 10:30 this morning. Rev. Father
Walsh, assisted by Rev. Father Harty of
East Providence and Rev. Father Brown
OF New York City performed the
ceremony. The church was literally
packed with people. The ushers were:
James Bayles, Charles T. Hoye, ID. c., and
Il. j. Fauss of Brooklyn, Guy w. Currier
and DIR. w. L. Carolin OF Lowell. The
bridesmaids were: The Misses Hanley and
the Misses Dempsey. Among the invited
Hueots WCAS iioi. liuS uSh - Nailoi VI a a."
tucket; John NJ. Brennan, John Il. Good,
II. II. Banigan, DIR. O'Keefe, Hon. ID. +.
Mccarthy, Z. w. Baxter. Il. j. Mccarthy,
had charge OF the carriages.
Desperate Assault.
Last Sunday night David Kilmartin as
saulted Michael Daley with club, and
this morning he pleaded guilty in the
Sixth District Court to the charge.
Daley lives at 105 Smithfield avenue, and
Kilmartin went to the house for some
water. Daley refused TO let him in,
whereupon Kumartin laid for him in the
yard and when Daley appeared he struck
him two blows on the head with a large
club, which feled him TO the grour d
senseless. Kilmartin ran away thinking
he had killed the man. He was arrested
early this morning and bound over to the
next session OF the Grand Jury in $500
bonds.