The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-26
SECOND
EDITION
2.46 O'CLOCK.
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Funeral of Labor Leader Nc
Guy Well Attended.
A Pig, Bicycles and a Dog Cause
Considerable Comment
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A Pig, Bicycles and a Dog Cause
Considerable Comment
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Hundreds of friends of the late Richard
McGuy turned out yesterday to pay their
last devotion TO the memory OF their
leader in the labor world. The funeral
cortege was very large, comprising rep
resentstives from the different labor Or
ganizations and representatives from the
A. o. II. of A, of which he was q mem
ber. Services at the house on Julian street
were cond ucted by the Foresters, also
at ST. Francis Cemetery in Pawtucket,
where the Interment occurred. The SER
vices at 81. Theresa's were conducted by
Rev. Father Loughlin. Fred Dowding
and Edward King, representing the For
esters, and George II. Ballard, John Rig
ney and John Maher Of the Textile Union
acted as pallbearers.
THE PIC CHASE.
The porker that Is to be turned loose
on the Doyle farm for prize TO his cap
tor on the day of the Rough and Ready
field day, has been purchased. he
weighs 10 pounds, and Is said 20 be
sprinter, capable OF turning and dodging
his pursuers II they get him in close
quarters.
BICYCLI5r VERSUS DOG.
A dog belonging to John McSoiey, cor cor,
ner Broadway and Valley street, snapped
at and tore the trousers OF wheelman
named George Thirbodian, who resides
at Lymansville, this morning. The resi-
dents In this vicinity claim that this
particular dog has mania for swapping
at the legs of wheelmen. McSoley de-
clined TO make good the damage done by
his canine, and Il is expected that suit
at law will be begun.
GLEANINGs ABOUT TOWN.
Frank Thompson met with an accident
while riding his wheel on Bennett Hill
last evening. The fork to the machine
broke, throwing him to the pavement,
cutting a cash on the right arm, and
bruising his body. lie was attended at
the West Side pharmacy.
Miss Annie Angel of Webster street, Is
guest of Essie Angel at North Scituate.
Ned Guncheon, an old offender, was
arrested by officer Kelliher last evening
on Atwells avenue. He was lighting
drunk.
Miss Winnie Johnson, saleslady at Mel
WINS, is enjoying her vacation at the hun.
Deconist Eckly, preached at the M. H.
Tabernacle at 10:45 yesterday.
Mr.. John Cook of aClifornia, is guest
Of II. f. Cooper of Princeton street.
Miss Phoebe Turner of Kossuth street
Is visiting friends In Brooklyn.
In the Eighth District Court this morn
ing, William Vanner for revelling wa:
fend 50 and costs, and John Davis ~ ano
costs for assault on r. j. Berry.
wheel on an Italian farmers wagon
loaded with a barrel of -four and a bal'
front OF The NEWS branch once about II
o'clock this morning.
Miss Nellie Ryan Of Putnam street
sails from New York Wednesday on >. >
Germaniia for an extended vacation ii
Ireland.
A number OF the beautiful floral de
signs at the funeral OF Richard McGu,
yesterday were furnished by Crowshaw
Officer Sullivan arrested sleeper OF
the premises of the cottage at the corne
of Broadway and Tobey street yesterda.
afternoon. The man had been drink
ing, and the task OF loading him into tn
patrol wagon did not awaken him.
Eight chartered cars filled with ST
Johns Commsndery, No. /, Knight
Templars and their guests, came over tn
Westminster car route, TO view this sec
tion of the city yesterday afternoon.
Jack Janley was arrested on the John
ston side by officer Hanley in the Lathar
plat yesterday afternoon, for theft of
pair of shoes and hat from compan
ion named McaLuglin.