The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-28
BOTH THROWN OUT.
Mr.. Margliss and Wife Injured in a
Trolley Car Collision.
Wedding at Church OF Immaculate Con-
eeption n-Norlh End NoIes.

W bat came near being serious acci.
dent occurred at the corner Of Charles
and Ashburton streets about 9 o'clock lat
evening. Joseph MsrgIiss, who is a n ilk
dealer, and has his depot for the recep-
tion Of his dairy supplies, Ia Lopez street,
while driving in bis wagon with his
wife Rebecca, had his outfit struck by an
Admiral street car, No. 22O which was In
charge OF motorman l.. N. Brown and
conduct or Il. L.. Danforth. Mr.. Margliss
was thrown out and SO was his wife. Tne
former received an ugly cut, two-aDd-
one-h hall incl e. long on the back of bis
head, and had hts back injured. Mrs.
Msrgliss received n pumber Of cuts on
the face.
officer Gills assisted the injured par
ties TO their home and DR.. McGregor was
summoned. The latter, after an examina-
ton, decided that the injuries received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Margliss were not of a seri-
Gus nature, but that the former hed a
narrow escape. The wagon In which the
parties were riding at the time OF the
accident was but slightly damaged.
FINNEGAN-FLooD NUPrIAIS
A large mum Der OF young people gath
cred at the Immaculate Conception
[ b irch this morning to witness tbe mar.
rage OF Mr.. Jonp Finnegan and Miss
Mary Flood, two respected young resi-
dents OF this section Of the city. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. McGee, acting rector OF the
psri n, who was also the celebrant OF the
nuptial mass. A pleasant reception fol-
lowed the church service at the home
OF the BRIDES mother on West River
street, at which number of wedding
gifts were displayed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Finnegsn left this afternoon for a brief
wedding trip.
NORTH END NOTES.
officer Bates OF the Second station is
enjoying his annual furlough.
Court Philip Allen, Foresters Of Ameri-
ca. will h old an entertainment and ball
next month.
Hawkins street has been Dot in fine
Branch avenue.
An unint entional omission was made
IN the account of the parties who illu-
minated for the Republican parade the
night before last, for the pekin Literary
Asso citation, as the marchers went by its
hall on Charles street, burned colored
fro and exhibited new broom, the lat
ter to indicate the thorough manner in
which the McKinleyites would clear
away the free silver trouble.
number Of hoys were arrested last
night for breaking windows in stores OIL
Smith streer.
Mr.. McManus Of DuGy's court was in
trouble last evening, and her neighbors
and friends in the court were taken into
her confidence quite generously. She
claimed that a cousin of her husband
came 10 her nome TO create disturbance,
and that the cousin did SO at her hus-
bands request. Mrs. McManus claimed
the cousin endeavored 10 use lamp 10
emphasize n point be desired TO make on
the present political situation.
A little interest was added to rat her
dull evening On Randall square last
night by a horse that had been left
hitched TO a post chewing the rope that
held him captive anu starting TO run up
Randall street. The owner followed the
animal In an excitet manner, and no
damage was done before the digVsted
hoIse vas ito. p.d.