The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-12
A PRETTY WEDDING.
William j. Cain and Miss Isabella
Roach Married Today.
Mrs. McManus Very Angry-A Poor Pur-
chase-North End Notes.

Mr.. William j. Cain and Miss Isabella
Rose Roach were united in marriage st
the Church of the Holy Name OF Jesus
at . o'clock this morning Ia the presence
OF a large mum ber OF friends. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Walsh, rector of the church, as
sisted by Rev. Father Briscoe, rector of
St Patricks Church, and Rev. Father
Roach of Taunton, Mass. There was q
solemn high nuptisl mass, of which
Rey. Father Roach was celebrant, Rev.
Father Mcguire deacon, Rev. Father Lit
tie sub-deacou and Rev. Father Walsh
master OF ceremonies
On the entrance OF the wedding party
Miss McCanp, organist OF the church,
played the Iohengrin wedding march,
and the music of the mass was in keep
ing with the other portions OF the cere-
mony. There were a number Of priests
In the sanctuary during the mass.
The bride wore gown OF white satin,
en- trsine, and bridal veil, and looked
very charming, while the bridesmaid,
Miss Annie Roach, wore an attractive
gown of blue. The best man was Mr.
Albert J. Brennan of Jersey City. After
the church ceremony there was q recep-
tion at the home OF the bride on Royal
street, which was attended by a large
mum Der of friends and which proved a
most happy affair. During the choice
wedding breakfast and reception the
ladies vendome singing orchestra furn-
ished music. The display of wedding
gifts indicated how very highly the bride
is esteemed by her many friends
Taf Iagt IA a{,.,.
trip this afternoon, which will include
visits to Boston and New York. They
have the very best wishes CT a wide
circle of acquaintances who wish them a
long and happy life.
The ushers were Nj. T. Cain, j. +.
Carpenter, r. j. Flynn and w. II. Car
roll.
IN HARD LINES.
There Is an angry buyer OF second d-hand
furniture in this vicinity. lie Is gen.
orally looked upon by most Of his asso-
ciates as sharp one, but he has been
badly bitten in his latest venture. A
short time ago some parties came into
the second police district and set up
house keeping, leasing the necessary
furniture from q down town firm. They
called themselves the "Hustlers, but
their rapid movements were not satisfac-
tory to the police, so the latter proved
the gait of the alleged swift ones was
slow to them, and suggested the removal
of the new comers TO place where the
pace was easier. The hint was taken, but
the furniture was sold for a handy bit
OF money to the man who Is now wor-
ried. The firm that had leased the furni-
ture to the alleged hustlers took 1t
away from the purchaser and he is out
the money he paid for it, but he swears
vengeance on those who cheated him,
BADLY INJURED HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Eliza McMsnus was on the war
path last evening, and among the deeds
Of valor performed by her was the cut
ting open of her husbands head with q
stone and the destruction OF several arti-
cles OF crookery that her husband had
paid for out OF his hard earnings. Eliza
has been away from home at the State
institutions but short time, and last
night she renewed her old tricks. Her
husband complained to officer Henpessey
after Eliza had mado several unsuccess-
ful efforts to hit him with plates and
cups. The woman was not easily taken
and she lodged the officer for a consider
able time, during which she made many
unwelcome calls on her neighbors In
Duffy's court. After she made her final
attack on her husband officer Hennessey
captured her. but he had TO go up into
the attic OF the McManus home to do 80,
and the officer was kicked and otherwise
abused before the wagon arrived. Mr..
McManus is a hard working man, aud
during the enforced absence of his wife
kept their two children in the best OF
shape. He has the sympathy of his friends
in his trouble and they think Mrs. Me-
Manus has not been for some time Ia her
right mind.
Henry Donneliy of Livingstone street,
a well-Known ball twirler, has been en-
gagged as pitcher by the Athletics.
Work on the new Holy Name Church
is progressing rapidly, and good por-
tion OF the handsome front wall is al
ready built.
The Wsnskuck Horse Traders Associa-
tion will hold q clamba bake on Galvins
stock farm Friday evening. The bake
will be under the direction of caterer
George Lavender and " will include all the
fixings as well as ice cream.
A party consisting of Richard Bowe,
Thomas Calvin, j. Scott, j. Whoraty,
j. Straight, j. Drurigan and j. Hickey
have chartered the yacht Norma and will
20 to Green's Island tomorrow.
officer Nye, known by every one rs
Captain, is visiting old friends at
Buzzsrd's Bay this week. Officer
Whipple Is taking his place.
Miss Lucy Donnelly OF Pleasant street
is spending her vacation at Block Islano.
The funeral OF James Hobain, who
died from the effects Of the heat Mon
day on Douglass avenue took place from
the undertaking establishment OF Il. j.
McCsrtny this morning.
John 4. Grace and Thomas +. Coyle
of the No Name Club are spending a