The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-01
NORTH END NEWS.
Largely Attended Wedding at Church
of Immaculate Conception.
Jessie Barry Has Narrow Escape From
Death by Fire.
TIE NEWS BUREAU.
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Mr.. Charles Farrell and Miss Katie
Crossen were united in marriage at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
this morning in the presence OF a large
numb Der OF friends. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
Ward, who was also the celebrant of the
nuptial mass. The bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Tessie Crossen and
the groom by Mr.. John Smith. After the
church services select number of friends
OF the newly married couple, repaired TO
the home of the brides mother on Nc
Kenna street, where bountiful we'd
ding breakfast was served, which was
followed by pleasant reception. br.
and Mrs. karrell were the recipients OF
many useM and expensive wedding gifts.
A horse owned by Means a. Pierce,
movers OF buildings, that was attached
TO a wagon loaded with rollers, in going
down Gladstone avenue hill, last
night, got mad at the noise of the NOV
ing rollers behind him and started on
what proved to be lively run. Just as
the horse had got his joints loosened out
for run Timothy Slattery, who was
riding. along on his bike jumped off and
stopped the animals flight.
Some boys who live In the vicinity of
Webster street last night started new
kind OF sport, bUbone which Is apt to
prove pretty costly for them II they keep
at ii. What the boys consider fun is to
stand on Webster street aud throw stones
at passing railroad trains. Officer Kirby,
while travelling his beat last night heard
the stones strike the cars aud started to
investigate The boys saw him coming
and started to run. A young lad who
had nothing to do with the stone throw
ing was seen talk ing TO the officer and
xy han tha latter want his the
mother OF boy who 10 said to have In
dulged in the alleged sport, accused the
innocent lad of informing on her son.
The former's mother then came to the
defence of her sons character, and there
were loud words and some lively hair
pulling at the corner Of Webster street
and Gladstone avenue.
Genori Yzzi. an Italian whose home is
at COZ Charles street, and who Is slightly
demented, has been missing since yester-
day morning.
The Globe Stock Company, which has
given good evidence OF the ability OF its
mem bers, will give the pleasant comedy
of "Wis" In Coionia Hall, Holden street,
tomorrow evening.
A team collided with q trolley pole,
opposite 20 Randall street, and the pole
required repairs after the collision.
A sensational story went the rounds
last night to tho effect that child had
fallen from the third story window OF n
house on Smith street. The facts in the
case were that mt about b:S0 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon lighted oil stove, at
which Mrs. Agnes Prosser was cooking
her evening meal, ri di5 Smith street,
got dangerously warm and threatened to
do much mischief. so the stove was pitch
ed out OF the third story window. About
tho time the stove nearly reached the
ground, young girl named Jessie
ft,o, ha nd and
a corner OF the descending stove struck her
over the left eyebrow cutting severe
cash. The burning oil set fire to her
clothing, but fortunately William A.
berry OF Hook aud Ladder Company No.
3, came along and extinguished the
blaze, thus saving her from bsing burnt
TO death. Jessie's friends were OF the
opinion last night that for real Dad luck
passing under a ladder Was not to be con-
sidered with passing under a window.
Mrs. Hannah Street was out sho pping
yesterday afternoon aud some boys who
live in the neighborhood Of her home,
q Calais street, paid visit TO her house
and took sl5 from sewing machine
drawer. The BOYS found the kew of her
tenement in the pocket OF a coat tha, hung
In the entry. Yesterday afternoon one
OF the boys returned all OF tho money
he had not spent 10 her and also the
key OF her door, which ne bad taken
with the money. His parents made good
the difference between the sum returned
and what was not returned.
officer Fort at go O'clock last even
ing found n man stretched out on the
sidewalk on Charles street. lie sent him
To the station where the man had an
opportunity TO sleep of hls drunk.
Nathan Rosen blootn, Notwithstanding
his name, don't believe juno is lucky
month. for valuable horsc. wagon and
harness owned by him. was stolen from
the place he left u on Canal street. Mr..
Rosen bloom is n we'll known peddler and
he vent from his home. II Webster
street, down TO tho big provision mar
kets after iguring uo the 10 be profits
on load OF goods, aud while he was in,
comparing local prices with the New
York market reports. bis property,
which Ne bad not figured as being OF
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