The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-23
A LOST DINNER.
Row Follows a Randall Street Re-
cepti0n.
Concert at Highland congregational
Church North End Notes.

There was Saturday night reception
at q homo OH Randall street last saturday
and IL was made up in stirring incidents
for what IL lacked in tone. Before the
reception was over one woman present
had her gown dyed crimson and the Sun
day dinner hsd been thrown into the
back yard. The trouble srose from a
peculiar attack OF insomnia, after q drink
Ing bout OF the young man of the house.
He heard his mother talking and came
ont of bis room and demonstrated in an
ugly way The lady of the house did not
like being harshly spoken TO and there
was trouble, in which shs was badly cut
sbJut the face and neck, stove was
broken ana several chairs moe or less
Injured. After the row bad gone on for
while two lady boarders took part IN
II. and after one or them bad shown her
self possessed of considerable muscle by
knocking the yonug gent out, she took
the dish containing the corled Dsef and
cabbage intended for the coming days
dinner, ana threw IL into the yard. Then
she and her friend left for some qai,t
down town hotel. Officer Hennessy
heard part OF the row and managet TO
get into tne tenement. but the woman
who had the crimson gown said q nose
bleed was responsible for it, and a. no
Que would complain OF the youlg man,
no arrests were made.
NORTH END NOTES.
There was q fairly well attended sacred
concert at Highland Congregational
Church last evening. The mem bers OF
the SUNDAY school and congregation sang
Q mum Der of sacred pieces and the pastor
OF tile church, Rev. Mr.. Woodworth, de-
livered an ip,tructive discourse on "Tne
tecret OF a Happy Day." There will he
special services at .his church next Sun
cav evening.
Eloquent appeals In Sehalf of the st.
Jossph's Hospital were made at all the
masses at the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception yesterday.
Lieutenant Murray has returned to
duty at the Second police station, after n
very pleasant 10 days furiough. and were
It moi for specisI condolences that cam ot
be broken. the names of the cabinet Of
President Mckinley would be here given.
The lieutenant knows them.
John W. Beardsi,y left bis home IN
Boston on the 3lst of October for this
city in search OF work. Nothing has
been heard OF him since he left home
and relatives in Boston as well as In this
city are very anxious as to his where
abouts. Beardsley Is s feet 10 inches in
height. carpenter by trade and at the
time he left Boston wore a dark suit Of
clothes and dnrk overcoat.
IBe feklu Literary AesOclhtlOu Ycster-
day afternoon pleasantly entertained a
nun, Der OF gentlemen from the Regent
Literary Clue and the Olneyville Temper
snce Cadets At the association rooms.
1he bail to he given 10y the Fekins in
Diamond Hall one week from tomorrow
evening promises to be very successful
lair.
A fellow named Gilbriie was arrested
In the Second police district last night
for being q sturdy besgar. He was not a
sharp one for he tackled Captain Stevens
d5wn street and then came up street and
asked one OF the Captains men who
was in citizens clothes, for assistance.
The probabilities sre that the fellow will
be supplied with food by the State for
the next six months.
Inc police suppressed ore disturbance
last night aud made one arrest.
ihe Engle Park Social Club has ar
ranged for pleasant visit tn Pswtucket
Wednesday evening.