The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
Merry Wedding Party at
Hedley Hall.
Two Youngsters Rob a Cob
bler'S Shop.
A Meeting of Socialists on Randall
Suuare-HOrSe Comes 10 Grief.

There was a merry wedding party at
Hedley's hall last evening. Shortly after
O'Clock. in the presence OF ABOUT 200
friends Mr. Samuel Kanoptsky and Miss
NIollie Liberman were united in marriage
by Rev. DIR. Schutzman according 10 the
Hebrew ritual.
After the marriage ceremony the young
couple received the congratulations cf
friends from New York. Boston, Newport
and this city. Then came a very tempting
wedding dinner.
The Boston orchestra gave line con-
cert during the dinner and furnished
most inviting music for dancing. Mr..
and Mrs. kanoptsSy received many we'd.
ding gifts which testified u the good
wishes of friends. They will reside in this
city.
LITTLE JOB BY LITTLE CHAPS
The oobbler v'slop of Antonio Castrovina
ut l3l Holden street was visited by two
boys late Tuesday night and % in pennies
ami some shoe laccs taken. a woman
residing near tho shop who was late IN
reiiIing SAW two BOYS run down tho hill
toward Promenade street
:-errcant Hnrmett investigated the
c~st nnd found the break was tho work of
tig,l1 ycaIe. rs there was no mosquito
n,tting az 81 el ,tation the toys were not
loo ked up fOr they could onsily squeez5
taIoush the cell bars.
Iley can easily TO found when wanted
and so far s the break went 10 was not
M, y, Job for the window by which
tie .,.,p, effected an eltranco had been lett
unlnstaurd according 10 custom.
AN INTERESTING RUNAWAY.
mn
Hoi.en street yesterday forenoon in the
inids. Of the rain. John A. Bod, WIN
carries on the grocery business on Cnn-
uacc street left his morse attached To
grocery wagon standing on tie street
while he went into house To deliver
goods.
The horse got weary of watirg and
evidently made up his mind DAT the river
was no damper than Holden street, so ho
made IA uash for the channel that is just
across Promenade street at the foot of
Holden street
He met with an unexpected obstruction
at the foot of the hill in an express wagon
owned by the "nnskuck Company aud
driven by Michael Co0ney. On the wagon
was 300 pounds OF castings that had just
been taken from Brown a. Sbarpe's
foundry.
The grocery wagon struck the rear
wheel OF the wagon with the castings in
IL and two spokes were taken ont OF one
wheol, while the other was banged against
the cUrtstono and completely wrecked.
The groceryman's horse then fell down
and the momentum of the wagon to
which il was attached caused its bsing
dragged as far as the fence on the south
side of Promenade street.
The horse was secured by It's owner
apally ond il was q bit lame by reason OF
Its attempt at n melodramatic ending.
STONE IS STILL MISSING.
The whereabouts of George B. Stone.
son of,Dr. William H. stone OF Orms
street have not vet been Gscertaincd lLc
young lad left home May l6 and his father
fears he has loen foully dealt with, but
other friends think he is only away on
foolish vacation from what he deems par
enta, restraint He was most kindly aud
generously treated at home and bad many
sources of enjoyment that other lads cid
not have.
NORTH END NOTES.
Officers Of the Second station last night
hung three lanterns over bad places,
suppressed one disturbance, made two
arrests for drunkenness and locked up
thres persons on suspicion.
A kit of tools that was righ: up.to-aatc
and of fine quality was picked up at tho
corner of Ha!sey and Brown streets last
night.
Inc Emmett cadets VIII have en CNCur-
sion TO Marthas Vineyard ON Sunday
next
Randall square was turned into a mini
ature lake again Yesterday.
There was sOciGlistic gathering on
Randall sluerp last niyht ana d gCoi-
sized crowd listened TO the popular argu
meuts OF young speakers.
Now that sewer connections have becn
made ON franklin avenue the road bad ia
being covered with good coat of coarse
stone.
Two men were discovered acting in n
suspicious manner on Branch avenue
near .oUleyiiie shortly after o'clock this
morning officer Hin saw the men but
they miscalCulated the distance between
him and themselves and started To run,
hut there are few better all.round athletes
anywhere than Hall. SO Ia was easy for
him 90 catch the two fellows and hold
them for the patrol. one of the fellows
was George Crosser ana the other Robert
Smith.
The Young Mems Literary CLUB 81
Wanskuok will have an outing on sept.
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