The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-23
AT NORTH END.
Celebration of Hebrew
BetrOthaL
All OF the AtlanticS are Heavy
HitterS.
Brook Street Car Left the Rails and
the Passengers Scared.

There was very interesting reception
4 the home of the sister of Miss Rachel
Lorne of Boston on Hawes street in this
city last evening, in honor OF the engage
ment of Miss Lorne and Mr. Benjamin
Fine. a we'll known ana popular young
Hebrew of this section.
The engagemeDt according to the
tepets of the Hebrew creed, Is most
important affair ana the friends of the
contracting parties always make the oc-
casion one of great interest and pleasure.
Miss Lorne proved herself most gracious
hostess and Mr.. Fine. who is an employe
of the city poor department., entertained
quite number Of his host OF friends ana
<receiyed their warm congratulations.
Miss Lorne, though but short time a
resident here has made many friends VINO
last evening extended their most sincere
wishes for her future prosperity ana nap
piness.
called on the host and hostess during the
evening were Overseer of the Poor
Matthew j. Cummings ana James ID.
Loyett. chairman of the Democratic COM
mittee of Ward three.
CAR GOT OFF THE RAILS.
A Brook street car got on a rampage at
the corner of East avenue and Olneyyllle
street at 7:45 o'clock last evening. 1t
East avenue TO the curbing on Hope
street.
The passengers on the car were badly
shaken up. hut the car was not injured.
The wrecking car was sent for and wnen
IL arrived the car that had acted contrary
was soon got back or the track again and
the trip to Olneyville resumed.
horse attached TO market wagon
owned by james Sudlow, marketnan
on Branch avenue ran away saturday.
william Hackett was driving the animal
and ne was thrown from the wagon seat
60 the ground.
Hackett's head and one of his arms
were BADLY injured by the fall The horse
ran toward the market and was stopped
by a citizen. "a
The Atlaptics ofi3ranch avenue met the
Y. NJ A. Club on their own grounds
saturday afternoon and gave them a
trimming to the tune OF IL To 4. The
features of the game were the heavy bat
ting of all Of the Atlantics, and the field
ingDofe Lovett, Fulton. Crossen and.Don-
nelly OF the same team. The pitching
and catching of Burbage aud Parker was
up as follows: Atlantics. Parker. C..
Burbage. p. Phillips, lb.; Crossen, 2b;
Lovett. 3b; Vanstone, \. S. /; Fulton, J. 4.
Donelly, G. f.; Bucklin, r. (.
Athletics, Duff, c. ; Mulvey. p. Eagan.
1b; j. Parker 2b l.. ii. Crossen. 3b;
MCOarty, B. =, ShNaHhuBns u. IL hOna-
han, r. 4. 4; Hodge, c. T.
The defeated team wishes to play again
or $25 side and no doubt they will be
accommodated either on the Wanskuck
grounds or at Adelaide Park in the near
future. G. flanagan was the umpire.
NORTH END NOTES.
Frank p. Sauls was arrested by Ser-
Ceant Hartnett Saturday afternoon on a
charge of keeping and maintaining a
common nuisance on Branch avenue
Sauls gave bail.
Annie Conboy, six years old. strlyed
from her home 173 Goddard street yester-
day afternoon.
Yesterday was quiet day in police
circles.
A big party engineered by Owen Nc
Cusker went TO Ioung's farm, SrituBte,
and had q big time yesterday. The din
ner was first-rate, the members Of the
party say.
Eugene j. Mccarthy arrived nome from
sSeek's visit to Block Island Saturday.