The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-24
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A Prize Fighter Arrested-An Equine
Episode.

wise known as 'lnrney, at Soiu opilhE
Grove sunday last was the occupant or
one OF the cells in the Second station last
night. Mr.. Carey's pluck ana desire Tor
another chance, 40 less than the alefIhess
of tine Second station officers, was respons-
ible for his misfortune the kid was
we'll satisfied with Sundays work as
made out by the referee, Dut Carey
friends ntery ieweu him and arranged Tor
n harm battle. The police somehow caught
on. and while Sundays battle was not IN
the second district, tteY made uD thelr
mind that there would be no battle IN u
harm in this district either. The inVestl-
CATION was a careful one and the place
the men were 10 meet in before gong 10
the five or six barns that dead sure tips
had been given on as the place OF the
contest was discovered. Buckley was late
and I'm this he was luckier than he was
On SUNDAY. for he escaped chanoe 10
met Carey in toe gymnasium OF the Sec
ond station, though the exercises there
would have consisted only of bicycle rid
ing or parallel bar exercise. detail
WAS sent TO the rendezvous on BUSH
street This detail comprised Sergeant
Roblee and Officers McElroy ana Hunt,
who captured Carey. The lntter's oppo-
neat failed TO appear though he was
kindly watched for until a late hour.
AN EQUINE EPISODE.
There has been for some time in the
vicinity of Randall square very bright
equine that has lead q very quiet life
Yesterday he revived old tricks. for the
horse once was n famous circus performer
il is stated. Quietly chained in "a stall the
norss yesterday afternoon determined tn
have some fun. and succeeded. With
good and loug pull the chain was broken
and for half hour the sweets OF liberty
njovea. Leaving Benedict's stable the
horse went up as far as the franklin
foundry. looked around, then across TO
-rfIB entrance to- tho -fckfn club. where
two chldrsn tried TO drive him from the
fiuewak, but he drove them before him
icsteai. The children, badly scared.
ran In different directions, and as the
i.orse stood. undecided which one to chase,
fflcor Gilfoil came along; the horse then
90 the length OF the square and then
,tlden stopped The otfic2r got very
.nr MIN. but then tho chain was on the
sner sino and with IA deep naigh turned
e JAe officer and went over to n bakery
III up TO tue window and with an eye
"a the good things there and the other on
oilioer, did some thinking. suddenly
q animal ran up to the Franklin again
,d into the yard There was chase
q olnd the ward. but the horse kent his
if, edom although Livery Stablekeeper
randi tried scientific measures To stop
h.m. TIE officer kent after his prev, but
tns horse had few minutes vet To spare
So he VENT across TO the fire alarm box
a. d 10 Greene's barber shop, but the
81 outs OF customers drove him away.
III fox is caught at last is the old truism
that was again true of this animal that
wcs SO cunning. for be- went irto the
Franklin yard again. Officer Gilfoil had
happy thought; he closed the big gates
and with yard man caught the horse
and lod him to the second station, the
common goal pf creatures who are either
roo far behind the times or too much
ahead of current ideas. A double chain
4 lin In the animal today. but IL had its
few moments of fun, which is more than
some wiser creatures get
MARGoLIS- BLISS NUPTIALS.
AS the synagogue last evening MIR. Ma
thal Marpolis and Miss Rachel Bliss two
yer .opular young members of Hebrew
society circles, were united in marriage
by the Rev. o. kaplen The bride was
ATTIC nded ny her sister. Miss Annie Bliss
and Miss Eva Gerber and Miss Mamie
Bnuuer, and the groom by Messrs. Ellis
Shi 10 and /. Jacobs. After the marriage
cers mony about 200 friends gave the bride
and groom a reception at What Cheer
hall, wbicD proved very enjoyable. There
was bountiful wedding supper and the
Nendome Ladies orchestra furnished mu-
sic for dancing. MIR. and Mrs. Msrgolis
received n.any costly presents
THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL
A very interesting Thanksgiving festi-
val ana sale was opened in the basement
of tho Ruggles street Primitive Methodist
tNtfcn ldSt evening lOr Inc DeDeHU OF tne
fuisa for finishing the main auditorium
,f the church. A large attendance greeted
the pastor, Rev. John Mason. and his
large corps or assistants. A very agree
able order OF exercises had been arranged
FOR me pleasure of patrons, which includ-
ed songs by William Evans, annie
Liurie' and GOOD Night, bv the Bel
mort orchestra: recitation, 1.-The Little
Hot sekeeper, = Miss Lottie Kelly: doll
exhibition, seven little girls; song. 1hom-
Il,t. tI.
CON pnnist. Inc doll exhibition proved
one OF the best features OF the evening and
consisted of Dig dolls, each littDesniss Civ
ing q description OF her particular pet.
Miss Stella Minchon WAS the most i'm.
part al Judge Of the exhibition, for she
car, fully scrutinized the dolls and the
descriptions, but awarded the prize to no
one
There are numbersof tastefully dec
GRATED booths including n dry goods table
and two fancy work tables, one of the lat
ter being in charge of the ladies' auxil.
iary and the other OF the Sunday school.
Tae confectionery table Is loaded with
rich corrections, including an elegant
variety OF Bakers bon bons and choco-
iste-. the latter being gifts from the man
Lffrturer.
supper ard lunch is served and the ice
fei.u service has a good promoter In
Il y school superintendent Jones
s'lval will De open this evening
tarcrr5w and there will be good
w; Inmcnt tonight and a very sppro-
l,-to-the season tabfeau tomorrow
rs
FIGHT OVER AN ESTATE.
aArs Is TO be contest over the prop
~ Miss Catherine Farrell AN old
who died mt her home ON Candnee
81 last simmer. Miss Farrell left
sized sums Co differsnt charities but
40 size OF her estate was q surprise TO
"a ny who thought themselves well posted
os her affairs This unexpected increase
lr the worldly possessions of the deceased
Las led certain relatives 90 come To the
conclusion that the keen and saving
woman was not OF sufficient strength
innotnly 20 dispose oi ,he fortune that
sne had accumulated By her economy and
perseverance,