The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-05
AT THE NORTH END.
Wedding at the O.ms Street Synagogue.
Caught Stealing Coal.

At the Orms street Synagogue last
evening. i'm the presence of large mum.
her Of friends, Mr. Harry Rosenhlrsch OF
Central Falls aud Miss Clara Goldsteln OF
this city were united in marriage 10y the
Rev. MIR. kaplan. The groom II very
prominent IN number OF young mems
nsSociations, and the bride Il very popu-
lar. The RrOomsmen aud bridesmaids
were Mr. Mellen and Miss Rose I6smhn,
Mr.. Leonard Iesman ana Miss Lena l4e-
wando, Miss u. Shuberg and Miss Ettlre
Cohen. Mr. Phelerman and Miss ANNE
kroll MIR Brown and Miss Clara hlemer,
Mr. j. Barish and Miss Rose Barish. Al
ter the services at the Synagogue large
rum ber Of the friends of the contracting
parties took carriages and went TO hhat
Cheer hall. The members of the Young
Men Hebrew association, of which Mr..
Rossnhirsch is a valued mem bsr extended
their congratulations in a body ana pre-
sented the bride with "a wedding cake and
other fine presents. The members OF this
association were followed bv the members
of the Town Cadets aud Montenore asso-
ciatiun, who also presented tokens or their
esteem A bountiful wedding supper
was served and then dancing was enjoyed
for several hours to the agreeable music
of the Boston Orchestra. Mr.. Leonard
Zesinan was floor director ana Mr. ira
Friedman mis- assistant Mr. ond Mrs.
Rosenhirsch were the recipients OF
number of costly presents and of many
good wishes from friends far ana near.
CAUGHT STEALING COAL.
At frequent intervals certain residents
near the tracks of the New York. New
Haven * Hartford Railroad company get
the Impression tuat the railroad com
pany is charitable organization ana
that il hauls coal in It's cars up TO the
Charles street yard so the coal may be
convenient for parties desiring 10 take the
same gratuitously. John >. kelli and
Louis Dimero. who reside on Pettis
Lane got this impressi on last night; IN
fact. Judging by the amount of coal IN
their cellars, they have believed in the
idea that the big corporation was an
eleemosynary association for some time,
for tbey were discovereu by Officer Hen
nessey going from the FailRead yard across
Evans street with a basket of coal they
had stolen. The officer arrested both
men.
NEW MISSION OFFICERS.
The following ere the officers OF the
Randall Square Gospel Mission and Prov
idence Rescue Home for Men for the en-
suing year: Superintendent and treas-
urer. MIR. William q. Lawton; assistant
superintendenG Rev. L. Fenner; deacon
and organist, Mr.. George Is. Crooks;
superintendent of Sunday School. Mrs
William q. Lawton. Providence Rescue
Home for Men Superintendent and treas
ufbT, MI. hDlbn W. lshNt'ns ilhAi'
Mrs .Iemes Black; finance committee OF
IN issf0n work, Mr.. G. +. p. Lawton with
Gorham Manufacturing Company; Mr..
Albert Day, with Congdon n Carpenter
Company and MIR. Henry X. Rogers with
American Screw Company. The leaders
OF week night meetings are Tuesday
night Mrs. Annie wbytock: Friday
night Deacon John j. Stevens of Jeffer-
son Street Baptist Church. The first
monthly all day holiness meeting was
held today and the Christian Workers
meetings are held the second Wednesday
of the month.
NORTH END NOIES.
The North End Stars still think they
can beat any polo aggregation in the city
whose members are not above ID years.
Challenges should be addressed to L. d.
fineran, los Charles strest.
A horse owned by Morris Finklestein
of shawmut street fell down on one of
tho bad spots on Orms street hill ABOUT
$3.50 o'clock last evening. The driver,
with tie assistance Of a number of boys,
and SCrgt Roblee, after "a good deal OF
trouble, got his horse on his feet again.