The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-27
OLNEYvILLE.


< 1nslness Transacted BY tine Town C0un-
cil--Otber Matters.
AZ unsuoosssfuI attempt was made to
1ob the Moatreal House bsrroom At l7Ss
Ussrlninstsr street last night. The pro-
nrlstor had closed up for the night at
~bout u O'Clock and did not notice any
Y 1>ine suspicious. About 10 minutes later
of1oer Doe passing BY on his beat heard
N q noise In the saloon a. he tried the door.
Y 13sooming suspicious he enSersd and
found : man lying on the floor OF the
\ urivats of1ca He evidently thought that
; 1hs cfYlcer would not see him - the place
I - rather DARK. The officer did sss him,
novevsr. and arrested him. When
3 broueht to the sixth station he proved to
be : common hanger on In local bar
rooms. His name 10 0uilpault. The po-
lios failed to find anything In the line
o. plumber on him. but the owner OF the
place claims that there is small sum
misslng from the cash register.
" Capron's Brass Band held we'll at
o,nded concert ana ball In Kennedy &
Coughs hall last night. The concert,
which preceded the ball. was very good
ona and the specialties presented were
Grsatl5 enjoyed by the audience One
fh1nR In particular was the trombone
solo executed by little boy IL years old.
y xhs grand maroh, which was partici-
pated In by at least rs couples. was led
by Frank Spioola.
The committee In charge OF the affair
was composed OF the following: +. Ca
pone ". Fueat 9. Cambio. w.wood. Frank
Gricola.
Charles PsttiRrsw, the well known
manager OF the locsi pool room
Hes returned from q bicycle trip to Cape
God. where be and mis- wife have been
oojourning for . week.
The Johnston Town Council met last
niaht to count the ballots cast for annex
ation. The official count Of the annexa-
tion vote did not materially change the
. result q previously announced as the
ohange was only four votes cast against
annexation, making the number against
&C lol. and tor 1907.
The council decided that they should
oxeouts their duties a. oounoilmen until
fheir successors have been appointed.
The election of town Officers will OCCUR
June 9.
A number of hotel LICENSES were al
lowed and several petitions received.
The following were appointed supsrvi-
cors to not in the several districts In the
coming election:
Republican Frank NJ. Whipple. Will
Ham y. BroWueIl. Louis q. Hoghler,
Perry Cox. John walch, Edward Almy,
Henry G. Nickerson, George Fuller.
Dsmooratic-Jame b Mo0uinn,
Thomas JenningA Bernard Manning.
Franois Rothmick. Cyrus Brown, Robert
Tarssll. Charles A. Brown, George
Young.
Thers was nothing else of importancs
navs = few small bills and the bill OF the
Rhode Island Hospital for e4s for treat
mont Of Agnes Dsvine.
The Democratic town committee met
last night ana prepared their ticket for
she June election. Ths nominees gre as
folIoWs: For the Council, William b.
Colwoll. Charles n. Brown. James T.
Waterman, Benjamin n. Flint Christian
Andsrson. Rsuben n. Ksach and Charles
Tourtslott ;town clerk. Benjamin Dalton;
town treasurer. Charles n. Comm; town
sergeant Hiram Kimball; assessors Of
taxes Paris Mathewson, Theodore 8.
Hughes and Cyrus Brown, Jr.; school
committee for three years. John N. Ar
1old.
II will b necessary to sleot new
school committee as the present members
q that body are going to resign.
NArrsRsnsstt Lodge. Order Of United
Wcrkmen held smoker talk In Library
hall last evening.
Ihe Town Council will meet aga In
before Tuesday to arrange new voting
list Of the town. This will be difficult
matter - those persons living In the
annexed part viii not be on it