The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-13

Hands are busy, hearts are light.
STORAGE.
Al the city hall today an attachmen
for Sl00 was recorded against the prop
crty Of James Bellino by Manchester &
Hudson.
Pensions have been grated as fol
lows; original Nelson Daggett. Cheba.
chet SO; Francis Eveleth, Pawtucket
Sc.
Late yesterday afternoon, an attach.
ment was levied upon the property OF
Warren X stun. by the Indiana Tum-
bier and Goblet Company.
At the small fire Yesterday at %
Dale street Fireman Herbert Il. Angel
found an old woman named Mary Dolan
on the third floor nearly overcome by
smoke. He carried her to "A neighbor-
ing house. where she was cared for.
Leonard j. Sweet was arraigned be-
fore Judge Sweetand i'm the District
Court on a charge of stealing a watch,
valued at $40, from Flora l.. hubert.
He pleaded not guilty and was held in
$500 bonds for trial Friday.
Union Railroad company propose to
run their cars To the new railroad sta
tion. II was thought that as soon as
the asphalt paving was completed on
the approaches and about the city hall
and monument that the cars would be
run to the station. but as yet the COM
pany has not made move i'm that di-
rection except to set the poles near the
monument.
While at work on a new building on
Irving street. near Wayland avenue,
this morning about $3.50 o'clock,
painter named Herbert &. Williams.
who lives at 552 North Main street, fell
to the ground, some 80 feet below. He
was picked up and DIR. Sullivan was
called to attend him. The doctor
thought the mans hip was broken and
sent him to the Rhode Island hospital
in an ambulance.
A petition for n charter for the
Washington Social and Athletic Club
has been filed I'm the office of Secretary
OF State Bennett the incorporators be-
ing Thomas H.Pryor. William O.Smith,
John j. O'Brien. Joseph A. Dunn, John
i. Dunn and John III. jackson, all OF
this city. According to the articles the
association is formed for the purpose OF
promoting social and athletic enjoy
ment.
Battery A, Light Artillery Capt. f.
II. Barker. met in the armory on Bene-
fit street for drill last night. and there
was quite large attendance of the
bafterymen. considering the weather
The work of the several sections was
full of snap and energy. and II clearly
demonstrated the active interest taken
in the work by the men of the COM
mand. Capt. Barker and his lieutenants
are determined To keep the battery
drills up 20 the regular standard.
Said Daris Allen, the South County |
weather prophet. something over two !!
weeks ago as just after the recent big !
snowstorm II think from later signs I
that there is going 10 be a lively snow /
storm about December IL. want YOU !
to understand that ] don't mean just
the 18th. but about then. Meby IL will |
be on the 18th or 18th. There will also
be another storm later and the weather
will be cold And again have the
words OF the prophet come true.
Judge Rogers yesterday afternoon in
the case OF Jeremiah and Jane Lee
against John y. Smith granted an in
junction restraining the sale OF certain
property on Jackson avenue which was
10 have taken place at noon today. The
sale was TO have been held under n
mortgage given by the former owner
of the property. Frederick r.. Matte
son, and which mortgage enc complain
ants say they are ready and able to
pay.
Rt. Rev. Bishop HarlxIns has been
for a long time considering the forma-
tion Of a Catholic club I'm this CITY.
No definite steps toward the forma-
Hon OF such an organization have yet
P>en taken. though the bishop has con
idered many matters i'm regard To an
roontea<tea that -wiiI- be as -lnalisntiaI
Q similar ORGANIZATIONS I'm New York.
oston end other large cities. A couple
available sites for club house have
zen considered by the bishop. who de-
res that the Catholic men Of the city
louid have an organization and place
meet. bentting their numbers and
Dportance In the community where
p sroHth of the church has been 50 ,,
srkcd !