The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
AT THE NORTH END.
Remarkably Quiet Sunday For Police.
A Disturbing Rep0r.

Yesterday was a remarkably quiet Sunday
in police circles and but one arrest was made
and the charge against the party arrested was
drunkenness. The arrest was preceded 10y n
neat bit of argument and the room against
whose walls rolled the warm sound waves
caused by the discussion was the parlor OF
the Delnonic OF the North End, otherwise
known rs tho Bull Dog tavern and restaurant
Early Saturday evening there was fire in the
lodging house which is n factor In the con
ducting of the restaurant and the origin OF
the fire was somehow matter OF dispute be-
fore all the boarders retired. Sunday morn
ing the fire seemed to be forgotten though
there IVES a faint smell of smoke about the
premies. AT the cold meat dinner, which is in ac'
cordance with the highest style OF Sunday
dinners the fire was brought up. One woman
boarder, who, ii is alleged, screamed the
loudest when the cry Of fire was first heard
and then trembled like an aspen for fear her
Jewels might lie lost, and who had before din
ner been indulging in dreams OF alleged past
bravery, got very excited.S She talked so much
and charged the others at the table so severe
IL with cowardice that they got angry, but
the woman was even more angry and she be-
gan shouting The end OF the shout was st
the second police station.
A DISTURBING REPORT.
The many friends OF Albert Hainsworth,
who went from Wanskuck 10 the klondike,
are much worried over report that has
como from his companion Harris TO the effect
that Mr.. Hainsworth Is missing from camp.
The story is to the effect that Mr.. Hainsworth
while at work on some logs in one OF the
rapid streams near where he and Mr.. Harris
were nj work, was.carried down the stream
and so far away was he carried tnat Mr.. Hai-
ris, st the time of writing, was unaware
whether or not his compan ion had landed
safely or not Mr.. Harris felt very severely
the anxiety caused by his friends absence,
and nearly every resident Of this section will
be most pleased to learn that the man, who
was so well liked here and had gone through
so many hardships, may soon be heard from
IN an agreeable way again.
NORTH END NOTES.
There was a short dispute at the home OF
william willougnby at 90 Bark street yester-
day afternoon that officers Koch, McGovern
and.Ball settled. Another row in the nature
Of a neighborly discussion on SmithHeld ave-
nue. was also quieted by the police.
A barber named Morrison ON Saturday left
!. Edward Greene's barber shop on Randall
square rather unexpectedly. He took some OF
Mr.. Greene's property and some OF Mr.. Stat
tery's, who is foreman of the shop.
A boy named jerks fell into the pond at A n
thony yesterday afternoon, but was pulled
out by his companion, but little the worse for
his involuntary bath.
George Bartlett of Riverpoint has been APP
! pointed superintendent OF the mill at North
scituste in place Of Edward Sweet who re-
.t.o.1 ,ba hayinpinu m ha xaar
The repairs and changes at the Phenix pub
| lie library have been completed and both the
appearance and convenience Of the library are
greatly improved.
Two men who were very drunk and claimed
| that they had been''up the pike" made them
selves conspicuous by driving their horse on
run through Lippitt last evening and made
their finish by attempting to turn the corner
at the hose house and cspsizing the buggy
Both were thrown out, one escaping unhurt
but the other clung 20 the rcins and was
dragged quite n distance before he succeeded
In stopping tho horse. When he did regain hii
feet he was badly bruised and comparatively
| sober.
| The Emmett Cadets bazsr " proving very
popular and n large attendance is expected
this evening,
Officer Flynn stopped runaway pair q
horses at the foot of Constitution Hill, satur
day night.
The No Name Club met yesterday and
adopted n constitution. The club starts witi
n good membership and tho ball 10 be hel,
In Sterling Hall Monday evening th,
3lst inst, promises TO be one % ths events o
| the scason.
Two stores were found open by the polio
yesterday and the owners notified.