The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-12
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Many Did Not Get Into the Baldwin Doml-
cile-Ycung Mems Hebrew Association.


Mary Taylor, who alleges she has a
right TO use the name Of Mary Baldwin
from the fact that for some time she
has been housekeeper fQE man named
Baldwin, had little circus OF her own
on Gladstone avenue this morning.
Mary and Baldwin had their domicile
on Kane street until a few days ago
but they have since parted. Mr.. Bald
win asserts the parting Is forever but
Mary has a different opinion. The cause
OF the parting was the Kindness of
Mary In furnishing dinner 10 an old
friend who came to see her from Attle-
boro. Baldwin came in while the con-
tents of a growler were being disposed
of after due attention had been paid to
solid food and he just threw Marys
companion down stairs. The visitor re-
ported Baldwin's hospitality to the po-
lice and they interviewed him with the
result that Baldwin took a new fiat on
Gladstone avenue and left Mary lone
some. This morning after she had taken
several beers she determined to move
her furniture to Baldwin's new fiat and
the expressman she hired was just be-
ginning to unload the furniture at Bald
wins when Baldwin objected and went
for a policeman, and Mary was locked
up for drunkenness.
The storm Of yesterday caused the
old canal TO overflow it's banks at many
places and the water backed into Chat
terton's file shop and Brandt's stable.
coming up to the trapdoor in the stas
BILE. The high water caused Aliens
Print works to shut down and the screw
factory suffered somewhat from the
flood. Randall square did not suffer as
much this time as IL did on couple
OF occasions recently from the prolong-
ed down pour. Owners of farms on the
outskirts began to grow little anxious
lest the rain would continue too long
and rot their crops.
James Stanford is carefully training
for the bicycle races at Crescent Park
week from tomorrow and expects to
be one of thewinners. His trainers are
Jacob Feinberg and George Brady.
William Butler will start Monday on
a visit to friends I'm Asbury Park.
Patrick Condry while going along
slippery part of Randall square yes
terday took a header and also a mud
bath.
The Violet club has decided to aban-
don it's proposed moonlight excursion
Notwithstanding the prospects were
very bright that the affair would be
just as successful as trolley party.
The swift steed that Charlie Johnson,
Armenian, owns was so happy over the
end of the rain this morning that he de-
termined to have a good run. The steed
started down Gladstone avenue and
got around the corner of Charles street
without colliding with anything and
had just got headed for Eagle Park
when a citizen stopped 1t.
The merchants and residents of Of
ficer Nye's beat gave him a warm
greeting on his return to duty yester-
day after number Of weeks absence
on account OF sickness. Every resident
of the district hopes the captain may
yet enjoy many years OF good health.
The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton organized on Oct. rs, 1896 with a
membership now OF SO members will re-
open it's rooms in Dimond's building,
Randall street for the fall and winter
season on Thursday, Sept. 1, 1898, with
an entertainment for the members. The
committee of arrangements for that
entertainment consists OF A. Fainan. M.
Noygrodsky, A. Greenstein, III. Silver
man, l.. Zisman. A collation. will also be
served that evening. The rooms will be
open every evening from to IL ID. m.
The room committee will supply all the
Providence, Boston and New York pa
pers also social games for the use of
the members and their friends and the
literary committee has arranged a Sc
ries of lectures and debates on Friday
nights. The success OF. this association
is mainly due to the feeling of unity
and friendship among the members, al
so the many benefits enjoyed BY them,
consisting of social rooms. debates. lee
lures, entertainments, sick and distress
benefits. etc. The officers are as fol-
lows: l.. Zisman. president: III. Goldin,
vice president; p. L. Dawson. recording
secretary: A. Greenstein, financial sec
retary: NJ. Novgrodsky treasurer: H.
Cohen. conductor; M. Cohen. in guard;
A. Ginsburg. expires; M. Bergel, w.
Rafiovitz, III. Goldin, trustees