The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-25
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DdYsr Thrown From His Hack and Severely Injured.
An Exciting Runaway

An EKclllng Runaway.
Everett Appleby, well known hack
man. met with a most distressing acci-
dent at the corner of Black street and
Gladstone avenue yesterday morning.
His horses, which were attached TO the
hack he usually has charge OF. made
sudden turn up on TO the curbstone
when turning the corner named, and
the shock OF the wheel striking the
curb threw Mr.. Appleby to the ground.
When he was picked up by patrol driv-
er Albert j. Crowell IL was found tha
unfortunate man had received n bad
cut over one OF his eyes. and that ho
was bleeding profusely. He was taken
TO DR.. Marston's office, and IL required
four stitches TO close the wound. Mr..
Crowel took the horses TO the owners
stable
Wednesday night was one OF the
quietest ever Known in local police cir
Cles for the night preceding holiday.
There was lots of excitement on Pet
lis, Walling and Nichols streets yester-
day morning. a horse attached TO q
milk wagon, owned by George Smith.
and i'm charge of n young man, ran
away from i'm front of a store on the
FIRST named street and continuing down
Walling street, soon after collided with
n tree on Nichols street The contents
OF several EaUS WIS ktiffOuSiS iiS~
tributed over the roadway, and the
horse was stopped by officer Mcguire
IS The concert and ball given by the Inn
maculate Conception Benevolent Aid
Society I'm Dimond hall Thanksgiving
eve was in every way big success.
The concert program was one of more
than ordinary merit and the members
of the Acme quartet did themselvea
proud. both i'm their quartet selections.
and in the solos and duets given by
members OF the justly popular combine.
The concert was followed by a dance
that was so enjoyable that IL lasted
several hours. Jepson's orchestra fur
nished music for the dancing. The pro-
gram Of the concert was as follows
Selection. Welcome SONG" White
Acme male quartet. Hugh r. Cassidy,
1st tenor; James A. Abbott "a tenor:
Chas. t.. Duval, baritone: Nathan +.
Goff bass reading. humorous. Mr.. John
NJ McHugh: bass solo, Brown October
Ale, from Robin Hood, DeKoven. Mr.
Chas. Il. Duval duet. selected. Messrs.
Jas. a. Abbott and Nathan r. Goff:
tenor solo. "Asthore." H. Trotere Mr.
II. +. Cassidy; bass solo. ''rhe Armor-
err" from Robin Hood. DeKovep4-Mr.
Nathan T.. Goff: selection. Acme mala
quartet; Miss Mamie Whalen. accom-
panist.
Committee or arrangements. William
T. Mrftroy. chairman: Patrick Nc
Ateer. secretary; James 4. McKcnna,
treasurer Michael Morris. Peter Nc
Cabe, Philip Duffy. Patrick McNamee,
John Colbert, Thomas Brady Floor
director NJ. Tlerney: aids. ~~vrancis
Boyle, John Colbert reception commits
tee. Il. j. Mcconnell Peter McCabe,
Patrick McAteer; refreshment commit
tee. VIM. T. McElroy. Philip Duffy.
Patrick McNamee. The grand march
was led by assistant floor director.
Ion nd
lagher.
Dlmond Hall from 2:s0 o'clock yester-
day until midnight was full OF merry
dancers. who paid little attention to
the inclement weather. The ball was
conducted by the Emmet Temperance
Cadets and was the 14th annual mat
inee ball OF that organization. AS a fl
nancial and social success their matinee
dances have scored the high water
mark and yesterdays affair was no ex-
ceptioptntAa- Aa-fale--The grand march
was really unique one and it's figures
caught and puzzled many experienced
dancers present. IL was led by Presi-
dent James II. Henderson and Miss
Annie Murray and n large number OF
couples followed their leadership. In
the evening the attendance was larger
even than in the afternoon and the
music OF the Amphion orchestra was
all that could be desired and with the
excellent work done by those i'm charge
of the floor all who desired to dance
were kept happy and busy. The hall.
which has been handsomely redecorat-
ed looked very fine under the many
lights that beautified the scene.A num-
Der of local societies were agreeably
remembered on the dance order.
Those I'm charge OF the entertainment
We're: Committee of arrangements. Rob-
ert T.. Reilly, chairman: Walter Welch,
Eugene Reynolds, James O'Connor.
Frank Titus. John j. Lynch John r.
Noonan, James Il. Carroll. Michael
Broderick. Michael Sullivan, Frank
Mallery. William A. Graham, James H.
Henderson. Floor director. Robert T.
Reilly. Assistant floor director. James
ii, Henderson. Aids. Eugene Reynolds
IL. Lynch u. J. Waters. James O'Con-
nor. Thomas Canning. Thomas Finan
William Sheedy. Clement Saddler
James O'Brien. William BOYLE. Recep-
tion committee. Robert T.. Reilly. John
j. Lynch. President ]. Henderson.
George Lovett. % Vice President John
Noonan, Thomas Canning.
BACHELOR SOCIAL CLUB.
Ths fourth annual ball OF Bachelor
Social club, which was held I'm Capitol
hall yesterday, fully sustained the rep
ntation OF the club as n social organi-
cation. From the opening to the close
OF the ball there was n large attend
ance and the gentlemen in charge did
everything possible 10 provide for the
enjoyment of patrons Everyone nres