The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-21

ATLANTA CONSTITUTIONS.
Edward Robinson OF 2sl TSillingly street.
reports a chest of tools valued at 80 taken
from his barn yesterday.
Nine dollars worth OF washing was
stolen from Ernest A. Blake's yard. lsy
Holden street, last night
ports two roosters and four hens stolen
from his premises last night.
A car. detained on siding near the
Olneyville station of the Pascoag brach
railroad was entered Thursday night and
six bushels OF oats taken
william Holland OF 211 Pavilion avenue
reports that some time during the last
three DAYS an open-faced gold watch,
valued at $50. a gold chain and a diamond
set locket, were stolen from his house
A pair OF horses driven by George Bish-
op and owned by Joseph Mccormick, OF
East Providence. and harnessed TO a tip
cart backed into cellar on Martha
street, yesterday The horses escaped
with slight injuries.
Patrick Conley was fined SIS and costs,
by Judge Sweetland. today. for an as
sault upon Mary Ryan. u years old These
young people met on Victor street, one
day two weeks ago and getting into a dis
pute Conley slapped the girls face and
cut open her lip.
Charles McKenna, Willis Proctor. Irwin
Walch George w. Casey and Peter j.
Lannon have filed articles OF incorpora-
tion OF the Euclus club of Olneyvile at
office OF the secretary of state. The club
is for literary and social purposes. and
will be located on oineyville square.
Through a transfer OF stock. Il is said
the Consolidated railroad has acquired
n controlling interest in the New Lon
don Steamboat company. which owns the
Mohcgan. Mohawk and Block Island
These boats are chartered 70 tho Vermont
railroad for eight years to some.
The demonstration that was TO be hold
by the First Regiment OF the Uniform
Rank knights OF Pythias. Friday even
ing Sept. a. has been postponed until
Friday evening Oct. %. on account Of
the death OF President Mckinley. The
regiment will hold meeting AT the
armory OF Union company on Saturday
evening, Oct. 3.
Robert s. Barrett. was arralgned be-
fore Judge Sweetland. today. and pleaded
guilty 10 breaking and entering i'm the
day time, a shed belonging 10 the Rhode
Island Brownstone company. and TO the
larceny OF FIVE hammers. valued at IS.
the property of John TrianGolo. The Of
fense was committed on Labor Day.
Barrett was held for the grand Jury in
5000 and Mr.. Wallace. the probation Off
Ger became his surety.
Rev. ]. S. Dunn. assistant at the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. this city.
has the sympathy or his many friends in
the loss of his mother whose obscuuies
were solemnized from St Patricks
church. Fall River Yesterday The dea-
con OF the solemn high mass of requiem
was Rev. Joseph A. Powers. assistant at
81. Mary's church, this city.and there were
25 clergymen from all over the Providence
diocese present. The final sad rites at the
cemetery were conducted by 10 priests,
Rev. Father Deady OF Newport leading.
The bearers were four sons OF the de-
ceased.
Last evening the first of a series of
union meetings was held by Washington
council. i. o. of A. NJ, at their hall on
Weybosset street. Reports were heard
from all the councils in the state and I'm
almost all cases they are In pros
porous condition. There was a large dele
cation from Woonsocket. and all the local
councils were well represented. Special
reference was made TO the tragedy at
Buffalo, whereby the whole ma ton has
been called to mourn thed cath OF our be-
loved president. There were interesting
and instructive speeches made by several
members OF the order. The meeting closed
by singing Nearer. My God to Thee"