The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
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not want that kind OF teeth but some like
Aunt Kate's gold ones.
She was told that she would get them
later.
AFTER THE ELM BEETLE
A gang OF expert bug killers are at
work on the huge elm trees In the yard
OF the Atlantic mills. The bug they are In
search Of is the elm leaf beetle. The work
OF the men crawling over the limbs OF the
trees is watched with much interest. but
passers by are just little shy OF the
chemical used as II falls to the side
walk.
LIVELY RUNAWAY.
A horse attached to a peddler's wagon
owned by Henry Golden. Of II Bay street.
ran away on Westminster hill, yesterday
afternoon. and when on Valley street the
wagon was overturned and the horse with.
the front wheels attached ran az far az
Kane street In the Second police district,
where he was caught by citizen.
BIG PAY TO STRIKE BREAKERs
A strike breaker on the street railway
met an old-time friend In the square last
evening and TO him he said that he and
all that came here to take the place OF
the strikers were paid 1sA cents per
hour, from the time they were employed.
and for "a hours a day. until they had
completed their mission.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
st. Marys Benevolent Aid society met
In j. G. b. ". last evening and elected
the following corps OF officers: Presi-
dent. Edward J. Csllaghans vice presi-
dent. Bart A. Riley; recording secretary.
Peter Tracey; financial secretary. James
Hunt; treasurer, George c. Fogarty;
sergeant-st-arms. John T. Foley: trustee
for Is months. Jehn J. Barrett; chair
man OF sick committee. John J. Flanagan;
Physician DR.. John T. Farrell: standing
committee. Bart A. Riley; trustee for
six months. John Costello; press commit
tee, Peter McGinn.
INJURED BY BICYCLIsT.
Dennis Curtain. q young man living
on Grove street, was Knocked down on
Harris avenue last evening by q bicycle
ridden by a man named Ashworth.
Or. Murphy was called and took a num-
Der Of stitches In young crutian's nose
and forehead.
DRUG STORE BROKEN INTO.
Another break was recroded at tho
Chaffee street station last night. II being
the drug store OF @. A. Malone, corner
of Harold street and Regent avenue.
side window was used as an entrance
and $40 worth Of goods taken. the greater
portion being cigars, tobacco. etc.
AMERICANS LATEST PLANT.
According the what can be learned that
the officials OF the American Woolen
company are making an effort TO show
that the Independent mills of this place
are In a conspiracy with tho strike leaders
to injure their trade.
The strikers will hold q mass meeting
on the square this evening.
CLEVER YOUNG Artistic
A handsome piece OF landscape painting
by Miss May Feeney, years old. the
daughter OF Patrolman Feeney. is attract
Ing considerable attention in the display
window of one Of the stores on the
PROLONGED eTRIKE.
II Is q weeks today since the weavers
walked out OF the Weybosset mills and II
will be 22 weeks tomorrow that the
American Woolen company ordered the
lockout
TAMMANY LEADER HERE.
Patrick cOrrtgan and his daGghtssIr: sI::
nephew, NJ. III. Corrigan. the popular
druggist In the square. Mr.. Corrfyan is
one, Of the district leaders OF Tammany
W TRuANr GATHERED IN
Lawrence Sullivan. who has been out
on probation on the charge OF ruancy,
this morning by a policeman and deliver
ed into the custody OF the probation Of
HIS SHOULDER BROKEN.
Joseph Dempsey a we'll known young
man living on Julian street. Is sunering
from a broken shoulder. While driving
carriage a day or two ago he came In
collision with another vehicle ana was
thrown out.
MAKE THE BEST SHOWING.
While the men OF the Chaffee street
police station are no fonder OF arliiing
than those Of any oth,S station nss shdw ansy are
PERTINENT QUESTION.
The striking conductors and motormen
are somewhat Interested In learning just
how and why Il is that an ex-pofceman,
the commissioners, Is now doing duty as
a special
DEPUTY DISAPPOINTED.
A deputy sheriff was In the square last
evening and this mornine. looking Tor
strike leaders, but those tnat ne was
work In Connecticut.
TAKING TESTIMONY
Representatives Of the American Wool
en- company are taking testimony IN tne
office OF Corstock & Gardner In reference
to the injunction against the Textile
'''0H' NOTES IN GENERAL.
Deputy Sheriff Inman was in the square
Patrick Dun. the well known ball play.
er of Eden street. went to New York last
evening. i.
Messrs. McSorley and Cunningham OF
this place are said 10 be in a critical con-
dition, both having been In the collsion
al East Providence. They are peihs
cared for by DR.. Murphy.
A. W Kennedy OF Brooklyn and
Thomas Mclaughlin OF Boston are visit
ing friends here.
The local branch of the Ancienc Order
OF Workmen held a well attended session
last evening. and their annual outing was
the subject OF discussion.
CUMBERLAND.