The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-28


time calling him a vile name.
The striking motorman says that II
was an accident
The foot board of the car just grazed
the mans bicycle.
ARE NOT IN HIDING.
The deputy sheriffs, who are out here
looking for the strike leaders OF the AM
erican Woolen company are OF the opin-
ion that some OF the men wanted are In
hiding but such is not the case. and ev-
cry man In good time will be on hand.
just as soon as they have finished the
work assigned them.
Not one OF the strike leaders fear the
woolen company In the least, nor viii they
stop the fight until the last ditch Is
reached.
STOLE MONEY AND WRENCH
Albert Mahar. a carpenter working In
a new house at 500 Manton avenue called
at the Chaffee street police station yes
terday and reported that some one was
kind enough 10 steal 81 from his vest
pocket which was hung up In the build
ing, and Stilson wrench, valued at 81
was also missing.
SOP TO STRIKE BREAKERS.
That the strike breakers In the employ
OF the Union Railroad company are we'll
cared for there is no doubt. for huge
sign I'm the local car barn reads that all
men injured, while on duty will receive
the best OF medical and surgical treat
ment ana. above all. their wages will be
paid just the same.
RETURNED FROM CANADA
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon of 4s Capron street
returned from an extended trip through
the Canadas. last evening.
Mrs. Gordon spent some time with her
u al.
80 years old, and has undoubtedly seen
her alive for the last time.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
The Laurel Hill grammar school just
over the city line in Cranston and one OF
the teachers OF which is Miss Elizabeth
II. Carpenter OF this place, held it's grad
uating exercises. yesterday, and the gen
eral average was the largest In the state.
Diplomas were awarded 20 Ralph Err
nest Arnold, Ada Viola Brown Fred
Henry Cole, Olive Conyers, William Irv-
ing Spalding. Annie May Cynthia Watts,
Elmira Shinn Wiley.
The program was as follows: Chorus,
"Fairyland Waltz" school; invocation; re-
sponse THE Lord is My Shepherd"
school: recitation, THE Gladiator" Fred
III. Cole: recitation, Putting up o. the
Stove" Olive Conyers; song. America
for Freedom school: recitation, Mad
..
recitation. "Absolem," Ada V. Brown;
recitation. THE Fate OF Virginia" Ralph
T. Arnold; song. Beautiful Summer"
double quartet: recita ton, Darius
Green" William I. Spaulding; recitation,
Little Nellie in the Prison." Annie NJ. G.
Watts: class history. Ada V. Brown;
song, America. Beloved Land" school;
class prophecy. Olive Conyers; awarding
of diplomas. Committeeman Elisha p.
Durfee; song. It'll We Meet Again"
school.
MOUNTED POLICE DRILL.
The mounted men OF the police depart
ment spent some time at drill In the
Dexter Training grounds. yesterday, the
u. S. Cavalry tactics being used.
They made an excellent showing.
WAS A BIG SUCCESS.
The outdoor mass meeting held by
the strikers OF the wooden company on
the, square, last evening. was big sue
cess. President McDerinott and Charles
Corcoran were the speakers.
The local branch of the Textile Work
ers will have an excursion down the bay
tomorrow. going on the steamer War
wick at $50 o'clock. They will go from
and return 10 the square, or course. In
"busses"
NOTES IN GENERAL.
u. j. San Souci or this place, was the
guest OF his old company. yesterday, that
came here from Hartford.
Patrolman tatrick Dooley OF the Chat
fee street station is on his annual fur
Tough.
Edward Walsh has returned to his home
I'm Manton avenue from college.
The Home Circle held a we'll attended
session last evening and admitted num-
ber OF candidates.
The local branch OF the I. c. b. Y. met
IN their hall last evening and enjoyed a
very pleasant session.
The st. Anthony society will meet to-
morrow afternoon and make formal ar
rangement for the picnic TO be held on
the church grounds July 4th.
The Episcopal churches OF this vicinity
enjoyed their annual outing down the
bay today.
The work OF laying the tile flooring at
the new postofice began this morning