The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25

tremely profuse and Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
are very grateful for them.
The interment was at Randall Burial
lot at KnightsviIle.
GATHERED HIM IN.
John Larkin. we'll known character.
living on Barrie street. was arrested by
Patrolman Maroney Saturday evening on
the charge revealing.
Larkin. who Is looked upon as ono OF
the wise guys" OF the Vicinity, did not
see Mr.. Maroney, who was In citizens
clothes. and ne was having what ne term
ed was picnic. when the patrolman
pounced upon him.
RETURNED TO OLD ROUTE.
There were many new faces on the cleo
tries yesterday as IT was Change" day.
There was also number Of old faces
and. perhaps, none more welcome than
that OF Jake" Farrell, who has been run
ming Suburban. but has come back 70
the Manton route.
YOUNG HUsTLERS WON.
The Young Hustlsrs did not care 10
tackle the Annexed Grays on the ST. An
thony grounds Saturday. So the Grays
played the Detectives, and beat them 10
the time Of n TO 8.
The 0rays will play the Hubs next
Saturday.
LOSTeoY FOUND.
A colored boy named Walter Burt was
found on Hyatt street last evening and
taken TO the Chaffee Street station and
was called for later by a white woman,
who said she was his mother and lived at
% Cargill street.
VISITING HER COUSIN.
Miss Hattie Aubery OF Lowell. Mass.
f0 ffVE hAG
on Magnolia street. Miss Aubrey is
somewhat noted IN Lowell as vocalist
and at the conclusion Of her visit here Is
to go TO Europe TO finish her musical edu-
cation.
WILL HOLD FAIR.
The Emmet Rifles held a well attended
meeting yesterday when the committee
on'the coming fair reported that matters
were proceeding better than was looked
for.
FELL FROM AN ELECTRIC.
Lawrence Kelley. we'll known about the
square, fell from car Saturday evening.
and at first II was thought that he was
seriously injured.
He was taken to the Rhode Island hos
pftal, but later was discharged.
THEY REPORT PROGRESS.
The committee OF ST. Theresa's church.
who have the picnic that Is to be held on
Labor day In charge. met last evening.
and listened to the interesting report OF
number OF subcommittee.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
A horse attached to an express wagon
by the police and proved TO be the prop
ding street.
Frank Conway, one OF the night oper-
ators at the Central telephone offioe> and
which was buried from their residence on
George Bowen of Laban street. Frank
Noyes, George Potter and other friends
went down the bay In Mr.. Bowen's yacht
SasfuFaay sal pa y esenins snsrs on fishing trip They
Thomas Dolan.s who lives In the vicinity
OF Manton and, Atwells avenue, was ar
locked up a on eses Se sy snR R9MS DRUNK snd
Mrs. George McGoverp OF e6 Harris
avenue lost a pocketbook containing Sii
between Westminster street and her
Lawrence Mckenna- who lives on Els
wald street. lost his pay envelope Satur-
day afternoon while going between Grove
At $50 Hose IA extinguished a fire set
by boys I'm the rear Of 8S Putnam street.
The fire was confined 10 an old express
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Twitcheil went
to Custer Harbor Me-. Saturday evening
for a two weeks, stay.
tory on Msponoush street yesterday az
Box $40 was rung In yesterday after
street.
John d. oldham of 20 Ilaoan street has
at Narraganett Pier.
The Faika club held their first annual
outing at the warwick club yesterday.