The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-01

on MS machine, ana fOund Una tsOmeone
had taken H. So he went 10 another par
OF the mill and found another stick. and.
while I'm the act OF running the belt on,
the stick broke, and portion OF II MT
him over his left eye. knocking MIN
down.
He was taken To the office OF DIR. j. T..
Farrel. on Messer street. who took a
HALLOWEEN GATHERING.
There were a number OF parties held
In this vicinity last evening and none
were more enjoyable than that held at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell
81 Pocasset avenue. In honor OF their lit
tie niece. May. who had for her special
guest her playmate and chum Mike"
There was also pleasant gathering
at the home OF M. II. Braney on Plain
field street. where a surprise party was
given Miss Nellie.
Tho residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eisman on Laban street was also Allied
with young folks, who were very pleas
antly entertained.
BULLET THROUGH WINDOW.
A man named Miobael Quinn. employ
ed In the perching room of the Riverside
mills, feels thankful that he is among the
living today for just before shutting
down time yesterday bullet came
crashing through window where he
stood.
The glass struck Mr.. Quinn on the side
OF the face cutting 1t quite badly and a
moment or two later found a fattened
bullet upon the floor
The police OF the Chaffee street station
we're notified. and are looking for the per
sons who were using rifle 80 carelessly.
THE LOST FIDDLE.
III 1Ii A..
He, after having squared his accounts
with the city for being intoxicated called
at the Chaffee street station. and proved
to the entire satisfaction OF Captain
Rowe, that he. Maynard, and the fiddle
belonged together
Maynard showed a desire TO demon
strate that ne was an artist on a fiddle
but none OF the officials having any taste
for fiddle music, took Maynard's word
for IT,
HARLOW IMPROVING.
The many friends of John r. Harlow
will no doubt be pleased 70 learn tha,
his physician says that he will be ou,
within a few days. Some six weeks age
Mr.. Harlow injured his right leg by fall
ing from a step ladder at his store, bu,
at the time paid but little attention tc
the fact. but a few days ago II began to
trouble him, and he has since been con-
GENERAL MENTION.
Prior TO their rally I'm Odd Fellows hall
on Academy avenue. last evening. the TIL
den and Mount Pleasant Improvement
clubs INDUCED In a parade. and when
near the site OF the proposed school house
which is owned by city Official. the
parade halted. and the band played THE
Dead March"
Motorman Saunders made a bold dasn
for a pair OF runaway horses on Plainreid
street late yesterday afternoon and sue
ceeded In stopping them. The team was
owned by the Minto Dyeing company and
had been left standing on the square Tor
q moment. No damage was done.
William Gardner. Jr., OF Pine Hill ave-
nue. appears 10 care but little for home
ties and comforts. for his Z, ner called
at the Chaffee Street station last evening
and reported that his son had gone again.
Edward Schroeder and Peter Duchame,
who find amusement in peggtng stones
at windows. Hebrew peddlers, etc, were
arrested on Alleppo street last evening by
Patromen Mcguire and Sharpe.
Sergeant Potter and Patrolman Sharpe
arrested James Costello last evening for
using a portion OF Atwelrs avenue for q
football field.
There were no sessions OF the evening
schools last evening owing to the fact
that the teachers attended a meeting in
the High school, where addresses were
made by the school officials.
There is very much improved state
OF affairs on Eagle street bridge since the
leaders were arrested and fined 500 and
costs each for revelling.
William Donohue. the travelling repre-
sentative for Hough medicines. arrived
home yesterday and has a stock Of new
South Scituate stores.
There will be no football game on Me-
rino Flats this afternoon, the manage
ment being unable to find team that Will
play.
Thomas Lundy, one of the oldest and
best known residents OF this place, passed
away at his home on Atwood street. He
leaves two sons and three daughters.
The funeral of Ann McCaron, the child
who died at the Rhode Island hospital.
on Harris avenue this afternoon.
lot OF sample wedding cakes and
other articles were stolen from one OF
the delivery. wagons of the Banspach
The executive committee OF the Mount
Pleasant Improvement club will hold an
important meeting late this afternoon.
There We're appropriate services In st.
Mary's church at 8. and s o'clock this
morning. this being All Saints Day.
The funeral OF the late Margaret Wes-
husband in Lena street. tomorrow.
1t Is seldom that the machine candi-
dates have been so hard pushed to get
into office as to resort TO advertising.
The Fowler wheelmen held a success
full ball I'm Cadets Armory last evening
A big electric sign board Is being erect
ed upon the roof OF the Thompson
Brothers store.
HSse IA was called out twice yesterday
afternoon TO extinguish brush fires.
The weavers will hold n special meet
Ing in Textile hall tomorrow.
Anchor lodge OF Odd Fellows. at Man
ton, will be visited by It's deputy on Mon
day evening