The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-08

So much so that the club decided to have
one more.
sence OF the chief, Patrick Riley. and az
he was one OF the contestants for the foot
race another feature OF the day was no.
a success Luke Greene was accepted a
Kane. but Greene stubbed his toe ana
full, so the cash went TO the East Siders.
The cm cnowder s9ntsst was sbo one OF
and IT was draw between Michael Pew
ers and John Coyle. and In fact they ate
ay sG mSs oe se n there ssp s par 9
in the happiest OF mood during the day.
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
young man driving a coupe had
narrow escape at the Hartford avenue
crossins Saturday evening.
He was coming down the hill at
pretty good gate and did not notice that
the gates were. down and his horse
jumped the gate but was 80 heavy that
the gate broke down and the driver had
sufficience of mind to pull his horse
little to the one side as the engine whiz-
zed by. The carriage contained two
women whose shouts awoke the neighbor-
hood.
DESERVED WHAT HE GOT.
A young man called at house on Sim
mons street, Saturday afternoon and in
formed the tenants that the rent of the
house I'm the future would be $40. a raise
OF s2
The tenant was fully aware of the fact
that the young man. only a nephew Of
the woman that owned the house. had
no right to make any such demands upon
him, so the tenant raised some objection.
and the result was that the young man
left the house with black eye and sun
dry other bruises.
His aunt was notified of the call made
by her nephew and the tenant was told
| that he had done just as he should do.
ERECTION DEFERRED A YEAR.
| At the services Of St. Mary's Catholic
church yesterday the Rev. FIR. Grace an
nounced that II would be about one year
before he would lift the first shovelfui OF
earth for the new schoolhousc TO be erect
l ed on the grounds owned by the church
and at that time he was In hopes "a
have at least a fund OF $4,000. The de.
| lay he said was due TO the condition OF
! AFFAIRS I'm the labor world, but was IN
hopes by that time his people would bs
enjoying all that was due them In tho
| way OF prosperity.
IN NEW LOCATION.
Plumber John p. Mowery has just re
moved from s3l Atwells avenue, which
| Is undoubtedly one OF the Oldest struc
y
| found who knows when II was erected.
II is located on the highest point OF At
wells avenue hill and owpcd by the Adj
Anthony estate.
Mr.. Mowery has just completed a new
and up-to date residence for himself al
rectly across the avenue and took pos
session OF the same Saturday.
FOR PARocHIAL PUPILS.
All OF the schools In the vicinity opene,
this morning and among them was tina
OF ST. Mary's parish.
Before the exercises began St Mary
church was filled TO ovcrnowing wit
scholars, when special mass was cele
brated and interesting talk was made b
the pastor.
BACK IN HIS PULPIT.
The Rev j. NJ Louden OF the Plain
field Street Baptist church and famil,
who have been In Nova Scotia for tn
past six weeks have returned. Mr.. Lou
den OBLIGATED at the services yesterda
afternoon and evening
WATER PIPE BURST.
Patroiman John Holland found n waite
pipe that had burst I'm the new store O
Mr. Henernan. IL Hartford avenue las
night. and shut OF the water. at the sam
time notifying Mr.. Hefrernan.
USUAL SESSIONS RESUMED
which opened last Monday. but was keep
ing open only few hours each day. rs
opened on regular time this morning.
FOUND HORSE AsTRAY.
chief OF Police Kimbali OF Johnsto
. has at his barn a stray mare weighin
about 100 pounds. with one white hin