The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-25

politely informed Mr.. Bigelow that a re-
ception would be held at the police court
on Fountain street at s o'clock this morn
ing and that Mrs. Bigelow and other
friends could attend the same In full
evening dress or otherwise. without
tickets.
ODD FELLOWS MET.
At the meeting OF Manufacturers lodge
OF Odd Fellows last evening two candi-
dates were given the third degree. and as
this concluded the degree work until
fall. an hour or more was spent I'm making
addresses, In which Brothers Barber and
Trisbau uld. the newly made candidates;
Past Grands j. VIII Carpenter, Edward
Wilford, w. III. w. Little and Henry T.
Kenyon participated.
The question OF field day also came
up for discussion, and resulted In the
following well known members being
made a committee: Rev w. A. Gardner
William III. Beane. Arthur w. Carpenter,
Henry Arnold and Frederick Crowther.
who are to decide upon the time, place
and character of the same.
BOTH BADLY INJURED.
At 7:15 last evening a Mount Pleasant
car In charge of Richard Black. as motor
man. and Thomas Clark as conductor,
who are said TO be among the strike
breakers from New York. collided with
an express wagon containing T. Carru-
chi and his little son, throwing them both
out.
They were taken into the office of DR..
Wimms at ass Harris avenue. and he
found that the father had been injured
about the base OF the brain, back and
thigh. and that the sons thigh had been
badly injured.
They were taken to their home on Crout
street.
BRIDES CLASSMATES PRESENT.
The 'Shaunessey- Kelly wedding held
at 2l5 broadway last evening was at
tended by many OF the graduates OF ST.
Mary's school. The bride being a grad
uate OF that institution and every men,
ber OF her class was invited to the re-
ception.
Kelly, the well known brewer. and Mr.
o'Shaunessey is n resident of Boston.
FOOLISH FARMER
farmer came into the square yester-
day morning with his wagon loaded and
he was soon loaded" himself. and later
In the day he learned that some one had
stolen his loaded wagon, as we'll as
horse He called upon the police OF the
Chaffee street station 10 find II for him.
but up 10 late hour last evening he had
only his own load
ST. ANTHONY'S PICNIC.
Among the attractions at the picnic of
St Anthony's society TO be held, July A.
will be a game OF ball between team
from the society and the Amherst Greys;
a tug OF war between the married and
single men; a fat mems race. and quot
contest between teams from st. An
thongs and st. Mary's parishes. There
will be lots OF other amusements besides
all OF this.
GOOD FELLOWS GATHERED.
Narragansett Assembly OF Good Eel
lows met last evening and after disposing
OF the routine business remarks OF an in
teresting nature were made by Ruler
Thomas Riley. Brother Baton and oCon-
nell
The visiting committee reported that
the supreme trustee, who Is a member OF
this assembly had so far recovered from
his recent Illness as 10 be out.
ATTACK OF LoCKJAw.
A girl named Leonard. living I'm the rear
OF s. McDonough street. was stricken
with slight attack OF lockjaw In room
No. 3 OF the Atlantic mills yesterday. Dr.
Milan was called and late I'm tho evening
succeeded In relieving the patient
fhe cause OF the attack could not ts
/ learned.
RAKING FOR FUEL
one OF the most prominent evidences OF
| poverty can be witnessed any morning by
| those Interested In this condition OF aqairs
| Donoush streets and watch men. women
and children rake over the refuse from
25 cents worth OF fuel in the entire pile
EXCITEMENT IN THE SQUARE,.
There was plenty OF excitement In the
square between 10 20 and N O'Clock for q
small circus which had given q psrform-