The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15
0LNEYVILLE

( Ing ground and his mother took him to
| task for IL. Before leaving for church
yesterday morning she gave him another
lecturing and now she believes that this
has driven him from home.
CUNNINGHAM CHAMPION.
There was an "open to ALL breakdown
at 76o Atwell's avenue Saturday evening.
and the contestants dwindled down TO
Patrick Mallery and Patrick Cunningham.
and these well-known dancers are said
to have showp more steps than were ever
noted at the national convention OF dane
ing masters.
According to the statement of Judges
Timothy Kelly and James Cox, Cunning
ham is the champion dancer of this VI
cinity and is open to all chailengers.
STRUCK BY AN ELECTRIC.
Joseph Gross OF Al Florence street
while driving his butcher wagon down
Broadway this morning, ran In front Of
car 4l5, and when near the watering
trough. according to the statement Of a
number of witnesses, he turned In front
of the car and in such manner as to be
hit by the electric. The wagon was over
turned and the contents were strewn
about the ground Mr.. Gross was not
hurt. number Of persons standing
nearby say that the motorman. Salisbury,
was ringing his bell at the time.
TELLS STORIES OF STRIKE.
Miss Katherine Lavelle, one OF the
teachers at the Hughesdale school, has
returned from her vacation, which she
spent in Shaomokin Pa.
Miss Lavelle tells some very interesting
stories q the strike. for there the greater
portion of coal for domestic purposes Is
mined
rs OUT OF DANGER.
Herbert e. Stearns. the young man who
was injured a few days ago by being
thrown from his carriage and on Friday
was in serious condition. is said now to
be out of danger at the home OF his
parents on Dewey street.
IMMENSE coRTEGE.
The funeral of Ellen Connors was held
from her sons residence on Hudson
street this morning. 1t was one Of the
largest corteges seen In this vicinity for
a long time, for the deceased was well
known and exceedingly popular with all
classes, as well as n prominent member
of st. Mary's Catholic church.
ATTENDED DIVINE SERVICE.
The Holy Name society of st. Mary's
church attended services at 8 o'clock yes
terday morning. This was followed by
the reading of the Litany by the Spiritual
director. the Rev. Father J. F. Sullivan.
FINED FOR REvELLING.
Harry Abbott and wife, both well
known in Thornton. got into heated ar
gument, Saturday evening which led to
their arrest, and both were fined in the
Eighth district court yesterday morning
for revelling.
Adraino Fivie and Caieno De Quarto
were arrested on Plainfield street Sat-
urday evening. In the police court yes
terday morning each was fined IS and
costs for revelling.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
The Holy Name society connected with
st. Anthony's Catholic church. held their
first meeting for the fall and winter sea-
son yesterday afternoon, and a most in
.erestng talk was given them by the
Rev. Father Brown.
SOCIAL SAYINGS
The Rev. Father Powers OF St Marys
parish has returned from his vacation.
Patrolman Feeney OF the Chafree street
station will go on his vacation tomorrow.
Letter Carrier Charles Rhodes has re-
turned from Denver. Col, where he spent
his vacation. Tomorrow Harry Waite
and Clinton Emerson will return for duty.
and this will finish the vacations from
this station for the year.
Patrolman Bates OF the Chafree street |
station has returned from his vacation,
and Patrolman Sullivan has gone on his. |
During the latter's absence his beat will !
be covered by Patrolman Black
NOTES IN GENERAL.
The business Mems association Will |
meet this evening |
girl named stone. who some time ago |
was reported as being missing from her |
home IN the Annexed district. has re- |
turned.
A man and MS wife INDUCED In a fam
lily row at their home on Lena street Sat |
urday evening. which led 60 their arrest,
and each was hned in the police court |
for being drunk.
Frederick Peco OF l763 Westminster
street was somewhat injured Saturday |
evening by falling down flight Of stairs
at his home.
The Ralph street school house will be
open for inspection this evening for pa
rents and scholars and all others inter-
cstcd
Not an arrest was made by the police
OF this district yesterday.
A valuable horse owned by Herbert ~ i
Stearns died Saturday evening
a large delegation from this place W
take advantage Of the cheap fare to
Washin gtOn. II. c., and 60 with the
Grand Army delegation 70 that city two
weeks from today.