The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-10

TO have the field day OF the organization
Thursday. July 10. at the Hauterieve
SENT BACK HOME.
A delegation OF weavers. 30 or more, ar
rived In the square yesterday noon. the
leader stating that they had been engag-
ed at Long Island city TO come here at
the rate OF 50 per day to work In new
mill. They were captured. however, by the
eagle-eyed pickets from among tho
strikers. and returned 10 Long Island city.
going by boat last evening.
THE LATEST FAD.
Walking clubs Is now a fad In this vi-
ciniSy and during the day, not ten well
known men can be seen riding in the cars.
1t has been stated that on Sunday. the
total receipts OF the Rumford line was
about $50. and as one car is good
for $50 on pleasant Sunday
and IA cars are usually run. one can
form some idea OF what these walking
clubs are costing the Union Railroad Co.
STRIKE SITUATION.
There were ss cars of the "A that left
the local barn this morning. The first
one for Centredale was unable TO get
through for in Lymansvile, a huge
boulder and a large telegraph pole had
been placed upon the track
Later car with a number of men
went out to the scene, and cleared away
the distractions. IL is understood that
the police have been given the names
OF the men who committed this act.
There is no one here who takes kindly
10 the fact that special police have been
sent TO the square. and appear TO be do
ing duty on the electrics. for so far the
local police have cleared from the square,
and as there has been no act OF violence
or even the sign OF II. may take II as
an insult TO the good behavior OF the
law abiding persons hereabouts.
A Mount Pleasant car upon which was
riding Captain Rowe OF the Chaffee
street police station was struck by q
heavy stone last evening, the stone evil
dow OF a house.
III. B. Arnold and John Comfy old-time
employees OF the Union Railroad COM
pany, have resigned. the first to go into
the tea and coffee and the latter in the
liquor business.
TO PLAY TUFTS.
The olneyviile Baseball association held
short session last evening. when the
manager announced that arrangements
were being made TO have a game with
the Tufts College club on the Merino
fats Saturday afternoon.
A meeting OF especial interest to those
financially interested will be held at the
usual time and place on Sunday.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
james T. Corcoran, proprietor OF the
Olneyville hotel. is making extensive al
terations on the lower floor of this popu-
lar hostelry.
1t Is understood that the Industrial
Trust company Is TO open a branch Of
flee In the new postoffice building.
The Atlantic Mills company are building
new building in which 100000 bricks will
be used.
Patrolman Tracy. we'll known in the
police department was elected from a
Mount Pleasant car by the conductor last
evening Tracey said ''he didn't care II
the conductor didn't"
Willow camp, Modern woodmen OF
America, met last evening and initiated
number OF candidates.
Court Thomas A. Doyle. A. o. F., held
| well attended meeting last evening.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows will
| meet this evening
Capt c. T. Mitchell. who has recently
1 been assigned TO Hose No. 10. has taken
] up his residence at 296 Laurel Hill ave-
nue..
| Many members OF the police from this
| district were called by the grand jury
| todav.
| Frank Benchley has been transferred
| from Hose 10 to Hose 20 and w M. Bar
| ton. a substitute fireman. has been as
signed TO Hose No. 10.