The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-27

Samolia was arraigned in the Eighth
district court this morning on that charge
and pleaded not guilty and was held un-
I'll Monday for trial in the sum of $500.
DR. Delaney was called TO care for Pat
lex and was obliged TO take a number OF
stitches I'm two gashes made on the head
by the club.
HIS FIRST TOUCHDOWN.
There was a hot game OF football on
the Merino fats. Saturday. when the To-
cal team beat the Naval Reserves from
East Providence TO the tune OF 16 TO o.
Patrolman Baker OF the Chaffee street
station made a forced touchdown" for
he was carried by the players and land
ed on his back Mr.. Baker says that this
is the first time that he ever played
rugby and is not stuck on the game, and
In the future, when ne is detailed TO a
football game will give the players all
the room they want.
FAIR CLOSED.
The Emmet Rifles closed their fair Sat-
urday evening and IL was a far greater
success than they looked for
Miss pheresa Murray won the gold
watch by a vote OF over 1000. and Mi
chael Murtugha. the Yale bicycle.
Tickets were distributed for a compli-
mentary ball to be given on Thanksgiv-
ing eve, when the prizes will be awarded
LITTLE, BUT OH! Ny!
Two big fellows standing at the corner
OF Julian street and Manton avenue
said something uncomplimentary TO lit
tie fellow this morning, while he was on
his way 10 work and the little fellow re-
sented IT, when the big fellows showed
fight, and when the little fellow got
through with the big fellows the big fell
lows were about ready for the hospital
MANCHESTER MARTYRS.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
met yesterday afternoon and appointed
Messrs. John l.. Cannon, Luke kava-
naugh, Thomas +. Cooney and John
O'Connell committee To arrange for -
35th anniversary OF the Manchester ma
tyrs which will be held on Sunday, Nov.
%. which is the actual date OF that inn
portant event.
GENERAL MENTION
The fire department were somewhat
angry with man named William Mid
dieton for sending in an alarm from box
4S6 at 4.44 this morning for IRE In az
ash box In the rear OF lSS Eastwood ave. re-
done was 20 the ash box
William McCabe and David Murray,
young men, were among those who be-
lleve that It Is well TO play football on
Sunday but were taught different In the
police court this morning. They with
others were indulglng In the game on
River avenue and were arrested.
Miss Catherine Kennedy. daughter OF
James II. Kennedy. and John j. Dockery.
Esq. were married at St Marys Catholic
church at o'clock this morning
wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF the bride. There were very
many handsome presents.
The police OF the Chaffee street station
made n call upon a store. corner OF Acad-
emy and Gladstone avenues. yesterday.
expecting 90 find card party. but the
game was over when they reached the
scene
George Dodge of the down town office
has been detailed To the local office 10
take the place of Letter Carrier Hol-
brook. who Is at the hospital.
The old Homestead club went hunting
yesterday. and came home with no end of
game rabbits being the most numerous
In tho bag.
Barnet Bloom who Is said 20 he slight.
II -aemented, missing from his home.
co Broadway. The police nave been re-
quested 10 locate him.
George Bailey was arrested at his home
on McDonough street this morning for
kicking out the panels OF n door in his
tenement
The REV w. A. Gardner addressed a
large assemblaRe az the NJ. p tabernacle
church last evening. his subject being
Industrial Rights"
John Sheehan has been transferred
from the Chaffee street station 20 the
Wlckenden street station and John r.
McCrans has taken his place
Patroiman Dooley OF the Chaffee street