The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-28

lowed and I'm the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor started on their wedding tour and
will go as far south as Washington. ID. c.
Upon their return they will reside at IA
Florence street.
A FUNERAL DETAIL.
The following were assigned from the
Chaffee street police station to attend the
funeral OF the late Captain jeremiah Cos
tine: Capt. Rowe, Patroimen Tiernan
Moan, Bierne. Connerton, Thomas Smith.
Tracy, Flynn and McCraim
Sergeant Bennett was sent to take
charge OF the Central district and Potter
10 the Plain street station. while Lieut.
Tyler Is in charge at the Chaffee street
station. The members were ordered TO
wear emblems OF mourning for a period
OF Is days.
NURSING WOUNDS.
Thomas Cunningham who some time
ago figured In the Sixth district court for
throwing stone at what he termed n
scab teamer on Hartford avenue is
now nursing coupfs or ugly WOUNDS on
his head which are said TO have been
made by a fellow named Henry Walsh IN
McSorley's saloon, on Amherst street
yesterday forenoon. Walsh was arrested.
COMPLEMENTARY BALL.
The Emmett Rifles rendered n ball To
those who made their recent fair sucn n
grand success in the armory OF the OIL
NEVILLE Temperance cadets. on Stokes
street. Wednesday evening. and the af-
fair was an enjoyable one The honor of
leading the grand march was given TO
Michael Murtaugh and Miss Theresa
Murray they being the winners OF the
leading prizes offered by tho fair com
mittee.
The committee Of arrangements con-
sisted or william Garrahan, Luke Radi-
gan, Andrew MoNamara, Edward Muir
ray. Patrick Kelly. Joseph Farrell Pat
rick Hanley. Patrick Coyne, John Fitx-
patrick Michael Murtaugh, Robert
Badly. Denis Wynne James Murray.
John Mullaney. James Dempsey, James
GAragan, Michael Fox. Terrance O'Brien
and James Garrahan.
ONLY ONE TOUCHDOWN.
Messiah proved to be as good as the
Roosevelt school alumni team, and IL
anything, little better. for while neither
or the teams scored, the majority OF the
spectators say that the Sunday school
boys were just little ahead OF the game,
and the only touchdown made was by a
patrolman from the Chaffee street sta
ton, he for the time being acting as the
ball for one OF the Sunday school boys
ran tnto him. and he fell, and the squad
on top OF h i'm.
Mr.. Policeman says that he does not
want to make any more touchdowns.
GENERAL MENTION.
Irons hall was filled yesterday after
noon and evening with the friends OF the
Young Mems Athletic club. the attra~ non
being dancing The committee was as
follows. John Farrell Thomas Flynn. Ed
ward Flynn. John Kershaw. Henry Kel-
ly. John Sullivan, George Smith.
Thomas Flynn had charge of the noor
and he was assisted by John Farrell and
Henry Kelly.
The Olneyville Temperance cadets held
matinee ball and another In the even
Ing In their armory on Stokes street
yesterday and IL was a success The af-
fair was In charge OF Harry Chapman.
Arthur Lefcry, Peter Hanley. John
Murray George Costello, John Scallon.
Patrick Hanley. Thomas Hunt, James
Goodwin and Hugh Rowley
To use the parlance OF the sporting fra
ternity the men from Fall River put IL
all over the Thornton men at the whip-
PET contest at New King Phillip park at
John McGaun Of this place entertained
his many friends between the hours of ~
and yesterday with pig roast
John r. Harlow, the junior past grand
chief ranger OF the American Order OF
Forosters has been elected as grand
treasurer Of the order the vacancy being
caused by the death OF Peter Healey
There Went to work In one or the millsl
this morning a bride and bridegroom. for
they were married yesterday morning.
went TO the home OF the brides parents
and had dinner and this morning went to
work az usual
Red Cross and 81 Agnus chapters con
nected with the Church OF the Messiah
will hold an entertainment and social in
Library hall Monday evening. Dec. s
A small quantity of coal was stolen
from John Donahue OF 10 Benton street
Yesterday