The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-08
0LNEYvILLE

The condition of the weather yester-
day did not prevent a dozen or more well
knswn citizens from going to Muddy
Cove" for the fortnightly outing and bake.
The president of the club was present
ed with q loying cup. was appropriately
inscribed. but so far as known. none OF
the party. on their return to the square.
forgot to mention the apples that they
appropriated" from a nearby tree and
put in the bake.
Baked apples in the future are included
in the Sunday menu of this club.
TOOK BoARDER's PROPERTY.
Allen w. Bentley will be called upon
TO explain when and where Ellen Leddy
gave him permission to go to her room.
take a IS clock pawn 1t, and use the
proceeds In filling up" Bently runs
boarding house on Manton avenue, and
Miss Leddy has a room at his home,
but II employed at Georgiaville.
When she came home Saturday even
ing she missed the timepiece. and re-
ported her loss 10 the police. and they
were not long in landing Bently.
PRErERs TO BE FARMER.
Mr.. Joseph Hin OF ao2 whittier avenue
who has spent 40 or more years OF his
life in the city. has just become inbued
with the idea that his calling on this
sphere is q farmer. and he spent yester-
day in looking over a farm In Fruit Hill.
Those who know Mr.. Hill best, think
that he had much better stick to gold
5ewelry trade. and cribbage. and leave the
tilling OF the soil to those who are better
adapted for II than he.
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
young man named MCGOWAN, with
audish ideas. sailed into "Shoo Fly WI
lAge" yesterday afternoon. and Few
moments later was quite satisfied to es-
cape with his Sunday suit
The flower was distributed among the
residents as something OF curiosity
rather than souvenir
PROBABLY NOT so.
Charles Pole Of this place has returned
from New York and some one has circu-
lated the report that he purchased az
automobile. but no one has seen II as yet
IMPORTANT. IF TRUE.
1t Is reported that Patrolman John hvl =.
land OF the Chaffee street station ls .
pose as the model for the new dress coats
ot the city hall today
ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY.
Miss Ethel May sewell OF u Pocasse
Avenue who has been seriously III a.
Ser home, ~ new on the road TO recovery
CAUGHT PLAYING CRAPS"
Arthur sibley, a white man. was indulg
NJ In a game OF craps on Academy ave
0ue yesterday morning and was run II
BY Patrolman Black.
THE STRIKE SITUATION.
N IN probable that the strike will no
- allowed TO dts out. for at the mt
meeting held yesterday thers was an az a,
voted TO continue the battle, % TO deciar
& on and still a larger number that di'
not vote either way.
II is said by some that the strikers coui
not declare the striks on at this meet
Ing from the fact that delegates iron
Gil mills OF the American Woclen com
= taken and as snoshtr meeting is to b
held on wednesday OF this week furthe
octron IN this matter may be taken
,,surneS oto'n 70 s6sp Aps Ioo1s % ana % Il pr
oumed THAI the strike will be allowed I
Ne out. but~'tnis IL not satisfactory I
stain tSe.r SANDING IN che union
Room will be made in the mills for a.
ef the old weavers as the mill manage
Ssnt is ogiy TO slssd TO 60 hsvs svh them com
the opinion that the American Woole
GDmpsny hare had about all the ngh
have settled down that they will DO wha
= right. for neither side wants 70 give if
The oommunity have only tl>s be'
Wfehes for the strikers. who have put u
ouch q manly battle against such odd
but now think that the bamie should B
BUT THEY HAD AN OUTING.
The condition Of the weather yes,erda
lnt>rferpd very materially With the ou
ne of zN oriafoo club at Nayatt Poin