The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-18


outing NJ Muddy Cove yesterday. THIS
affair had been postponed for good ana
sufficient reasons a number OF tines
bur Il wus a success at last The families
of the players OF the club were the guests
ana they, with a few invited friends
made a party of 80 or more. The iaoies
ana children were conveyed to the scene
of action in carriages and the men foiks'
sxcept those that were lost I'm the wilder
ness" were taken from the Palace 9araen
depot TO the grounds In speciai venicies.
II was high noon before all reported
and then the fun began, for there was
nothine lacking 70 make the day an en-
tovable one. The bake. which was served
a. I:sO D. m, wac OF course. the ieaoihs
feature. and this contained grea,er
variety of eatabies than ever went INTO
80 cther bake IN Rhode Island. The
mon acted as walters and cooks, r.. +:
Mann holding the honorable position OF
chef. =,
Rat,ning was also one of the features OF
the days fun. and nnding ones oio,nes
another, for garments, shoes aho o.,e'
articles of wearing apparei wero q, % ,ha
on the bathers while they were In the
water. ,,,,,..s
The party stopped at Roger Wilhams
nark ON the way back and listened 10 the
hand concert and then returned 10 the.
homes. where they made rush Tor colo
cream and other skin lotions. They were
ali tired but happy and are ready 10 re-
peat their enjoyable experience
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
John sharkey, an electric light trimer,
vas caught by Pntroiman Jones OF tne
Chafree street station helping h'ihsen
70 milk from one OF the cans IN iron'
of John Moriarty's store, 20 Manton ave-
nue.. at 4 O'Clock this morning
For some time Mr. Moriarty has missed
milk. but did not for q moment suppose
thai Mr.. sharkey, who had the right Oh
uav into nearly every store, wouiu pe
the one caught Mr. MoriarV does nU' no,
care SO much for the amount OF MIR
taken as he does for the quality, Tor When
one takes pint or SO OF the .op =, -
OF milk they get more OF the cream, 80
much so that had the milk inspectors
called upon Mr. Moriarty and taken q
samnIe from one OF the cans that hao
been tampered with they would nave
found the milk below the standard. anu
he would have been made 10 suhe' '"e
costs. ,,-,.r,v
were the best of friends, and did not TOT a
moment think that any objections wouin
he nade nor OF the trouble that ne was
itteIv 10 cause Mr. Moriarty. Sharkey
did not take any pains TO hide MS ooiiiss'
AUTOS FOR SAN JUAN.
Ar,nyr NORM of the Rhode Island Au-
tomobile company did not to go pan
Jnan SATURDAY as expected, and VIII not
GO before Friday OF this week at ieast.
Mr. NORM says that the company mas put
two machines there instead OF ~ as was
stated In The News few days age
This company expected that repre-
.er,a,tve of a company who furnishes
the machinery, 10 use kcrosine oil IN
stead of gasoline will be In town In day
or so and supcrintenc the rial Oh INA.
fuid for motive power. The management.
OF the company says that II they can se.
Kerosene to- work as successfully as on
steamers, danger will be reduced " per
cent and the cost reduced stili greater
NO p..MAGE WAS DONE.
There was a collision between bicycle
rider and n woman with baby carriage
mt the lower end OF WestminsteI sues' ~
aar,,, ,his nornine and neither OF those In
the collision could hardly be considered 10
be 10 blame. The lady was coming
down the street and was obliged TO leave
the sidewalk as IL was occupied py h,'i'
who had left but small gangway TOT the
benefit OF pedestrians
hurry. pushed the carriage into the street
and as she did bicyclist coming IN the
other direction ran into the vehicie. put
fortunately he was going 30 SLOW tnat no
damage was done. The woman started iof
the Chaffee street police station 10 enter
q complaint.
MERCHANTS WERE MAD.
One Of the street sweepers on the
square this morning did not make fSy
very great number OF friends while pr
forming his duties. The street had no'
been wetted down since late SATURDAY
evening and the dust kicked up by th'
sweeper was almost unendurnble, sc
much so that number OF merchant'
were Obliged 10 close the front doors o
their establishments.
In less than nve minutes after tn
sweeper had got pile OF art swept up
the wind had blown II all over tn
square again.
TOOK TUMBLE.
An Italian. whose name could not b
learned living in the silver Lake district
got badly bruised and cut up at the cor
nef of Pocasset ard Union avenues, yes
terdav morning He was carrying a larg
bundle on his wheel and the bundle bega
10 unfasten and got between his knee
and the handlebars. causing him TO TAX
q tumble.
FELL FROM STREET CAR.
Antonio Bigelow OF IS Putnam stree
fell from a Manton avenue car last nigh
striking on the back OF his head, render
ing him unconscious for while: ~
Murphy was summoned and he called q
ambulance from the Rhode Island hosp
tai Bigelow was carried home and ne
recovered sufficiently 70 say that
wanted whiskey instead or water TN
was ordered by the doctor. Bigelow g.
DISCOVERED IN TIME.
A bold attempt by thieves to enter u
Gilt Edge cafe at IL Stokes street WI
frustrated by the vigilance OF Onio
Bierne OF the ChafYee street station ear
Sunday morning. The gangway select'
by the burglars was chosen on account
the high board fence. which apparent
would secure them from notice by pas
ersby. The wire netting OF the window 3
lected for operations was pred on. b.
the burglars wey, frightened by the a
proach OF the officer
HERE VISITING FRIENDS.
Otto Herman. who has charge OF q
weaving department OF the Wasfingt
mills at Lawrence. Mass which Ia sa
20 be the largest weaving room In :