The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-10

who also acted as secretary pro teiil
IL was voted 10 hold a public obser-
vance I'm one OF the largest halls In the
city. And the chairman and secretary
were appointed committee TO make the
necessary arrangements and report at the
next meeting which will he at q North
Main street, next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
JAMES HENRY INJURED.
AT an early hour this morning Mrs.
Henry OF 70 Pocasset avenue received a
telegraph message that her son James
had been seriously injured in a railroad
accident at Waterbury, Conn.
James. who is a brakeman on the
Cannon Ball." freight train spends one
night with his parents and the other at
Waterbury. and as near as they can
learn, he is in the hospital al the latter
city suffering with dislocated hip, and
internal injuries. A member OF the
family has gone TO his assistance.
WANTS sATISFAL ZION.
A few days ago George A. Peckham,
drove his team in from Saltwater and
put IL up at a barn on Merino street,
and when he called for IL according to
the story that he told 10 the police one
John Kerr, whose home is on Dorchester
avenue. "swatted' him In the mouth and
broke one OF his teeth.
Mr.. Peckham objected to this style of
treatment and prayed for Kerrs arrest
Kerr was taken into custody this morn
ing on a warrent by Sergeant Bennett
NOT MUCH INTEREs
The police OF the Chaffee street police
station have succeeded in locating the
relatives OF Frank Harvey who died sud
denly at Nashua, n. IL
They found an uncle Martin Harvey
in Cranston and an aunt in this city,
but neither of them appear 20 be over
and above anxious TO take any more In
terest in the case for they say that he
has a wife and n number of closer re-
lations in New Hampshire.
GENERAL MENTION.
Charles Charnley of 20 Ralph street.
reported 20 the police this morning that
an attempt had been made to break into
his residence, 20 Ralph street last night
by the removal OF a screen from the
bath room window
The police were notified early yester-
day morning, that a babe had been seen
left upon the steps of the orphan asy-
lum on Regent avenue. The police think
that a young woman named Farrell left
the child on the steps.
The work OF making samples at the
Earnscliffe mills was completed yester-
day noon time, and by Tuesday noon IL
is thought that all OF the looms will he
running night and day for the rest OF
the season.
Thomas Cullen who has been chosen
by more than $50 delegates 10 act as
chief marshal for the Labor Day parade
is we'll known I'm this vicinity, he at
one lime having been n Sunday school
teacher at St Mary's Catholic church.
Mounted Patrolman keefe started on
his furlough this morning. During his
absence the night patrolmen will care for
beat "A
each. on account OF the shortage OF men.
Through the courtesy OF the manage
ment OF the Rhode Island company, the
inmates OF the Toby Street home have en-
( joyed days outing at Rocky Point.
where Manager r. A. Harrington did all
that was possible TO make the little ones
happy.
Ellen McKeon wants the police to To-
cate her husband Peter. a lahorer. 3S
years old. feet inches tall and OF sandy
complexion, who has been missing from
his home. "A Handy street. since last
Monday
! A couple of sports came 10 grief at an
early hour this morning. for their nohby
rubber-tired runahout broke down and
they were obliged TO walk nearly the en-
tire distance from Centredale.
/ The Holy Name society connected with
ST. Marys Catholic church met yester-
day afternoon, and in the absence OF the
spiritual director. the Rev. Father Sulli-
van. who is az Pittsbure. Pa, the Rev.
Father Powers officiated.
clerks at ". T. Houghs drug store start
ed on his vacation this morning. which
with his family Will he spent at Conimi-
cut and New Bedford.
The Regent Literary and Social club
viii hold a special meeting "Wednesday
evening and make preliminary arrarsge-
ments for the fair that will he held in
October.
The Misses Annie Cone and Mary Nc
Namara OF Bridgeport. Conn. arc being
entertained by Miss King at her residence
on Willow street.
The funeral " Mrs Richard Williams
was held al the residence of her husband
l@ Whittier avenue. at o'clock this at
ternoon
Motorman whltford Lewis OF the Brook
and Governor street routes has returned
from his vacation. which he spent at
East Greenwich.
Miss Adelaide Favor OF Dorchester ave-
nue. and employed at Nicholson & Thack-
ery's is spending her vacation at Pearl
Lake.
Thomas Kelly Of san soucis. who spent
his vacation az Skowhegan. Me. report
ed FOR duty this morning
/ Emil +. Meyers of this place enter
tained a large party of his friends az his
summer residence al Kingston yesterday.
Saturday being the Feast OF the Ns-
sumption special services will be held IN
\ all of tho Catholic churches
Joseph Riley ~ Marvin street has Just
returned from the West where he was
stationed for the past three years .
Miss Laura Campbell Of Maiden Mass
ia the -EneAt- -Mlss-Baide OF Audry
street
Edward Crowningshieid. prescription
clerk az Y. T. Luther's. and wife have
returned from Block Island
Miss Bertha Robbins of Nicholson a
/ Thackeray's has returned from her vaca.
ton.
JOHN o'ccNNell,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
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