The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-06
Funeral Of James German Held This
Morning at ST. MaTy'S Church.
Grace White Returned Home Yesterday
Afternoon and Again Departed.

The funeral OF James German was held
ct his late home on Delaine street this
morning and later services were held at
st. Mary's Catholic church.
A large delegation from the Young
Mems Literary and Social club met al
their hall this morning and marched In
BODY to the house and led the long pro-
cession from the house to the church, the
bearers being Messrs. Edward McCanrey'
Luke Kavanugh, Thomas l.. Cox, hopert
Shepard. John Chapman and Frank Slii'
Gill.
The floral offerings were very profuse
and among them was massive piece,
..Catee a Jar" from the club OF which
the decea sed had held the responsible
position of teamster for many years
But few young men Of this vicinity mao
as raany friends as the late James Cor
man. and the Young Mems Literary ana
Social Club have vacancy that they
will find hard TO fiji.
Grace White will without DOUBT be the
best known girl in Rhode Island IL she con-
tinues on with her present actions' sne
came home Saturday; LETT nome asaih
Monday came home Tuesday morning.
and disappeared on the same afternoon.
Her last leave taking cost her mother
hicvcle or at least Mrs Whites thinks so,
for a few moments after Grace was home
Mrs. White missed her bicycle and now
Mrs. White missed her bicycle, and now
Grace and the wheel. and no doubt they
ur,ii he successful. for while Grace has
left, home a number of times. she has
not gone far.
WAS KNOWN HERE.
Roscoe Read. who met with such
terrible accident at Centreville yesterday,
and died later at ST. Josephs hospfoai'
was well known In this vicinity, ne nav
ing been employed for a long time by
=. r. Sibley of the Oneyville Times, and
prior to that was employed by Mr.. SID
iey's brother in a job printing ofhce he
was we'll and favorably known mere ana
much sorrow is expressed over MS saa
taking off.
BASEBALL.
The OIne allie team will play the strong
Campellos 81 Brockton on Merino mats
Saturday This Is the team that deteat-
ed the Brockton New England league
team. They will come here In ehar-
tered car and say they viii bring pahu'
and large following.
urday with the exception OF catcher.
Jimmy McKenna. who made such great
Allowing with Providence, VIII eaten Tor
Olneyville.
Court Gen Sheridan, Foresters or Am
erica met in Stokes hall Monday evening
and transacted considerable routine pusi,
ness A resolution OF coincidence ana
svmpathy were passed to Brother Am
hrose J. McCabe In his bereavement VS..
the death of his father. which occurred
Sunday. Remarks in good and weHare
were made by Chief Ranger Thomas T.
Scott Past Chief Rangers Canning, MOT
land. Taft and McGovern and Brother
J. j. McCabe.
The funeral OF the late James McCabe,
n prominent member OF ST. Anthonys =
church and Holy Name society was held
at his late home on Ralph street yester-
day.
AT the church impressive services were
conducted by the Rev. Father Brown.
The attendance at the church was very
large. and there were many floral of
ferfngs. the most prominent one being
from the manager OF Fenner's ledge at
Cranston where the deceased had been
employed for many years in the capacity
or a blacksmith.
The bearers were James p. Moreland.
Thomas ID. Murphy. John F. Harlow and
John McNaily. The interment was at
the old family lot I'm Woonsocket.
WAS NOT LOOKING.
The driver OF a charcoal wagon can
thank the moterman OF a Hartford ave-
nue. car. that he is among the living to-
day.
The driver was coming down Hartford
avenue hill. and instead of paying atten-
ton to his team was talking with COM
panion on the seat.
The moterman kept his bell ringing and
supposed the driver would pay a little
attention 20 g. hut he did not. The
moterman shut of the power. but not in
time TO prevent striking one OF the
horses. for just as the car and team
came together the horses SHE'D with the
car
WILL RECOVER.
Michael Carrier. an Italian boy. had
narrow escape from being killed at the
Pocasset mills at Thornton yesterday af-
ternoon. lie with other boys were fool
Ing and he fell against a belt. and mar
rowly escaped being caught, but got of
with bad scalp wound.
AS II was the mill management thought
that the accident would prove fatal, so
sn..i,,n an ambulance from the Rhode Island
taken 10 that institution. This morning
the officials at the hospital reported that
the little patient had passed a comfort
cover.
FELL INTO A CELLAR.
Joseph Pendergast is confined TO his
home. IS Eiswaid street with a broken
leg Mr. PendergaFt IL employed az the
concrete works on Gesler street and last
evening he took short cut for his home
end when near the corner OF Atwefi =
avenue and Adams street fell into n new
cellar. Here he was found by a passerby.
who took him I'm an express wagon TO
hfs home DR.. Henry w. Farrell was called
and he reduced the fracture.
JUST FOR FUN.
william wilkinson OF is7 Taban street
A. OF the belief that there are persons
nrfay night some one stole from his yard
= piano box that he had made into a
k&n ls.or The hnu Was A larra one and