The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-13
THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
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Warren stiilman OF Sc Fehno street is
a happy man today for ne round MS
Spaniel dog that he purchased In New
York last week lie returned home with
the dog on Friday and was among the
missing before night, but this morning
he found him I'm the yard OF a nelghbor.
William Peliske and Carl Hamer, who
board at 26 Putnam street, got into
quarrel last evening and Pelish hit Ha-
mer over the head with a bottle partly
filled with liquor. Pelish was locked up
on charge OF assauting Hemer and
drunkenness and Hamer for drunkenness.
Patrolman Dooley found team on
Laurel Hill avenue early this morning
and put II up at McDermott's stable. The
team proved to be DR.. Benefits and had
been stolen early I'm the evening from
the corner Of Broad and Pearly streets.
Miss Mary Jennings. woman we'll and
favorably known I'm this vicinity for many
years, IL dead al the home Of her niece,
Sabina Bannon. III Killingly avenue. aged
IS years Her funeral WILL be held to-
morrow morning at $3.50 o'clock at 81.
Anthony's church.
The Holy Name society connected with
St Marys church held a well attended
meeting yesterday afternoon, and after
the regular business had been disposed OF
the spiritual director, the Rev Father
J. r Sullivan gave the members very
interesting address
Two young Italians furnished consid-
ersblc excitement at the entrance 10 the
Atlantic Mills this morning by indulging
i'm a one-bout setto. and they were just
getting warmed up when some one
shouted cop" and they ran into the mill
yard
Early this morning the manager OF
local coal yard could not induce any or
his men TO go 20 the Eastern Coal com
pany for supply OF coal. and was obn-
ged 10 drive the team himself, but did
not care 10 do so without an assistant.
The committee who are arranging for
the fair 10 be held for the benefit of the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament will
hold a social in odd Fellows hall on Aca-
denny avenue, this evening
One OF the best known business men
~ the square. made his appearance at
his place OF business this morning and
was not recognized and this IL because
he had shaved off his mustache
While boys were indulglng In the pas
time of stone throwing yesterday they
broke a pane Of glass in the store located
at 92 Hendricks street.
Patrick McQuade has handsome
shepard dog at his home Locomotive
street, which came to him yesterday and
he wants II taken away.
W. +. Steere, principal OF the Roosevelt
school. with a party OF friends are of
on a fishing trip for few days.
Miss Mary McGovern. Of the Boston
Conservatory OF Music, was one OF the
soloists ut ST. Marys Catholic church.
yesterday.
The collections at all OF the Cathonc
churches In this vicinity yesterday were
very liberal and were donated to the
orphan asylum.
There will be no more vacations at the
Chaffee street police station until the
teamers' strike is settled.
Uni Boman OF ll7 Deaine street lost a
black silk neck ruffle, while on her way
10 church yesterday morning
A large plate glass window was broken
in the plumbing shop Of Appleton & Lee
last night.
A large class Of candidates will he ad-
mitted into Willow Camp of Woodmen
this evening.
Thomas DAILY OF Exeter and Michael
Tanning of Boston are visiting friends
here.
w. SLATER MONRY HAS REMOD-
ellsd Robbins Restaurant II Hartford