The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-26
Officials Visit Poor Farm and Are
Entertained.
A SCiIuate Man Who Believes Virtue
Is It's Own Reward.
Clneyv the Providence News Heernans News
Store IS Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

say they would rather beat Olneyville
than any other team. Olneyville will
have O'Brien. the star Manhattan college
pitcher, In the box He Is the pitcher
who let the Woonsocket Gyms down with
four hits and Is certainly one of the best
college pitchers in the country.
Joe Cotter, the hard hitting Manhattan
college man. will be I'm left fed for Olney-
VILE, and McGuinness. n local boy, will
be In right There is certainly a great
rivalry between these teams and a hot
contest is looked for
THE "oUT-OF-TowN" CLUB.
The "out-of-Town' club will hold a
special meeting this evening and make
final preparations for their outing Sun
day. They have decided to spend the day
at Newport
One OF the members spent one day there
last week and according to his story has
engaged a sufficient number OF automo-
biles for the party, which will dine al the
Perry House.
The secretary OF the club throws out a
gentle hint that they have room for just
three more members at s. per- and this
has led some of the members 10 think
that unless these three members are cap
tured that all will be obliged to pay their
own bills.
TOO FUsSY.
woman has been making herself OBJ
noXious TO the residents OF Hartford and
Lowell avenues for a day SO. She will
call and insist on being given food
Last evening she was seen on Hartford
avenue taking nupber of packages OF
what was supposed TO be food. from the
bosom OF her dress looked them over.
and II they did not suit her taste threw
them away
She also visited a liquor saloon, but
was evidently not wanted for she was not
inside more than a second.
TWINS THE CAUSE.
Patrolman Feeney OF the Chaffee street
station was presented with a real good
cigar embellished with a real pretty blue
ribbon. the person making the presenta-
tion being Patrolman James Cook OF the
knight street station. IL was learned
that Mr. Cook had called upon quite a
number OF his former associates and gave
them a cigar. and this outburst OF gener-
osity led 10 an Investigation, which dis
closed the fact that he had made himself
a lifelong friend OF President Roosevelt,
he being the proud dad of twins. Pa
trolmen Hopkins and Robinson are to be
the godfathers.
HE FOUND HIS LEVEL.
Yesterday r:orning James Andrews re-
ported to the Chaffee street police sta
from tSn ths b sIs So haa n w 6eep %oe
on the railroad near the Plainfield street
crossing. At noon yesterday boy named
George Barnes of 10 Lena street re-
turned IL 10 Mr.. Andrews. saying that he
found IL In the grass NOT far from where
Mr.. Andrews was at work.
GENERAL MENTION
Michael McCabe was taken into custody
on Amherst street last night by Patrol
man Toner, and. was locked up as
ago that his daughter Mrs Rose Handy.
died at the Rhode Island hospital for the
want OF proper care. and her two little
children were sent to the State Home
A gang Of young men stoned one or
the Willard delivery wagons on Valley
street. near Harold street yesterday az
ternoon and broke In one side of IL. The
outfit was in charge of John O'Connor
of 2 Handy street
The Delaine Stars defeated the Star
afternoon. The lineup OF the winning
team was as follows; McGuy c; Com
man, IS. Ware. 3D.; Dumphy, CT: Nc
Elroy. H.. Robinson. RI
The last layer Of stone for the fou,1a-
Bsinbridge avenue will have been put in
position today and the work OF laying
brick will begin tomorrow.
At the meeting OF Narragansett lodge
of workmen last evening six candica,cs
were initiated. and eight applications for
membership were received
Patrolman Dooley of the Chaffee street
station found a yellow blanket on Plain
fielu street. last night and Il awaits an
owner a the station.
The slot machine stolen from the front
Of lS7 Valley street was found I'm the
river and returned TO the owner by the
police yesterday afternoon
Peter Slamani Of a Joslin street has
requested the police to find his l3 year
old son. Frank. who has taken a notion
to spend the most OF his time down
street
San Souc. Furnished the handsome caps
for the railroad men who went To New
Bedford this morning
Editor Sibly. OF the Olneyville Times.
has returned from Atlantic City, where
he went TO represent the Rhode Island
Press association.
There r. broken tree I'm front Of 1871
Academy avenue that pedestrians Will
do we'll TO dodge. until after the city orIi-
cials have attended to g.
The funeral Of Miss Annie Rowen. who
was a popular young lady OF TuXeCo /
avenue. was held at st Mary's church
this morning
The funeral Of Mrs. Dyer. wife OF Pat /
rolman Dyer. Of the Chaffee street sta |
tion was held at 10 O'Clock this morning /
Sterry r. Luther town clerk of John !
ston. II confined TO his home with an at
tack OF measles.
Charles o. willard Is the latest name
10 be added 10 the fat mans race entries
Piano :ekets for So k-thony's fair.
fer sale at san Scuci's and i-=-lows