The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-27


larger. "A chase. and succeeded in catch
ing them. and held them until Patroiinah
James Moon. who saw them runhlIS'
came up and he took them To the ChaHee
street station, where both cried IKE pa-
bIes and one OF them, who could speak
"A little English said that they did not
throw the stone and as Mr. Money had no
other witness the men were held uhul
morning as suspicious persons as uleS
could not give any good account or thoih-
selves.
A BAZAR or NATIONS,
The 81. Anthony society connected with
when Fr Brown was elected chairman
with Frank Canning. John : Harlow ana
the Misses Mamie Kenney In1 GertrudS
Duffy as assistants and decid I'd hold
bazaar OF all Nations, beginning the Mon
day prior to Memorial day and conunu-
ing for the week At the next meeting al
Of the sub-committees will be approved
DOG ATTACKS a HORSE
Late Saturday afternoon huge dog
attacked a horse attached to an express
wagon. i'm charge OF man named de
Grade on Manton avenue. The dog at
last succeeded I'm getting grip on one
OF the horses forward legs, and cluns on
30 fierce, that the horse was thrown ana
IL was necessary TO beat the dog off with
CLUBS, DtloIc IL Npulu ifi'ooN - ''N'''
GENERAL MENTION.
Edward Cummings employed by j. a.
g. F. Cannon, while delivering orders
Saturday, fell and sustained fracture
OF his left ankle He was assisted 10 MS
wagon by his assistant Francis Healy,
/ and taken to his home. 2S Marvin street
and attended by the family physician.
Court Thomas A. Doyle VIII observe
] th AT SnTlnReTS nail,
! this evening
! Mr. James McCabc, "a well known resi-
dent of the annexed district, is seriously
! III ct his home on Ralf street
Az further evidences of an unpleasant
outlook for the employees of the Fletcher
mills those of the weavers who tnished
n warp on Saturday were ordered to tie
up the belt Of their looms. and not 10
! come I'm again until further orders
Patrolman Wilkinson arrested the dir
test specimen of humanity on Manton
avenue early this morning. that ever
! floated into the square. The man was
drunk and looked as II he had been asleep
In "A sewer.
Ashes. swill. and n few other things
| appear to have got a couple of families
/ on Logan street and Whittier avenue In
/ a state OF mind tina It's not pleasant. and
/ the police have been called upon 10 ar
/ bitrate.
The Celtic Historical and Literary as
soclatIon will hold "A grand concert IN
\ Irons hall, Sunday evening. when the
/ Hon John Il. Fitzgerald will be the
speaker. and r. l.. Havens viii preside
Patrick Mullgan formerly employed al
| B. A. Smiths drug store, but for mum
ber OF years has bcen connected with 9
| New York house. az a travelling sales
man Is here on "A short vacation
Requium Mass was celebrated at st
Mary's church this morning, for the re-
pose OF the soul OF the late Thomas Nc
Mann. who was prominently connected
wit hthe Holy Name society OF tina
church.
The Regent Literary and Social clul
will hold their annual banquet and bal
I'm odd Fellows hall Academy avenue
tomorrow evening
The funeral OF Mrs. Gale. who wa
killed at the Grove street crossing Sat
urday evening will be held at St Mary
church tomorrow morning at $50
The Union Aid society will hold a Ma!
breakfast In their hall on Dewey street
Friday morning. also turkey Dime
| at nocntime.
Yesterday was children's communion
Sunday at ST. Mary's Catholic churcl
yesterday. Special services being helC
at S o'clock I'm the morning.
| The Robert Emmett association held
well attended meeting yesterday after
noon and were well patronized.
Or. Winns T. reported as being crltl
cany m at his home. corner OF Atwelll
avenue and Eagle street
Business was very quiet at the Chaffe
street station during the past "A hours
! but one arrest having been made.
The mission for men at the Church o
[ the Blessed Sacrament began last even
/ ing with "a very large attendance.
All arrangements have been made 70
| the monster Democratic registration ralll
! that Is TO bc held in Irons hall thi
I evening.
Bloomcr cars made their first appear
| ancc OF the season at the square yes
/ terday.
! Bicycle clubs went through the squaT,
/ in large numbers yesterday.
". A. VI. Wilson IL laid mp with
. sprnned ankle.