The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-15

ings ago and voted that one OF the ladies'
| Of that place was not entitled 10 that
rank and IL Is understood that the prop
er documents have been nled with Cap
tain Rowe OF the ChafIee street police
! station 20 that end
GOING TO OLD ENGLAND.
Mrs. Parkinson. mother of James Park
inson OK a Pocasset avenue who came
| here from England 10 visit her son a
short time ago VIII return TO her home
tomorrow. Mr.. Parklnsons wife, WA
liam Mills and wife and Mrs. John Tur-
ner. all well known residents OF this vi
| cinity arc TO accompany her on the trip
and will remain In England for the re-
mainder or the summer.
They sail through the office OF Kennedy
& Cough
GENERAL MENTION.
August Keller, a former resident Of this
place, but now prominently connected
with a large manufacturing concern at
Aldan a suburb OF Philadelphia, is here
on a short visit and viii probably return
to his home tomorrow evening.
on Monday April n, David J. Blyth,
son of David, and lives az 30l Lowell ave-
nue., drew his pay at Atlantic mills and
has not been seen in or about these dig
gings since and his parents are OF the
belief that he went TO New York
Perhaps j. T.. Newton OF 1896 Westmin-
lister street could find his Gordon setter
dog at tho dog officers office for such
dog was picked up by them a day or two
ago. and Mr.. Newton says that the dog
is among the missing.
The beautiful ana impressive ceremony
OF the forty hours alteration began at
ST. Marys church az $50 this morning. all
OF the clergy. acolytes and children TAX
ing part. The attendance was exception
ally large.
A large crowd gathered upon the West
minister street bridge last evening to
watch the fire at Arlington, and there
was much speculation, az to whether IL
was the Arlington car barn on the brew
cry that was on fire.
Patrolman White took young man in
TO custody yesterday for distributing
hand bills. but as the fellow was I'm ILL
health, was not held. but was told not TO
distribute any more and promised 10 obey
James Atwel Of II Yale avenue was
quite badly injured by being thrown from
his team while driving on Academy ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon, wheel coming
Off being the cause OF the accident.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. James
Cunningham at the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament was one OF the largest held
for many years for but few women were
better. or moro favorably known than
she. There were many handsome floral
offerings.
|. Louis Bureckner OF % Lowell avenue
stopped at n restaurant I'm the square
yesterday noon to get lunch and when
he came out found that some one had
stolen his $50 wheel.
Matthew Cunningham was arrested on
a warrant at his home on Alleppo street
this morning on the charge OF not send
ing one OF his children to school.
A special car flled with boys from the
St Thercsa's 3 parochial school started for
Fall River this morning 10 play ball with
school I'm that city.
The relatives Of Judge Phillips say that
there is a slight Improvement I'm his con-
ditlon. and that he partook of n little
nourishmcnt yesterday for the first time
I'm number of DAYS.
This evening at tho Lawton house on
Mnnton avenue Harry Williams win play
Thomas Fish game OF pool. Mr.. VIII
liams TO make 200 points to Mr.. Fish's l6O.
The railroad mon who played ball yes
terday arc using linlmcnt on their lame
and bruised limbs today. and their oppo-
nents the clerks arc trying TO tell how
it all happened
The liquor saloon Of +. X Kelly. 2o6
Amherst street. was broken into last
night, and SO was taken from the money
drawer
North star tent ~ Mqccabees met I'm
odd Fellows hall on Academy avenue last
evening and initiated one candidate.
Or John Z Farrell and wife who have
been spending n short season in the
Sou 49, are expcctod 10 return today.
The Olncyvllle Baseball team proposes
60 put up great game tomorrow with
the Milfords
business was good ~ the Chaffee street
tation, yesterday there being five ar
rests f6T drunkenness.