The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-20

pony, and their second cnolce is goat
team, but. OF course, not one boy In
thoueand gets either, but must content
themselves with an express wagon and
have to take thetr chums about IN u TOT
the sake OF getting ride
Young Healy, son OF Martin J. Healy
of Is Sterling avenue, never owned pony
team, but he got good second choice'
for ne got a pair OF well-tamed goats
male and female. which were we'll broken.
The male goat was well able 10 oe-
fend himself against boys. dogs or, In
fact, any sort OF trouble: but II was not
80 with the female goat, who unfortu-
nstely wandered away from home yeSter-
dny and went browsing about the dump
near the old box shop mt the foot or the
avenue, and here were congregated
number OF young men and boys. and one
OF the gang was the owner or savage
white bull dog, and In the way OF little
sport set the dog on the goat, and the
conseuuences were that I'm few mo-
ments the goat was dead. and now Mr..
Healy has a complaint entered against
the gang, and no doubt the owner OF the
dog Will be called upon TO make good the
loss OF the goat.
A SUDDEN DEATH.
John r. Reilly. wei known young
man. was found dead at his home. ~
Atwelrs avenue yesterday morning by his
mother.
Mr. Reilly, who was ~ years Old had
been sick for some time. but was thought
TO be improving.
Earlv IN the morning Mrs Reilly gave
her son his medicine and drink OF water
and at that time he was resting COM
fortably, but when she called at his room
a little later she found him In an uncon-
scous condition.
DR. p w. Tiernan, the attending ply
At,~ 1sf n a
the man had passed away. Medical EX-
aminer Perkins was called and said that
death was due to natural causes. lHs
funeral will be held Wednesday morning
at $780,
Mrs. White. mother OF Grace White,
who has caused her parents so much
trouble OF late. says that woman at
South Providence is the cause OF all the
trouble, instead OF either OF her parents
being addicted to liquor.
CARMEN QUARREL.
Maurice Herman and Walter Wyman.
the former being barn man ana the
latter a moterman In the employ or the
Rhode Island company got into a dispute
over a transfer ticket In car last even
knR and the result was that one man n
non contestant was struck on the nose,
a window or two broken and Herman
and wyman were locked up for revel-
ling.
Kiernan with friend and wymap were
on their way home and Kiernan's friend
was I'm possession OF n transfer ticket,
Herman saying that Il was good, nut
Wyman said no.
The police say that wyman called Kier-
nan a liar and at this time Kiernan let
20 his right and the non contestant IN
making an effort 10 stop the fight got a
crack on the nose. that caused the blood
TO flow.
Patrolman McCrann took a hand in the
scrape. and all hands went To the Chat
fec street station, and Wyman and kier-
nan were locked up.
A little later In the evening kiernan
wanted to know if his friends had been
notified. and when Informed that they
had not been appeared TO be somewhat
astonished and Informed the OFFICER ir
charge that they ought 10 have been
and claims that such courtesy was DC
him that he wguld have been allowed
his freedom, but he was very politely In
formed that he would not have got ont
of limbo until he had squared matters
with the courts.
THEY WILL CONTINUE.
Many have made inquiries rs 10 the con-
tinuation OF the Schubert quartet and or
crhestra which was instrumental IN
building up the Tabernacle NJ. II. church
II has been learned that both or these
organizations will remain intack. The
orchestra meets at the residence or the
Rev. Walter A. Gardner lis Sterling ave
nue. every Monday evening and the quar-
tet on Wednesday, and this Mr.. Gardner
saws is for the good OF the community
and they will endeavor 10 make both bet
ter than ever before.
WAS A SUCCESS
The promoters OF the whist party for
the benefit OF st. Vincent de Paul asy-
Ium on Regent avenue. have every reason
20 feel proud OF their efforts. for Library
hall was well filled on Saturday afternoon
and the prizes offered were OF more than
ordinary value and will be retained by
the winners as a momento OF an event
held in so worthy n cause. The event
was eniivened by musical selections by
the Misses Louisa San Souci. Annie
King. Enie eating and the woodley
Sisters.
The affair was under the management
OF Mrs. NJ. B. Milan and Mrs. 4. J Sai
souci
AN ELOQUENT SERMON
Those who were fortunate enough &
attend the 10 O'clock services OF 81. An
thongs Catholic church. yesterday. ha
the pleasure OF hearing n very clOquen
sermon by the Rev. FIR. McDermott
Father McDermQtt was short tim
ago ordained as q priest and was a men
Der Of 81. Anthony's parish, but after hi
ordination he was assigned 20 a churc
~ St Louis. Mo- lie II spending HI
vacation with his parents on Bancro'
street
NEARLY DROWNED.
Joseph Needham. six years old had
narrow escape from being drowned In n
river near Mer1no Flats SATURDAY aftc
noon. and was saved by James ORourh
of 10 MAnton avenue. Inc boy, WI