The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-04

The Marvin Athletic club held their an
nual outing at Muddy Cove Sunday the
tourney being made in a handsome drag
The FIRST thing thought of after reach
ing the scene OF action was something TO
eat and the chef OF the club was not lons
In getting a substantial repast ready
Then came a game OF ball when the single
men waded in TO clean up the married
men. but they made n mistake for the
umpire. Hon. Thomas Hoban, was a mar
ried man. and did all that was possible
20 favor the ones OF his condition.
He became so barefaced that the mar
ried men. even. were somewhat ASHAMED
OF his work. so he was called off and was
substituted by Lawrence Coin. Matters
from this time out were about even and
when the game ended the score was 1872
In favor OF the young bloods.
The lineup was as follows:
Single Menu. Hoban. c. ; d. NELL, p. !;
T. Hoban. h.; Foye, 2b.: Bonso, 80; Mike.
g. s.; Tanning, G T.; j. Healy. T. f.: Fftz,
Ii
Married Men-Flarety. C.: p. o'NelI. p. !:
Scott. h; J. San Souci. %; r. Dolan. 3b. !;
j. Ward, s. s.: b. Hea'ey, l. e.: w. Riley,
C. T.; p. Hoban, T. T.; j. Hanley, substl-
tute.
COURT GEN. SHERIDAN.
Court Gen Sheridan held a we'll at
tended meeting in Stokes hall last evening
and IL proved TO be a very busy one.
Three applications for membership were
received. Three brothers were reported
on the sick list. The anniversary cele-
bration committee reported they had de-
cided to hold banquet i'm one of the local
halls the latter part OF September.
AS visitors there were present brothers
from Court Diamond of Lowell and
Brother Silvia OF Court Warwick, who
spoke very interestingly, besides several
members OF the court including Chief
Ranger J. j. fMcCabe. Past Chief Rangers
Scott. Murphy, Moreland and Canning
After regular business a short musical
program was enjoyed.
HAIR CAUGHT IN MACHINERY.
Miss George Cook who is employed In
No twisting room OF the Atlantic Mills.
had very narrow escape from being
killed yesterday forenoon In that room.
She had stepped upon her machine 20
arrange some portion Of u when breeze
struck her hair and caused IL tol blow
upwards. 1t came In contact with
shaft Miss Cook shouted and the fore
man OF the room Mr.. Stuckling. who ran
10 her assistance, and unmindful OF his
own safety jumped in among the fast
moving machinery and succeeded In pull
ing belt of.
IL was quite fortunate for her that Mr..
6tuckling were so near and was so prompt
in extricating her fro mher perilous posi-
ton She was taken 10 her home on
Penn street. in a carriage.
Her injuries are not of a serious ma
ture.
SHE'S A LADY.
Mrs. .Mulcahey OF the Holy city wants
II 20 be distinctly understood that she Is
a lady. and that she took no part In the
- A. 1.ae AreatN tn1 "a
there was a good sized row In the village,
and during its run. she sat in peace with
her neighbors and the world on her own
doorsteps. surrounded by her four chill
dren. who watched the scene. and were
sorry that all could not be like her. good
kind and peaceable.
AT LAST.
Some time ago young man named
Gaffney and a friend were having what
they called a good time on Manton ave-
nue., but the police called II revelling, and
Gaffney's chum pleaded In answer TO a
charge. Gaffney did not care TO be ar
rested so he skipped. but came home a
day or so ago Yesterday the police told
him 10 call at the police court and settle
the matter and he said he that he would.
ANOTHER REPORT
There is a rumor afloat that the differ
ent sorts of work such as weavers. spin
ming. etc. will be done I'm one Of the mills
OF the American Woolen company. That
is the mill that has the largest and best
capacity for cardlng and spinning. will
DO these branches OF the work. the same
for weaving and so on.
SHE WON.
On Saturday there was a land sale at
Lymansville and as an attraction s. was
70 be given 10 the woman who would eat
the most Ice cream. The winner was
woman from Beer Hill. who made rec
ord with pa quarts which was three pirts
more than her nearest competitor She
was given the s. without a question.
To A NEW LOCATION
W. L. Whipple began the work. Of re-
moving his goods from his old plant on
Manton avenue 10 his new one on West
minister street yesterday
The large building In the rear Of the
new. stand has been purchased by the
Conley estate and Is 10 be removed to the
lance above after after hiphs %hieb r snSTt WbiSrie ali
viii erect storehouse on It's site
TOO MUCH EXCITEMENT.
James Jones OF judith street left his
home az an early hour this morning TO
call Dr. Kean OF Atwelrs avenue 10
care for hts wife. on the way home Mr.
Jones had fit and was assisted hong
by the doctor The excitement and
thoughts OF becoming a father was SAID
20 be the cause for the same.
GENERAL MENTION.
A number OF Italian boys went into
the yard of John Peck. 525 Union ave
nue. yesterday afternoon. and helped
themselves 20 fruit When spoked 90 by
Mise Peck. one OF the boys hurled a
stone az her striking her In the fore
head, cutting n deep gash. The boys are
known % the police.
Delegates from the United IRISH 60
cietles. met az the parlors of the Grat-
con Literary association az Manton.
Sunday, and made preliminary arrange