The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-16
Tai|ors in War Over Trade
of Big Store.
Mascot Of Hose 20 StoIen-StO|s Cob
bIsT's Beer Money SpinnerS Strike.
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. Patrolman Coakley. Burns was covered
with blood, and told the patrolman tha'
/ ne had fallen from a team.
i Burns was inclined TO be saucy, and
/ would not answer the patrolman so M
was taken TO the station on the charge o,
being intoxicated. IL was learned later
that DR. Boucher had dressed the man
wound which was a nasty cut on the
head. but Burns did not tell the doctor
any long story, and the police are In
clned 20 think that he had been assault
ed
QUITE A COMPLIMENT.
II used 10 be Barney Nangle, but now
II is Upton" Nangle for he with James
Riley and Edward Kane went 10 Newport
yesterday where Mr.. Kane has a steam
launch and they went fishing for white
perch and each came home with mar
ket basket brimming fun. Mr.. Nangle
was dressed I'm pure white yachting suit
and was at a glance taken for Sir Thom-
as. but as Mr.. Nangle was shy a fortie,
those who took him for that noted sports
man saw their mistake. This little honor
shown Mr.. Nangle was sufficient to have
him made a life member OF the Gillahoo
club
THEY WILL BE THERE.
Next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock the
Rev. FIR. Thomas p. Grace wants every
member OF the executive and advisory
committees. every member of the gener-
al committee the various sub-commit-
tees, the Holy Name society and in fact.
every member OF the parish who have
any intentions OF assisting in the coming
fair to be present at this meeting The
executive and advisory committee met
last evening and had a couple OF hours
hard work and now they want the hearty
assistance OF all
FIREMEN HUNT.
What looked 10 be a disastrous Are
broke out at 3;25 yesterday afternoon in
the large building at the fot OF Broadway
owned by James Kennedy. who is now In
Europe Lookouts were placed upon all OF
the surrounding buildings but the hremen
madesshprt work OF the blaze The extent
OF: The damage is not known or Is the
rHuse OF, The fire. John Leonard. mem
Der OF Hook and Ladder No. 2 was quite
badly injured about the left wrist by the
falling or piece OF Slate, and was cared
for by DR. Perrin.
"t fyt GLA DTO SEE HIM
Among the callers In the square this
morning wss Thomas w Penney, who
for many years was the proprietor OF the
FISH market near Tar bridge. II took Mr..
Penney more than an hour TO do work
that he supposed would take up less than
Is minutes OF his time, but his old friends
wanted To shake hands with him and ask
him all sorts OF questions, for he had
not been nthe square before for A num-
ber OF years
POLICE ARE sCEPTICAI.
Some one sent word to the Chaffee
street station yesterday afternoon that
that while Rose and Lena Sehier Of q
Daniel avenue were on their why home
10 dinner yesterday that a young man
riding bicycle grabbed from Roses
hand an envelope containing her weeks
salary s..
Up 10 noon today the police had been
unable 10 find any such person as Rose
or Lena Schier or any H Daniel avenue.
a BIG MEETING.
There we're more than 100 present at the
| meeting Of Manufacturers lodge OF Odd
Fellows last evening when one candidate
received the lnitiatory degree They
found the hall as they expected. much
| improved In beauty After the degree
work collation. was served and this was
followed by addresses which were made
| by Disctrict Deputy Grand Master Geo.
| Amidon and suite.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF William Henry MaRoon
was held at the Dyer Homestead at Dyer
cemetery at o'clock this afternoon and
was one OF the largest held In this vicin-
ity for many years. as the deveased was
a most honorable and upright young
man.
A car load OF passengers on the Broad
way line were somewhat amused al the
actions OF a driver OF n coal cart on
Broadway hill yesterday afternoon, for
his horse had fallen down The driver
still retained his seat and was clingine
for dear life TO the relns instead Of get
ting down and helping his horse TO re.
gain his feet.
John Donnelly OF this place has beer
appointed az a delegation from the First
Lisht Infantry 10 act on the reception
committee that is TO receive the Ancient
and Honorable society OF London upon
its visit TO this city.
Olneyvflle Council, Royal Arcanum.
met last evening and received two appli-
cations for membership. A committee
was appointed TO arrange for an enter
tainment I'm the near future
Patrolman Young OF the Chaffee street
station ana his chum. Hugh Mcguire had
great luck nshing for "squit." yesterday
and. At least. one outsider had n feast Of
sqrit FOR his dinner today and extended
thanks
The funeral OF Joseph Boskin, n well
known young man who had many friends.
was held at his late home on Barrie
street az $50 this morning and later ser
Niees were held at st Mary's church
william Kelly OF 7bS Potter's avenue
nan NJ Yesterday afternoon on the
s1uare and was sent 90 the Rhode Island
h.sp'al by Patrolruan Mclaughlin.
heart of Wareaugan. Conn, who
Hattie Pohle on Plainneld street hss -.
turned home.
JOHN o'coNNsll,