The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-14

Belle Mahan, better known 80 NV
LII" and ex-queen OF Shoe Fly village
took mornings rde in the 5000 chariot
from the Chaffee street station thi'
morning. she had no particular desire
20 ride. but Sergeant Bennett at last per
suaded her that n mornings ride In
rubber tired carriage was strictly an eas'
side habit. and so long as he, with
footman. a driver ands an escort nae
called for her ne hoped that she woulo
be lady-like enough 10 accept the lnVl'
aation. There were others In fact many
others, who wanted IN TO take rlde-
good long ride. Some wanted 10 maze
II six months and one intimated that they
would be pleased II In never came
back.
She finally accepted and rode 10 the
Central station where Mrs Tillinghast re-
ceived her I'm a manner becoming hef
station and gave her q cosy room all 70
herself and urged her to prepare for fur-
Their honors. for in few moments she
was 10 ae presented 10 william II, sweet
land. the Judge Of the Sixth district court.
'Lil" was ready for the reception and
there were two subjects that she ana MS
homer referred tn. the first question pelns
asked her why did she "swipe Nellle
Lyons with poker. and the other was
why was she a railer and brawler. Thls
IL the effect II not the text of the ques-
tions at any rate.
The woman's home II at $40 Atweli
avenue and the other occupant or the
house with her is a family named Lyons
who have lived there many years In peace
and duietness Last Saturday irlehu
of theirs was about TO leave for the 'old
country and she was entertained at the
house and as Annie. a member or the
nfaA
guests TO the front door LII Is said "a
have struck her with a stove poker and
knocked her out Mrs Lyons made a
complaint to the police and they found a
string of witnesses that would MI the
court room who arc ready and willing
20 testify against "Lil' on both charges.
NOT A KIND HUSBAND.
Enos Emmett better known as Fritz
well-known musician; was arres'ea az
his home. 2l2 Killingly avenue. az
O'Clock this morning, on warrant cha,g
ing him with making an assault upon ms
wife. When the police called at the nous.
they were met by Mrs, Emmett, who was
aware OF the fact that her husband was
wanted and she quietly allowed the po-
lice TO enter the room where her nus
The police found that there was no need
of being quiet. for Emmett was dead
drunk. and the police had to dress him
According TO the statement OF me ponce
Emmett. who Is a member of a theatrical
orchestra, is one OF the foulest spoken
men in the state.
HAD A DAY OFF.
young fellow. who gave his name as
Frank Rogers, and said he was employed
by Massie & Co az Thornton. very evi.
IDENTIFY had n day off yesterday. Late IN
the afternoon he drove down Plainheld
street at furious gait. but before he
young man who knew him. Patrolman
Dyer took the fast driver 70 the patrol
box and Walter D Harris. superintend.
the team. Rogers was locked up for be-
ing drunk.
READY FOR THE OUTING
ST. Mary's Irish Catholic Benevolent
union met in their hall sunday evening
and elected p. 4. RYAN as chairman tt
the sick committee and stephen Larney
as trustee for IS months
The delegates from the different unions
arrangements for the annual outing
which will be held Thursday. when
this union will turn out in large numbers.
GENERAL MENTION.
William h Feeney. the well known
tenor singer and popular member OF the
Young Mems Literary and Social club.
was taken from his home on Eden street
10 the Rhode Island hospital Sunday,
suffering with typhoid and pneumonia,
The committee which has charge OF the
annual outing Of the Olneyville Business
Mems association, has decided upon
Palace Gardens AZ the place and Thurs
day. July 2srd. the date
The horse that was found and put up
at McDermotts stable last Saturday By
the police. was called for last evening
BY Henry Mccarthy OF North Providence
William Byron. i3 years old. fell m
Davis park last evening and was injured
about the head He was taken 10 his
home on Frederick street by Patrolman
Dooley
Earnest Smith OF the Smith Concrete
company reports tho loss OF a 50 gallon
iron kettle that was stolen from the
works on Ridge street last wednesday
One OF n pair of horses attached 10 orc
OF the Pocasset Ice company's delivery
wagons was seized with collie while
standing in the square this morning.
The p. Morrisseys would like 90 pay
any iS 20 Is year old team n the stare
Address all choilerges TO T. Carmody
b3 Curtis street of L. Hanson, % Amster-
dam street
John Callaghan who recently severed
.ss connection as prescription clerk W IN
f. i. Luther on account of his health A.
now confined to his bed.
The 6:i5 Danieisonville car got ont OF
order this morning near Merno avenue
and y was iowed back TO the station near
the city line
The Broadway Baptist Sunday school
went 70 Touiseti park this morning on the
steamer Warwick
Willow Camp. Modern Woodnen Of
America. held an interesting sessi9n IN
Stokes hall last evening
Court Thomas a. Doyle entertained a
number of prominent visitors a, their
meeting last evening
John MuIIiean and Andrew Crane O..