The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-09

would not be one whit poorer II they were
| to Jack up their jobs as conductors for
4 they are excellent singers and could make
| their way with the rest OF them, as
| quintet and II is possible that they may
| for they are practicing at their leisure
and those who are fortunate enough 10 be
near enough TO hear them, are much
| pleased with their efforts.
There are lot OF singers In this city,
| but among the best are Chas. Landers.
basso; Joseph Crowley baritone Jim
! Donelyn. tenor: William Hawkins. "a
| tenor: Wllfred Gorton, basso. and their
names can be found on the pay roll of the
Rhode Island company
WANTED TO FIGHT.
Ben Gillian. IT is said. is one OF the
many who go through this world with
| hghting bee in his bonnet. The bee was
| buzzing very busily last evening and Mr..
Gillian was I'm his own estimation In con-
! diton 10 fight lion and as he could find
! no one who cared 10 mix-up with him. he
I called upon Patrolman Wilkinson The
I latter didn't care 10 fight he says so he
\ grabbed poor fighting Gillian by the nap
/ OF the neck and landed him in n cell for
/ being drunk. Some time ago Gillian. IL is
said, set his dog on Patrolman Wikin-
son. So the later was not over sorry to
! lay hands on Gillian.
SAID TO BE INSANE.
Chs:les re-esy. a well known charac-
ter was taken from his home 81 oak
street this morning as 81 insane person.
Mr. Tierney. who e ~ old fashioned
/ carpenter. has lived alone ~. a pretty
white cottage at 81 Oak stree. Ger years
! and is the possessor OF considerahie real
4 estate. and but little is known OF his scla-
/ tives. He was always noted for his pasc-
! harit!es, but OF late he has been acting
! In such manner as made the polics
I
MICHAEL FANNTNG BURIED.
The funeral of Michael Tanning was
] held at st Mary's church this morning
and was very largely attended. Mr. Fam
ming was one OF the old school residents
and his life was one OF honesty and So
/ briefly and he has brought up n family
which has been taught that these charac-
ters are the best TO make ones way
/ through life
He was n member or the Holy Name
/ society OF ST. Mary's church and Olney-
/ Vile Council. Royal Arcanum. each hav-
} ing delegation at the services
A CORRECTION.
The statement that Mrs. Rogers moth
! er OF William Rogers, was taken into
custody by the police last winter. made in
The News last evening was an error. Mrs
| Rogers has never been in police custody
as is n woman greatly respected and es-
| lives
GENERAL MENTION.
There was another large attendance at
~. Mary fair last evening, and the spe-
cial guest Of the evening was La Salle
] council, knights OF Columbus. This even
ing the Regent Literary and Social club
and Hope council. knights of Columbus.
VIII be In attendance. The winners last
evening were as follows: Rev Father
Craig. H. Nangle Mary w. Heanev Sa-
rah Riley Kate Hanrahan Mrs. Jones.
Edward GIN, Lizzie Boardman. Rev.
Father O'Connell. Sarah Kennedy. Frank
Hanley. Frank Slavin Mary Hannon. An
ME Carey and Annie Devlin. The nail
driving contest was won by Mrs Thomas
Hanley.
Mr. Michael Healey will he 30 years old
tomorrow, end rs he has been happy
most of the time will entertain a few OF
his friends Al his home. ls Marvin street.
and hop.
There was lively row AZ the corner
of Huntington avenue and McDonough
street just after ~ o'clock last evening.
The two men were In the drenching rain.
but this did not stop quite n crowd from
Witnessing the ARRAY
The crank shaft OF an engine drawing
q special freight train snapped az Z
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and formed
an attraction for = large delegation on the
/ Westminster street bridge
Walter Wood and Walter Lane. each I2
yelIs old were taken into custody yes
terdAy afternoon for stealing growiag
4 lfhll from tUe NArd OF Ja mos MCfsann.
according To the police report
John 6. Quinn. Esq who has been IN
I III health for some time called upon
some of his old friends In the sausre.
vcsterday forenoon
William Donovan and Frank McGovern
were the guests OF tho Wise RrotNera a,
the Management hotel and AZ Kelths
theatre l~st evening
James n McGnn. who has been visi,
Ing hts parents on Laurel Hiu avenue.
has returned 20 his place OF business IN
Philadelphia.
Jooe T. Apnlshv, r well know, reai
dent of Johnston is dad Hi- funeral
will be held tor-~row morning at Il
o'clock
The funeral ~ DeIn wife ~ ro-enh
Dcnnellv. wrs hold from her ia'e re-,-
denc" p Huntington avenue az a,g0 this
morning
r. T. Slade Of ~ Auden avenue has 70
ported 90 tho police that his valuable dog
has been ~f0lcn
Ex-De'ecfive ITahorlin of Paw'vctet
was on the square for n short time yes-
ierdav afternoon
Have Won counted he Dots IN The
News Ioor On ano'ho- nnro fo- tho ad
evniaining Tho contest send IN N cents.
with your count. 90 the Dot Department
Providence New. Providence r. L. and
have the raper sent 10 you.
r,esso~s ir Social nanci-r TeV.u,
Ifau Ofnevvii,n prof p = Rar~s,t Il
Chil4ren's ciasses Saturday At . Adui's'
classes Monday and Friday az G. Cir.
culars AZ hall.
JOHN o'coNNeIl.
Usu. Csps Furnishings Trunk Store ard
LAupdrF is Just above the postofnoe