The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-01

Hugh o. Connors, or Dol broanWay, anu
Edwin Walsh OF the Pocasset Ice' com
pany met last evening and after exchang-
ing greetings OF the day began TO talk
of the fat mans race at St Anthony's
day. and their minds reverted back 10 the
day when they ran a 100 yard race on
Perkins Stock farm for the dinners for
a party OF a dozen or more congenTal
sports.
They could both remember that 1t was
four years ago that memorable event
took place and they also remember that
the race was a draw from the fact that
Mr. O'Connor wore pair OF "sneaks
and the grass and stones hurt his feet
and Mr.. Walsh wore pair OF new shoes.
So that while the conditions were about
equal and IL was hard for referee Cooper
TO make a decision, II is probable that
these two sprinters might be induced TO
enter the race and II the committee can
get them 10 run, the jig is up with
German, Dempsey, McDeed McGann, and
in fact the entire bunch, for according
20 the statement made by one OF
these fleet-footed gentlemen and "old
woman" can beat the above mentioned.
Should Mr. uorman hear of this no DOUBT
he Will hardly be pleased to be classed
with the old women runners He can.
II he feels so inclined find consolation In
the fact that Mr.. O'Connor will run him
at any time or place he wishes TO set.
II matters keep on as they have started
in Olneyville is very likely TO know who
is the champion tat man runner of this
place and there Is lots OF money for char
liable purposes
Mr.. German has s,gnifed his intention
of accepting the challenge and when ask
ed what part OF the $50 he wanted to
take, replied, "well there's no use of
putting your foot in II. unless you cover
It all, and ] viii sell every foot OF real
estate that own in defending my hard
earned title
ROsE-BEANE WEDDING.
Miss Josephine A. Beane. daughter OF
ex-senator George F. A. Beane. and
Augustus F. Rose, teacher at the Man
ual training high school were married at
the Church OF the Messiah at Z o'clock
last evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. w. J. Collins, as
sisted by the Rev. u. G.. Rice.
The Maid OF Honor was Miss Bessie
Gardiner. the bridesmaids the Misses
Clara Whitehead and Adelaide Arnold of
Central Falls. Anna Metcalf OF West Up
ton and Estella Rose OF Waltham. Tho
best man was j. A. Wilson Of Boston
and the ushers were Abel Reynold. Jr.
william H. Beane, Bernard Rose and
Arthur Ray
After the ceremony there was recep-
ton rendered to Mr. and Mrs. Rose,
where a luncheon was served and later
In the evening the couple started on
wedding tour but where they went, or
how long they are TO remain away Is
not generally known.
One OF the spacious rooms at the home
OF the bride was filled with substantial
presents and the floral decorations were
On their return they will reside at l6
Medbury street.
HE OWNED 1T BUT HE DON'T.
Still another stranger purchased a sa-
loon evidently thinking that when he
paid his cash that the license was lnclud-
ed In the deal. This one is Horatio Foloni
who on MondayK morning took posses
sion OF the saloon on Manton avenue
formerly owned by the late NJ. j. Pagan.
He did business until az s45 last even
ing when Sergeant Potter made him
call and found that while Foloni owned
the saloon the name on the license showed
that some one had forgot 10 attend to the
license end OF the deal. and Foloni was
known has no redress as he simply pur-
chased the stock and good will OF the
place. which is worth little II he can get
no license IL In not many days ago since
= French speaking stranger purchased
saloon on Valley street and the circum-
stances are very similar and now the
man that sold him the saloon Is again be-
hind the bar. Many are wondering what
would be the result the police commits
sion were aware OF the fact
PERRY STARS. 6: RUSSELL JRs.. "a
The Russell Juniors suffered defeat az
the hands OF the Perry Stars The game
was one-sided from the start. the Perrys
having everything their own way
Russell. the pitcher Of the Juniors. was
batted out OF the box IN the second in
nins and vas replaced by Riley. who dld
q little better.
Beauleveau, the pitcher OF the Perrys.
did fpe work. striking out rs players and
Keats showed UP well behind the bat.
while Sawyer's work AZ first could not be
beaten.
TIE Perrys play the Russells again to-
day and " will no doubt be a hot game.
team.
GOOD FOR MNrLTY.
There IL some talk among the residents
Of Harris avenue OF holding a mass meet
Ing and then convey their heartfelt
thanks to one McNulty OF that
shoroushfsre for his methods OF
Keeping the Italians from Federal ITll
from stealing flowers II will be remem-
bored that a few days ago that Mr.. Nc
Nuity caught an Italian In his yard while
be was In the act Of tearing OF flowers
and the intruder was rescued by his
oountry-nen.
o6nce that incident all the class Of mill
neip use the outer side Of the stree, IN
geing 20 and coming from the mills and