The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29

St. Anthonys picnic committee met
last evening
The charges made by John O'Connell
against Frank German and Paddy Demp-
sey bribang his trainer were not sustain
ed
A vote of thanks was rendered Tom
McDermott for the use Of his training
quarters at South Scituate. The latest
entries are, Hugh o'Connor, Patrick
Malley, owen OGara, Martin Hanson.
and Dr. e. C. Murphy. Entries for the
evening.
Ths following were added to the com
mittee on grounds: John f. Harlow, John
McGinn, James Farley. Edward Hanley,
Bernard McGovern, Hugh O'Donnell r..
p Gearin and Frank Canning
Another meeting will be held next Tues
day evening when entries for the tug of
war will be considered.
A GOOD TEAM
The Adelaide. Jr's.. have a ball team
that is an honor 10 be member Of for
they have won all but one game this
season. and that was lost 20 the Annexed
Grays The Adelaides do not seem 10
some OF the players OF the Grays are
over is while the oldest player In the
Adelaides Is l5
Carey one OF their members. they claim
Is the star batter OF the state in his class
while Ramsey and La Croix are the bat
terry and Lucitt looks out for the first
base.
They would like to hear from any l3
to Is year old team in the state, and
would be particularly pleased TO hear
from the Arctic Centre er the Roosevelt
Boys. Address Thomas Carey. 139 Dan
lei avenue.
DID A RUSHING BUSINESS.
For thirty minutes yesterday morning,
business was rushing at the Chaffee
street station for the Hurry Up" wagon
made three flying trips TO the vicinity
OF the old house on McDonough street.
The first time IL returned with three
men, the second with two, and the third
with one. There was found among the
six men enough bottles to furnish
good sized saloon and while the bottles
were by no means full the variety OF
the labels was remarkable, for there was
rum. GIN, whiskey and few other con-
coctions that none but full nedged
tramp could name.
All were held for drunkenness.
THEY ENJOYED THEMSELVES.
went to "Hauterive" yesterday. and en-
joyed their sixth annual outing. Upon
their arrival on the grounds luncheon
was served and this was followed by n
game OF ball between the married and
single men. The single men say, so
as not 10 hurt the feelings OF the mar
ried men they let them win" but there
was no one in the store this morning who
could tell just what the score was. or
who was the poorest player. The dinner
was served at O'Clock and at O'Clock
they started for home.
TOOK A NAP
Two young men. members Of the Web
ster club. one a collector and the other
a wool sorter. went 10 Rumford yester-
day afternoon and both sat on the grass
while talking over the annual outing
OF the club They got tired OF talking
and fell asleep and had II not been for an
attendant at the park the men would
have been Obliged to walk home, and IT
was only with the help OF couple OF
pair OF hearty lungs that the last car for
the city was held up.
BRIGHTON PARK
Brighton park had its full share Of pa
tronage yesterday and would have had
more had the railroad service been better.
for each car left behind more than they
had on board as few care 10 make the
trip standing.
Mr.. Fellows. the manager. has added
quite a menagerie 10 the park and has
done all that Is possible 10 make this
place a desirable one for ladies and chill
dren.
The attraction yesterday was a game
OF ball between the Thorntons and the
Bud OF Hopes.
GENERAL MENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farrell have re
turned from their bridal tour and have
taken up their residence on Cambridge
street Mr. Farrell resumed his duties
at the United Cigar Store this morning
and is receiving the congratulations OF
his many friends.
The chaffee street police station was
the only one outside OF the Central that
did any business during the past -
hours, there being the names Of three
persons on the slate and these for drunk
enness.
The dry goods stores will not close
Thurcday Of this week. as was announ-
they will slve their clerks the frst Thurs
day In September instead.
A large number OF persons from this
place spent last evening or Federal Hill
taking in the sight of the Italian citizens
eelebrating their day"
Father Murphy Of the Trappist order
was the ceiebfant at the i0.D services at
81. Marys church yesterday morning and
the Rev Fr. Sullivan preached the ser
NOR.
Patrick Hogan was arrested on Hart
ford avenue this morning for being
drunk re was driving n team which was
out up A. McDermott's stable.
Ladies clothing. valued ~ about si2
ea< stolen from clothes line in the yard