The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-17
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The management OF the Earnscliffe
mills Is very much mystified over the
disappearance OF 10000 pounds OF wool.
which is valued at much more than that
many dollars. for some OF the wool. all
OF which is prepared for the loom is OF
the finest quality
II is not believed that II has been
stolen. for they cannot see how 80 large
a quantity could be taken out OF the
mill without being missed before this.
They do think. however. that mistake
has been made In some department. while
the wool was being made into cloth.
The work OF locating the missing wool
began this morning. and every effort will
be made 10 find It.
Business at this mill never was better.
and today the night shift VIII begin at
! noon and work until just before mid
night, which is a new departure
LIGHTENED THE LOAD.
The maddest person on Beer hill last
evening a man named Luby, who
dwells on Amherst street.
Early I'm the morning he went down
town and purchased a ton OF hard coal
and was told that ne could have II then
and there II he would cart IL himself
lie engaged the services OF colored
express man and gave him 81 TO do the
Job and then Luby started for home.
The coal arrived in due season but just
as the expressman drove out OF sight a
friend of Mr.. Luby informed him, Luby,
that he had seen the expressman deliver
four baskets OF coal to a Chinaman on
Pine street
Bright and early this morning Mr.. Luby
went In search OF the colored man, and
II is quite probable that some one will
get hurt II Luby finds him. Mr.. Luby
figures IL that the expressman made no
less than 81 on the deal
WILL STAY THIS TIME.
Frank Early some time ago was sent
to Cranston for stay Of 60 days by
Judge Sweetland for making an assault
upon his wife
Mrs. Early called upon her husband at
Cranston few days ago and got him TO
promise that he would do better, and
then succeeded in getting the costs OF his
case RENTED.
Frank showed up In the square yester-
day and proceeded at once 20 get on a
fighting Jag" and when he had sue
ceeded went TO his home, l73 VALLEY
street. and put his wife out OF the house.
Word was sent TO the station and Pa
trolman flaming was sent 10 the scene,
and returned with Early.
GRACE is HOME AGAIN.
The parents Of Grace White are some
what puzzled 20 what course they will
take with her for day so ago they
reported that she had left her home, "a
Asplnall street, and when Mr.. White
went into his cellar this morning he
found Grace there asleep. She told her
parents that she had spent her time
with a female friend down street And
this her parents found 10 be true.
The girl has no bad habits so far as
Mr.. and Mrs White know, but at times
will leave home for no reason and will be
gone day or more.
NOTHING COMING.
Those who own property in the heart
OF shoe Fly Village have been externally
happy for some time thinking that when
Barrie street was cut through they
would come In for something nice IN the
way of cash, but now are somewhat
been awarded small pittance and those
who are the most influential. they have
come 10 the conclusion that there IS but
little or nothing for them.
PAID FOR THEIR FUN.
n gang or young men lnuulgtd IN
coasting on Oak street hill last evening
and when warned OF the danger by Pa
trolman Connerton they turned upon him
and used the vilest OF language.
Mr. Connerton started for them, but
they skipped. but he succeeded in cap
turing bran new double runner" which
is now at the Chaffee street station and
will probably remain there for some time.
BENEFIT CONCERT.
A gang OF young mon indulged in
attend the beneft concert that Is 10 be
rendered John McVay. tenor OF st. Jo-
sephs Catholic church tomorrow, owing
10 the fact that Mr.. McVay was burned
out or house and home during Christmas
week
lie has always been ready to tender his
valuable services upon occasions. where
charity and good work was being done,
and all free gratis and his many friends
here will show their appreciation by giy-
Ing him rousng benefit tomorrow.
GIRLS FRIGHTENED.
Two little girls were nearly frightened
hound dogs. The little ones stood In
front OF Des Oranges photograph parlors,
when the three CANNES came along and
set up a howl that would frtghten
grown person. The driver of a lowgear
went TO the assistance OF the little ones.
The dogs were no; pSying any attention mt
noise than the dogs
GENERAL MENTION.
The many friends OF Al Menzler. who
took part in the dancing contest at the
Empire theatre last evening, are disap-
pointed over the outcome. Mr.. Menzier
won the prize at this theatre last year
and his friends stand ready TO back him
against the winner OF last night for any
amount OF cab.
A man fight. n dog fight and a dozen
or more fakirs were the attractions at
tho foot OF Broadway hill for few mo
ments last-~svening and fully 1000 per-
sons were N attendance. The dog fight
was tho head liner.
Or 10. c. Murphy was called TO care
for John Carrgan at his home on Stokes
street Yesterday. as Mr.. Carrigan, who Is
employed by the POcaSset Ice company,
was duite badly injured about his left
knee with an ice pike.
Court Oineyville. Foreeters of Amer
ica. held q whist party last evening and