The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-05
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

lumber OF the craft I'm this place. II he
paid SIP a week And every effort will be
made To prevent him from getting man
to return with him
SEEDS STOLEN
A dollars worth OF seeds were stolen
from the front OF Edward Smiths store,
100 Academy avenue. yesterday. and Mr..
Smith made quick time I'm notifying the
police OF his loss. Mounted Patrolman
Keefe was put on the case and succeed
ed In finding a young man living on Re-
gent avenue. who odmtted that he took
the seeds. but when the seeds were re-
turned Mr.. Smith did not care to prose-
cute the case.
STOLE BARRELS.
Arthur Debeau. engraver at the Crown
Worsted mills, on Troy street. saw two
men loading barrels Into an express
wagon, the number OF the same being lVx.
MI. Debeau started Tor the office 10
learn If the men had permission TO take
them. and when Informed that they nad
not went back into the YARD. but the
men and wagon were no whore In sight
The barrels were valued at -. and the
police are looking for the men and bar
rels.
HIS WATCH WAS STOLEN.
Ann Fitzgerald Of steuben street
called at the Chaffee street police station
last evening and reported that her hus-
band. Patrick. came home late and was
well under the influence oi ilqnpor. ms
quite so much as the fact that her lord
and master had been relieved of his
watch during the evening,
GENERAL MENTION.
Edward Colvin OF 72 Alleppo street,
who is employed as cook I'm a restaurant
In the square. rushed ont OF the place
afternoon with his face and
covered with blood. and as near
I...- NtlaA Atf
nected With the outfit had hit him with
glass, but he did not care to have her
arrested
The funeral Of w. e. Witheriii was
and was largely attended. There
was large delegation present from VIII
low camp. Modern Wodmen OF Amer
ca OF which the deceased was a charter
member and an earnest worker There
were many handsome floral tributes
w. i. Potter. agent at the Plainheld
yesterday found that a car on a switch
had been broken into and about S15 worth !
" chewing gum assigned TO John T. Ken |
yon of 10 rive street had been stolen. The |
,sse mad been reported to the police.
Thomas Donovan. popular young man !
~ Howard street Is confined TO hiS home. /
He II employed at the American Whiting \
company. and while at work yesterday /
1is left hand was caught in a part Of 4
machine. 1t was thought at the 4
land.
MIR. Frank Braney OF 1ss Plainfield
street and Thomas McGrath of Atwell's I
lvenue have returned home from villa /
Nova college. at Philadelphia. they hav-
ng finished Their studies there Both OF 7
hese young men took prominent parts
n the ball team OF that college.
Robert Strong the oldest resident on
Westminster hill. Is moving into the an
4 III. a..
Is w. w. Whipple has purchased his ,
,state for a furniture ware room
THIS being the first Friday In the !
month. special services were he'd at Sit. |
Mary's Catholis church this morning. !
Al 7:30 this evening the service OF Holy |
Hour will be observed.
Charles Simmons OF Thornton il enter |
aiming his brother Cyrus OF Waterman I
street as the latter's family are spending I
/ few weeks with r. r. Simmons. a
brother OF Charles and vCyrus in New
FORK.
Frank BelaslSen OF ~ Weeks street. re-
ported TO the police last evening that
'oys broke three lights OF glass in his
iome.
The F. A. Henernans have organized
team and would like to challenge any
s to Il year old team In the state Ad-
lress all challenges to Frank A. Heffer-
ian, Il Hartford avenue
delegation of masons from this place
will visit Monnt Moslah lodge at Lime
'ock this evening.
Pensioners take notice, All ?snsiur
,apers Will be made out at the office OF
", A, Phillips. Irons Block. Olneyville !
square.
JOHN o'coNNELL,
Hats, Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and |
Laundry is just above the postofnce.