The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-25

ing's game will be declared the cham
pion OF the city and at latter date will
be matched TO play the English team.
who Is said to be one OF the best pool
players I'm the country.
John Thompson has been selected as the
referee for this and Friday evening.
INTERESTING SESSION.
The Mount Pleasant Improvement club
held a very interesting meeting i'm its
rooms on Huron street last evening when
a constitution and a code OF bylaws were
adopted. The committee on hall reported
progress.
The neglected condition OF the streets
of the 10th ward. the proposed street car
Improvement from the vicinity 10 Olney-
Vile square, were the subject under dis
cussion and the following gentlemen took
part: James McPhillips. James Quinn.
James O'Rourke, James Coffey and David
Luby. The club will meet again Tuesday
evening, March "a, when the progress OF
registration will be the subject Of dis
cussion.
MOCK TRIAL
The politicians OF Thornton had a gold
or two last evening that was not general
ly known to the outside world and this
opportunity came In the form OF mock
trial held under the auspices OF Pride OF
the Village Lodge. /. o. o. r.. NJ. u.
All of the big guns took part In the
trial, and II was the same old rooster that
had been stolen.
The affair was very enjoyable and a
huge success. SO much so that the lodge
contemplates holding another one in the
near future.
GOOD FELLOWS MEET.
Narragansett assembly OF Good Fellows
meeting
hal last evening A communication was
read from the grand lodge, announcing
sembiv would be beld IN IN Areannm Are snn' han
Wednesday, March IL. This council will
be represented at this meeting by Ber-
nard Manning. Leonard Baton and Su-
preme Representative James NJ. Shaw
cross.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF Annie Groghan was held
at her late home on Bailey court this
morning. The deceased will be well re-
membered by the incident that occurred
In the square last summer when she
clung to n hack. which contained a party
OF four, one OF them being Frank Burley
to whom she had been engaged. The de-
ceased was about 2i years OF age and had
many friends.
A coal wagon caused a slight blockade
on Westminster hill this morning. but
three brawny blacksmiths from the es-
adjustment OF ID; j, n ]. III. Barr went
To the scene and slid wagon load and
all clear or the track. The snow. Oi
course. cut quite figure In moving the
wagon.
Patrick Sullivan of 81 Unit street en-
tertained n peddler for few moments
yesterday, and soon after the peddler had
departed Mr.. sullivan could not find his
watch
A. J. Cushing, Esq, will deliver n lee
ture on the Life OF Washington" this
evening TO the Mount Pleasant Republi-
can club In their parlors on Armington
avenue.
James n. Smith agent for the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals.
is confined TO his home on Pocasset ave-
nue. with an attack OF the grip.
Patrolman Bates was called upon 10
shoot mad dog yesterday, owned by
George Hunter of % Hendrick street
The Sunset club will hold a whist party
I'm odd Fellows hall. Plainfield street to-
morrow evening.
The eighth grade OF the Roosevelt
grammar school. enjoyed a straw ride
last evening
John Hart. one OF the clerks at n. A.
Smiths drug store. Is confined 10 his
home by Illness
Only routine business was transacted az
the meeting OF Manufacturers lodge Of
odd Fellows last evening
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