The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-30

while James McKenna, one OF Olney-
villes most popular young men, was III
Monday morning, and could not go with
a couple OF companions TO the state OF
Maine there are some Of his fellow asso-
oiates In the store where he is employed
think, who in fact say that certain pret-
ty girl may have something 10 do with
James not getting too far away from the
souare. Then again, James went TO
Westerly 10 spend his vacation last year
and he and his partner enjoyed nice
looking room for a week, which they pald
an ADVANCE. About 2 o'clock in the morn
ing the insects woke them UP ana not
only woke them up, but were SO ousy'
that they drove James and ms chum
from the room and they spent the re-
malnder OF the night at the railroad sta
tion. They took the first train for Provi-
dence Since then James has been
little shy as TO where he lies his head at
night
SOMETHING FOR THE LAWYERS.
The wall paper firm of Tordoff & Will
lard was attached by an out-of-town
company yesterday, and the prospects are
that the attaching parties Will nave 10
"butt'' up against considerable law be-
fore they get this cash. Unless some one
finds an angel Some time ago MT
Tordoff disposed OF his interest IN tne
concern, but IL is understood that while
he was perfectly honest in his method
of withdrawing. did not do so in techni-
cally legal manner, and is now held Tor
the amount OF the attachment, A.Soo
Mr. Willard has but little OF any real
estate. while Mr. Tordon and wife own
a house on Harris avenue. Mr.. Tordon
tells his friends that he will night the
case 10 the end.
NO CANS YET.
The local delegates to the city hall have
nots as yet been able TO get few cans
from those In authority at the city TO pe
used by the street sweeper In ana ABOUT
the square. 49,
is little use TO sweep the refuse from the
street and leave IL in small piles near
the curb stone, for in less than hali
hour afterwards, and especially on not
day. Il is blown about the square again.
IMPORTED FROM CUBA.
John F. McDermott. the local stable
keeper is the latest victim of dysentery.
A we.l-known physician says tnat az tpSS
present time that he has no less than :.
cases OF the disease 10 care for, and that
they are increasing every day. lie also
says that IL is OF the Cuban type, though
how II got into this country is something
that he and others OF the profession can
not explain.
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
The condition OF the Young Mems Lite
rary and Social club was never better
than at the present time but 10 MAKE
OF Messrs Peter c. Cannon. Frank Gill
and Arthur Carmoody was appointed on
Tuesday evening to devise ways ana
means to increase the funds of the asso-
DIDN'T HAVE TIME.
f. Tulato. who runs a barber shop at
Is Valley street. called az the Chanee
street police station yesterday afternoon
and left razor, which he said a young
ster offered 10 sell To him for % cents,
but before the bargain had been made the
young fellow saw Patrolman Dyer COM
Ing and he ran away.
RECOVERED WHEEL.
few days ago Jestus Wilson OF 5li
Broadway reported the loss of his wheel
10 the police Yesterday a friend OF Mr..
Wilson's saw an Italian boy ridins II.
The boy, seeing that he was about TO be
captured jumped of the wheel and ran
GENERAL MENTION.
Just at the present time the night squad
at the Chaffee street police station IS Nix
men shy. and there is no immediate pros
poets OF its being much better OFF FOR
some time 10 come unless Patrolman Con-
nerton who has been on the sick list
returns TO duty this evening.
Mrs. George Snow OF 72 Priscilla avenue
reported 20 the police last evening that
some one entered her yard and took from
a baby carriage an alligator skin hand
bag containing about s. In change and a
check for $3.50.
Michael FULLY. who for many years was
connected with Titus. the building mover
on Marvin street, died at his home at -
Audry street yesterday. His funeral will
be held tomorrow morning at $50.
olneyville division. No %; Ancient Or
DER OF Hibernians made their hrst ap-
pearance in public this morning. they
turning out in goodly numbers 10 take
part with the order throughout the state
IN days outing at Crescent Park today.
Edward Mathewson Of Plainfeld street.
who has been employed nights by the
Rhode Island company on College hill.
by day position tie held bis former
position two years.
The lineup and batting order Of the
railroad men for tomcrrow's game is as
follows. Isman, c.. Connors D.. ]
Benssh. III; Prior. %. Tenant. IS
Rice. 3h: Austin. ~ Oiemett. cf j.
EDDY. r. The game will be called az ?
James christy OF the annexed district.
has resigned as pitcher OF the Red Cross
baseball team. connected with the
Church OF Messiah. and Edgar Eastwood
the crack pitcher has been secured 10 flll
the vacancy
James Coffey. prominently connected
with the Young Mems Literary and So-
cial club. leaves Saturday for Jackson
Vile. Fla The trip is 10 be made tor
the benefit Of his health.
1.e "Nameaug." owned by the Rough
and Ready Veteran Firemen's associa.
Gon. went through the square az an early
.our lis morning. en- route for the mus
Ger AZ Crescent park.
Two drunks and two boys for revelling
end Kate Kildun. who was wanted by
Giss Dennehy was the extent of the ar
rests during the past "a hours
A horse attached 10 a milk wagon,