The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-25

Tomorrow morning at 1855 so carmen
srom this place will board a special car
for New Bedford. Mass, where they VIII
.cut loose and be boys once more.
Before they leave Desgranges Will take
n photograph of the bunch and these
with the pretty white "bonnets" that are
embellished with the letters. Rhode Isl
and Co." will be retained as happy SOU
venirs of the occasion. They all MAKE maze 'nS ~,
trip In a special car. and porlon
this will be devoted TO such arucies OF
food and drink that is intended to tlcke
the palate OF a well-bred railroad man.
and of these there will be no lack; =,
l0:45. and will be met at the state line
by a representative OF the New Bedford
company. Upon their arrival there they
proceed to Councils Casino and here for
starter there will be a l0-round pout
between two neavyweights, who are
known to the fstic world as Crowley ana
Godfrey. the former being railroad man
and the latter fire hghter.
At o'clock there will be game or
ball and this will be the attracuon ana
l:s0 the visitors will be taken TO Lincoln
Park. where pleasing program mas
been arranged. and at o'clock the Rhode
Islanders will start for home.
While the men who are going TO take
part In the outing are among the best
and most trusted In the employ OF tne
cuse them IL they don't happen to see
them the next day. for many OF them
are inclined to think that they VIII be
Just a little tired"
The committee who are arranging. for
the outing are John Noon. A. +. Chap
man and j. A. Benash.
CLABBY CLUBBED.
Thomas Clabby. who In days gone by
was looked upon as prlzehghter. got on
fighting jag last evening and Just be-
fore midnight met Patrolman Coakley on
Atwells avenue. Mr. Coakley ia not
know that Cla5by over made Nany pre-
tentlons OF being a fighter. but as clabby
talked fight and was so small that Coax
ley simply told him that II he had n homo
the best thing that he could do was to
crawl into 1t. At this stage OF the con-
versation Clabby dropped on the ground
and grabbed the patrolman about his legs.
and this was the first intimation that he
had that he was "up against something"
but this state Of affairs did not last but
few seconds. for Cabby got a rap on
the coco" that put him TO the bad.
Clabby came to the station later and was
kindly cared for by those In charge and
was also cared for at the police court
later.
WANTED TO BE BOSS.
Panseva Ferdico, who lives at Silver
Lake, was a guest at the home OF a fellow
ing, and II reports are true he wanted
20 be the chief cook and bottle washer
after the clock struck 2. but others OBJ
jected and he was told TO pack his duds
and get. He called at the Chaffee street
station about 3 o'clock and showed what
he called a knife wound on the left side
OF his head.
He told the police who he thought made
the opening In his head and as he could
not find physician who cared To bind up
his wound Sergeant Bennett applied some
adhesive preparation that looked like tape
that is used by bcyclists when they have
q punctured tire. The matter Is being
Investigated, but at late hour this morn
ing Ferdico had not succeeded in getting
any witnesses TO assist him in his case.
AN EASY MARK
leonardo O.rrillo OF 95 Gesler street.
called on friend at Silver Lake yester-
day and had with him a large roll OF
bills According 10 his story, n fellow
named Masso asked him TO lend him 500
for few minutes as he wanted TO show
the pastor OF the Italian church on
Knight street that he was worth $500 In
casn.
Masso showing Cirr,Eo that he too had
quite roll OF bills and the latter let
Masso have the 500 Both boarded n
car ard started for the church. but be-
fore they got as far "a the square ac-
cording TO Cirrillos story Masso jumped
from tho car. and he lost sight OF him
Cirrillo has asked the police to ind
Mssso and II convenient his 500.
A POPULAR ATHLETE.
Patrtck Duff the we'll known college
athlete who has been spending a few
DAYS with his parents on Eden street
left for Platterrburg. n. Y. this morn-
ing where he is 20 take charge OF n ball
nm hn has h0
catcher for the Manhattan college bail
team has been chosen as captain for next
season.
Before leaving for homo the college
presented him with a handsome gold
watch. and the senior class gave him
fob chain and on the latter being the
Inscription Presented 10 Patrick Dun.
by the senior class OF Manhattan coll
lege."
The ball team of this college has been
very successful this season. they hav-
ing played 30 games and have won all
but four.
THEY DON'T WANT HIM.
william Brigham. who was reported TO
the police a. missing from his home. ~
James street since Sunday was picked up
on the square last night by patrolman
Henry. Grigham's condition showed that
ne had been drinking. His folks were no.
tihed. but none of them called for him
before he started for the Central police
station I'm the Black Maria.
REGENT LITERARY CLUB.
The Regent Literary and Social club
held a largely attended meeting last
evening Reports of the various commit
tee show the club 10 be In nourishing
condition.
seni-annusi election OF Officers result
- ~ follows: President. James J. Nc