The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04

! like TO know who was practicing horse
back riding for Labor Day with mis- horse
last night. for at an early hour this morn
| Ing someone forced open the rear door OF
! his stable and took his horse, which was
| found later on Hartford avenue by Pa
| trolman Kelly. The horse had on reEu-
| lar harness bride and his condition show
ed that he had more exercise than was
! good for him.
Mr.. Riley got his horse back all right.
| but can't understand why those or he
who took him out OF the stable should
scatter a bushel or more OF oats about
the yard In front of the place
HAPPY SPORTS.
There was plenty OF Taunton money
floating about the square last evening.
but IL was confined 10 Is young men. who
have taste for cock ighting. who spent
over the state line where they had a
main OF five battles with a like number
OF sports from Taunton and the Olney-
Vile delegation won four OF the hve bat
about the square. who are known so well.
are happy. The Taunton sports came
TO Olneyville some time ago TO arrange
the main. thinking that Oineyville sports
knew little or nothing about the sport
The Taunton fighters found that the
leader Of the Olneyville delegation was
just a little to shrewd for them; The
battles were fought with IA inch heels.
HE'S GOT MONEY.
Ordinary folks when they have Sc
we're cold in the head are apt TO be
wouldn't IL it were not for the said cod.
so they go about their daily labors in a
sort OF a half-hearted way, not caring
whether school keeps or not. and when
met for some time about the .condi-
ton OF his health the usual reply is:
We'll. am all right, only I've got -
Oa oTdinary SEiy p person s Ne will usually say % BUT
there is a difference when one has a good
fat bank account They can be troubled
with the same complaint, but they have
no cold in the head with their ills-hay
fever Among those who are now suf-
fering with hay fever is Frank A. Hef-
fernan. the well-known newsdealer. at 10
Hartford avenue.
GENERAL MENTION.
David Jordan OF IL Alverson avenue re-
ported 10 the police last evening that his
l5-year-old daughter. Lizzie. had not been
has given the police a good description OF
her, and has requested that they use
every endeavor TO find her.
Charles Mack, well known young man,
was seized with a fit at the junction of
Plainfied street and Hartford avenue
early this morning. He was taken TO the
station by Patrolmen Sherman and
Mowry, and was after taken 10 his home.
George Van Leuvill who Is prominently
connected with the U. 8. s. Alliance. Is
spending a few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Leuvin at
90 PocaSset avenue.
Young Van Leuvin took part in the
mimic battle at Portland. Me.
George Giblin, FIVE years old. was found
on the square last evening and was taken
TO the Chaffee street station. and was
later called for and taken TO his home,
33 Diamond street
The Rev. j. NJ Hobbs. rector of st.
Andrews church, and family have re-
turned 10 their home. 1893 Academy ave-
nue. after a pleasant vacation.
Mrs. Masterson Of A. Masterson e. Co.
the well known milliners at 1s4s West
minister street, is in New York, looking
over fall styles.
Besides Mrs. McDonough. there was hut
one arrest at the Chafree street police
station. and that was simple drunk.
JOHN o'coNNElL,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laupdra Is lust above the postoffice