The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-11

| can MN carry MONDAY morning, MS ne
| wanted 10 go 10 Onecco in the morning
and get his coat and leave the one that
Ne had taken by mistake.
lie did not have time. however, for Mr..
| Doherty sent word To the Chaffee street
station and Wagar was arrested.
At 10 o'clock yesterday he was allowed
| his freedom and went 10 Mr.. Doherty's s
where an exchange was made and all Is
now satisfactory.
THE LAST or THE GANG.
William McQueeny. the last OF the
/ Eagle street bridge gang, who has been
I wanted by the police for more than one
year, was arrested at his home on Turner
street at O'Clock this morning. Early
! last October the gang raised a disturb
ance on the bridge and two Of the gang
We're at that time arrested and charged
with revellng.
McQueeny and his brother left the city
at once both going TO Brooklyn. William
came back short time ago, and the po-
lice learning of the fact finally located
him on Turner street Sergt. Bennett
and "A rumber of patrolmen visited the
house ahd surrounded It, for they knew
that McQueeny could run like a deer,
and would Il he got an opportunity.
The other brother. whofis now In Brook
lyn, is the fellow that is said TO have
shot at Lieut.. Gilmartin some years ago.
GENERAL MENTION.
Hogan OF Lowell and Past Grand Chief
Ranger Edward Stafford of Boston were
the guests OF Grand Treasurer John +.
Harlow OF the American Order Of For
with other notable members OF the order,
are TO visit Newport this evening. and are
20 be entertained by the courts of that
city
Westminster circle. Companions OF the
Forest. had whist party last evening
in stokes hall, which was very success
ful and enjoyable The winners were
dreau Messrs. James Moan and John
Greene.
The .ycommittee I'm charge comprised
Frank Canning Thomas T.. Murphy Pc
Ter TAn. II. II. Manning and Ambrose
/ Hugh Rowley., president of the olney-
vile Temperance cadets on Stokes street.
called az the Chaffee street police station,
and reported that 20 pairs OF trousers and
a sword had been stolen from their hall.
These uniforms had been packed away
since last June, so 1t is not known when
The parents OF Mary Ann Malborn, who
is n years old, and resides at So Boyd
street, have asked the police to locate
Mary, who has been missing from hons
since Saturday evening Her parents
think that she is In some resort down
town.
Councilman John Humes of Manton and
family mourn the loss OF valuable
horse. which was great pet. The hofse
had been laid up for some time with
sore foot. and IL was necessary to have
the animal shot.
The Roosevelt Alumni Football team
have secured the services OF Gardner with
English High school an exceptionally
good player. lie graduated from the
Roosevelt school In 1902
Malvna Lamont three years old was
found astray by the police yesterday af-
ternoon and was later called for at the
station by her mother, who lives at 36
Julian street
MIR Herbert Osborn and Miss Clara
Hackett OF Olneyville spent sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Bassey in the Belknap dis
trict.
Mrs. Frederick Steffelin and son OF IA
Laurel Hill avenue are spending few
weeks with relatives In Waterbury.
Conn.
MIR Elmer Irons Of Manton has taken
position IN the Butler Exchange on one OF
the new elevators.
Or A. n Longfellow and II. Cyrus
Farnum started early this morning on a
hunting trip
The Roosevelt Evening School football
team plays Bridgham street Evening
school Thanksgiving Day.
Nine hens was the cause Of a good
sized row on Dixie street this morning
between German and an Irish woman,
A very pleasing concert was given at the
Plainheld street Baptist church last even
ing.
Mrs. Newman OF i6 Bainbridge avenue
has reported the loss OF seven gold baby
pins.