The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-15

1 the pennant will go 10 either the Rid
ges or the Dewey Boys.
GENERAL MENTION.
William Andrews, conductor on the
Broadway line had an exciting expert
ence with his valuable bull dog on the
square yesterday noon. The dog was
seized with fit. but this did not deter
Mr. Andrews from taking charge OF him
and placing him I'm the cellar OF Frank
A. Hefernan and then cared for him, and
later In the day took him home.
Mary Barnes OF lls Willow street re-
ported 10 the police that she saw three
suspicious characters not far from her
home at $40 yesterday morning. Two OF
the men had satches, and stood at the
corner OF Willow and Messer street. while
the third went 70 the little store OF Mrs.
making an attempt 10 raise a window
Scowcroft on Messer street and was
He was frightened by a passing milk
man.
Court Thomas A. Doyle. Foresters of
America. met In Springer's hall last even
ing with a very large attendance when
received The delegates toNth esupreme
court reported progress and under the
head OF good OF the order remarks were
made pao,e BY hi Chief Range1 w ~ r. Wilson;
others
Austin Winston OF IS Bowdoin street
called at the Chaffee Street Police station
la evening and asked the police to be
on the lookout for two bank books. that
his wife lost yesterday. One is for sl2OO,
the other is for $500 on the Union Trust
III doubted IL there was ever any
time fewer stores to rent nthis vicinity
than at the present time there are none
from Messer street TO Atwood on the
west side and from Messer street to De-
laine on the east side.
William Feeney, the vocalist. who has
been al the Rhode Island hospital Tor
some time. is now at his home on Eden
street and will not doubt fully recover
from his serious Illness.
Catherine German OF 76 Hyatt street re-
ports that two French dools valued AT
ws ssn nS the sep poee sed wSo she
thinks has them
\ The Rev. Thomas Kearns who was
quite recently ordained and assigned TO
church as assistant in New York city Is
spending a few days with his mother on
street.
The police have found Michael Hennes-
BY D., horse which be says was either
home. & Helme street. sunday
The executive and advisory committee
Of st. Mary's fair Will meet al the resi-
dence of the Rev Father Thomas r.
James Brennan OF % Harlan street has
asked the police 10 find his japanese dog
that was stolen from his home yesterday.
william Weeden has given up his posi-
ton at the Plalnfeld street drug store 10
resume his studies AT the high school.
Patrolman Charles Young OF the Chat
fee street station and his bosom friend.
Hugh Mcguire are spending the day hsh-
ing for "squit"
r. ] San Couci Ls at Atlantic City an
n delegate 10 Sons OF Veteran convention.
Two candidates were admitted at the
meeting OF Willow Camp Modern Wood
men OF America last evening.
John Dempsey. who is In the navy, II
spending a few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Dempsey on Judith
street
Miss Jennie walch has returned from
a visit 20 friends at Manton
James Murphy and. Clifford Cawell will
return to college Monday
Joseph Cahill. clerk at T. r. Parkers.
has returned from his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs James Bitcliffe. Plain
field street, mourns the loss of the little
daughter winifred