The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-21

John Hawkins OF Id Clinord street ana
John MuIuda OF ss Kossouth street,
nnaeons, had a very narrow escape from
ncin~ instantly killed at the new paro-
ch,al school near 81. Marys Catholic
church ON Bainbridse avenue late yes
torday afternoon.
the men ware at work upon staging
four stories high when che staging gave
away Mr.. Mulleda succeeded In catch
ting a portion OF the staging that did not
fan hut Mr.. Hawkins WAS not so fortn-
n.t. ana fen the entire distance OF fifty
or more feet. coming In contact with the
STAGING at each story of the massive
building. He struck on a pile OF build
inr material and was picked up by his
fellow workmen who found him bleeding
from the mouth. ears and nostrials, ana
unconcious- The Rev. Fathers I~no'nss ~
p GRACE and Frank Craig went at once
10 the injured man and made him as
comfortable as possible until an amou'-
.nca sr,,rn the Rhode Island hospital ar
rived
II was at first thought that he would
1--we hut few hours. but at 10 O'Clock
this morning he remained In about tne
same condition -.
Mr. Hawkins has had n number OF
very narrow escapes in the past and MS
many friends are Of tho opinion that TINS
one will not prove fatal.
MMANN-KEARNs NUPTlAIs.
9, Mary's church on Broadway was
we'll filed with the many friends OF
owen McMann and Miss Agnes kearns'
who were married by the Rev Fatner
Kearns. a brother of the bride, this morn
ing. The best man was Tnomas NC
Mann a brother of the groom, and MISS
lula Kearns. a sister OF the bride. was
The bridesmaid After the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served AZ the
home of the brides parents on Bovdoin
street This evening Mr.. ana MIS- NC
Mann will leave on their bridal TOUR. al
the home OF the bride there was large
number of handsome and valuable weo-
ding presents displayed
THEY WON'T TALK.
II was the intention Of the Public
Market management and Mr.. Thompson
10 have the matter Of their change IN
business kept a secret until all plans had
been made but II leaked out. Now Mr'
Thorn pson says there is no truth IN the
story, and Mr.. Gilmore, the local man
ager FOR the Public Market company
would not have anything TO say about the
matter. when called upon this morning.
should the deal go through, there VIII be
a department added 10 the business that
viii cause quite commotion In another
line OF trade
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Master, the Hon. William II
sweetland and suite made an ofrfcial
visit 10 Manufacturers Lodge OF Odd
Feilowv hast evening. whsch was very
enjoyable affair. Addresses were made
by the Grand Master w. IL ]. Mosley,
who holds the position or erand sec
retary. Grand Representative r. u,
Lincoln. District Deputy George Arnidon,
Past Grands Gilbert II. Parker, Henry o.
Mar&fn. Past Grand Master. Hollis NJ.
Coombs and others.
The exercises OF the evening CLOSED
with a banquet, which was under the d.
rectfon OF the social committee
THE REGENT CLUB
The Regent club had about all the
business that IL could attend to at their
fatr I'm Irons han last evening. for the
attendance has grown larger every night
since the fair was opened
The attraction hast evening was prize
waltz. which was won by Thomas King
of Mount Pleasant Besides this the
committee had full returns from the NC
Govern-Br1ggs contest at Boston. This
evening the committee VIII nave as
R,iests the Cranston Volunteer iremen.
the teams from the Providence Amateur
Baseball league and Company VI. II. L.
NJ.
Collins orchestra IL also one Of the
attractions.
GONE TO IRELAND.
Michael Rodgers. well known on Julian
street. leT last evening for ireland. |
where he has gone 10 take possession OF |
q large farm. or as II In called there an |
estate. II was necessary for Mr.. Rodgers /
10 70 there. and he must reside at least |
three months on the farm before ne
comes into. full possession of n,
On Monday evening ne was rendered
reception by the Dead Sore club" and /
MS brother John. who IL president of the
Gun. IN behalf of the club presented him
Win an emblem ~ the club
Mr Rodgers will be gone about four
months.
HIS FIRST SPREE.
John Walsh boarder al the Atlantic
sn.S boaIning house on Manton avenue
.Do put httle more than ~ years old /
Wa according 10 his story. drunk last
nlsn' ior the hrst time I'm his life lie
was round on Delaine street about q
O'Clock and had removed his coat ana |
pat which he had hung upon a door
knob. and was about 10 retire FOR the