The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-12

4, lice station was called 10 the home OF
\ John Joyce, IL Audrey street yesterday
as the family is I'm destitute condition.
/ Mrs Joyce has been sick for some time
and her husband has been unable to find
employment The case has been referred
\ to the overseer OF the poor
Mike better known as Red Sullivan.
| who was before the court OF common
| pleas Yesterday. Is the chap who made
the sensational escape from his house ON
Shoe Fly Village In 1900. By jumping from
| an upper window. and for a time eluded
| the police Sullivan was at that time
said to be selling on the sly
Tomorrow afternoon the committee
which is arranging for the Tooth anniver-
sary OF the death OF Robert Emmett will
meet with the William Orr society on
Potters avenue at o'clock and with the
Wolfe Tone on Wickenden street at \
O'Clock I'm the evening.
The relatives or James McGuinness, one
OF the best known and popular young
men OF the place, have given up all hope
OF his recovery. He resides with his sis
ter Lizzie at the corner Of Westminster
and Perry streets.
Timothy Morrissey and Lewis Latham.
boys were arrested at the request of
Mrs. Jane Hunt for stealing a bottle OF
ginger ale form her The woman keeps
rfrtfe store an t3t Regent avenue.
Ellen Fourner OF 81 Oak street, who
enjoys the reputstio OF being something
OF a scrapper, was arrested by Sergts.
Potter and Sharpe this morning on the
charge OF being a railer and brawler.
The patrons Of the Rhode Island com
pany at Manton feel as If they were just
as good as any other, and now want
vestibule cars, and are circulating a pc
tition TO that end.
The many friends OF the Rev Father
Kelly Of the Assumption parish are graf
ined 10 learn that ne IL ,on the road 10
recovery. For many years Father Kelly
was connected with St Mary's church
The general committee from ST Mary's
church which Is arranging for the mon
stsr fair Will meet in the chapel OF the
ehnrch tonor afternoon at o'clock.
The Holy Name society connected with
81. Mary's church will meet at 7.45 tomor-
row morning az the chapel for the pur-
sfsbe spse OF cS,,rch s,epo'ns the O'Clock session
gene Hsii 4 no longer obliged to look
az the Town clocks. to. Learn the, time
OF, o. day lay & for this morning his employer.
some watch, ~ % M
Mike Reed who is supposed to have ad-
mnistered knockout drops to James
Kane In the center Of the city last even
ing, is well known to the police OF this
station
John Duffy a former resident of this
place but now farmer IN the town OF
at the Kingston fair
The Rev. George Vaughan. who was
taken into custody at Boston yesterday.
was well known In Olneyville. where he
preached on several occa sions.
There was a big s'choose-up" among the
railroad men Yesterday and IN will 20 into
effect tomorrow morning
James Tierney has returned to Ralti-
more. Md. TO resume his studies
Tar bridge is reported In bad shape
again. This bridge calls for the atten-
tion of the bridge department about four
times year
The school bells will ring Monday
morning. and today the teachers OF the
many schools visited the buildings and
looked them over.
The Misses Kitty Kelly and Winifred
Johnston, the millinery and cloak buyers
for J .. San Souci. have returned from
New York.
Byron A. smith the well known drug
gust. and family have returned from
their summer cottage al Bayslde.
The Sunday school connected with the
Congregational church at Thornton is
holding a picnic today. .
Mrs. r. J. San Souci her daughters
Mabel and Louisa. have returned from
visit TO relatives at Philadelphia.
Ralph Angel wants the police TO ind
his bicycle that was stolen last evening.
Fierman John Regan. OF the las. on
Putnam street. Is entertaining friends.
Pafrolman Koch has returned from his
vacation which he spent In Connecticut.
JOHN o'coNNEIL,
tiats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laupdrs IL Just above the postoffice