The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-11
Hundreds Do Honor to the Memory Of
Miss Tiernan.
A Child SnatChed From Under Horses
FGet--0ther Happenings.
Cneyv the Providence News Heernans News
Store IS Hartford Avenue Telephone 4o-West.

music committee cOuld WIN very Srldli
expense, engage a large wagon for the
band, so that all could enjoy the music
and there is no doubt but what the mer-
chants of this place would pay the ex-
penses of such n wagon II the commit
tee have not the funds 10 do so, and this
quite willingly.
FOUND DEAD.
Warren NJ Cooper. well known ped
dler. was found dead at his home on
Hartford avenue at o'clock yesterday
afternoon
A day or two ago Mrs. Mary Bennett.
who has been housekeeper for Cooper
for 10 years left him to call upon her
mother. and when she returned yesterday
afternoon was unable 10 get into the
house. She called nephew to get into
the house and they found Mr.. Cooper
dead upon the floor OF his sleeping room.
He had evidently been dead some time
Lieut.. Tyler OF the ixth station was
notified and he called Medical Examiner
Palmer,~who viewed the remains and or
dered them turned over 10 Undertaken j.
VIII Carpenter
COLLEGE BOYS ARRESTED.
Two Brown boys. Angus McKeever and
William +. Il. Burns, strolled into the
square at an early hour this morning
and were having a high old time. They
were met by Patrolmen Kelly and Sharpe,
who ended their frolic by landing them
In the Chaffee street station on the
charge of reyelling.
Charles La Daux. resident or Shoe
last evening. and he shared the same
fate as the college boys. Each was fined
IS and costs in the police court today.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrolmen McCrann and Campbell
FOUND horse hitched to post at the
corner Of Webster avenue and Roosevelt
was a wreck and the horse showed evil
dences of having been over driven. The
police think that II had been stolen.
A team owned by Arthur Page OF s.
Bowdoin street was stolen from Chestnut
Grove last evening. and was found aban-
doned on Plainfield street some hours la
ter, by Patrolman Holland; The horse
had been shamefully abused.
Mrs. Louis Magnall. nee Sutcliffe, ar
rived here from Lynn today and will
spend a week or more among his former
friends. as her husband is busily engaged
In making arrangements for his summers
work at Lynn.
The Olneyville Business men have is
Members are requested TO meet at Ii
brary hall at 80 y. IN. Friday. June II.
TO attend the funeral OF Past President
William A. Phillips.
The request is made that places of busi-
ness be closed between 1:30 and o'clock
on the day OF the funeral.
ne time TOT cloSlng Tor the next
Closeup, among the railroad men oc-
ours tonight The announcement is to
be made Sunday and the change made
the following Sunday.
Father Thomas Kearns. who was or
dained few days ago arrived at his
home on Bowdoin street yesterday and
called upon some of his old friends during
the day.
Councilman David j. Barr OF this place
has been favored by Mayor Miller with an
appointment on the committee to receive
the famous Liberty bell
Dennis Cady OF 30 McDonough street
reported to the police last evening that
his English setter dog had been stolen
or had strayed away.
John Cosgrove OF this place. who has
been studying law at Boston. is now
with Cooney and Cahill. the well-known
lawyers
John o. Feeney. a popular cigar clerk
Is nursing one of his little fingers as the
result OF a ball game yesterday.
This beinf the Feast of Corpus Christi,
services were held in all OF. the Catholic
churches today.
M. T; Rraney John oDonnell and AL
bert Thornley, are down the river fish
ng today.
Patrolman Mcclure extinguished
brush fire in the rear OF 90 Bowdoin
street last evening.
Tomorrow there can be found at Hard
kinds OF Fresh Fish-Fresh Mackerel di- |
rect from Block Island. speciality. |
Prices low.
Plano tickets for st Anthony's fair.
for sale at San Soucl's and Harlow's
JOHN O'cONNEu