The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-19
Spinn0rs of American WOODEN Co, Not
Worried Over Strike Outlook.
Miss Costello Gets BraCeIot Back -SuS-
piCiOus Character Arrested.
Olneyve Branch Of the Providence News Heernans
News Store, IS Hartford Telephone 4o-West

There is but little that Is new In the
strike OF the spinners at Manton. but tl'
indications are that IL will not be many
days before the spinners from the plants
of the American Woolen company on Val
ley and Dixie streets and Manton avenue
Will take hand i'm the matter for spin
ners are at the present time very much
in demand. and good spinners can get
plenty OF work. and those of that calling
now In the employ OF the American Wool
en- company are not over and above par
ticular what stand the company takes.
for they. the spinners, know that they
will not be long idle.
There are a few however. who have
always made their home here. would pre-
fer TO remain. but they will not at the
prices paid by the company at the pres
ent time.
The carding room at the Manton mill
has about a good as closed down, as a
result OF the strike.
CHANGED HIS MIND.
Thomas Fleming of ss6 Atwells avenue.
whose daughter. Florence. found Miss
Maria Costello's bracelet. has changed hia
mind about waiting for a reward before
ne returned IL. for in the pocket or n
rest Of the Fiemings The bracelet was
a sort OF an heirloom and IL was stated
in The News few days ago was loaned
by Miss Costello 10 friend TO wear 20
a graduating exercise, and the young lazy
The trinkled was made of Canadian coin.
each bearing the name and motto from
the relativ OF Miss Costello Mr.. Flem-
ing called at the station and told the or.
ficials In charge that he didn't care 70
have any more notoriety over the matter
and handed the trinkets over.
WILL DO THEIR SHARE. 9
olneyvile will surely do its full duty
in the way OF sending representatives 10
the monster concert that Is 10 be given
I'm the Providence opera House tomorrow
evening by the United Irish societies Tor
the Robert Emmett Literary association
and the Emmett Rifles. Captain Toby com
mznding will take part I'm the parade;
There will be no less than 200 uniformed
men on the stage in full uniform. ana
even at this popular place OF amusement.
The program for the evening VIII be az
follows: Soprano solo. MY Erin MISS
katherine f. McGinn. accompanied by
Miss Mary T.. Cummings; reading, 'Em-
NETS speech in the Dock. Mr. Ihomas
IL Bride: quartet. Irish medleys; 81; Jo-
Minstrel Boy MIR. John McVay; soprano
solo. Meeting of the Waters. MISS Ce-
celia O'Leary; bass solo. wearing OF
the Green" Mr. william virgin; soMn,rgac.o Mngny
Besides the eloquent speakers. Hon.
James NJ. sullivan OF New Haven.
A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER
James Butler was picked up on the
square this morning by Patrolman
Beirne, as a suspicious person and at the
station. number OF pawn tickets for
gold rings etc. were found in his posses
sion Patrolman smith got sight OF the
felolw early in the morning and kept an
eve ON him while on his beat and then
called Mr. Beirne's attention 10 him. The
police are Inclined 10 think that the
catch Is a good one.
TWO FIRES.
At 7.s0 last evening an alarm OF fire
was sent i'm from box S'5 by Patrolman
Williamson for fire In the kitchen OF
ColwelTs Dairy lunch. but no great dam
age was done A little later an alarm