The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-28
Springers Defeated by San Soucl
Team in Baseball Contest.
Dog Biting Prevalent First Auto Ride
Of Local PatrOIman.
Oneyvie of the Providence News at Hefernan
News Store Is Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West

station and the machine rolled away.
The fact was that Nelson, Davis, local
manager OF the Knox company. was
giving his old friend a ride and took
| Patrolman Koch for his hrst automople
| ride.
NO MORE FOR HIM.
Frank S. Carroll came in from River
polnt Yesterday morning, and at $3.50
| this morning was found asleep on
flight of steps on Atwells avenue.
He was arrested on the charge OF being
drunk Among his effects was pint
bottle half II ed with New England rum,
and when he signed for his effects, Just
before stepping into the Black-Maria,
he was told by the officer in charge that
he could have everything but the rum
This he could have by calling after he
had paid his fine
Carroll however. replied: mo, s.r; No
more Providence rum for me; throw IL
away" Away It went into the ash box
ANDREW IN TROUBLE.
Tom Dolan OF the Junction gang, so
the noliee al the Chafee Street station
say, has met with change OF heart. TOT
at $50. this morning, he took his brotner'
from their home on Grey street. by the
arm and marched him into Atwels ave-
n,e and turned him over 10 Patroman
Hannon Andrew was Intoxicated and
wanted 10 run the house but Tom OBJ
iected When Andy reached the station
he told Sergeant Bennett that ne hao
better go 10 the house and arrest Tom.
for Tom was surely ''bughouse The
sergeant did not 60.
PICTURE FROM HOME.
Ernest Williams. the Plainheld street
barber, received postal card from. MS
parents at Parkmill South Wales this
morning The card was peculiar one'
| a. lac fn
p, the message bore handsome engraving
of the cottage, where he was born, the
school house where he went TO school
and the old village inn. Today Mr.. Will
/ liams' mind reverts back TO the dear old
spot.
4 The card is from an old friend and the
! message is written on portion OF the
address side OF the envelope. the card
! being authorized by the postal authorities
OF Great Britain.
GENERAL MENTION
The Atlantic mills ball team will play
the Y NJ. c. A. OF Woonsocket tomorrow
| afternoon on Merino Flats The Woon-
/ sockets are considered very fast team
! and a good game Is expected The At
! lantics are all local players and have
one OF the strongest, II not the strongest.
shop teams In the state. Previous TO the
| regular game there will be game be-
tween the Deweys and Malones. The ad-
mirers of the teams will have chance
| TO see both games for one admission.
First game al 1880 and the second at 3:SO
D. m.
The men who run the cars on the Dyer
avenue line are nearly overcome with
Joy from the fact that yesterday the
white pole system was put into effect
along the entire route Until yesterday
passengers could get off and on at any
place and frequently Il was next TO i'm
possible for the men TO make schedule
time.
Alexander Mcdonald. who was taker
: into custody yesterday for stealing pail
OF trousers from John Connors of 22l Val
lev street and said that he did not take
! them, has az last wlted. He was arraign
ed in the Sixth district ,court this morn
ing for the larceny OF the trousers.
John McAleer, a we'll known resident
n Is dead. His funeral will be held tomor
: row morning at the home OF his sister
: Mrs. Luke Kavanagh. 80 Atwells ave
nue.. Mr. McAleer had been Ill Tor
q number of months.
r horse. attached TO an ash cart and II
| charge of Patrick Lane, OF ~ DeXte
$ street ran away on Lena street yester
A day. and was stopped by Romeo Nigaue
! OF 81 Plainheld street. Both shafts
u the wagon were broken.
Messrs Patrick Fitzpatrick and Johl
$ Green who are among the Leading sport
I OF this vicinity. have returned from IN
r yacht races.
workmen last evening one candidate wa
!, initiated and one application for member
ship was received A committee of thre
was appointed TO arrange Tor speci'
= visit for tomorrow evening.
Patrolmsn Thomas Smith. who ma
. been doing special duty AT Davis paI
, since his recovery from an accllen,, WI
report for night duty AT the Chanee sue'
station this evening.
eastman Smith. well-known moto
man. has returned to duty after alp,
one wears absence. he having bee
obliged 10 remain at his home In Greer
. Vile on account OF the Illness or n
! father. ,,, -
the annexed district have gone TO Attl'
boro Mass for a week or so. ana son
: ~ their friends say that they are
spend their time ishing -
The young folks from Mount fleasar
Who are camping out al Coles Grov
? gave a hop 10 their friends last evenir
ana a was a very enjoyable arair
? An alarm OF fire was sent In from be
60 AZ 4 o'clock Yesterday for slight n
= In the house OF Cornelius Connors'
Manton avenue
Messrs. v H. Carron and y. ". Ma
/, ming of Milford. Mass are the guests
!, the Misses collins at thelr home. is Bai
croft street
Master Dorney. son of Pitcher Dorm,
of the National league. Is n guest of n
,e cousin. George McGuinness on Harr
no avenue
IN Mr. and Mrs Ezra Gibson of eo Iaur
n Hill avenue are spending short seasc
h. az NarraEansett Pier
a. Mr. and Mrs John Gin ~ Piainhe
20 street are camping ont with a party
a. friends near Pascoag
er
r. JOHN o'coNsell,
ke uats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store Al
he LAupdrS r. lust above the postofnce