The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-09

Miss Kate Tternan one or the best
known and most popular young ladies of
this place passed away at the home OF
her mother Bridget Tiernan, 81 Oak street
last evening, after sickness OF only a
few days, plero pneumonia being the
cause.
Miss Ternan was taken sick last
Thursday, and at first IS was supposed
that her illness was only slight indls-
position, but a few hours later but little
hopes were entertained of her recovery.
Very few young women took hvelier
interest in doing good work than she.
and her well doing was not confined TO
any one channel. but she was ever ready
TO do what she could. and that was by
no means OF small matter.
She leaves a mother and three brothers,
The Rev. FIR. Thomas of Arctic. James
who is a student at a Catholic college In
Canada and Edward. a member OF the
local police force at the Chafree street
station, the latter and Mrs Herman
being at her bedside when she passed
away. She was about 25 years old.
A HORSE DROWNED.
A valuable horse owned by the Pocas-
set Ice company was drowned near the
Riverside switch yesterday afternoon.
James Greeley and a helper were en-
gagged in loading ice from car into the
wagon when a passing train frightened
his horses. They started on the run
overturning the wagon. but did not stop
then. Both ran into the river. but Mr..
Greeley with the help of a number OF
citizens succeeded in rescuing one OF the
animals. The other was drowned be-
fore II could be taken out.
NO CLUE YET.
OF the whereabouts OF the little girl who
was assaulted Sunday afternoon or OF
the man who assaulted her, although
every effort was made to do so.
THE PASTOR GRATEFUL
The committee having charge OF ST.
Anthony's fair held a well attended meet
ing last evening and after allowing all
bills presented II was voted 10 continue
the sale Of tickets for the plano until
July 4. and that tickets be placed on sale
at Z. ]. San soucis and John F. Har-
lows, olneyville square. The pastor
thanked everybody who in any way con-
tributed 10 make the fair the great sue
cess II has been. He also stated that he
had paid $1,000 on the church debt
GOING WEST.
Willow Camp. Modern Woodmen OF
America. met last evening and initiated
one candidate, arrangements were made
for the departure of the delegates 20 the
Supreme Camp at Indiana polls, Ind. who
leave for that city Friday evening.
The delegates are as follows: Rev. Wal
ter Gardner Mode NJ. Pierce anad Joseph
ter Gardner. Mode NJ. Pierce and Joseph
Cling Mars.
GENERAL MENTION.
Herbert d. Gross who was formerly in
the employ OF the r. /. Company, but now
night foreman at the Danielsville car
Station at Rockland. was In this vicinity
yesterday experimenting the removal OF
his family and household effects 10 Rock
land.
Many in this section believe that Car
ter who was sentenced I'm Boston yester-
day for numbering a policeman. was the
same Carter who was mixed up in a
shooting AFFAIR at the Fenner stand a few
years ago.
The Holy Name Society connected with
ST. Mary's Catholic Church will hold their
quarterly gathering Sunday morning. and
will attend the o'clock services OF the
church in body.
Some one ought 10 be getting fat as
for about a week they have helped
themselves TO a couple OF quarts off the
tops OF cans OF milk from the steps OF
Frank A. Heffernans News stand, Is
Hartford avenue
Minnie Marshall OF 12 Iaban street
mourns the loss Of a chatelaine bag and
e. which she lost yesterday noon time