The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-07

The prospects are that peace and quiet
ness will reign at the corner OF Atwell's
avenue and Joslin street until well into
the fall. for the gilded $500 chariot from
the Chaffee street station drawn by that
handsome white charger Dick rolled
up to the mansion OF Mrs. Belle
Mahan at an early hour this morning and
Mrs. Mahan, who is much better known
as Red Lii" was escorted to the chariot
by Sergeant Potter, who in his winning
and persuasive manner informed her that
he had a capias for her The Lily did
not know whether this meant Christ
mas present or an invitation to take a
morning ride with the Boys In Blue,
but she learned as the chariot rolled over
the cobblestones that her presence was
wanted at the Sixth district court.
Some time ago she was arraigned for
being a raIler and a brawler and she
promised to deport herself in a manner
becoming TO a lady.
II is quite evident that she strayed from
the right path for. IL is stated. she got
on her high horse Wednesday evening TO
such an extent that the neighbors were
obliged 10 call upon the police TO quiet
her down
THEY WERE SIGHT.
Few men In the square are better dress
ers than Frank BARLEY. the shoe dealer
and his chum Andy Mcnamara a saloon
keeper. but yesterday according to com
mon report they were a sight So much
50 In fact that they were ashamed to go
through the square. During the forenoon
these two WORTHLESS thought that the rain
storm was about 'all in so they started
on their wheels for a short rxde and final
ly landed at Arctic.
On the way home IL began to rain, but
they did not seem to mind IL but kept
pegging away but when they reached
Mr.. McNamara's place of business none
knew them for they were covered from
head 10 foot with mud II was even nee
essary for Matt to turn the hose upon
them. They remained under cover until
after dark. and sat close TO a fire that
was started for their special benefit
The two men came upon the square
this morning looking as IL they had Just
stepped from a bandbox. and they each
took an affidavit that never so long as
they lived would they leave the city again
when there was any sign OF rain. and II
caught in storm would throw their
wheels away and come home in the cars
like sensible persons.
FROM SACO ALLEY
Jennie Bennett. who claims Mansfield.
Mass, as her residence was visited IN
house on Saco alley at 7:3O this morn
Ing by Sergeant Potter Jennie is said
TO go under another name when at home
for the story goes that short time ago
she married an Italian fellow
The police have been called to the
house where this beauty was arrested
quite often. and Il Is only a few days ago
that Patrolmen White and Dyer were
called in TO prevent a fellow named
Donovan from killing a chap named Car
ley and In the mixup Donovan assaulted
Patrolman Dyer.
other call al the house. when the Bennett
woman was or al least appeared to be
In full control OF the house but when
the police got into the house the untamed
spirit OF pretty Jennie became lamb
like and she was not arrested.
A WEDDING.
Miss Susie L. Herold former resident
of the annexed district and a very popu-
lar young lady. was married to Benjamin
+. Waterman at the home Of Mr. Water
mans parents. 26 Desoto street We'd
nesday evening by the Rev. j. V. Oster-
hout OF the Broadway Baptist church.
Miss Ella II. Herold a sister OF the
bride, was the bridesmaid and Charles
Haslam was the best man. They were
the recipients OF many handsome pres
ents one OF which was a massive Morris
chair from Mr.. Waterman's associates.
~ Brown and Sharps.
Mr.. and Mrs Waterman will spend
their honeymoon at Boston. and upon
their return will take up their residence
Oh Bancroft: street
FRANK SLAvIN ILL
Frank Slavin the well known contrac-
sn' ana f~Tu~frfun Is dangerously III az
ms residecr- corner OF Atwell's and Tux
.eoo avenues. and the attending physl- |
cans nave but little hopes OF his re-
iysentery '''
rev men will be more missed than Mr. |
siavin, should his sickness terminate "a !
taliy for Few are more liberal ahout /
here. than Frank slavin.
a BAD BOY.
Alfred Beliveau of As Htn street oaued /
st tne Chanee street police station thIa 4
morning and said that his son Thon.s 1
was such bad boy that he was unahie
20 do anything with him The bov baa \
stolen his brothers wheel and dlsnoseS 4
OF IL for s. b a Cranston street bicvc1o
dealer. and there the wheel was fonnS /
this morning
Mr.. Beliveau deemed n a wise plan IN
put nc boy under restraint for he hae
been for some time on probation
GENERAL MENTION.
yorsay Gendreau. a boy living with his
parents az 81 Ethan street. drew his
weeks salary from FTetchers mills a dav
OF 30 ago and has not been home sinca
The boys father has asked the police 10
cry and find him.
The residents Of Merino street have evil
identity become tired ~ that name for they
have sent a petition 10 th,~board Of alder.
men asking mat it be changed 70 Joseph
street
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