The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-19

STARTING IN EARLY
Less than two months ago young man
named Howard led an Oak street belle TO
the altar and there promised That he ana
she would be one, and that he would pro-
tect her through life. Last evening at
their home on oak street the neighpors
thought that instead OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Howard going through life as one. they
an awful row, and that instead OF HOWARD
protecting the woman her friends were
obliged 10 call upon Patrolmen Tanning
and Connerton TO protect her but when
they reached the house Howard was talk
ing TO his wife like a newly made bride
groom and was stroking her golden brown
hair as lamb-like as one could wish Tor.
and Mrs. Howard at this time showed nb
desire TO part with her better half. so
there was no arrest.
A CONDUCTOR INJURED.
John Padian OF 175 Sterling avenue got \
nasty fall from a Broadway car on Doyle
avenue yesterday morning and In conse-
quence thereof Is confined TO his home
with sundry cuts and bruises about the
face, shoulder and hands. ON these cars.
which are of the open type. the side rail
is supposed 10 be down with level OF the
arms OF the seats. and the running board
is supposed to he up-that is. on bne sice.
While a car was moving along Doyle
avenue Mr. Padlan attempted 10 step
from the car. thinking that he would step
on tho footboard, but this happened TO be
fastened up so he fell head foremost to
the ground. and as above stated was quite
badly bruised and cut.
GENERAL MENTION.
There was n large attendance at the
meeting of the Olneyville Business Men :
association last evening. who listened to
a very pleasing address by City Engineer
Clapp. The members spent some little
time on the question OF watering the
street by the Rhode Island company. but
all came TO the conclusion that the COM
pany would not do II this season on ac-
count OF the scarcity OF cars used for the
purpose
There was n lively row on the corner
Of Westminster and Perry streets early
last evening when fellow named Ryan
was badly used up. Patrolman Feeney
took chap named Billy Hodge to the
station on suspicion Of doing the job.
Michael Lannon, an old time resident OF
this place, died at his home, 81 Oak
street this morning. Mr.. Lannon was well
known In the lumber trade he. for many
years. being employed by the ". II.
Homes Company. He leaves a widow. Mr..
Lannon was sick about 10 days.
Michael Farrell. who, II is claimed.
threw n stone at Patrolman Henry last
Friday evening, was aroused from his
sumbers AT his home on Erastus street
this morning by Mr. Henry and taken to
the station, on warrant charging him
with an assault.
There is being instllled at the Taft and
Weeden mills new style of picker.
which is said 10 do i'm three quarters OF
an hour what four old STYLED machines
will do. When In running order four men
less will be needed In this department Of
the mill.
Gertrude Conners. 10 years old, while
playing with other children I'm her yard al
4 Sykes court Sunday evening. fell and
broke her collarbone and was attended by
DR.. Eddy.
Frank Mallonda and Pasqualli Darrazza
inludged In bath In the Woonasqustuck-
ct river yesterday. they needed the bath
all right, but they forgot TO put on tights
and this led 10 their arrest
The fair Of the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament on Academy avenue opened
last evening With very large attendance
the most OF whom appeared to be OF
very liberal disposition.
Martin Brlda who lives with Peter
Tencar. at 10 Lena street mourns the
loss OF n pair OF trousers and a coat
valued at $40. They have been missing
since Sunday evening
Ramia Nadia was arrested at his home
Continued on page Ten.
At a special meeting OF the Younl
Mems Literary and Social club OF Olney
VILE. held Monday. May a. 1903, 10 tak'
action on the death Of Mr. James German
the following resolutions were adopted
Whereas. We. the members OF IN,
Young Mems Literary and Social clui
OF Olneyville have received with sincere
sorrow the announcement OF the deatf
Of our friend and fellow member Mr.
James German who departed this III,
May ith.
Whereas Mr.. German from Jan. I, issi
up ~ the time ~ his death filled the posi-.
tion OF treasurer Of our organization
during which time he had discharged the
duties Of that responsible position with
splendid ability. untlring zeal. and lnteg-
rity. Therefore. be N resolved. that while
We bow with submission 20 the unscru.
table will of the Most High We deeply
mourn the loss OF very dear friend n
faithful member and officer. whose lofty
qualities combined with his genial gocs
nature won for him the love and respect
of all the members Of this club. both past
and present.
BE n further resolved that We the mem
hers Of the club extend To the family Of
the deceased. our heartfelt sympathy I'm
this the sad afflcton
Resolved. that copy Of these rcso-
lutions be presented TO the relatives OF
the deceased and entered upon the rec
ords of the club and inserted In the
Evening News. Evening Bulletin, Even
ing Telegram and Weekly Visitor.
Frank Gill. John a. Chapman. Robert
A. Sheppard. Thomas l.. Cox. Peter &.
Cannon. Committee on Resolutions
w. SLATER MovRY HAS REMoD-
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