The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-10

Messrs. ]. o. and f. ]. San souci pro
prietors OF San Souci's department store
furnished a days outing for their entire
force yesterday, and everything was irst
class except the weather and this is one
article that the firm does not handle foi
n they did they would have had the
weather some 30 OF 10 degrees cooler. The
party numbering about 20 left the store
IN two drags sach drawn by six horses
all handsomely decorated, and headed
for Hauterive where they landed at 24S
A lunch OF delicious chicken chowder
and fried cells was found in waiting
and after a few minutes OF rest, the bal
nends went into the field. and lined up as
follows The Its"-McKenna. c. and
captain: Paul San Souci. p. Martin, 10.
o'Brien. 2b.: Sylvester, s. g: David, Sb.
German. l. T.; George San Souci C. f.;
Joe San Souci, r (.
THE Would Be Its"-Mulhearn, c. and
wanted TO be captain: Lannon. p; Carl
non. h.; Mahar, 2b: Borque. s. s.;
Guertin. 81: e ]. San Souci. l. sf:
6chenck. r. f.; Halewell, c. T., and j.. o.
San Souci as umpire. At the outset II was
plain and painful 10 see that the umpire
was fully in sympathy with the Its
and when he gave the Would BE IT'S. q
favorable decision. II was looked upon as
a mistake instead OF favor. and there
was some talk among the Would Me
It's" OF taking the umpire to the bay, but
for II being so near pay day. wiser ooun-
sci prevailed and the umpire still lives,
but according to THE Would Be It's
will not care 20 look any OF their fair
friends in the face until after the sun
dry bruises sore hands and sunburns
have disappeared.
The happiest man OF the lot was Nc
Kenna who so some OF his associates
say would have done something desper-
ate had not his team won and TO save
this II is believed that the head OF the
firm was good TO him on this account,
for "E. j." would have made life misera-
BILE for him had he lost
''E j." by the way made the greatest
catch OF the day. but did not know a.
Until some one told him he had the ball
In his left hand. He turned a complete
double somersault in performing the act,
The many pretty girls. who are employ
ed in the store were interested spectators
and they sat under the shade OF the
trees one could tell by their words o: in
spiration TO the players that the fair
ones were about equally divided in their
sympathies
was ..all right, for besides the clans.
etc. there was delicious chicken, Holsters
and whole lot more good things 70 eat
After the. dinner had been given time to
o'clock the party. which was one OF the
merrisst and most democratic that ever
visited the place. left for home, tree. but
happy; and all. including the hosts. were
at their posts bright and early this morn
ing. aslri
IT WAS NOT MURDER.
1t was reported about the square this
morning that a murder had been com
mitted on Tar bridge. but happily such
was not the case but IL n certain young
man had been caught he would have been
handled rather roughly. He was an Ital-
ian and was on his way TO work In one
OF the mills and when on the bridge BIS
tally kicked little kitten into the river
The kitten took refuge in an old pipe un-
der Irons block that al one time did
duty as sewer. and as there was no
way TO get II out Patrolman Wilkinson
sition OF the kitty was such that none
but champion shot could hit a. The
patroman fired a number OF shots NJ g.
and az last succeeded In killing IT, The
scene was witnessed by a large number
OF persons. who were on their way 10
work. and had the Italian been among
the crowd there were those who would
willingly assist in throwing him into the
river
WOULDN'T BUTTON HIS COAT.
There may be trouble in n we'll known
eemi-mihtary organization in the vioin-
ity, Tor when they met last evening and
performing his duty with his uniform
coat unbuttoned the officer I'm charge VINO
had the coat buttoned from top 10 bot
tom and was sweating 70 beat the hand :,
ordered the man 10 appear in proper form,
and this he objected 20 do for he saId
that he considered his comfort OF more
importanee than CARRYING out an order
not An evening. He was Informed that
y was the regulation and the reEula-
tions must be adhered to for where there
was no discipline there could be no sue
cess
The coat was not but,oned ana the
wearer says that while he does not care
commanding officer ailude 10 the mater
again ne VIII resign his office
BIG FISH
John Blakely OF sos Hartford avenue
r. high hook or sauiteague 80 far as has
been heard from. for yesterday while nsh-
ing on Rullocks point. landed one that
many OF the old time fishermen s,id
would weigh IS pounds When Mr.
Blakefy reached home last evening ne
~ the presence 81 three well known eft
fzens weighed the catch and n and three
quarter pounds wac the resul,
Those who reside In the houee with
Mr. Biakely were given portion of the
neh. He returned 20 the scene last even.
ing with the intentions of going out IN
the same grounds this morning. and Try
hfs luck again. Mr. Blskely Is spending
mis- vacation with his daughter Mrs
but when he caught the whopper yester-
dsv ne could not resist coming home and
showing hfs skill
A GOOD STOP.
James Hal of scs Cleveland stree, and
his friend John Kerfev had a very mar
sow eecape from being seriously injured
on Hartford avenue last evening.
~. Hall wss driving from Kinheld