The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-29
Bean Pot Causes Much Commotion in
the Bride Family.
Outlook at Local Mills Is Not the
Brightest Case Of Assault,
Olneyvie of the Providence News Hefernans
News Store Is Hartford Telephone 4o-West.


: be no more than right TO give them next
Thursday. At least one large Arm Is quite
agreeable TO the subject IL the clerks
are accorded thisc privilege those of san
! Soucis store will play game of ball
! raigned
A FISH STORY.
IL all FISH stories are true, Chris. Hand
OF Plainfield street is high hook in the
pickerel line OF the place, for yesterday
at Randall pond he landed one measuring
22 inches and weighed a little more than
pounds. This was not ALL for he had a
handsome string Of a dozen many OF
them, from Ia to pounds each.
/ Chris is a crank on pickerel and when
taking life easy is reading books that
treat on the subject. He also keeps a lit
1 tie notebook I'm which he jots down any
thing that he hears that relates to the
habits OF pickerel.
WANTED TO GO OVER
The first sign OF fall and winter was
/ in evidence at the Chaffee street police
station. this morning, when David Side
| bottom was taken I'm as a suspicious per-
son. and informed the officer in charge
that he wanted to be sent over for the
fail and winter. II Is rather doubtful
whether he gets what he wants or not.
Tor II rs Just little early In the season
TO book guests OF this kind at the Hotel
Cranston," on such terms.
s@. GENERAL MENTION.
The officers of the committee who are
arranging for the Tooth anniversary OF
the death OF Robert Emmett, met last
evening ana decided upon Mr.. James
sullivan, OF New Haven, Conn as the
principal speaker. The committee will
meet at the rooms OF the Robert Emmett
/ ifaV arxr ~
tickets for the event, which will be dis
tributed.
handsomely engraved set OF resohi-
tions upon the death OF the late James
German, who for more than a quarter OF
a century held the position OF treasurer
OF the Young Mems Literary and Social
club, Is attracting much attention In the
display window OF large store on the
square.
Thomas Keene OF Boston. one OF the
best known athletes OF New England. is
visiting John Shannon on Broadway for
the purpose OF attending the funeral OF
Mr. Shannon's mother. which was held
at st. Mary's church at $50 this morn
| ing.
Peter Borgue, the good looking sales
man at San Souci's, has returned to duty
| after two weeks vacation, spent at
| Webster, Mass. After closing this eve
ming, Mr. Borgue VIII he rendered ban
| quet by his fellow clerks ana this SO n
| is whispered, will be served In n lunch
wagon
Patrolman White suppressed a small
sized riot on Hartfrod avenue. yesterday
afternoon when two Hebrews SO they
claim. were attacked bv four men who
were digging a trench near the railroad
| crossing. but the officer did not find
sufficient evidence 10 make any arrest
The police found Mr.. Weston's white
bull dog, which. he says. strayed away
from Al Eagle street. day or so ago
Now Albert Fain wants the police to do
the same for him, only his canine is OF
the ordinary yellow sort.
Michael I. Braney and Frank Kiernan
OF this place are among the many who
will go TO New York TO take part I'm the
order OF Eagles demonstration next
week. Resides this they will take a trip
up the Hudson TO Mr. Braney's old home
The Olneyville Baseball team has ar
ranged for two red hot games with the
! River Points for Labor Day, the irst one
/ 10 be PLAYED at River Point I'm the morn
! ing and the other at the Merino Flats in
the afternoon.
Stella Bros. Of lS Putnam street called
at the Chaffee street police station last
evening, and claimed the purse that was
, found on the square few days ago by
Patrolman Dyer
r. w. Church. who Is wanted SO badly
by the police of number of cities. Is
{ we'll known and connected I'm this vicinity
Those that he is charged with defraud
ing never supposed that he would h,
guilty OF anything OF the sort.
William Farrell OF Fairmount avenue
was seriously injured about the head by
the falling OF a beam at the Queen D-e
Ing company yesterday afternoon. anc
was taken 10 the Rhode Island hospital.
The parishioners OF st. Mary's church
will meet at the chapel tomorrow after
noon and listen 20 the report Of the ex
ecutive committee. who are arranging 70
the fair.
Thomas Hindle. who has been in bust
ness AZ ~ Valley street. will dispose q
HIS business at auction this afternoon anS
will go 20 his old home at Lonsdals.
A telephone pole In front OF "a Caproi
street is In a dangerous condition. beinl
broken at the base, and IL held up b!
the large number OF wires at the top.
Patrick Donnelly. well-known person
was arrested early this morning by Sergt
Potter and Patrolman sherman for beinl
intoxicated.
Arthur wescott. an old time Oineyvill,
boy. was IN tho square yesterday. and 4
was his first call here IN y years
Charles T.. Garter Of e7s Gladstone ave
= nue mourns tho loss ~ eight rabbits val
! ued az 50 75 that were stolen from a per
last evening.
The funeral ~ John McAieer was helt
~ the residence OF his brother in. law
= Luke Kavanagh, this morning az $50.
MrH. Mary \. Masterson OF "Milllner,
y Row has returned from her vacation
4 which she spent at Block island
x James Maloney of Middetown n visit
X JOHN ocoNNELL.