The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-18

The board of arbitration OF the Anna
teur league OF baseball held a meeting
last evening and voted that one OF the
players in the league should be barred
out. this being done by vote OF TO 2
The player who was barred is about TO
enter college and the board do not care
20 dvuige his name. for he was barred on
account of being a professional player
and they think that perhaps the fact that
ne was once set down as such that 1t
would bar him from getting into the coli
lege team should he feel so disposed. and
as ne Is a popular young fellow The board
does not wish 10 njure his future IN the
least
Mowry OF the Troys was selected 10
fn the vacancy and he will pitch for the
Ridges on the Merino Flats today and
Fox OF the same team will pitch for the
Dewey Boys.
There will be another game played. two
teams OF this league, this afternoon, that
will be fully as exciting that OF the
one on the Merino Flats. for the G.. ~
Malones and the Tuxedos meet on the
Valley street iats and will night every
point in the game
The Indications are now that peace and
harmony prevails In the league and that
In the future about playing for lucre.
RICHARD TAYLOR DEAD.
Richard Taylor who at one time was
among the best known residents OF this
place, died at his home at 80 America
street yesterday For many years he
was the collector for a well known firm
OF local physicians and was highly re-
spected. He was also very prominent In
English societies. especially I'm the Sons
OF ST. George, and at one time was the
head of the order in this state. His
funeral will be held at the church OF the
Messiah tomorrow afternoon and the in
terment will be at Pocasset cemetery.
HE CARRIES \ WATCH NOW
william C. Brown. who for many years
has been in charge OF the dyeing depart
ment OF Providence Dyeing Bleaching and
Calendering Co. on Valley street, severed
his connection with the company yester-
day TO accept a similar position with the
Clyde print works at Riverpoint During
the afternoon those under him called him
into his Office. where Robert Fairlie. who
acted as spokesman. presented him with
a handsome gold watch and chain. Mr
Brown was taken very much by surprise,
but after getting his second wind res
pond.
A HAPPY MAN.
William Sma.ls who was frmerly a
conductor and later assistant fireman at
the Mount Pleasant car barn. but at the
present time clerk at the LymansVille
nVlls. is a happy man. for he is the dad OF
a pretty little girl
Genial Billy saws he wants all Of his
friends to keep away from his house for
at least ten DAYS. and then they can cal
and he will show them just how happy
he Is.
GENERAL MENTION.
At 1880 this evening. Manufacturers
lodge OF odd Fellows will leave the Dixie
street station for Washington lodge at
Riverpoint where the degree team from
the visiting lodge under the supervision Of
Past Grand Harry Daw will confer the
second degree upon a number Of can
didates.
Douglas Mitchell and the Misses Alma
Guertin and Louise La Due ot san Souci $
force have returned from their vacations
and at the close Of business this evening
Miss Mary Mclaughlin. Joseph Lannon
and Michael Guertin will start on theirs
farmer driving a rickety o'd wagon
ran down q young bicycle rider In The
square last evening and paid no more at
tention 10 the incident than n he had
run over a stone. The lad happily was
not injured.
The local branch Of the Knights OF
Columbus will leave the square al 1920 to-
morrow morning for the Warwick club
where they will spend the day
The police are looking after a gang of
boys who helped themselves TO pies and
cakes from one OF Althans delivery
wagons on Huntington avenue yesterday.
The bicycle found In lanyard lane by
the police a few nights ago has been
called for by j. O. San Souci OF Clare
mont avenue
John G. Budlong. the we'll known letter
carrier. and wife. are entertaining Mr.
Budlongs uncle. Samuel Burdick of Mon
tans. Mr. Burdiek is a typical west
erner.
Fred y Toof. one OF the overseers of
the Atlantic mills. IL entertaining + p
Toof OF Kentucky al his home. ii5 Ster-
ling avenue
Mr.. and Mrs John T Kenyon ~ Rye
street. arc entertaining Miss Sadie Wright
OF Buffalo and Miss Alice Peckhan of
Peacedale
The police az the Chaffee street station
reported nothing doing for the last a
hours 80 far as arrests were concerned
Patrolman Toner of the Chance street