The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-08

street spent yesterday al an Italian pic
mic ana was on his way home and had
with him push cart At the foot or
Broadway. Crosse found that the push
cart was 10 heavy and this with the load
OF Italian booze that he had aboard
was rather too much for him and he
pushed his push cart In front OF a Broad
way car with the intention of having his
load and the push cart pushed up the hill
He did not calculate right. however. for
he got bump that put him out and was
later arrested for being drunk.
AN INTERESTING MEETING.
Court Gen. Sheridan, Foresters OF Am
erica. met I'm stokes hall. last evening
when four candidates were initiated, Ave
applications for membership were accept
ed and two applications for membership
received Under the head OF good and
welfare. pleasing remarks were made by
Grand Treasurer, John T. Harlow, Su-
Deputy Frank Canning, Bro. Silva of
Court Warwick, Past Chief Rangers
Scott. Mcguire and Moreand
The committee who are arranging for
the rs anniversary or the court TO he held
Thursday evening Sept "a. reported pro-
gress
LOTS OF WORK
Division No 20 Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians. met Sunday afternoon with a
ldiBF attendance Wnen ~ candidates were
initiated. The degree work was performed
by the team OF Division No. II, and was
rendered In most painstaking and inn
pressive manner Two applications for
membership were received and at the
conclusion OF the regular work short but
interesting remarks were made by County
President Torrance oats, State Secretary
Matthews and President John t. Cannon.
WHERE'S THE BRIDE7
There was a Polish wedding on Judith
street. last evening, but there was no
bride. few moments after the supposed
happy party sat down 10 the wedding
dinner. the bride. who was but little more
than child. and who had evidently been
made bride against her wishes. left the
festive board. saying that she would re-
turn in a few minutes
She was excused, but she did not return
and no trace OF her has been learned
since.
GOT POOR PAY
The fire apparatus from Plainfield
street responded 10 a call from the resi-
dents OF Silver Lake district last eve
ming, and when they reached the scene
there was nothing for them TO do. and
the crowd began 10 make all sorts OF fun
OF them.
The next time they are called the men
think that they will be greeted quite
different. for the last that should be done
was 10 thank them for responding. in
stead OF indulging In cat calls and the
like.
GENERAL MENTION
John Greenhalgh, SO years old. who
lives at 72 Laurel Hih avenue. fell from
a car at the corner OF Plainfeld and
Ralph streets at 7:30 last evening, and
was rendered unconscious for a while
lie was taken INTO Weedens Drug tore
and cared for by DR. Longfellow, and
aftcrvard taken toS his home by his SON
in-law Alfred Cooper.
1nc Indications are that the Ridges OF
the Providence Amateur league would
Win the pennant. notwithstanding the
faci that the Dewey Boys are at the
present time I'm the lead.
The regular season ended Saturday
bTt there are n few postponed games TO
be played. and Il the Ridges play as they
have al season. they are sure To win out
One OF the most popular young ladies
o: the annexed district write this her
first item for newspaper;
Say a runaway which occurred al the
watering place at Odd Fellows square
Robert McDonough tried 10 stop II but
thrown g. ground II was stopped below
tho -aiiroad track by Spot Conaway.
u was rubber tire -runabout driven nv
n young man. No one hurt"
lie has wife and hve small children.
whom ft appesrt TO have forgotten.
JOHN O'cCNNEII.