The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-27
Car Mems Ouing at New Bedford
Proved Great s uCCeSS.
WOuId-b3 Bad Man Meets His Match.
A Midnight ProW|0r.
cneyv Branch the Providence News Heernans News
Store, IS Hartford Avenue Telephone 4o-West.

The local railroad men went 10 Ne
Bedford yesterday. and every one {
them who did not have a good time wa
himself at fault.
They left the square SIS strong at abou
7:45 and when they reached the stat
line. they were met by a delegation fror
the Whale City" and from then unit
they returned to the state line everythin
was theirs.
Even at Fall River the boys was heart
ily received and an effort was made I
'.hold" them up
New Bedford was their destipation an
Shere they went. and when their specia
car reached the center OF the city the
were met by the superintendent OF tn
road. and introduced then to Inspecto
O'Neil, who had instructions 10 take tn
visitors any where they would like 4
so
They then started for Brookland park
and here the first number on the prog
xam was a ten round bout between James
F. Crowley and Ted" Godfrey. This
wa ssport for the crowd, but II was q
draw, and none could see than either OF
the contestants had been injured in the
beast.
The next number was a fat mans race
1n which J. r. Crowley. F. A. Russell.
Henry Hughes OF this place and William
Ralston OF New Bedford were the con-
testants, and as a result Mr. Ralston
will soon wear a new pair of trousers,
made from a nice piece OF cloth present
ed 10 the Olneyville boys by +. N Chap
man OF this city as a prize.
The ball game followed and this was
hotly contested. When the game started
Messrs. Crowley and Godfrey. started in
20 do a little coaching, but were barred
out The reason for this was that while
Godfrey is now a fireman and was for
merly a railroad man and manager or
the railroad ball team for two years.
that team did not win a game and II was
thought that he would be a Jonah.
The team could not bar out Godfrey
without doing the same TO Crowley for
both are one. The Olneyville team was
made up as follows: Austin. l. T.: Cor
ton, h.. McDuff. %; Feltham. p; Rice.
3D.; Tennant, .. g.; Eddy, r. T.. Weenett,
c.; Fogarty. c. f.: and they beat the New
Bedford boys by a scorc of II 10 4.
Good old Pop" Chapman was an UNI
kire who gave entire satisfaction to all
Eddy played the game for the Olney-
vile boys and at one time II looked as IL
a ball while standing on the left sice of
his neck He was on his feet in tine
TO make a double play, and as this was
at the start OF the game the New Bed
ford boys thought that they were up
against a lot OF cracker Jacks.
At the conclusion Of the game shore
dinner was served and while there was
fur and plenty II was not Rhode Island
shore dinner.
After the inner man had been cared
for they were taken 70 Fort Rodman aud
here they were accorded privileges that
but few parties could boast OF.
They then started toward home and
made stop at Lincoln park and left
there at $50.
and "Wilke" were the orators,
and taught the party no end OF parna-
nentary rules and usages. This was the
Vile. The streets OF New Bedford were
we'll filled with citizens. and at all OF the /
Ire and police stations decorations were
The party reached the square at mid. !
hight. happy but tired. and not one OF /
hem were dissatisfied with the program |
81 the day.
lash. chairman: G. r. Rice. secretary; /
2. A. Chapman and J. r. Noon.
The men in charge at New Bedford /
we're william Ralston, Edward Dalbee, G.
Frank Hargraves
WANTED TO BE A BAD MAN
Oscar Hubert wanted 10 be a real bad
nan last evening and started In 10 end
he existence CT his Sister-in-law ~ her
lome. 50 McDonough street. but Mrs HUI
,ert called for Patrolman Sharpe.
Oscar had an idea that he could get
way with Mr. Sharpe. and started in 10
10 80. but didn't figure the sum up cor
ome OF the officers clothing had az last
o submit. for Mr. Sharpe was not long
coming 10 the conclusion that a night
nd later Oscars face was covered with
ink"
re ~ag taken n the station and a strip
He wss taken 70 the station and strip
z Sergt. Benefits bicycle tape was used
o close the wound made by the locust.
A PROwLER.
About u O'Clock last night T. n Jones
nd his brother in-law. Joseph Brown sat
2 an unllghted room AZ their home. ss
eainst a window. A few moments later
hey heard some one taking out n screen |
rom a psrlor window. and went out
ITO the yard
As they reached the lawn they sav
ian jums~ the fence and he got away
hey also found that the noise agarn-,
pc window was caused by the intruder
al been partly removed from a window
FORGET THE PAIN.
Henry Brown of Harmony came into
lis vicinity yesterday morning with
'ad of wood. which he disposed ~ 70
lmily on Academy avenue. In getting
n his wagon. He fell and broke hls left
I'm. He went "a the office of a nearby
-ysician. who set the arm and when Mr.
rovn asked how much the bill was the
nysician said 800. Those who knew Mr.
rown best say that HE arm did not pain
IN particle on the way home. but the !