The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-17
Champion Checker Player MCEntoe
Seeks Pastures Now.
Lost Bracelet Turned Up After Many
Days Lille Items About Town.
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was extended 10 Councilmen Armstrong
and Coffey for ably defending the rights
OF the people i'm reference 20 the attempt
10 place the school house on Academy
avenue The meeting adjourned to meet
Tuesday evening. Sept. %.
CAUGHT AT LAST
According to the police Bert Shepard
OF Dixie street Is not happy unless he is
IN trouble week ago he got into
trouble on Putnam street and a warrant
charging him with revelling was issued
Bert does not sleep at home regularly
so the police were unable 10 locate him
until this morning.
knowing that he was a slippery fellow,
Sergeant Potter took along a couple OF
patrolmen with him. and when they caal-
ed at the house Mrs Shepard kept the
sergeant at the door a little longer than
the sergeant thought was necessary. and
then he walked In and found that Bert
was up and dressed and was about 10
jump out OF n window.
a@F IT WAS IMPRESSIVE.
The funeral OF young Magoon held at
the old Dyer Homestead at Dyer ceme-
terry yesterday afternoon. was a very i'm
pressive one, the Rev. Mr.. Rice OF the
Church or the Messiah. assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Collins OF the came church Of
hciated.
Stftpul mas laTgeT display or Moral
offerings, all being OF massive and rich
designs, been seen and 1t required two
large wagons 10 convey them from the
house, 10 what Is known az the Pastor
Rest plot in the cemetery, where the re-
mains were entered.
The bearers. former schoolmates Of the
deceased were Abel Reynolds, Jr, VII
liam Barney. James wickes and James
Bourne. Sweets auartette rendered sew
In a
ner.
The funeral was under the personal
direction OF J. VIII Carpenter.
STOLE HIS GUESTS
G. w Morgan. travelling agent for the
Boston and Albany railroad. and his
friend O.. r Boynton one OF the leading
merchants OF Brookline. Mass. were the
guests Of DR.. Harrington yesterday.
A couple of friends OF Mr. Harringtons
stole the two gentlemen from him late
In the afternoon, and made matters con-
genial for an hour or more. and they
left the square at n late hour. we'll
pleased with their visit.
on THE WAR PATH.
Patrick Shea went 10 his home on Toby
street last evening and did not find things
shouted Police and Shea iabored
under the impression that his home was
10 take him out They did. moreover and
away he went TO the station and was
among those who were fined I'm the police
court this morning for being drunk.
GENERAL. MENTION.
horse and tpcart owned by an Ital-
lery street yesterday. and was helped out
by Martin O'Neil. n produce peddler, who
had to walk the horse nearly half mile
over rubbish before he could deliver the
outfit to the owner
Thomas A. Bride. bookkeeper at the
olneyville branch OF the linton Trust
oS c9Smpp9ny p,nm, VIII ,Se Se hear heard In The Speech
given by the Clan-na- -Gaels In the Provi-
dence Opera House Sunday evening
Patrolmen Feeuey and Coakley OF the
did not hear the gun" for they were
on the square this morning with straw
The Ridges and Crowns will play Satur-
day as the indications are that none OF
the teams OF the league will play al Pal
ace Gardens Sunday.
The Regent Literary and Social club
met IN their parlors on Valley street last
evening and talked over the matter per
taining 10 the coming fair.
The local branch OF the Catholic
Knights OF America met last evening and
admitted one candidate
The bank books that Austin Winston
reported lost. have turned up having only
been mislaid by his wife
jeremiah Moyinhan, well known
the city has opened a hand
some cafe az l7ss Westminster street.
Capt Rowe Of the Chafree street station
ls enjoying a couple OF days of.
There was one person arrested for
in this district during the
past "a hours
Harry Abbott at Thornton is arranging
Tor another grand whippet race for Mon
lay. sept 2s
John Y. Battle OF Is Valley street re-
ports the loss or gold ring