The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24
Arnica and LinimsntS in Demand After
Business Men Play Ball.
They Wouldn't set EN- Up," So Cher
clio StaT3d Rough House.
Olneyve of the Providence News eernan News
Store IS Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

Yesterday about 100 memberse OF the
Business Mems association enjoyed
themselves at Palace Gardens where
today about % Of that number arc walk
ing about like a horse with bone
spawn. for about that number forgot
that they were bordering on the eve,
when active work or play means pains
and aches on the following day. There
was an increased sale OF iodine. liniment
etc, last evening. and the majority Of
those who are affected, are quite con-
hdent that the quantity purchases last
evening will be quite sufficient To resture
them back to activity once more. There
Is no question but what William Donahue
Jared the worst, for he got bump on his
upper lip with a batted ball. and he was
hit so hard that he probably won's speak
much above a whisper for week.
All OF these troubles came from play
ing ball and the teams were made mp as
follows: Russell Braves Connors, p;
Russell c.: -.dd, S. s.; Dolby, 2b.' Drew
3D.; thompson, ID, Charon, l. l. Athh'
and Kelly T. (. ....,
Stones Prize winners, Galloway, %;
McCabe, 1b,; Wilson. $. s.; Hazard. 3D.;
Howland, !. f.. Day. G. T.; Marks, 10
McGlinchy, p; Stone, C.. and the latter
walked off with the honors. the score
being 20 to Is.
There was plenty OF eat, drink and
plenty TO entertain those who did not
care for the ball game. and found that
the committee had made ample arrange
ments for their welfare.
The dinner was served at $3.50 and this
was all that could be asked for and at
$50 the happy party left the grounds for
home. all apparently we'll satisfied with
the outing.
One OF the pleasant incidents OF the
day was the grouping of the party for
picture. which was taken by Desgranger,
the well known artist
The committee In charge were James
NJ. Shawcross, William j. Banspacn,
Samuel Dolby. John o'Donnell, Frank
M. whipple. and Thomas r. Day.
WAS A BAD MAN.
venazio Cherello. was one OF party
of Italians at the home OF the PanoreliKs
on Union avenue yesterday afternoon,
and a part OF the program was a game,
where the loser was TO treat the rest of
the party.
Cherello was one OF the gamesters and
lost. So. he set em up"
The next time. some one else lost, but
when IL came to the treating part. Cher
ello according to his statement was not
counted in that part OF the game.
He at once proceeded 10 take Nataline
PanoreHi the hostess to task for the
slight, and according TO their story
he even went so far as TO draw a pistol
on the woman. The woman ran out OF
the house. TO that Of her mother. Mary
Defusco. and he ran after her
IL At ha hN NrQ nnf a.
co and he pointed the pistol at her. She
shut the door in his face He at once
went in search for an axe and found one.
then began TO cut down the door, but by
this time lot OF men got after him and
notified the police who came at once and
though he started 20 run was arrested.
The pistol was not found on him, but
he was locked up on the charges Of as
saulting the two women with a dangerous
weapon. and for defacing the building.
About one year ago Chevello got into an
argument with a fellow countryman and
the argument waxed warm and the result
was Chevello was cut over the eye with
q razor.
FRED sLEFFELIN BURIED.
The funeral OF the late Frederick L.
slefrelin was held at his late home. SO
Ralph street at o'clock this afternoon
and was very largely attended Rev j, V.
Osterhout OF the Broadway Baptist
church officiated. That the young man
was held In the highest esteem was at
tested 10 by the profuse display OF floral
tributes and the casket was simply hid
from view. while about the room whore
the remains Law were handsome boquets.
The burial was az the North End ceme-
tery. where Thistle Lodge Knights and
Ladies' OF Honor performed their impress
sive burial services. The bearers from
that organization.
Mrs Steffelin. who was Miss AlZada F.
Hall and her little son. Frederick c.
have the sympathy of all who know them
for more devoted husband or loving