The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-13

The Falka club. which Is composed or
l35 young men OF this place. dedicated
their new home on Stokes street last
evening with smoker and a general
good time. The rooms dedicated are
those recently vacated by the Standard
wheelmen. and are large and well ap-
pointed for club work.
The club has added much In the way OF
furniture and paraphernalia- so that they
have the most up-to-date club In the city.
The festivities began with the ceremony
of installation OF officers, who are IA
follows. NJ n. Spellman. president: T..
II. WItchell. vice president; Philip Coffey,
treasurer. George II Maginniss. financial
secretary. John V. Bowers. recording sec
retary; John Mulleda, corresponding sec
retary Arthur Maginniss. sergeant-at-
arms: NJ F. Going installing officer; Ar
thur Maginnis. master of ceremonies.
There was plenty to eat. drink. and
smoke.
HE GOT THE COAL.
one OF the best known undertakers Of
this place secured ton Of coal after be
had been Informed by local coal dealer
that no one person could get a larger
supply than two baskets at time. The
undertaken took two baskets and then
sent four men and seven boys during the
day TO the coal dealer. and each got two
baskets. and when the eighth boy put in
his appearance the Goa dealer notlclng
that the same two baskets were being
used came to hte conclusion that some
one was working" the firm for more
for the undertaken had then a full ton
and would have got more had he changed
his baskets
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP
Two BARRIERS. Armenians and cousins. at
that. who were doing business In the Pike
building. dissolved partnership yesterday
afternoon in a most abrupt manner. They
got irto n row while In the shop and Pa
trolmen White and Dyer were called In.
The row started over the ownership Of
the furniture OF the place, and while one
went out for legal advice the other en-
gagged the services OF an sxpTessmsn and
cleaned the place out so that when the
one who went for a lawyer returned he
found the shop empty and did not know
where the furniture had gone.
The names of the men are NJ Eazvir
and Peter Kaloostian.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
The following officers were installed at
the meeting of Faith lodge OF Odd Ladies'
in Guild hall last evening by Deputy
Grand Master Thomas Lund: Noble
grand. Deborah North. vice grand. Sarah
Hough. past grand. Ellen Francis: re-
cording secretary. Margaret Cooper; H.
nancial secretary, Ruth Exley: chaplain,
Mary Spencer: conductor. Clara Ford;
treasur Annie Orton inside guard,
Hannah Thornton: outside guard, Sarah
Thornton supposltion Margaret Rogers.
Elizab beth Ayre. Eva Stickland and Sarah
Hough.
MODERN wooDMEN INSTALL.
G. W. Shelton installed the following
corps Of officers AT the meeting OF Willow
Camp Modern Woodmen OF America. In
Stokes hall last evening: Consul. Mode
NJ Pierce. advisor. J. r. Brady; banker,
w. H. Comstock: clerk. W. r. Donley.
escort, T. =. Curran; watchman. Thomas
Merritt. sentry. Robert Ney. manager.
r. r. Chaplin: physician. T.. A. Charon,
NJ r.: chief forester, ~. r. Chapn.
RUSSO WAIVED EXAMINATION.
Antonio Russo. who was arrested n few
dsvs ago for making an assault upon
Ronaldo J. Imundi with a hatchet. waived
examination on that charge at tho session
OF the Eighth District court yesterday
and was held to await the action OF the
grand jury.
lie was ined $50 and costs for carrying
concealed weapons. for when arrested he
had I'm his possession n revolver.
HAND MANGLED.
Norah stouck. 20 year old. and living at