The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-19
Warm Baseball Expected at Game With
WickfordS on Flats Tomorrow.
Rectory Door Bell SuCCumbS 10 Hearty
grip Of Heavy Weights.
cnevve Providence News is Heernans News
Store. Is Hartford Avenue Telephone 4o-West.


The olneyv!nes will have az opponents
on Merino flats Saturday. the Wick
tords who have been defeated but once
this year and they dld not have their
Etar pitcher Wheeler in the box, but used
an amateur
Wheeler and McKenna will be the bat
Rery for WEXFORD. Reiman, lst; Borien'
End; Fiske ard; somners. s. g.; Eldisin'
I. f.: Newman. c. e.: Rub.nson, r. I. All
these men are we'll known and most OF
them have played on the best college
teams in the country. The visitors are
coming up on chartered cars and say
they will back their team to the limit
Oineyyille has got together strong
team and they would also rather win TINS
game than any other this season Ihe
Olneyville lineup will be: Wiley G.
Brooks, D. Hannaway. 1st; Paine, md
Fleming, Srd.: Saunders. $. s. |yn'ns
TAYLOR. c. r.; Fred Morrison. ]. T.; L. r.
Mccarthy, r. T. Brooks IS well known
college pitcher hailing from the west and
Is said to he a wonder Both teams are
evenly matched ana the team that wins
win certainly have 10 work
AS Il Is the only game In Providence
there will certainly be big crowd
DON'T PULL THE BELL
The contestants for the fat mans race
mt the picnic OF St Anthonys fhurcn
are coming in so thick ana iaet
that the door ben at the rectory has peen
put out Of business
The COMMITTEES have come to the con-
clusion that II there are any more con
testants that they must call AT the ohlce
OF John F. Harlow on the square.
II looks now as II st Mary's parish
would walk away with,rhe prize Tor the
latest candidate for the honor Is John
y. Cannon. There Is one thing that the
COMMITTEES want the contestants to bear
4 an mind and that IA that no one can en-
ter who weighs less than 225 pounds and
A. Is reported that Mr.. McDeed, one OF
the prominent contestants weighs zzS'
He saws that he will eat nothing but corn
beef and cabbage until he gets into con-
dition, and he is quite wiling TO wager
any number Of nickels that he Will be In
trim for the fray.
ONLY ONE THIS TIME.
A few days ago a well known eitizen
reported 70 the correspondent or the
News. that two horses were left exposed
10 the weather in a yard on Heline street.
Mention was made OF that fact. Since
that time until last night there nave
been no horses IN the yard AT that tine
one OF the two seen at the previous oc-
casion was out IN INC 9"iu ~ '"N
1870.
The owner had just a little more com
passion on the animal than before. tor
a blanket had been placed on the horse
There are those who believe that the
horses have been stabbed In the cellar
of the house for there appears 20 be no
other place about the premises TO shelter
them.
ANOTHER STRIKE.
There was . strike in what is known as
the "fIling' room OF the Atlantic mills
yesterday. when IA Italians walked out
and asked for an increase OF salary As
a child could do the work performed Dy
these men, and the men getting but htue
more than chld's pay. little attention
AS far as that was concerned there
were more than 100 Italians that were
ready TO hll the vacancies, and now II
looks as IN a more competent set or men
could be engaged a number Of those
who walked out yesterday were willing 10
go 10 work this morning. but the, we're
Informed that their services were not
wanted.
UP TO THE CLERKS.
The clerks who think that they can play
ball need not waste any enort In getung
on game. for the. peddlers are ready 70
tackle them any day In the week from
Monday 20 Monday.
ANY time that the clerks come 10 the
eonclusion that they know lust a littie
about the game they can send word "a
Lewis McGowan. Is Hartford avenue
and he will arrange for n game for fun
or marbles This challenge Is open Tor
the season, but the sooner that N Is ac-
cepted the better the peddlers Will he
suited for they must beat someone. and
they prefer the clerks. and they are not
very particular whore the clerks come
from. 50 long as they can lay any claim
90 the title.
MADE A MISTAKE.
Ell blanchard Of No 2 Amden street
called az the Chaffee street police station
and reported that some one had stolen q
razor from his shop. and gave the police
the name ~ man whom he thought
took n. The man was arrested. and as
,bs, the g tPisf had 1fss been " CAPTURED p Mrs
Gilday. who lived nearby. came forward
and said that she loaned the man her
husbands razor 20 make himself present.
able In Amden street society. 80 he was
discharged Blanchard is still thinkine
where his razor went
KENNEILY rs IMPROVING.
A little daughter OF John NJ Kennedy
who was said 30 be assaulted by Jo-n
Bannahan one week ago called m the
Chafee street police station this morning
and reported that he was not able IA
respond 20 a summons 90 appear IN court
week or more Mr.. Kennedy is able %
be up a few moments At time but
cannot as yet walk without assistance
STRIKE STILL or.
The strike az T. r. Meyers bottling
establishment on Harffod avenue r. still
on. there having been but one man az
work Mr. Meyers was obliged 10 drive
one 81 his delivery wagons himself this
morning.
He does not anticipate any great inter-