The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-18

News at Heffernan's News store. IL
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West
There was a game OF ban played here
. day or so ago between teams from the
local branch OF the Public Market and
one from the South Main street branch
The team from this place got the worst
end of the deal and they claim tina,
Joseph Norman one OF their own clerks
who acted as umpire. did all that he pos
sibly could for tho down town team and
they talk OF getting up petition and
forwarding II TO the management to have
him dismissed
The OinsyviIie team. which Is headed
by Captain d. O,Conneil. challenged Cap
tain Ralph Morrow OF the South Main
street team 10 play once again for purse
OF s25. or the dinners. DIR. Morrow was
afraid that Mr.. O'Connell had picked up
some outside players and did not dare
TO accept the challenge. Then Mr.. O'Con-
neil said that he was willing TO cut out
the s7b and would play for the dinners.
and as he. MIR. MORROW, was so afraid OF
oufstde plyaers Mr.. O'Connell's men would
consent to have the winning team pay
for the dinners.
An that the Oineyville team wants Is an
opportunity to get AT the South Main
street crowd once more. James Rooney.
the best looking man and without any
doubt the best ail-round player OF either
-feam- will not sleep well until the teams
come together again.
SEVEN REvEILERs.
At 3 O'Clock. this morning. Sergeant
Potter. with Patrolmen Feeney, Bugbee,
Jones and Smith. arrested John t. Harris,
j. #. Thornton. James McCahey. Frank
0~~3 rF~a
and walter Mulligan on Valley street.
The young men had been to a wedding
and. according TO the police. were taking
up all OF the street and were singing and
shouting They were charged with rev
cling.
GENERAL MENTION.
Carmine Jesmond. six years old. OF 344
AfweIIs- -axenna- found -astFay-on
Gladstone avenue: Albert Roper. three
years old. OF Bowdoin street. OH the
square, and Charles Domino, two and n
half years old. Of 1s4 Atwelrs avenue, on
Valley street. by the police. hate yesterday
afternoon. They were restored TO their
homes f'yN
Yesterday afternoon Detective Maguire
made a trip to East Greenwich and came
hack with Henry Maclde, who is charged
with stealing lead from house owned
by The Atlantic mills on Hartford avenue
Sergeant Potter and Patrolmsn Cahiil
made trip through the ball grounds on
inc Merino fats this morning and found
two "siespers out. one OF whom mana ged
TO get away. The other one was bare
footed.
George Grant of so Daniel avenue lost n
coat from his wagon yesterday, and I'm
the coat was a book containing n check
for $S. The articles were found later
and returned to Mr.. Grant
James Pciltier OF 10 Chaffee street host
m account book on the square yesterday.
that contained a number OF papers. lie
has asked the police TO find IL for him
Hose 10 responded to n still alarm at IS
Dixie street at sb o'clock hast evening
n house owned by Thomas Deslaades.
Ihe damage was slight
Miss Grace MoCrudden, william Black.
J. A Tabener and Miss Maggie Mooney.
through the agency OF Kennedy g. Cough.
'adled from New York today for Eu-
'ope-
Last "Wednesday Harry Whitman OF II
)cokss street loaned his push cart to a
riend and now he Is looking for the !
nan and push cart
One Of the Glasses of the Broadway |
3apt1st church Sunday school held an |
In Library hail. hast even
ng.
A heavily laden low gear owned by r. s.
fann e. Co, broke down on Valley
treet last evening
The Chusch OF the Messiah held their
nnuh excursion today. They went to
toczy Point.