The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
0ffIcious LandIady Is Fined
for Rev0|I|ng.
Imperial Club Attended the
Firemen'S Fair. Other Items.

East Providencs branch OF The News Il
at ! Taunton avenue. Telephone u2-2.
East Providence.
Catherine Cardano acted the part OF a
deputy sheriff this morning by making an
attempt to eject one Mary Hathaway. a
dsno. II appears that Mrs Hathaway
who is supposed to pay her rent by the
week, forgot TO do go and suit Of eject
ment and possession was filed In the
Seventh district court.
But this process wss a little too slow for
Mrs. Cardano NO she walked to the abode
of Mrs. Hathaway and began TO move
things towards the door. As she did Mrs.
Hathaway grabbed a stove poker and
whacked Mrs. Cardano over the left arm
with II, and when Mrs Cardano came In
10 court she had il done up In an up-to-
date shape.
Mrs. Csrdano was charged with revel-
ling. and TO this she pleaded noio and was
fined IS and costs which she paid But
she wanted Mrs. Hathaway arrested for
making an assault. She was told that Mrs.
Hathaway had a right TO do as she did.
WON'T SLEEP OUT NOW.
Robert Walker, colored, who says that
he was a slave and later a veteran of the
late war. thought that the barn of Special
officer Bourne would be very comfort
able place TO sleep in for a night. but he
was disturbed shortly after he had closed
his eyes by Mr.. Bourne, and was taken
TO the station He was arraigned In court
this morning and was sent 10 jail for IL
months on the charge OF being a tramp.
A few nights ago Walker, who Is SO
years old and claims Boston as his home.
had very narrow escape from being
used up by a bull dog owned by man
named Wallace on Manton avenue, Provi-
dcnce.
VISITED FIREMEN's FAIR.
There were about 40 members OF the I'm
pc rial club at the nremen's fair last even
ing, and they made the best appc1ranc
OF any organization that has visited the
fair so far. All OF the young men wore
pinks IN their iapeis and, best Of all, they
had plenty OF money TO spend which they
did and this was the most pleasing feat
ure OF the evening.
The visitors for this evening will be
Watchemoket Trige, i. o. Red Men. No
. Modern woodmen Of America. Court
watchemoket Tribe, I. o. Red Men, No.
club.
But oSE MORE DAY.
There was quite a rush at the town
nail yesterday 10 pay uoB nCenses loudy
and tomorrow are the last days. and the
office usually closes at noon on Saturday.
but so long as folks keep coming in with
the cash Town Clerk Smyth will stay and
receive It. Up TO the hour OF closing last
evening the number OF CANNES that had
been licensed were 1863, leaving about 300
more TO be heard from.
WILL ENTERTAIN THEM
Alfred Ricketts,, orgapist of the Second
aptist church, will entertain the men,
bers OF the choir at his residence on
Blackstone street this evening. The
choir is made up as follows: Miss Bertha
Budlons. alto soloist; Miss G. IL Budlong,
Mrs Carey, John Boudry, Howard Mum
roe and Archer Childs.
NEWSY ITEMS.
The funeral OF A. G. Williams was held
at the Haven NJ +. church at z o'clock
this afternoon, the Rev. " r. Blake Of
nciating. The interment was in Rum
ford.
Raymond T. Evans and Arthur r. Nc
Donald will hold a May ball in the new
town hall, Tuesday evening. May 10.
watchemoket tribe OF Red Men will
meet this evening, when two candidates
will be given the hunting degree.