The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-05
The News Of the State.
IN 0LNEYv|LLE.
Dispute With Officer Caused
Excitement In the Square.
Ladies' Night Of Royal Area.
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There was no end OF excitement In tho
square this morning. caused by the arrest
OF Edward McAuliffe by Patrolman VIII
kinson. The patrolman asked McAuline
to "move on" and. according TO some
who were standing by. McAuifffe told
Mr.. Wilkinson to go to very warm eh-
mate.
At the same time McAulitfe got himself
into a John L. Sullivan position, and to
all intents and purposes was about 10
land a solar plexis on the stalwar form
OF the patro,msn. but before he had time
TO hand the patromsn the same the
pa atrolman landed one Just under Nc
Auliffe's chin.
This took the fight out OF McAulifs
and the next thing on the program was
| a march to the Chaffee street station with
| McAuliffe fast In the grip OF the patroi-
/ nan.
The two had little side talk in the
| captains office and said talk was not 80
very bad for McAuliffe, for he WAS al
| lowed his freedom and a few moments
later was a young hero among his chun.5
on the square.
LADIES NIGHT.
olneyyille council Royal Arcanun held
| what they called ladies night" In
Springer hall last evening, and the az
fair was largely attended. The exercises
were opened by very interesting ad-
dress by Past Grand Regent William J.
Banspach. who was followed by Past
Grand Regent James A.. Davis.
There were readings. vocal and instru-
mental selections by the Misses Amelia
Pollard. Ella Simpson. Mary Hughes.
Emma and Clara Flynn. May and Irene
Farrell, Mr.. James Darlington and Mr..
O'Hara.
After this .excellent program had been
given a collation. was served. followed by
dancing. The committee in charge com
prised George F. Lees. w. r. Halliwen,
r. r. Cannon. John Robinson and J. r.
Farrell
HOPE COUNCIL.
At the meeting OF Hope cbuncil, No. Ses
Knights Of Columbus, last evening, seven
candidates were given the third degree
Under the supervision OF District Depu"
ties Manning. Donnelly and McCabe be-
fore a large delegation OF the memoirs
of the order At the close OF the oere-
mony. a supper was served under the d.
rection OF Lecturer NJ p. Feeney.
SUPPER AND SOCIAL
Narragansett commandery No. 2e3,
United Order OF the Golden Cross, held
last evening I'm Odd Fellows hall salad
supper and social, which was so we'll pa :
tronized that even the spacious banquet
hall on the second floor was scarcely COM
modious enough to accommodate the
members and their friends. Besides a
full attendance OF the local organiza-
ton there were present officers and mem
bers from Woonsocket commandery OF
Pawtucket. Fraternity commandery Of
East Providence and Northern Star com
mandery OF this city
Among the guests Of honor were Past
Grsnd Walter E Townsend OF Pawtucket
and Noble Commander kingsley OF Para
gon lodge. After the bountiful and ap-
petizing menu provided by the social
committee had been discussed by over
one hundred people. those present ad-
journed TO the lodge room I'm the hall.
where the regular semi monthly business
session. together with a general reception
and entertainment were held. Local
, talent. including Miss Bessie Birch Misses
Mildred and Grace Kinsey and Misses
the program
The banquet and social which proved
the most successful OF anything In thai
line held by Narrsgansett commandery
during its sixteen years history. was due
, to the efforts OF the social committee
comprising Mrs. DR.. Louis d. IAppitt
. Mrs Edward NJ Mann and VILLA m
Cockshout, ably assisted by several other
members. including the noble commander
Herhers l., Kelley.
GENERAL MENTION.
James keenan,, who appears 10 be de-
mented. was taken into custody by Patrol
man DYER yesterday. Keenan, was taker
= out OF a saloon. where he was dieigurins
, his face with his nails. lie was called fol
. by a friend. and taken TO his home. 1854
, Westminster street.
The remains OF j. John Shinnick. better
: known as John Shadduck. who died sud
. denly at 20 Oak street. were claimed BY
his brother and a niece OF Lawrence
: Mass. yesterday. The remains were in
terred at 81. Anne's cemetery.
Lewis Duquette of Is Dixie street. callet
at the Chaffec street station last evening
T and reported that his son. Adelard, II
!. years old had drawn. his wages at on'
) OF the local mills.
o In the fathers mind. the son had son'
3 to New York.
: The Rose Bud quartet appeared on th'
stage Tor the nrst tlIne IN hennedy n
Q Coughs hall, 81 Mauton avenue, last eve
. ming, and made a tremendous hit. II u
. the Intentions OF the young men To be
come professionals. The quartet Is mad
a up as follows: Albert Abbott. first tenor
George Trainor. second tenor; Arthur
I, Benier. baritone; John Conley. basso.
. Patrolman Connorton found n stral
. team on valley street yesterday whicl
: was Gent TO the station and was calle,
: for later by the owner. Samuel Crensteir
: of 26 North Davis street.
The Robert Emmett association held
meeting last evening and transacted rout
Inc business. and issued call for thi
= evening To- take actloh on the death y
. Thomas f. Donnelly.
Fred Wilson OF - Erastus street. and
: William Williams OF 1t Pocasset avenu,
are looking for valuable dogs that hav,
d either been stolen or strayed away
= The local baseball team from the rail
= road barn will play the South Provideuc.
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