The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-03

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Hartford avenue Telephone 4o-"esI
AS general thing the members oil
the police department are fond OF music
but. like ordinary persons. want to hsteh
70 II at the proper time and place
A day or so ago a new family moved
INTO house on Cspron street but Just
which house the police do not know ire
Ipolice know that It's a new family TOT
,shey are a musical family and singing
lts their forte and they use their forte
well into the evening. ana begin
ming this morning started in with morn
1ng service.
This would be all right in the winter
WINE when windows we're closed 10
.keep out the cold but at this particular
Mime OF wear when windows are open 70
1et in a draft the music that comes from
lfhe residence IL not over and above pleas
arg 10 the ear. especially 10 the patrol
men OF the Chsfree street station. where
sleep Is billed at ss2.s3 per minute in the
lmorning.
Then again there are patrolmen. ana
IN fact ofrclal. that will use "cuss
words when they think "cuss' woros are
Appropriate. and no less than seven mem :
bers Of the ChsKes street station found
that the only way to relieve their shat
tered nerves this morning was 10 use
'"cuxs" words and they used them.
They also consulted the general stat
pte." but could not md a clause therein
that would prevent man. woman, child
or dog from singing In its own castle at
sry time during the day OF night
A COSTLY NAP
Peter Murphy young man. was TAX
sns life decidedly easy yesterday after
moon and perhaps might have met with
IN accident had IL not been for the kindly
interest that Patrolman Bstrs took In
bis welfare.
Murphy was in light carriage 10 which
was attached well groomed horse and
ne murphy was sound asleep. Mr.
BATES stopped the team at the nearest
batrol box and sent Murphy to the Chat
Zee street station. where he could nnish
his nap In peace and comfort, AND the
OUTFIT was put up at McDonneTs stable.
Murphy had a long nap. but II cost him
more than It would had he registered at
the Waldorf Astoria, for the city had a
bill Of $3.50 charged TO him. and the only
item In the bill In the way OF cat and
drink was plain faucet water, and, "
fact. this was free. The team was thu
property OF Harry A. Best OF Carpents'
street.
THE UNKNOWN RETURNED.
The great unknown checloer player. whc
dropped into the square about two months
ago, dropped again last evening ant
gave a wonderful demonstration OF hi
ability. He played number OF the bes
known local players blindfolded. ant
while be did not win made the game par
tvt~ ~ nj
He will remain In the Vicinity and vii
be pleased to meet all players. All tina
is known OF the player Is that be Is sal
ITO be one OF the most expert players 4
Europe.
READY FOR TOMORROW.
The executive COMMITTEES that Is ar
vanxing for Hibernfan day at Rocky Poin
tomoryov met with Division No. 20 4
s1uarrat han on Broadway last evenin
Aud .padg final arrangements for thi
"rbe cornmittee reported all that wa
needed for a good time and most sue
cessfuf day with good weather.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr. Rudolph Meyer. formerly OF !
,Pocasset avenue, who two years ago er
listed in the marine hospital branch c
the United States navy. Is spending hi
awaiting orders from League Islam,
philadelphia.
Soon after his return from service q
Panama and Guantanamo he was pre-
moted 20 nrst-clsss Apprenticeship
marine hospital and last evening Wa
entertained by his many friends in IN
annexed district.
Patrick Casey OF l63 Hudson stree
stepped upon a banana peel at the corn,
OF Westminster and Valley streets In,
evening. He fell 10 the pavements. an
when assisted 10 mis- feet II was foun
that his right hip and arm had bee
injured. He was assisted 10 his home h
friends and the family physician Wa
called.
The Moose and Sinners club OF tn
place has two days in each year, one
nid-summer and one IN mid-winter TT
knid-surmer day Is set for next sunda
snd the place will be on their field nes
Manton.
Patrolman Shea Of the Chaffee stre
station who has been enjoying his al
nual vacation will report for duty IN
evening.
Pstrolman Kock will start on his
that time.
Ann ID. McKenna, widow OF the la