The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-19


News At Heffernan's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone p-West
The regular meeting for the season OF
Court General Sheridan. No. 20. r. OF A.
was held in Stokes hall. olneyvilie. last
evening, al arse attendance being pres
ent. Chief Ranger Ambrose ]. Mecaee
presiding
There was one candidate elected In the
usual form. which was OF a highly COM
piimentary nature. There were several
debates OF a very instructive sort.
There were several visiting members
present. whose remarks were very well
received. The next meeting OF the court
the officers OF the grand board will be
present and the entertainment committee
was Instructed to have everything ready
10 make the evening az pleasant as pos
sible Remarks were made by Chief
Ranger Mccabe. Deputy Chief Ranger
Canning of Court Thomas A Doyle.
Brothers Murphy, Canning. MeGoYern.
Taft. Shay. OFT and Brother Meiien OF
Court Thomas A. Doyle
RUNAWAY WITH BARBER
The home OF Benjamin Taylor at IS
IAban street has been In state or SAD
ness since yesterday morning. for Mr.
Taylor called upon the police yesterday
and reported that his daughter, Mar
garet had eloped with an Italian bar
ber. who had a shop on Charles street
Yesterday the gay barber, who has
wife and two children, IL Is said from
the bank 800. He gave his wife Is ana
told her that he waS going TO New York
for a few days An effort will be made
20 find the runaways.
WANTED TO BE TOUGH.
day or 30 age a young man named
Robert Yettman, living on Hendrick
street was walking along Amherst street
with a girl. and for the sage Of showing
Ing Just how tough q young man he could
be when the opportunity presented itself
| picked up a cat or at least the police oil.
fc,ah say that he aid. and smashed II
up against the side OF the building.
Robert was taken from his home this
morning BY Sergeant Potter and he will
b. given an opportunity to tell how u sl
happened in the Sixth District court.
TOUGH PROPOSITION.
Mr.. Peter Boraue. who is connected
with the clothing department at j. Q.
| San Souci q Co. started on his vacation
| this morning He has gone 10 lake
at Webster, Mass, the name OF which
he and but few persons than those who
have made a study OF the name can spell.
| Mr. Boruues has a card bearing the name
| of the lake and when asked where ne ir
| going simply hands the person the card.
| after which the person who asked the
| question is not any better of than before
| for while he might read the name, he
| cannot pronounce It.
DIDN'T DO AS HE AGREED.
Some IIms ago Patrick McGrath. who
! lives on Plainfeld street, entered into a
| compact with Judge Sweetland and the
| police OF the Chafee street station that
| he would give his family certain portion
! OF his earnings.
He has failed 70 do this the police say,
! and this caused hts arrest again The
| district court again this morning and
/ this time no doubt, will be made in the
! cling fast plan
GENERAL MENTION
Giuseppe Kimpanno who. az was an
| nounced In the News last evening spent
/ the right IN a cell at the Chaffee street
! station, when searched a bran new sloo
! bill was found in his possession which
/ he told Capt Rowe that he had carried
! ior more than one year. ana this RATA },
| wsl.t aeoirst him
Fanny Cooper, II years old. was picked
up or Plainneld street last evening and
WIS TUNED over to the Second police sta
ton where she is wanted on charge OF
larceny
At $40 this morning Patrolman Coakley
| found two stray horses on Manton ave-
nue. They were claimed later by John
| CASEY OF Putnam street who said that
! they had broken out OF the stable.
Kate Lynch OF 2l5 Valley street report
| ed to the police last evening that a light
OF glass had been broken In her store and
a small quantity OF goods had been stolen
Frank Sslicesto 10 years old was
found astray on the square last evening
and was sert TO the station. where he
was called for later by his uncle.
Miss Martha Brown Of lie laurel Hi
avenue lost a purse containing a small
amount 81 money while on her way home
| from the Atlantic mills last evening
Miss Bertha Robbins. ono Of the sales
ladies' at John Fergusons grocery store.
1910 Westminster street, Is spending hei
vacation with relatives at woonsocket.
A Yale bicycle was found on Hunting
ton avenue yesterday and awaits an owner
| at the Chaffee street station.
Edward TERROR. IL years old was ar
rested last evening for revellins on tins
square.