The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-10


Messrs. Kline. Dun. BARKER, Iandow
and onicer Coskley. all well known here
abouts. spent yesterday nshing at Old
Butfonwoods They we're well aware OF
the fact that II they caught more FISH
than they could hide away in their
pockets they would have trouble with
the conductor on the electrics I'm getting
them home.
But MIR Coakley. who knows a thing
OF two, borrowed a rubber bed blanket
from his next door neighbor and this he
showed 10 his companions before they
started on the eventful trip. telling them
that the catch could be nicely wrapped
therein. Not even the most keen-eyed
conductor in the employ of the Rhode
Island company would. for a moment,
suspect that a quarter OF ton of fish
was within the folds OF that rubber
blanket.
The quintette left their headquarters on
Huntington avenue feeling as III this
world was for them. and them only.
When they reached the fishing grounds
they expected TO step into handsome
mptha launch, but they had TO put up
with a rowboat, and that through the
Kindness OF heart OF one Frank Lannon.
In the rowboat Mr. Dun. who had
promised TO contribute sufficient
amount OF edibles for the party. placed
four five-cent loaves OF bread and what
looked to be about half pound OF ham
bologna with this limited amount of
provender In the commssary department
they set out for the fishing grounds al
though Mr.. Lannon suggested that they
1sh from the railroad trestle.
They nshed for hour and half and
returned home empty handed. each and
III .<4nx ~xx~t,< hA nf hA
party.
GETS A PAsTORATE.
Rev. John Brady, who has been as
signed to IS. Peter and Paul's church at
Phenix, succeeding Rev. f.. l.. CarTigan.
now OF Pawtucket has, for the past four
years been assistant 10 Father Clark OF
St Theresas church, and he is held In
the highest esteem by all.
Rev. owcn r. Clark. pastor Of ST.
Theresa's church. returned from the
South Last night TO relieve Father Brady,
and the latter may take up his new work
any time this week.
Father Brady II a native OF Fall River
He was ordained Dec. %. 1885. and. aside
from four years service at 81 Theresa's.
he was at East Greenwich FIVE years and
was at ST. Michae1 $ church, this city,
and St Patrick's church. Fall River.
During his stay In the Olneyville section
tion. While the parshioners are pleased
"a, his promotion. there is keen regret ex-
pressed at his departure TO new fields.
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.
The Bradys and the McGoverns live at
&c Marvin street but did not dwell In
peace and harmony. as they should.
Edward Brady and his chum were sit
ting on the door step Sunday when they
were ordered away by Mrs. Mc0overn.
who lives In the upper part OF the house.
Mr.. Brady. who, OF course, pays hrs rent
promptly. thought that he had a right TO
cit on the steps and very politely In :
formed Mrs. McGovern of that fact. but
the edct TO move had gone forth and
Mr.. Brady must move. AS he did not
start on scheduled time Mrs. McGovern.
90 IL Is claimed. simply poured a pail
Of wster on Mr.. Brady and his chum.
This. OF course, Brady didn't like and
was not slow In telling Mrs McGovern so.
Then Mrs. McGovern, just trine more
angry. picked up piece of an old stove
crate, came down stairv and put a small
over his right eye.
II was up to Brady 10 make move
then, which ne did. The first thing he
did, however was TO wash OF a little
blood and then he went TO the station
and made complaint against Mrs. Nc
Govern.
At 4:3o Sergeant Potter and Patrol
man Campbell called at the seat Of the
McGovefn- Brady ARRAY In the 5000 char
,ot and when they drove away Mrs. Nc
Govern was In their company. she hav-
Ing been arrested on a warrant charging
her with an assault upon Mr. Brady.
WAS AFRAID OF HIM.
man. 50 years old sandy complex
ION. round face. about feet inches In
height, wearing dark clothes . and
derby hat, called upon Mrs. Carey at IL
Valley street yesterday morning and
wanted 60 enagge a room. While Mrs.
Carey was showing him about his ac-
tions were such that she left the house
20 call pstrolman. but when she re-
turned he had flown.
GENERAL MENTION.
Thomas Cooper. who had narrow es-
cape from being killed by a negro in n
down town saloon some time ago, and
was quite recently discharged from the
Rhode Island hospital. was arrested AT
his home on Lynch street this morning
on a warrant charging him with nom
support OF his family
When Howard Riley, SO Il is claimed
came out OF the yard OF tlne Atlantic
ndlls, yesterday. he had with him about
70 pounds OF lead. the property OF the
corporation. Dfe was taken into custody
by Patrolnan Bates and the mill folks
identified the lead as their property.
The plant OF the Providence Dyeing
Bleaching and Callendering company on
Valley street was closed yesterday 10
have the many large boilers OF the plant
thoroughly Inspected before the summer
season opens.
Joseph Burgess. one OF the old-time
conductors on the Broadway line. who
has been confined TO his home by sick
ness the past six months. resumed his
duties yesterday. and his old riders were
pleased 10 meet him once more.
William Clancy OF "A Erastus street.
who owns an orange grove In Florida,
has arrived home for the season
Joseph DOYLE OF IS Bowdoin street re-
ported 30 the police last evening that his
hen coop had been broken into and
number OF eggs stolen.
A peddlers badge, No. il. was found
on Union avenue, yesterday. and n
awaits an owner at the Chanee street
strtion.
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