The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-07
EAST PROVIDENCE
Women Arrested In First Street
Boarding House.
Mary Murphy Had TO Be ION.
fined In Straight Jacket.

East Providence branch OF Inc I,oIa
~ Taunton avenue Telephohe i
East Providence.
SATURDAY night omcer Clements was
called 10 an Armenian boarding mousse ."
First street to suppress disturbance
xcnua he was there he took into CUSTODY
two women. Mary Murphy ana iNoAa
Randall. They were taken to the Cen
fra, station and locked up on cnaree
of being disorderly persons
Rosa seemed 10 be resigned TO her ia'e
md rave the officers but little trouoie'
nm, Mary did not seem so submissive 10
shs stern edicts Of fate and the local
coI,oe department and made severai IN
s1eotual attempts TO shuffie on this NOR
tai coil. ,..
Sergeant Adams was not certain whetn-
or the attempts were made In earnest
or as a big blufY but he Thought ina.
n was better 20 be on the safe side anu
IN order 10 preclude any possibility OF tne
woman doing harm TO herself ne hhaiiS
placed her I'm a straight jacket
RECEIVED LEGACY.
when Ezekiel Mowry. wealthy resi-
dent OF this town. died IL was FOUND
that he had left I'm his will beques'
of $4,000 for the Second Baptist church
The announcement was made at the
morning service Of the church yesterday
chat the amount had been paid over &c
the treasurer OF the church by the execu'
cor OF the VIII.
CONVENTION TONIGHT.
This evening the Democrats will hole
q convention In the town hall for th'
purpose OF electing delegates TO the stat'
convention. There Is considerable doub
as TO just what tHe sentiments OF th
meeting will be. There was, short tim'
ago. a slight predisposition In favor OF tn
Hearst interests. but since the talk o
Col Quinn at Warwick the other evening
IL Is said that there has been more o
less OF a revulson OF feeling In the ranks
and now Il Is said 10 he about even III
between the two factions. with leanin,
IN favor of the "Fitz" contingent.
either way.
The following real estate transaction
have been recorded at the office OF tn
town clerk.
BENJAMIN j. Whitaker OF ux. sold Z
Annie NJ. Miner. lots and on the Whit
aker plat on the east side OF Pawtucke
avenue for 800.
Briehtridge Land company sold TO Pete
Silva lot 1sl on the Brghtride plat No
for $40
SUNDAY SERVICES.
The following services were held at III
local churches yesterday:
At the Haven NJ. II. church the mornin
service was conducted by the pasto
Rev. John r. Blake, who administere
holy communion. Two new members Wei
admitted. The Epworth league meetin
was led by Miss Grace Alu..ch. The top
tho n
The subject in the evening was Tine va
lev of Decision" AZ the morning servi'
Ralph Peckham sang the Holy city.
At the Second Baptist church, the pa
cor. Rev. q. w. Rigler. preached In u
morning on New CHARACTERISTICS OF Il
New Life" In the evening Profess
Randall OF Burmah preached on ED
cational Work In Burmah' The Juni
Endeavor meeting was led by Miss Nj
Medbery and the Christian Endeav
meeting by Miss Mary Straight
The right hand OF fellowship was 9
tended to four new members and II w
announced at the morning service TN
ts0Oo which had been left as bequest
the will of the late Ezekiel Mowry NJ
been paid over 10 the church.
At the United Congregational chur
th. pastor, Rev Charles T. Cord
preached ut the morning service fro
wi-@ The sacrament of the Lords Su
per was administered In the evening I
irn,verssi Bible Sunday was observe
The Christian Endeavor service was ]
~ 7 Relle Miller The Tuesday eve
inc missionary study class Will be ne
~ the parsonage and Tuesday aftt
noon the ladies will meet az the re
dsnce or Mrs. sheldon r. Sprague Il
weekly prayer meeting VIII De M
evening with Mrs. Sprague
A, the First IIniversafst church I
c..tor Rev. Allen Brown, preached
the morning on "Sin a Hindrance. a
IN the evening on The Place OF
Church I'm Modern Society The Ban
.oc,etv will meet I'm the church Wedn'
dav afternoon and evening, and Thu
day evening prayer meeting will be NJ
In the church.
SUNDAY COURT.
rbere were three victims before
court. Yesterday morning. Two won
pleaded guilty TO a warrant charg'
them with disorderly conduct and w
sentence0 10 six months each at the no.
of correction. One man owned up
being a vagrant. and he was also gi'
a six monhs' sentence.
LOCAL ITEMS.
There was nothing doing IN the 20
line this morning.
There seems 10 be a little interest
building matters with the advent
spring weather.
The local streets are In excellent col
tion I'm spite OF the weather 10 WI
they have been subjected.
Rev. A. b. Christy conducted the mC
tng service at the First Baptist chu
yesterday.
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