The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-20
IN OLNEYv|lLE.
Defeated Politician Was Prom
|sed a TrounGing By wife.
Local Patro|man Weds, and Com
rades Smoke. General Mention

For number OF years a we'll known
mill man has made heroic efforts to be-
come one OF the city fathers. and his
wife has. on account OF the expenses in
Cured. most strenuously objected 10 her
husbands action. This year report
has II. this man has spent 500. and was
told by HIS wife that II he did not get
the nomination that he sought that she
would give him a licking" and after
the votes at the causes I'm his district
were counted last evening his name was
not among the successful candidates. Quite
Q delegation followed him To his home.
but as no noise was heard the followers
took IL for granted that the defeated
candidate either put up" some sort Of
a postponement story or tifst his wife
postponed the licking 10 a later date.
DYER-FARNUM NUPTIALs.
John n. Dyer one OF the patrolmen
a. the Chaffee street station. and Mrs.
Capitolia Fsrnum were united in mar
rage by the Rev. Mr. Inglesby at the
residence OF Mr.. Dyer. i24 Wallace street,
al $50 last evening.
The sons and daughters OF the con-
tracing parties were the only guests
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer will spend
their honeymoon at New Bedford. Mass.
At the police station this morning. Capt.
Rowe had a box Of extra good cigars that
was left by Mr.. Dyer and these were
distributed TO his associates at the sta
tion during the day.
GENERAL MENTION
Alvic Mallett. who is on probation for
being mixed up in a cutting scrape on
Florence street some time ago when a
young man named Connors was injured
was taken into custody last night on a
warrant charging him with non support
The Olneyville Business Mems associa-
tion met In Library hall last evening. and,
ss was expected, the attendance was light.
The motion TO have telegraphio connec-
tions in the rooms on election day was
laid upon the table. A clam chowder was
served at the conclusion.
Mr. Thomas Pendergast OF "a Chaffee
street has a pay envelope at his home
that was found by his little son on Apple
ton ST.. yesterday, which the owner can
have by calling at his home and proving
property.
The busiest firm in this section r. the
Banspach Brothers. the well known ca
terers. for by Saturday evening they will
have catered TO no less than 10000 per-
sons. These feeds range from banquets 10
sandwiches and coffee.
The funeral OF Miss Elizabeth A. Ban
non was held at St Mary's church this
morning. The church was well flle5 and
there were many handsome floral trib-
utes. The interment was at St. AIMS
cemetery at Cranston.
Al the last meeting OF Perseverance,
Lodge. knights OF Pythias one applicant
was given permission TO receive the ranks
OF the order Several more applications
are promised.
n the weather is suitable there will be
road races between the Waddington
Brothers. the local market men. and the
Emory Brothers on Reservoir avenue this |
afternoon.
Patrolman wilkinson OF the Chaffee
street station has returned from his vaca
ton and Patrolman Feenoy started upon |
his time OF relaxation. .
Hugh Rouley OF Lowell avenue mourns
the loss OF valuable fox terrier. lie no |
tined the police OF his loss.
David Tarra. a well known mill opera
tive died at his home, Sc Yale avenue. |
yesterday.
Court Olneyville, Forestcrs of America. |
will celebrate it's 20 anniversary this even |
ing with an entertainment and supper
The Republican caucus will be held |
this evening