The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-24
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Was Film. .F|ammed d-Co. A In.
SpeCted Didn't Wait.
Read In June-FriendS al
WoTk--GensraI Mention.

Olneyviils branch Of the Providence
News Tn at Henernons News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West
William Damn. one OF the oldest con-
ductors IN ths employ OF the Rhode Isl-
and company, was him-nammed out OF IS
yesterday afternoon Just as easy az
rolling off log" but he had the salts
faction OF hearing that the chaps who
turned thu trick had fallen into the hands
OF the police later.
When he reached the square he met
two patrolmen I'm citizens clothes. and
asked them what they were looking for.
and they told him that a couple OF CO..,
ored men. who had been fim-hamming
on South Main street. had boarded an
way. Mr.. Damn then looked at his cash
and found that the bill that had been
was a 81 instead OF a S bin and then
he knew that he, too, had been touched"
Pstrolman McCrann then tsarted back
the line. for the conductor told him that
the men got OF at knight street and
started to walk towa rds Olneyville. When
MIR. McCrann reached Messer street he
picked up by members OF the Knight
street station. and had been sent down
street 3. S - as r suspicious }n persons IL would
for tho police all over the city had an
excellent decription of them.
COMPANY A INSPECTED.
The armory OF Company A OF the Sec
ond regiment of Infantry was well filled
with military men and personal friends
OF the officers and members OF the com
pany last evening the attraction being
ths annual Inspection Of the COMPANY,
and staff.
The company. which consists OF three
commissioned and IL non-commissioned
n
making fun company OF 80. all of whom
were present Among the well-known
%ers Ma,, f P.eSos 0 of the I unissa Tssass STATES
Infantry at Fort Adams and AdJt. Gen.
Frederic n. Sackett of the state militia.
OF rifles and ammunition and found them
TO be as efficient as any In the state,
and complimanted Capt. Walter l.. Fan
Those who are Interested in military
matters and who take particular interest
I'm these annual inspections. did not hest
tate in saying this inspection was one
Of the most successful and up TO date
or any 30 far held this season.
After the exercises had been perform
ed there was the usual season OF hos
pitality and good fellowship that has al
ways been prominent feature with this,
the most popular military organization In
the city.
DIDN'T WAIT.
George Moran OF 75 IAban street called
at the Cha.fee street police station, last
evening. and reported that his i2-year-ofd
daughter. Elizabeth, has been missing
from home.
In the morning Lizzie had done some
thing to incur the displeasuTe OF her
mother, who promised Lizzie that she
would later in the day chastise her. Mrs.
Moran decided that she would leave that
disagreeable job TO her husband. and so
Informed Lizzie.
Later in the afternoon Lizzie dressed
up and went among her little chums bid
them good bye and told them that she
would be seen no more among them Fer
parents have called upon all OF their
friends and those OF tho little girl, but
up 10 10 O'Clock this morning no one had
seen or heard from her.
READY IN JUNE.
The Rev. F>r. simmons Of the Church or
me Blessed Sacrament expected TO have
his church completed and dedicated I'm
June and at that time his grand sanctu-
airy CHOIR consisting OF 20 male voices viii
be heard in public for the first time. T'his
choir Is now being instructed by Prof
Hammered, and when they are regularly
installed as a prominent choir in the
church. Il Will be one of the leading inno-
vafions In church matters for many years
These 70 voices have been selected from
avery maie member of the parish and as
there are many who can sing. the num-
Der being over 100, one can imagine what
the final result must be Father Simmons
got his idea OF a male choir while he was
spending his vacation IN Europe last sea-
son.
FRIENDS AT WORK.
The indications are that Young Iovett.
who is one of the young men who was
set down as young bandit few days
ago, but has since been as he always has
been, quiet, good natured young fellow
will undoubtedly find friends who will
help him out of his present difficulty IN
Connecticut, for he is one OF the bast ball
players or his age in this vicinity and his
services Will soon bs needed. and the
club that hs il connected with, VIII no
doubt. md a way 10 pay the costs OF hts
oase, In that state. and this IL about all
that the authorities seem 10 care for. as
they md that there r. lust about as
much viciousnese IN the en tire lot of boys
as one would rnd In an ordinary lot of
school boys.
II is possible that funds Will bs raised
70 pay the costs Of all Of the boys.
THE IArPRoMTU CLUB.
The rmpromptu Whist club vas anter-
tained by MT and Mrs Mstheyxnn az
their rertdencs, 30 Whittier avenue last
evening
AZ the season advances the fun grows
more interestings as each member OF the
club does its utmost 20 out do the other
in the way Of entertaining ard last even
Ing was thought 10 be the limit for AZ
th- conclusion Of the sitting a smoking
bot turkay met all and nj little more
that goes With u was served
The winners we're MrS H. G. Pohie and
Miss Hastfe l. polhle, Messra Joseph
Fielder and H. G. Pohls walked off with
tbe gvntleman's prizes and Mrs. John A.
kehos and william Mathewson had 10
be contented with the consolation prizes.
WAS FOLLOWED.
Mrs. Thomas Rly of 80 Marshall street
notified the poltce yesterday afternoon
that an italion who gave his name to the
police an Tony Smith followed her from
the home q a friend on Academy ave-
nue. TO the square AZ Tony didn't even
speak to Mrs Bly, the pohce could not
see why they could take any action in
the Incident
GENERAL MENTION
Albert osneld. ~ years old. was found
near the ear barn on Hartford avenue
last evening by Patrolman Calrli The
Lad said that hia homo Was af II Ta,