The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-20

There was real angry man In Taft and
weeden's mills yesterday. lie is an Irish
man and lives at Toolville. so OF course
carries his dinner and as he Is good
feeder" carries an extra large pail
When he left home yesterday his pail
was well nlled with large sandwiches
made up OF a delicious corned beef to-
gether with half pie and other good
things to eat
ON the car with him were number OF
Italians who are employed by the Rhode
Island co. on Westminster street.
When they got of at porrance street
one OF them took Mr.. w's pail by mis-
take. About 10 o'clock Mr.. w. enjoys
little lunch from his pail, and when he
nut his hand into his pail yesterday he
pulled II out covered with lot OF req
Shiny stuff
An inquest was held by him and some
OF his fellow workmen and they came 10
the conclusion that the Shiny stun was
macaroni and tomato. but Mr.. w. could
not eat II.
When ne saw the huge hunk OF bread,
minus butter his stomach rebelled, and he
gave the pail and its contents kick that
landed II square into the fire pot under
one OF the huge boilers.
He had no lunch yesterday forenoon
and at noontime called upon friend TO
loan him some money so that he could
go to a restaurant and buy his midday
meal. He says that In the future ne WIN
tie the pail 10 his ankle and should any
other italian make grab for it there
will be war there and then.
ELECTED OFFICERS
A regular meeting OF Court Gen. sheri-
dan, No. p, r. OF A, was held last even
ing In Stokes hall. Olneyville.
BEING a summons meeting alarge attend
ance was present and a large amount or
business was transacted. Chief Ranger A.
j. McCabe presiding There was one can
didate initiated, who was on the move all
the time on account OF the degree team
who were in good working trim for the
occasion.
In order of new business the following
officers were elected; Chief ranger. Am
brose j. McCale: sub. chief ranged. An
thony OFT; recording secretary. Charles
yirian; senior woodward. John Cahill:
Junior woodward. John Murphy; senior
beadle, Thomas Reilly; Junior beadle,
John Reilly; lecturer, Thomas p. Scott.
Remarks were made by Bros j. J. Nc
Cabe, Deputy Canning Scott, A. J. Nc
Csbe, Moreiand Taft. Murphy and Man
ming.
MADE A SHORT CALL.
william Maher has Just returned from
a short stay at the state farm.
II n quite evident that Bill was lone
some for his old chums Down on the
Farm" for at his home on Perry street
this morning. he started in 10 raise an
awful row, which was nipped In the
bud by Patrolman Feeney.
Bill rode In the golden chariot TO the
Chaffee Street station a few moments
later. and as he was billed a little too
xlAA Any IN
Maria" this morning. he will have an
opportunity 10 mediate on the errors OF
his ways In a lonesome cell at the sta
ton until tomorrow morning. He was
booked as being drunk.
AN OLD MAN LOCATED.
Capt. Rowe OF the shsffeet Street sta
ton has succeeded In locating Sagachian
Sagachian. an old man who has been
missing from his home on Willow street
since the morning OF July 8.
The old man is at the state farm. as
John Doe. he having been sent there
some time ago by Judge Harris OF Har-
rfsville az a vagrant
FOR MAYHEM.
James Davidson, who has had more or
Jess trouble with the police was locked
up at the Chsffee Stree station last even
inr on the serious charge OF mayhem, ne
having bit or a portion OF James Far
relrs nose. The police OF the Charee
Street station were unable 20 learn why
Davidson committed the act but they
had plenty OF witnesses. so they say that
would tell the story In the sixth Dstrlc'
court.
GENERAL MENTION.
John cooney OF this place went to Bos
ton yesterday 10 see his old school chun
Murphy, who is a member OF the Phila'
deiphia ball team, and had the pleasure
or seeing Mr.. Murphy make a home run
and his team beat the Bostons. Mr.
Murphy was formerly an Olneyville boy
and lived in the vicinity of Florence street
Michael Mclaughlin OF 37s Valley street
reported 20 the police last evening that
someone had stolen his watch and chain
valued at $40. from his vest pocket. The
vest was hanging In shanty on Frank
slavfn's gravel pit near Laurel Hill ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon.
A branch OF the Salvation army held a
meeting at the east end OF the square
last evening and afterwards went 20 the
Helping Hand mission over John Fergu-
sons grocery store where very inter
esting meeting was held.
Margaret Healy OF 1856 Willow street re-
ported TO the police Hast evening that dur
Ing the afternoon her son, Edward, had
been quite badly bitten by a dog said
TO be owned at ss Messer street.
The Eighth Ward Independent club will
hold an open meeting In Springer's hall
Westminster street Sunday at 2 p. m
Hon. John J. Fitzgerald of Pawtucket ant
severai other persons. prominent in war,
and city politics. will address the meeting
Al the voters Of the ward are invited a
attend this meeting
Mary David. two years old was foun
astray on Manton avenue yesterday al
ternoon by citizen who took her 90 m
Chaffee street station where she wa
called for later by her mother of weei
street
Every member Of the Emmett Rifles n,
been requested 90 be sure and not NAL
any dates for next Sunday morning n
there is something going 10 happen th
no member should mise.
Dennis Ross OF iii Westminster sire
has requested the police 20 assist him
finding his expressmsn's badge. ga
which he lost yesterday.
Patroiman Smith OF the Chsffee sire
sfaffon IL enjoying his annual vacation.