The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-17

NEWS at henern8nS News store 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone f0-West
Rose and Lena Iacampo. sisters less
than 20 years or age. were arrested by the
officers OF the Chsffee street station. last
evening. and the police OF this city and
Cranston are looking for their brothers,
Antonio and Francisco
II In claimed that they made a vicious
assault upon Henry zoglio. young man
who lives on Union avenue. and who is
now at the Rhode Island hospital with
sundry stabs and bruises upon his per-
son.
The story that Zoglio had promised
20 make Rose his wife and had recently
found another girl that looked fairer to
him. SO he simply shifted his affections.
Rose. like most girls. did not take kind
iy to the idea and when on her way home
from her work last evening. she met
Zogho on Providence avenue. She and
her sister few at him. and behind the
gtrAs were their brothers who took a hand
In the battle. III is stated that one OF
for the Iacmmpo brothers. The condition
kogiio.
Lieut. Tyler sent word TO all of the
stations In the city and TO Chief OF Police
Bigbee of cranston 10 be on the lookout
for the Lacsmpo brothers. The condition
OF Zoglio Is not considered to be danger
GUS
The young women were today arraigned
before Judge Sweetland and pleaded not
guilty TO assaulung zoglio They fur
nished 500 surety each for trial Tuesday
next.
GOT HIM TWISTED.
Yesterday Matthew Farrell. one OF the
clerks at the Fenner stand. was presented
with handsome watch and this is some
thing that he always wanted, but never
saw his way clear TO buy one, that is one
that he would care 10 carry.
Matt" showed his present TO all OF his
friends and one or two OF them told him
that he had not learned the art OF carry
Ing IL properly for Instead OF tucking IL |
away In the left hand pocket OF his vest,
he should carry IL In the right hand I
pocket. Matt" called upon a number |
of friends and asked them which pocket |
was the most appropriate and some said |
the right and some said the left. Matt |
at last said that he would fool the whole
bunch and carry IL in the fob pocket of
clusion that If he paid much more atten-
ton to the boys" that he would find
himself a eft-hander.
NAT A SAFE PLACE.
One OF the old time conductors OF the
Plainfield street lire was presented by an
old rider with q quart OF gilt edge whis-
key. while making his last run last even
ing, and. as the conductors family is
very much opposed 10 liquor in any form,
he did not care TO take his present home
with him. So he hid IL by the wayside
and had his mind made up to store IL
away In his closet at the barn. In this
way he could for many days have a quiet
smile when he wanted one.
This morning when he came to work he
reached behind the post for the bottle
which he found, but IL was empty and
with II was a little slip OF paper upon
which WAS written THE best we ever
frank. Please leave another bottle or the
same sort tonight"
Now the conductor is wondering who
Jaw him hide the bottle.
GENERAL MENTION.
There was a large congregation at the
1st annual services In st. Marys
'hurch. this morning. held in commemo-
alton OF the first pastor OF the parish
he Rev. DR.. John Quinn. There were
many faces missed from these who were G
Members OF the church at that time, g
leafh claiming the most OF them. )
Those who have an hour or two to /,
pare tomorrow afternoon will do well TO :
all at the recreation grounds OF ST An
hony's parish on Plainfield street and zee
he game OF ball between a team made up
rom that church and the one from Arc =
lc. 1t Will be as good as a circus
The bartenders OF this place are arrang- y
~ Tor game OF ball TO be played by
hem with team from the bartenders
own town, Thursday OF next week The @
attic will be fought on the grounds OF "
ne Olneyville Baseball association. y
John Williams. IS years old. employed a.
Y Frank German. was found in MIR. Cor ol
lan's barn on Regent avenue, yesterday, p'
J such a coalition that II was deemed
hvisable TO send him to the Rhode ISL in
nd hospital ar
The committee from the O1neyvfIIe Sc
emperance cadets, who have charge of re
he arrangements for the annual moon ar
ght excursion, reported lest evening.
lat the affair would take place Friday or
vening, June "a IN
0uite pumber of persons from this NJ
ace went TO Boston today 10 take part 10
Bunker Nil Day" exercises MOI n sc
w also went 10 Hartford with the Light be
fantry. "a
James Gillen. well known I'm this vicin- or
y fell I'm AZ yesterday afternoon ur
hile on the square. He was sent To- the in,
hode Island hospital u,i
James Minto and wife Of As Rainbrldse sr
'enue leave for three months trim tet
Europe on Tuesday Of next week
Mrs. Harris of Smithheld. who has been | IN
sitting her son, Walter ID. Harris on y,