The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-13
The News Of the State

ter all but the first named were indulg-
Ing In game of craps Sunday.
As John. who is on probation for non
support, has not done as he agreed. he
was taken into custody at the request Of
the probation officer.
James Winning OF l2s Labsn street
With HIS wife. left yesterday morning for
charge OF the cardlng department OF a
large mill. Last Saturday evening Mr.
Winning was rendered a reception by the
Old Homestead club. of which he is a
charter member and an active worker
Patrolman Bernard Hand discovered a
large volume of smoke issuing from the
home or Michael Tarcenis. IS Chaffee
street. al $40 o'clock last evening. so he
sent In an alarm from box 6s lie then
rushed into the house. thinking that the
whole structure was on hre, but luckily
the fire was confined to a pile OF rags In
a closet. The damage was slight.
Last evening the Misses Murphy enter
tained n number OF their yourg friends
az their residence on Bancroft street.
There were vocal and instrumental se-
lections by the Misses Farrell and Lar
ney and Mr.. Appleton. light luncheon
was served during the evening.
Tristrsm Mowry. OF q Dover street.
reported TO the police yesterday that n
man feet inches tall, wearing n soft
hat and selling silver polish has been In
the vicinity for day or so. and when
women do not make purchase from him
uses tho vilest OF language and otherwise
Insults them. The police ere looking for
him.
The olnsyvilIe baseball club Is a thing
OF the past so far as the season OF 1904
IL concerned, for the association met last
evening and voted 10 discontinue games
for tho season. The books OF the asso-
oistion show that this has been the most
successful season in the history OF the
club and that IL is now free from debt
Frank French. who has the distinction
Of driving the first "Hlll" horse up
a
rested at the home OF his mother on
Hartford avenue this morning on a war
rant charaing him with being a vasrant
Prof. Charles Coleman OF New York
and the author OF q number OF popular
ballards. gave a recital at tho residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Chambers. IL
Pooasset avenue, where no is visiting for
a week or more.
Louis Champagne. machnist for John
Ing. he having two dogs that are expected
20 cut no small figure In the whippet ex-
hibit and race
The weaving department OF the River
side mills Is now running evenings until .
O'Clock and the management expects soon
10 be obliged 20 run Il night and day.
The Young Mems Literary and Social
club will hold grand reunion IN their
parlors Monday evening, oct g.
Dr. Frederick Edwards and family.
who have spent the summer at his coun-
" residence at Wyoming r. L. are now
nt their town residence. 1891 Westminster
street
Court Thomas A. Doyle. Foresters OF
America. met I'm Springcrs hall. last
evening end initiated two candidates.
Alfred Deagle % 523 Harris avenue
mourrs The loss az seven hens valued at
- that were killed by dog yesterday
An eNprcssmau's badge No 1899.
awaits IN owner az me Cf'aNne street sta
ton. II was found on olueyynlc square
hv rye police
Pa'-clnen McCrnnn and Jorcs ~ ths
cheffee street station are enjoying their
annual vacation
The Rev r. GEORGE w Brown p,stor
of 81 ANthony's Catholic church. re-
TUNED from Rome Yesterday.
The register Of ST Narys school M Tho
afternoon session yesterday showed n
gain OF 81.