The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-07
IN OLNEYVILLE.
Election Returns TO Be Given
In Many Local Stores Tomorrow
Death Of Samuel Riding Sue
cesSfuI Sacred Concert.

vor those who are interested in election
returns and do not care to go down town
for the same will find them at the follow
ing locations I'm the square: John o'Con-
NELL 1914 Westminster street: owen
o'Gara, Broadway. corner OF Valley
street; Fox and Mcnamara, 1902 West
minister street; Thomas l.. Cox, 6sl Broad
way; Albert Thornley, 67 Broadway;
Meyers cafe, q OIneyViTIe square
There are others who will undoubtedly
have them. for there is room for all A
special wire and instrument for the West
ern Union Telegraph company Will he IN
stalled In the store OF Mr.. OConnell. and
from here typewritten bulletins will be
dispatched by boys to the subscribers.
SAMUEL RIDING DEAD.
Samuel II. Riding, one OF the best
known residents of Thornton, died at his
home Saturday. and his funeral was held
at the Church OF the Nativity at 2:3O this
afternoon
Mr.. Riding had been Identified with
politics for many years. or until about
two years ago when his health began TO
fail, and up TO that time his word could
be taken for any amount OF money. for
what he promised to do was done. He
was OF liberal disposition ever ready
to lend willing hand 10 those whom mis-
fortune had oyertaken.
The deceased was for MANY vesrs n
member of Perseverance lodge. Knights
or Pythias, which meets i'm Springer's
hall I'm this place, and the funeral was
held under its auspices He was I'm,
% years OF age and leaves a widow and
four children.
WAS A SUCCESS.
The sacred concert given by FIR. Sim
mons branch OF the Irish Catholic
Benevolent union I'm Irons hall last even
Ing was huge success from every stand
point. Among those who took mart n,
the program were the Misses Annie Kehoe
a. r. Armstrong, Anna Donley. .Julla
hearns: Messrs. Martin speelman. James
NJ Kearns, Joseph Farley. A1bert
Rondina, Frederick Dooley. Jobn ArcIT,gh
ana Master William Doyle.
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DEAD
James Campbell. who for many wears
resided on Willow street died at the
residence of his son-in-law, DIR. IIIke "a
BARLEY. 24s Charles street, yesterday.
but rew men In this vicinity were bet
eral will be held tomorrow a. Si9o iumI and
the burial will be at ST. AIMS cemetery
GENERAL MENTION.
Charles Plant, so the police say. stole
2 carpenters plane early in May OF the
was the first seen of him about these
oiggings; and he was at once taken into
custody. 'N
Andrew J. Bell. the well known local
chef, cared for the New England CON
Rregauonal conference. that was held AZ
me Eioise. There were more than 1000
delegates, and all were pleased with the
young mans efforts
Frederick Underwood was arrested this
morning on warrant charging him with
making assault upon Palo Gior-
gianne, shoemaker, at 40 plainfeid
street. about one wAek ago.
Mr.. Sol Waterman. the well known
hunter ana fisherman. has returned from
q trip to Omega, Conn He usuaiiv ne
good luck" but so far his friends have
seen none OF his game
The condition OF Charles Hill who shot
himeslf AZ his home on Plainfeld street
and is now at the Rhode island hospitai
ts considered to be extremely critical.