The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-28
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Regent Baseball Team Feel They
Have Reason for Complaint.
Andrew Murphy Dead. Took Her.
Own ThIngs--A French Rally.

There is a possibility that the Regent
base ball team will not be a member OK
the Providence Amateur League next
season for the reason that the players do
not think that they have been treated
as they should In reference 70 the PEN
nsnt which they won.
The club went 10 considerable expense
10 arrange Tor a concert and bait, ut
which time they expected TO be presented
with the pennanC which they had won
without shadow OF doubt. for they
not only stood the highest In the League:
at the close Of the season, but played
the next best team, the Dewey Boys a
series OF games, and they won two out or
the three.
present them with the trophy, nor has
the banquet that was promised the win
ming team been forthcoming. and the
members OF the Regents club arc not Of
the sort. that will go begging for that
which honestly belongs TO item.
Lovers of amateur base ball say they
viii b. sorry TO learn that this team
viii Let play another season. Tor they
put w u fast and clean game ever since
they have been organized.
ADAMS-SHEIL NUPTiALS.
The quiet town OF Cranston was the
scene Wednesday evening OF a very
pretty wedding which took place In The
snce OF large number Of relatives and
friends
The contracting parties were Miss q.
c. Shell of Cranston and Floyd Joseph
Adams a very popular young man OF
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev FIR. Tully. The bride was waited on
by her sister. Miss Annie I. Shell, who
also acted as bridesmaid.
The honors OF best man were taken by
Abdor J. Bergeron and Miss Ethel Coyle
was the maid OF honor.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
blue peau de sole with a hat 10 match.
while the bridesmaid wore a gown OF
imported brown silk, suitably trimmed
and the maid OF honor had dress OF
white china silk and carried handsome
boquet OF bridal roses which sho pre-
sented 10 the bride
After the ceremony wedding -dippar
was served at the home OF the bride on
Church street. which was followed by
reception TO the many relatives snd
friends.
At the close OF the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams started of In the midst OF
rise and good Wishes on an extended
wedding trip TO Washington and on their
return they will be at home to their
many friends at their future home on
Church street. Cranston.
ANDREW MURPHY DEAD.
Andrew Murphy. one OF the oldest and
best known residents OF this place. passed
away at his residence. 10 Huldah street,
At 1850 last evening, after an illness or
about four weeks. Few men had more
friends than he. for he was OF most
pleasant disposition and one felt happy
in his company. He was ready with his
time and me~rs TO do what good that
was In his power day or night.
He was born in Ireland, but came TO
this section when a young man and has
always made Il his home. Some years
ago he was injured in a railroad ac-
cident and never fully recovered from
the effects. though In his younger days
was a powerful man, but his strength
was always devoted 10 an honorable
cause.
He leaves widow. two sons. two
daughters and a host of warm friends,
20 mourn his loss He was SO years old.
WILL BE CARED FOR.
Report had II that Mary Jones, girl
fs wears old. whose parents have passed
away. had been arrested on the serious
charge OF breaking and entering dwell
ing house, but happily such Is not the
fact.
NAV. who Is about 10 yesrs old, and
was employed at the Merino mills. did
not and her home with her sister-in-law
as happy ss II should be, so day OF so
ago when there was no one al nome, she
antered the house through window,
took her few belongings and LETT me
matter was reported TO the police VINO
investigated the case. and they FOUND
.bat the xtrl was one that Charles A
rhurher. agent for the Society for the
yrevention OF Cruelty TO Chfidren, was
the per.on 20 care for. That official TOOK
the girl and she Is now In MS CUSTODY.
and he can sec no reason why some OF
her own relatives cannot take her anu
care for her. for she Is of lovaoie as
position, capable and WILING 20 90 Wnat
~. can 20 care for herself but wants a
rpsce 10 live where she can be happy.
~ Thurber says that this she shan
have.
A FRENCH RALLY
largo number OF the French Repub-
prsns of this vicinity. headed by the
r,shth Ward Republican club band mace
an extended parade last evening. az the
conclusion OF which they went 10 irons
hsil where interesting addresses In the
FRENCH language were made
The meeting was called 20 order by
counc,lman r. ]. San Souci, who was
chairman OF the meeting and made
short address before introducing the other
speakers who we're the Hon. Joseph
ronette of Lawrence and DR. y A.
DdtOelln 81 hOANr9Nois
During the evening several selections
were rendered by the Hedley-Livsey or
chestra.
TOOK CHATN-LEFT COW.
The Rev. Benjamin A. Sherwood OF nt /
Laurel Ifil avenue feels very grateful !
that he has a COW TO milk for some days
ago some mean Individual went into an
open iot where his COW was browsing and
stole the long chain from about his neck
The chain was stolen about two weeks
ago. ani Capt Rowe told Mr. Sherwood /
that there was bat little hopes OF getting
the chain. for he should have reported \
his Joss rt'once.
GENERAL MENTION
Jane Kelly who for many years has I
held the nosltion ~ oyerscer IN the snln. /
nine department. Of Tho Riverside mills.
severed hlt connection with that concern
last evening
John SnarmOn and wife former resi-.