The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-20
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Found Way to Make Him Pune
tuaI--DabisS Were Spanked.
Had Good Camping Trlp--A
Western CatuGman Here.
olneyviiie branch OF the Provloehce
News at Hefrernans News s.oro
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Hartford avenue. Telephone fo-"es@
oscar Andrews has found that wnen "
cor,ss 10 law. order and courts. O'CLOCK
,r.,n. q O'Clock. Last Wednesday An
a,s,vs who lives m Scftuate, was arrested
sor collecting swin without license lie
was allowed TO so home upon his pro''Se
.hat he would be on baud az the P0'0'
rs,prt M 8 o'clock the ne,t morning.
". asa not put In his appearance until
an and the court had adjourned ana
lieutenant Tyler thought Una. nc -,
arews had made a mistake. allowed MN
~. ,reedom again but told him 10 oe
.,,,a .nd DE on hand the next morhms'
This he promised TO DO. but did not
Inst as the lieutenant was LEAVING nc
court house steps he saw Anorew Son
ing down the street. ana WAS anen 80
Andrews was greeted by the oTlciai aI'a
~ y. 80, there as soon as he could nnd
tnot a half hour did not make any ar
ference. . ,o+, tho
centrel station by the lieutenant ana was
locked up and was then told tnat thsI
,xould be no doubt about MS peins III
court at O 'clocd this morning
WHIPPED THE BABIES.
THE Runeio and Baby Rests ball clubs
met on the Merino Flats yesteraay snu
according 10 the statement Oh .he
agent of the former club ms assre
CATION of players simply put the otheiS
all to the cradle. ,-.. .....
simon. the pitcher for the BABIES "ns
the shining light OF fns nine ana TINS u
honestly admitted by the bungio press
agent. and all were sorry that the youns
and earnest player was injured oy oe'hs
accidentally struck with bat
rrddsa Barr was credited with doing
u,bola lot of oeefing' but did smile just
once when he saw his old chum, roisy'
send a ball into the right nsid that WIS
good for three runs. The SCORE WAS lI-@
The lineup was as follows; bapy nes -.
p Foley. 80; G. Rum, 2b.; J. Garvin, ID. ;
j Davis. S. s.. r. Sherlock. r. T.; Il. 81
none, D. ID. Hobin. C.; J. Doyle l. II L.
BungIo--B. Wise. sb: w. Hoye, 2b.; T.
Hanley, ib.: r. Toney. 3 s. H. earn II
E Barr, D.: I. Jones, c.; IL. Dean l. IL
b. Oonlook, c. 4.
rha winners would like to hear from
any team IN the state whose msnosrs
are not over u years old. Address Is.
wise. "a Park street
GREAT COMBINATION.
A dozen or moro young men who reside
IN the vicinity Of Manton avenue returned
from a three weeks camping out at Nor
xvtnhviIle. ct. and had the time Of their
Dves To be sure that they had plenty
20 eat and properly prepared they hao
with them r. @. Colwsll. tho well known
local chef and TO keep them In line had
kid" Toohey. a boxer from Fan River,
Who had charge Of the gymnasium and
also "butted In with an article Of food
the IKE OF which was never heard or
before.
lust before starting for home the
campers OUT played n game of ball with
nine Norwichv ilieites. and when IL was
time 10 leave for home the score on ooth
sides was more than 30. The lineup OF
the campers was as follows; Thompson
a.; Colwell. D.; Toohey, ID; LoVaty, 30
Ballard. s. D.; EnRerley, 3D. sows's' M
Ashmore, r.; lyman. r.
Mr.. THOMPSON In a stonesetter st Ostby
Parton's. Coiwell is a clerk In the At
lantiu mills ofnoe, Toohey Is second
hand m the Atlantic mills. Lovaly liz a
piper In the same place and MT, Ballard
k a weaver In the Earnscliffe mflls. MT
Tdgeriey In a clerk IN Mills tea store
Powerp IN a iineman for the Rhode Island
Co. while Ashnore and lyman are over
seers at the Providence Dyeing N Bleach
ing oompany's plant.
FROM THE FAR WEST.
Mr.. Alexander McCoid. former resi-
dent OF Providence. but for the past 81
Kansas Is the guest OF his brother, Cap
tain Thomas McCoid OF Hose 10. on Man
ton avenue.
Mr.. McCoid, who has not been In this
part of the country since he was 9
young man came east with the Crane
Army and he found much that interested
him There are no electric cars In MS
vicinity and in faot there are none of h'
modern improvements He Is dressed n
a. te AuFsNl
ne has attracted no little attention here
and at first he thought that perhaps h'
was dressed Just little too hsshy.
He has come TO the conclusion that
this is not the cause after seeing some
OF the local sports who wear the latos'
things IN swasger duds. Mr.. McCoid Is
an interesting tnIker on the west
THE 'HoLY CITY"
The Holy City" is now without q
mayor, for His Honor" Mayor Johr
Dowd has taken up his residence on Ridge
street, and that is located IN the fourth
police district
Just when the election win be called
and who will succeed Mr.. Dowd who fol
90 many years has ruled the destinies oi
the now famous city is a mooted subject
and IL Ia possible that the citizens as q
whole will ask 10 be annexed to the city
OF Providence.
GENERAL MENTION.
Joseph Boghosin OF "a Little street left
his wheel In front of 1894 Westminster
street last evening and when he came out
few moments later II was gone. Hs
reported his loss To the police
An order has been issued by tho Provi
dence Telephone company to have all old
Fashioned telephones taken out ana thoss
OF the latest patterns put h and tn,
tarin IL 70 be considerably increased. Tn,
work began this morning
d. ii. sheehan, ESQ. agent for man,
houses on Eiswad street. Informed tn
police yesterday that lead pipes and win
cows are being torn out Of the houses
The management OF the Riverside mill
has reported 10 the police that windo~
are being BROKEN In the mill after clio,
nc hours.
John Hanley OF Hose % is enjoying n
annual vacation.
Mr.. Duke Mitchell. manager OF ~
clothing department At J. o. San Sou
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