The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12


A, the meeting OF the Olneyville Base
han association held In the rooms In the
oIneyyille hotel last evening. all arrange
ro.uts were completed for the TWO
Games with the Providence team, one OF
witch will he paved tomorrow at Mel
,ose Park and the other Saturday on Me-
rlno fats field.
The batting order Of the Olneyv1lles is
~s follows: MCLAUGHLIN, l. T.: Patee, I'd
Y.ul.iier. r T.: Chapmsn. III; Simons. 30. :
Tallor, G e. Woodson, 3. s.; McAullt'F,
e: Hatch n. Ths local team has secureu
Louis p. Piper To look after the hrst oase'
After the Proytdencs garnee Piper Is the
.,ar, A,s, haseman of the Woonsocket
Owns. and Is conceded TO be the best OF
the big leaguers.
cnapman who will play the Providence
games is the manager and first baseman
OF tic Fitchburg team.
The Olneyvi,lcs Will also have Billy Ca
hiIl in the outfeld after the Providehce
games. and he is one OF the hardest
workers In the me and this Is what
Olnc, Vile demands.
The local club expfcts TO take At least
on. game from the Providence team as
Hatch and the rest OF the players are IN
fine condition.
CHEt'kER MEET.
There was much disappointment among
The members OF the Olneyville Checker
club that number of them were nnaole
20 nut in an appearance at the exhibition
given by Mr.. Hallwell last night at Paw
sucket but I'm face OF the fact that the
British expert on such short notice, Is 10
visit the local club. n was deemed wise
20 call a special meeting Of the club 90 as
10 sirange matters for the match 10 DC
given here on Thu sday evening.
At the special meeting every detail was
arranged TO make the affair one free
from all disappointment. Messrs. Metrim
ana Barnes were made committee 20
look after Mr. dalllwells interest and IN
such able hands the affair Is an assured
success.
THE cluh rooms at q Plainheid street
will be brilliantly lighted and everything
oil ready for the accommodation OF a
larse gathering on Thursday evening and
II is hoped TO start play at O'Clock sharp
so as TO give out OF town players
chance to finish their games and catch
trains for home.
Mr. Halliwell will arrive today at n.
r., AT Mr. Ernest Williams. 81 Plainheld
street and. as a guest or the local club.
Will remain several days He will be
pleased 20 meet there the many old-coun-
" townsmen OF mis- who have been ask
rsbeemeats 10 play. but he viii not un-
ocrtake TO do any playing until after
Thursday nights exhibition. AT which he
Will endeavor TO accommodate all comere.
WANT MORE ROOM.
The Indications are that the Sun Set
club. the leading organization of this
character In this vicinity. has ougrown
is quarters in Odd Fellows block on
Plainfield street, The house committee
of the club has had already conferences
with the trustees Of the building. but as
yet have come 10 no satisfactory agree
rnent as member Of the club Is about
20 erect new building nearby and he
has made Il known 10 the club that he
will erect a building that will contain
one or more rooms that will be suitable
for club purposes and I'm fact Will build
from designs proposed by the club. the
chances are that the offer will be
cepted as the trustees OF the Odd Eel
roor, that they feel that they need for the
comfort and enjoyment of their mem
bers.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrick better known az Paddy" Duff
the well known ball player, who has been
spending a few days with his parents on
Eden street. He leaves for Minneapolis
the latter part NJ the week. club from
that city having engaged him for the sea
Ron.
Harry Brown, who was taken. into sue
tody Saturday by Detective Mcguire. was
morning for being connected with the
Pearlman robbery on Boudin street, Sat
urday afternoon.
Patroiman Mclaughlin Of the Chaffee
Street citation had a lively hustle with
one Llewlyn Chsrnley on Manton ave-
nue. near Amherst street yesterday.
Charney was fighting drunk but when
lie arrived at the station, was as meek
as lamb.
At the meeting Of Perseverance lodge.
Knights Of Pythias II was voted 10 cele-
49, he anit NJ ha 1adg
day evening. May o with a turkey din
ner and entertainment which will be for
members OF the lodge and invited guests
n was the intentions OF the Rhode ISL
and company 10 break ground for the
extension OF their line 20 Greystone yes
terday. but the condition of the weather
was not suitable. The work will begin
the FIRST fine day.
Edward Ryan got drunk yesterday and
stole n few cookies from n bakers
wagon. so this morning he was sent 10
the Central station on a charge OF larceny
and drunkenness
The Manton drum corps will have It's
secnod annual fair IN Manton hall com
mencing "Wednesday evening April 2s
Maurice Conway from Portsmouth. Y
H, r. spending a few days here with
relatives
The Rough and Ready veteran Fire
association held a we'll attended meeting
IN the rooms on Plainheld street last
evening
n IL reported that y child named Nc.
Guinness died from spinal meningitis at
his home 70 RanReley avenue. Yesterday.
Edward white was taken into custody
yesterday for being drunk and assembling
his wife AZ his home. - Howard street.
John ". Conway of eos Gladstone ave-
nue. reported the lose ~ valuable setter
a. the police last evening
Mr. stephen McNaugh is confined a
his residence on Atweirs avenue with a
severe attack Of rheumatism
There will be srecisl services In all ~
the Catholic churches this evening
Pa,roiman Campbell of the Chanee
street station was reported sick last even
ing
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