The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-08

gates To the convention will be elected.
There are fve Candidates for the posi-
ton. there being three 10 he elected.
There are the same number OF alternates
10 be chosen and there are FIVE candi-
dates In the field for these places also.
Mr.. Thompson is one Of the best known
members Of the organization in the city,
and none has taken a more prominent
part In the cause OF organized labor than
he
GOT HIS MAN.
Detective Mcguire OF the Chafree street
station had an exciting chase after John
Cahill. who is better known as "Pasty''
MURPHY. on Florence street at noontime
yesterday. Last November he was fined
s15 and costs for assaulting his wife and
was ordered TO pay the sum OF g. per
week for the support of his child.
The police say that he has not paid any
OF the installments. and. in fact. has not
been seen about town since that time un-
Ill yesterday when Detective Mcguire
heard that he was on Florence street.
When Cahil saw the detective coming
towards him he ran into the home OF a
friend. who stood az the doorway and
him that there was person in the house
dying
This did not stop the officer. for he
rushed in and grabbed his man and IN a
casual way looked about the house for
the sick person. but saw none.
The police have as yet been unable 10
learn OF anyone who was sick in the
house
MESSAGE CAME TOO LATE.
Patrick Costello OF g. Merino avenue
called at the Chaffee street police sta
tion last evening and reported that his
coop had been robbed OF several hens
and one rooster When Mr.. Costello said
that the robbery took place just one week
ago he was informed that the chances
were exceedingly slight TO recover his
hens had been put I'm stews or baked long
before this time.
LOOKS BAD FOR LARRY.
Lawrence Mooney was picked up near
Patrolman Cahill and locked up at the
Chaffee street station on the charge Of
being intoxicated.
Cant. Rowe I'm looking over tho records
found that this was the third trip for
Larry within short period, go he was
billed to the Central station as &C. D."
GENTRs. MENTION.
A young man was taken into custooy
Yesterday on suspicion OF being connected
18th Young Morgan and Westerman, who
were arrested Thursday evening on the
charge OF stealing carriage, the prop
erty Of a man named Tabriskie.
Til, man who pur, harsed tho carriage
from the Young fellows could not identify
the latest chap so he was given his lib-
,rty.
The Broadway BAPTIST Church Bene5-
cial Institute had its third annual concert
ir O+f- Fellows hall on Planfeld street
last evening AM IL was a huge success.
Amo G those that took part in the eX-
,cilcnt program were the Misses Mabel
Mclaughlin. Ruth Blackley. Edith Dull
Icy. Laura Watts. Nora Buckley; Masters
Willie Fielder J. Fletcher and Ernest
Dennison.
Music was furnished by the Schubert
,-bf bi n
Of Miss Edith Hughes.
The funeral Of Michael Cummings was
held AZ 81: Thomas Catholic church.
Nanton. this morning and was attended
hv n !ar rye delegation from Court Lyman,
-'crcsters OF America, and local No. "A, ~
the Tinsmith's union
The mission for uen that has been con-
ductcd hy Rev Fr. Charles McKenna of
the rder Of Preachers or Boston at 81.
MarN'a church will probably close tomor-
row sf;ernoon. All of the meetings have
been largely attended.
The funeral Of Thomas English we'll
known mill operative. will he from tho
residcrce OF his brother. Samuel English
AZ i65 whittier avenue tomorrow after
noon g.. 2 30 o'clo'E.
The tar bridge Ia again IN condition
that calls for repairs The structure is In
q very dangerous condition for bicyclists.
especially after darF. IL is said
The funeral OF John T.. Turnan will be
from his late residence. 81 Audrey street,
ten orrow afternoon at 30. This will he
fclCwed by n requiem services az st.
Mary's church at o'clock
Hose II was called 10 eXtinguish a chin
ney fire at 81 Dixie street at 1850 last
eNeting
The Oneyville Musical and Athletic
club will meet tomorrow afternoon and
undoubtedly a baseball team will be
fCrmer