The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-15


Not many moons ago Superintendent ot
Hacks Bennett came into the square and
scattered the exprassmeu. some he sent 10
Hartford avenue. some on valley street
and some ON Bough street They had not
Lcsn scattered" many days before they
eli returned 20 tough street
Now q: appears that there is more trou-
b. ir store for them for Captain Rowo
Cf the Chaffeo street station has been re-
ga, stcd 10 call upon these men and ask
ttm 10 do certain things, ono OF which
l. that they shall keep the stand occupied
H. them clean at dll times
The request 10 Captain Rowe came from
store keepers IN the vicinity who are OF
the opinion that when the hot weather ar
r.ves that they the store keepers, VIII
tnh that the odOr coming from the VIZ
c'nitv of the expressmcn stands not such
"a will be pleasing to their customers.
and as there will undoubtedly he a gar
bage can hl the location the store keep
ois Dc not feel in the best of spirits over
THE outlook and at the same time they do
not cure. 60 DO the exprcssmcn any Injury.
hut they feel that they would not be doing
flrma elves Justice 20 have their trade
Gr,vcu away by the smell that will natur-
horses on hot summers day.
1t is understood that the expressmen
liaN, said that they are not Obliged 10
keep tho spot whore their teams stands
clrHn. SO there NAV he a warm contro-
vcisy between he store keepers and the
cxlressmen
A SET~rI ED FACT.
II was stated In this column last even
Ing that Olneyville was 10 have one more
toN ling alley and since t<len IL has been
learned that the STORE recently occupied
b. Henry Melvin has been secured for
tlat purpose
This store had been partially engaged
for five and ten cent store but az To-
cal dealer had made an extensive addition
10 his store. where practically the same
line OF goods are sold the would-be new
conner did not deem IL advisable To make
the venture. The chances are that the
" ung men who thought that they ssw
small fortune I'm establishing a theatre.
where burlesoue and vaudeville perform
ances would be given have also come to
the conclusion that the move would not
he q wise one.
The new bowling aftct-S- rf-e-te- -be-+n--
alled by George Smith Son, who for
some time were connected with the cafe.
known as the Brunswick, on Eddy
street
A SMALL SIZED STRIKE.
There was a small sized strike on al
Taft a. Weeden's Mills yesterday after
noon, when the help known as the filling
carriers. 10 ia number, walked out,
claiming that the management had prom
ised them that their wages would be in
creased from 25 10 IS per week.
When the strikers walked out help
from the pattern room was called upon
TO take their places. and four OF these
put on their coats and hats and Joined
the strikers. and Il is understood that
the help in eli departments are OF the
same disposition as those OF the pattern
room
II II also intlmated that the strikers
will be taken back and given the in
crease asked for.
FROM OVER STUDY.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. OPP
perman sympathize with them in the loss
Of their daughter. Lena. who was buried
from 81. Peters Episcopal church this
afternoon. She was but Il years old
end was sick less than ~ hours, over
study. so IL is claimed by many. being
the cause Of her breakdown. She was
member OF the graduating class OF the
Msnton Grammar school