The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-08
Lost Roll Of SIS Recovered
and Weaver R0jolCeS.
Atlantic Mills Hisnlng- Royal
Feed by Banspach Bros.
Olneyville branch of the Providence
News AT Henernans New store. 10

N'aiiN WHY hISHA NFhNfi at the
Fsrnscline mills has a bank account, moi
a few or them own houses. and not one
OF them knows what IL is TO be broke. f"
hut there was one OF them last night that
was shy just SIS.
This man had drawn the amount from
tic bank yesterday for the purpose Of
making a trip to Washington with mis-
wife. who went - rawtucket YESTERDAY
- spend the de-. and night, SO he
thought that he would keep the sT5 in
he pocket Instead cf leaving It at the
house. About i1''9 last night he put
his hand in his poke and found that
the money was gone.
The shuttle In his loom did not make
another move for some time. for he was
yell aware Of the fact that the money
"a In the room and was also sure that
10 one had picked his pockets. He
Searched for son,o time. but in vain.
~ ? o'clock one Of his fellow weavers,
IN sweeping around his loom. found the
money In a pile Of waste. The loser Was
rcioiced and rendered the finder = brand
now $40 bill. which was de ,lincl. Tho
money had worked ont OF his poke. ard
IL was just by chance that II was founi.
II IL not many days ago that \ nlan in
ore Of the other mills lost his money.
and he and others were quite positive
who had found II. The suspect was
searched. but no cash was found "a his
possession, and the loser was about 10
give up the search when he said that he
guessed that he would take a peep into
the suspects dinner pail. In doing so one
OF the In the pail fell over
and then the money was found. The
: man was at once discha rged.
CHEERING NEWS.
The prospects for the many employees
OF the Atlantic mills have within a few
days taken on a much brighter hue. for
the management has sent out a call for
more combers and carders, and II this
succeeds-and It IL believed that It will
there two departments will be run night
and day. While no information can be
cleaned at the once Of the mill Il IL
learned on good authority that night work
Will be the rule for a long season. II Is
also intimated TINT when these depart
ments are in good wotsing order and have
q suf1cient amount Of prepared product
ahead other departments will he obliged
10 run nights.
The task OF clearing up the"island'
Is about completed and The work OF build
iHg the new dye house will be commenced
Monday OF next week. The contractors
say that II will be at least nine weeks
before the work OF filling up a channel
that runs through the island will be
accomplished, but this Will in no way
hinder progress being made on the dye
house. All connected with the huge con-
Germ are in the h~appiest mood and the
merchants OF Olneyvilie will be still hap
pier.
A ROYAL FEED.
Usually on Thursday afternoon during
the sImme months there Is but little or
nothing doing at the estab lishment OF
Banspach brothers. the caterers. Yester-
day afternoon was quite the exception to
the rule. for early in the afternoon Mr..
Ethan Sheldon. who Is said To be the best
"clambake'' man In Rhode Island. walked
into the yard OF the concern with the
Messrs. Banspach and proceeded to make
q bake" the menu To comprise every
thing that could possibly please the
palate and appease the appetite.
About 4 O'Clock the large corps OF chefs,
bakers, walters, heads OF departments.
dishwashers. a few invited guests and
even the pretty young ladies OF the sales
department sat down 10 four prettily ar
ranged tables and sampled Mr.. Sheldon's
bake.
1T was just fine" was the verdict Of
the young ladies'.
"A dandy, =" said Wilson. the head chef.
and while William and Henry Banspach
did not make any comment. It was taken
for granted that II was Just fine" for
they were about the last TO give up
There was plenty OF coffee and other
drinkables and the choicest OF cigars.
After the feed" short speeches were IN
order. followed by vocal selections. which
demonstrates the fact that the firm has
ono Of the leading auartets In the city.
The best Of good fellowship prevailed. and
tust before the merry party dispersed
three hearty cheers were given for tho
Young men who are al the head OF this
fast growing enterprise.
WELL CARED FOR.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. Rowe Of the
Chanee street station learned that n man
and his Wife with three little children
came here from Windsor Locks, Conn,
and the head Of the family expected TO
&c, work In one Of the mills. but was
not successful. They were without friends
and the captain. who is noted for his
generosity towards the unfortunate, sent
the family 10 "Pettis boarding house,
where they we're fed and cared for.
The captain AZ once notified the overseer
81 the poor. but there IL no doubt the
man will ne found employment by Capt
Rowe. as ne is u capable sort or a per
son. The members OF the entire family
arc neatly dressed and the children APP
pear to have had good care.
GENERAL MENTION.
Frances Carney. two and n half years
old. was found on Olneyville square ~
noon yesterday by Patrolman Brown and
later he was called FOR by his mother OF
I2s Dodge street.
Retired Police captain Baker and wife.
who have been spending n few weeks
with Mr.. Bakers son. Earl H., at Edge
wood. have returned 90 their home on
Dorchester avenue.
The residents 90 oak street. near Mes
scr. are somewhat interested I'm n colored
family named Schuildt, who moved into
the vicinity yesterday.
Robert Hogue OF 20 Gladstone avenue
reported 10 the police last evening that y
wheelbarrow valued at 81 had been stolen
from his ward.
Patroluan Bicrne OF the ChaNee street
station is enjoying his annual vacation.
"He claims that hc built the fret pas
senRer elevators used TN this country.
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