The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-06

Glussepui Pennacchio was taken into Gus
tody last evening by Patrolman Moan lot
making a brutal assault upon Mrs Annie
Greeko al Silver Lake last evening. Pen
nacchio. who drives n bakers wagon so
the witnesses say, grabbed Mrs. Greeko by
the wrist and then pushed her against
fence and kicked her in the abdomen.
The woman. who is In an extremely deli
cate condition, fell TO the ground and
Pennacchio rushed into the house OF a
friend. who had considerable difficulty In
keeping the friends OF the injured woman
from laying violent hands upon him.
When Orficer Moan reached the scene
a mob OF 200 or more led him 10 the house
where Pennacchio was hiding.
At the station Pennacchio said that Mrs.
Gieeko called his wife Bum and this
made him mad.
JUST DANCED ON HIM.
John Ellerbeck was taken into Gus
today last evening at his home on Eagle
street. on a warrant charging him with
making an assault on James ODonneh.
This Is the outcome OF a row on Eagle
street lat Saturday night. when the police
OF the Chaffee street station were called
and could only learn that man had been
injured. and had been cared for by DIR.
Wins.
Later the police located o"Donnell. and
Ellerbeck Ellerbeck's story is that O'Don-
nell was In his yard Ellerbeok's father
owning the property. with a lighted
lamp
ODonnell was ordered into the house.
and he according TO his story was pounced
upon by Ellsrbeck who then did a song
and dance on his PROSTATE form.
A JUNCTION ROW.
Michael Hardy is at the Rhode Island
hospital having numerous bruises and
cuts attended TO and Patrick Concannon
who is said 10 be the artist spent last
night ar the Chafree street station.
These men were in Wallaces saloon at
the junction OF Manton and Atwelrs ave-
nues, yesterday afternoon and they got In
20 mix-up and the result was that
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Concannon TO the station
The latter Is held on a charge OF drunk
enness and also TO await the report OF tho
officials at the hospital for Hardy is to
be ''X-Rayed" today
McPHILLIPS- KANE NUPTIALs.
Mr. James McPhlllips, one OF the most
popular young men OF Mt Pleasant and
Miss Mary Kane OF Nasonvilie were
united In marriage by Rev Fr. Coffey at
Nasonville this morning Miss Kate
Devine being the bridesmaid and Alex
ander McPhillips. a brother OF the groom,
being the best man.
Mr.. McPhillips is the president OF Co.
lumbus branch OF the knights OF Colum-
bus, vice president OF the state organiza-
tion, president OF the Pattern Makers
union, past president OF the Columbus
union, an organization connected with the
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament on
Academy avenue. ana he is prominently
connected with the alumni OF the La
Sale academy
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served az the home OF the bride.
and later I'm the day AIR. and Mrs. Nc
Phillips were driven 10 Slatersville. where
they took the train for Hartford. where
they will remain few days and then
visit New York. Washington and a num-
ber OF other cities. IL is expected that
they will not return for month or six
weeks.
GENERAL MENTION
The Indications are that the Rhode ISL
and Military and Concert band. that WAS
quite recently organized. will have new
uniforms by the latter part OF September
The young men who make up the band
have taken novel and evidently a sue
cessful method OF getting them 1t is
the custom OF such bodies TO hold fair
for the purpose OF raising the money TO
pay for uniforms. but these young mon
have called upon the business men OF the
vicinity. who have subscribed their names
for the sum of % cents a week until a
sufficient amount has been paid TO pur-
chase the uniforms. The committee I'm
charge OF the scheme has been very sue
cessful.- for the names of nearly all the
merchants are on the petition.
II has been suggested that the sign
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ments OF member OF tho police force
for an order was issued a morning or so
ago forbidding one patrolman 10 speak
or walk with another. They must also
abstain from leaning against buildings or
ratings
There are quite a number OF other
things that must and must not be dona
but as the orders are not supposed 20
interest the general public they are not
left hanging about where they can be
read very easily.
The annual meeting OF the Broadway
Baptist Beneficial institute was held las,
evening. when the following were elected
ne Officers; President. Frederick Barnes;
vice presidents. Olin ID Connors and Jo-
seph Melor; financial secretary. Edgar
Fielding. recording secretary. Herbert
Wilde: treasurer Percy Townsend trus-
tees A. j. Knoll. Charles =. Thomnson
ano I. J. Hannah; sick committee. VIII
Ham Buckley. Sarah Mellor. chaplain
Alfred +. Lindsey
Michale Suuano of sp5 Union avenue
was quite badly injured by the breaking
OF his bicycle on Pocnsset avenue AT SIS
last evening lie was attended by Or
Lippitt and then taken home by friends
The tool-box of the New England Tool
company located In a lot on Atwelrs ave.
nue. near Joslin street. was broken into
last evening II Is not known whether or
not anything was taken.
The board OF arbitration OF tho Rhode
Island Amateur Baseball league will meet
In the rooms OF the Regent Literary and
Social club this evening and act on tho
Dewey -Riverpoint protest
Mr. Calvin r. Harding OF lO3 Plainaeld
street has returned from shor, stay M
Virginia Beach
The rank OF esquire" will be conferred
on one candidate az the meeting OF per
serxerance dga-iirlehtA sf- ps.ti.is---t tAr---
evening.
Charles r TIolroyd has been appointed
postmaster AZ Thornton 10 succeed n
B. Scott who has held the position for the
past four years
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