The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-26
0LNEYvILLE.
Prisoner Carried Bunch Of Pond
Lilies TO His Cell.
Bodge Out Of Sight. Arrested
On a Serious Charge.
Oineyviiie branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. IL
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

This evening few of the friends OF Mr..
and Mrs Edward McAuliffe will call upon
them and make merry at their cosy home
In Merino village. Caterer Frank A. Hef-
fernan has been engaged TO furnish sup
per for the gathering.
This Is the couple that has been brought
before the public for a few days owing 20
the fact that Mrs. McAuliffe's nee broth
ers was reported as missing from. her
home, 80 Putnam street which was a
fact. but when her father heard that
she went 10 Attesoro and was united I'm
marriage TO Mr.. McAulirfe he appeared
TO be satisfied II is whoispsred that the
visitor this evening Will have a surprise
for the young folks.
a LOVER o FPOND LILIES.
Emil Davis was arrested at his home on
Oak street last evening by Patrolman De-
vine on warrant charging him with
non-support Davis was so much taken
by surprise that he had quite forgotten
that he had purchased a small bunch
OF pond lilies. for when he landed at the
station still held them in his right hand.
The beautiful flowers were a comfort
10 him I'm his cell. for by holding them
In the vicinity OF his nostrils he got rid
of n little OF the smell that usually goes
with one of these little stone bed rooms.
GOT A CALL.
\ short wood peddler just had a close
call from having day of and one that
would have been quite expensive In
passing the Chaffee Street Police station
this morning he was greeted by Captain
Rowe. who asked him where his ped
dlinE badge was. The peddler lifted the
flap Of a pocket OF his Jumped and dis
played his badge and was then told by
the captain TO put IL on where II could
-.
10 60 about the streets again with the
badge out of sight.
NOT A PLEASANT JOB
The police at the Chaffee street station
had a Lvely tussle with a young woman
last evening. She was somewhat de-
mcntcd and the police were requested 10
hold her until her relatives from Manton
called ior her. She made n number OF
attempts to get away, and the patrolmen
in charge had 10 use no little force 70
hold her. When her relatives called she
appeared 10 be quite composed.
on A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Francis Finnigan. % years old. was ar
rested at his home on Delaine street last
evening by Patrolman Cunningham on
a charge OF alleged hastady. Later IN
the evening Chief OF Police Bigbee OF
Cranston called for him. and his case
will De called at Cranston today.
1ounE flnnlgan is employed Al Brown
e. Sharpe's.
GENERAL MENTION
man named Booth was taken into Gus
tody yesterday afternoon a suspicious
person. He was thought 10 be the man
who made an indecent assault upon two
little girls at Cranston. Last evening
chief OF rolice Bibgee and the little girls
called at the Chaffee street station. and
the girls failed 10 identify him. so he
was allowed his freedom.
Ernest Greenwood. 10 years old and
lives on Julian street. reported 10 the po-
lice that while he was listening 20 the
band concert on the square last evening
that boy stole his skull cap. valued at
42 cents. lie has given the police the
name OF the boy who stole IT,
Mrs Sabins Cannon or III Killingly
street. whose house was robbed day or
two ago reported that I'm addition 10 the
list OF goods already reported stolen she
finds that two pins two rings and chain
are also missing.
Mr.. Edward f. McCaffrev. one OF the
popular carriers at the local station. and
Miss Mary F. MvGuirk were united In
marriage AT the reCtory OF ST. Marys
church on Broadway at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. T. Braney OF 1870 Plainheld street
returned last evening from Kingston-on-
the Hudson which is his birthplace.
William Lannin Of Lawrence street was
taken into custody this morning as an i'm
sane person.