The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-14
0LNEYvILLE,
Too Much SamenesS to Music,
Tenants Say.
First Who Rode in OIneyvIllH
Patrol Wagon Other Items.

The landlord OF a tenement house and
the one that owns or controls a good sized
business building are very much In dan
ger OF losing some OF their tenants by
too much music The music is made In
the large hall in the business building
which is located but a short distance
from the square
The producer Of the music is an ex-
pert player and under ordinary circum-
stances those who reside i'm the vicinity
would be only too happy 10 listen 10 her.
for IL IS woman performer.
There are number OF women and
children who are now on the verge OF
nervous prostration from the music. and
this because she plays but one bar Of
lively march. This is heard AT least two
afternoons and some two evenings each
week and this for nearly month. and
for az least two hours per afternoon and
evening.
This bar OF music Is played over about
N times 90 the hour At each sitting. An
evening or so ago tho members % one
OF fhs best known clubs who have rooms
IN the building I'm which this one bar Is
PLAYED. called upon the owner and asked
him how long this thing was going 10
continue and the delegate was told
by the landlord that he expected that the
music would be cut out within few
DAYS There are mary persons and in
fact all who live near enough TO the hall
where this music Is ground out have been
driven out OF patience. and II is looked
upon a. just a little short of public
nuisance. as the windows of the hall are
opened as are tho windows OF most of
the hous~ I'm the vicinity.
The greatest objections are made az
night. when 81 is simply out of the ques-
ton It's said for a person Of A nervous
disposition 10 go 10 sleep with this con-
tinued grind of one bar of music
During the afternoons the heavy team
ing on the street browns a portion OF
the sound II is understood that the
music IL produced for the benefit OF
woman's rganizaton who are learning
a new march"
AN ALL-srAR COMBINATION.
There was an aggregation load d into
the Black Maria al the Chaffee street
Iolice station this morning that for tai
ont" would beat any combination TO
standstnl. These celebrities were Messrs.
Augustus Van Allen colored John Dur
,isan. Joseph Hanley Daniel Byron.
Michael Kelly and Patrick Conroy Mr..
Durrigar. who is better known as Rats"
Durrigan IL the stsr ~ the aggrega tion.
for he has the honor 90 be the first
man who rode to the Chaffee street po-
lice station when the patrol wagon SER
vice was installed.
The horse that drew the wagon.
handsome bay. was named Rats that
morning in honor of Rats Durrigan.
and the animal bore that name until ~
was loaded into the dead horse wagon
Durrican shortly after this left the
city and has been away for dozen years
or more He has not added much to the
wealth Of the community. for he had but
eS cents IN his pocket when he was locked
UP.
Patrick Conroy good ma atured. easy
going sort Of a fellow who is known by
the name Of "One Wing" Michael Kelly,
known as Bother" Kelly Dan Byron
and Joe Hanley. all ~ whom make their
stamping grounds on Westminster hill,
between Huntington avenue and Howard
street form the star combination. and
there are many who would be pleased
II some of them wouic take an extended
vacation.
THE WATCH MISSING.
Mrs Emily Joes Of q Noyes avenue
epent yesterday at Rnckland and when
she returned 20 the state line in a Daniel
eonville car forgot 20 take her handbag
with her. The car that she stepped out OF
st once returned towards Rockland.
This morning she was handed her hand
bag but II did not contain her $40 gold
watch and chain. that she left in It. II Is
supposed that one OF the many passen-
gers who rushed into the car before It
fairly came 10 stop picked IN the bag
and took out the watch for the bag was
found In the seat at the end OF the
route.
sT. ANTHONY'S UNION OUTING.
About So members OF St Anthonys
union went 10 Rocky Point yesterday i'm
one of q r A. Beanes party wagons.
The party-was made up Of boys and girls
who had a most delightful outing Upon
their arrival ~ the Point" all went 10
dinner. after which there was n game OF
bali between the old" and young boys
and the old lid not have much" on
the young for the score was rs
The affar was in charge Of John Cor
man. Vincent McGinn and Joseph Flynn
They arrived home at II O'Clock.
GENERAL. MENTION
Michael Vance who was arrested Fri
dsy morning AZ the request of his rela-