The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-16

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There will he lots Of good looking young
MN ir the parade tomorrow, but ~ Is
doubtful II there will be many who VIII
eclipse NJ j. Casey the popular clerk Tor
sngh o'Connor a. 1863 Westminster
sweet.
Re will also have one OF the best
snonnts in the parade and there VIII pe
roIo. who will outride him for when
lad he was a jockey for wei known
iioise man I'm Lenabana. Ireland.
Irs, before he leaves the square for the
so,mation OF the parade. he will be pre-
septed with a huge bouquet as token ol
Gyieen from his many friends mere the
sres.utation speecn 90 be made by MI
fGward r. Mesh srry.
There are those who think that MT
u'nsey will require the services OF an ex-
ira man 10 carry the bouquet. Mr.. casey
q on the personal SIAN OF Chief Marshal
J.. j. Finneran.
BOY AND A BARROW
\ small boy riding IN a wheelbarrow on
plain field street had a very close call
from being seriously injured yesterday
afternoon The Joy who was FURNISHING
tle motive power vas going al tap'u
yst. when the wheel OF the barrow
brcke on. throwing the rider against
rost AT first II was thought that he had
b.en badly injured. hut after getting his
breath Jumped up, and wanted another
sloe His face was slightly cut
BE A JOLLY GATHERING.
II indications arc that Irons hall will
n. filed TO it's utmost capacity tomorrow
sv. ming. when the Oneyville Musical and
Athletic club will hold the first social.
delegation from ST. Paula's Branch or
Ant Ion
ha- the- special zueEts Of the evening
SADLY AFFLICTED.
MI. and Mrs Joseph Newton Of 2l7 Am
hersi street have the sympat thy or lsrge
~ircIc OF relatives and friends In the loss
~ their daughter. Helen. who died yes
ttrda, from scarlet fever.
She is the second child 10 die from that
cause during the week
GENERAL MENTION
Prior 10 the entertainment 10 be given ny
the Henry Grattan Literary association
A. Holden's hall this evening In honor OF
St Patrick's day. the Emmet Rifles. under
the command OF Captain Edward Foley
vii make a short Tarade.
Michael German. one OF the Oldest ana
best known residents OF this place. is
dangerously III at his home on Simmons
street Mr.. German il about ~ years Old
Mr. Harry Downing. who for many
wears has been connected with the Po-
casset Ice company. has entered the en-
ploy of the city He is with the water
department as a meter reader.
Mr.. Bernard Nsngle OF IS Bancroft
street who has been confined to his
nome for some time with rheumatism
was out for a short time Yesterday.
On Sunday evening His Excellency Gov
errlor George IT. Utter will address the
young men Of the Broadway Baptist
church. A quartet from Brown univer-
city will also take part In the program
Mr.. Frank A. Hefferpan has had his
news stand and restaurant remodeled.
painted and decorated. II II now one OF
the most attractive in this vicinity
The nre apparatus of this vicinity re-
turned from the Public Market shortly
before O'Clock this morning.
There was clean slate at the Chaffee
Street Police station this morning
Now In the time 10 take Spring Medi-
eine-Mason's Sarsapsrils, b6c.. Beef,
Iron and Wine. q and SOC: Duny's Pure
Malt T4c.: Little Liver Pills. 10. three for
a5c.: Father Johns Medicine. % and 75c.
Pure Cod Liver OIL g and soc. Extract
Of Malt, 15c. two for 25c.: Powdered Sui
phur Sc per 10: Prue Cream Tarter, 1oc
In 2Sc. per m Paines Celery Com
round. x9c Byron A. Smith. Prescription
Druggist, 10 Olneyviile square.