The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-19
0LNEYVILlE,
Payday SpTsss Caused Father
Of Family to Get Into Trouble.
RoscOmmon Club Outing. Driver
Thrown Off Seat.

James Kilday was taken out OF mill
on Eagle street this morning by Sergeant
Bennett Of the Chaffee street station on a
warrant charging him with making an as
sault on Mary Kilday. his wife. Accord
ing TO the police and others Kilday was
looked upon as a very respectable sort
OF a chap until about one year ago. when
he got into the habit OF getting drunk on
pay day and on these occasions handled
his wife rather roughly.
day or so ago the police say he slap
ped her face and this was more than she
cared TO stand. so she hade complaint To
the police who did the rest.
Kiday has six children who until he
formed new habits took excellent care or
them. but they with their mother think II
a wise move To call halt on the head of
the house and 10 give him 10 under
stand. that he must continue 10 be de-
cent sort OF n chap IL he cares TO keep
out OF the hands of the police.
THE RosCOMMON CLUB.
The Roscommon club met last evening
where the names Of Michael Casey. Mi
chael Murtha. Patrick Nanglc and Ber-
nard Gavegan were added 90 the roster OF
the club II was then announced by the
president, Patrick j. Fox, that the MEM
bership was now within five OF the limit
number and that in the future none but
full fiedged Ballanfads from the centre OF
Roscommon would be admitted 10 mem
bership.
Tomorrow the club will enjoy its third
annual outing by going on the Iarchmont
OF the JOY Line 10 Martha's Vineyard.
The committee has made all arrange
ments for the outing and they Will take
with them everything that is needed for
n trip OF this kind. The committee con-
a.. Do trio /
Treasurer Luke Garrhan and Secretary
Patrick Kelly.
A COLLISION.
At o'clock last evening car lll2 and
team owned by the Mount Hope Distilling
Co OF Peck street collided on Westmns-
ter street near Perry. one Of the wheels
OF the wagon was smashed and harness
broken. Mr. John Rose. the driver was
thrown TO the ground, as was one of the
horses but received no injuries.
A BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE.
A barn and it's contents. owned by Pc
ter Pallas in the rear OF 2S Fallon street
was destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. The fire was discovered at $50
o'clock by a citizen who sent in an alarm
from box 224. Mr. Pallas informs the po-
lice that the barn was set on hre.
GENERAL MENTION.
This morning Applications 1or ten AZ
leys that are being Installed In the new
bowling room In the Whipple building on
Westminster hill were received by Cap
tain Rowe OF the Chaffee Street Police
station.
The police are looking for a crowd of
young men who made a bonfire 1t the
junction OF Gladstone and Academy ave-
nues last evening.
This will be the evening that the thriv-
ing village OF Thornton viii be IN gay
attire In honor OF st. Rocco's day, as
was announced In this column some time
ago.
Mrs. Mary Cough. who mas conducted
a grocery store on Iaeham street for
many years. has retired. having disposed
OF the store TO a man named jacobs.
f. The funeral OF William ]. Fuynt, who
died so suddenly at his home. 81 VAL
lev street Thursday will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Adelaide J. Daw while leaving
her home, 13 Laban street, Yesterday
morning. fell from the steps and sus-
tanned n fracture OF her right arm. She
was cared for by DR.. Kean
John O'COrnell found a valuable UNI
brella yesterday. which the owner can
hnve by calling at his place OF buii-
ness. 1914 Westminster street.