The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-13

At the annual meeting Of the Sunset
club. held in its parlors in odd Fellows
hall on Plainheld street last evening 1t
was decided to find new quarters. The
present. location cannot be remodelled IN
q manner suitable 10 n majority OF the
members OF the club. for they want more
billiard and pool tables. and more than
anything else bowling alleys. and these
the members are evidently bound 10 have.
for they have instructed the executive
committee 10 look into the matter and
see II suitable quarters cannot be pro-
cured where the needed attractions can be
installed and the club will be built. IL Is
probable that the latter course Will be
the outcome OF the matter, as there are
no buildings vacant In this vicinity that
are suitable for such purposes.
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, George f. A. Beane;
vice president Walter d. Harris; secre-
tary w. ID. Cook; treasurer. John T.
Kenyon who. with Eugene A. Claus
make up the executive committees social
committee. John f. Bowen, Harold
Jacobs. Daniel Mathewson and Charles
Crankshaw.
The club will have a special meeting
Monday evening, when the executive COM
mittee will make Its report on new loca-
tion, and II they are unable 10 find one
the work OF erecting building will begin
at once.
ELECTED DELEGATES.
ST. Mary's branch. Irish Catholic
Benevolent union. held a very interest
ing meeting in Guild hall Sunday even
ing. when two candidates were Initiated
and two applications for membership
were received The committee I'm charge
,f m, hat iC n ha held
Sunday. June 25 reported that every
thing was In readiness for the same.
The president OF the union. John
Fogarty. and Martin 7. Feeney, were
elected as delegates. with James Hunt
and Joseph Hetherman as alternates 10
represent the union at the supreme coun-
ell that meets in this city in August. The
branch also heartily endorsed Mr.. John
+. Clarke OF St Theresa's branch, who
is the state president. and Is endorsed by
the representatives of the local branch
for a high position at the meeting OF the
supreme body.
A SALOON BROKEN INTO.
The building on Amherst street. near
Steuben. that was badly damaged by fire
few weeks ago. is in about the same
condition as II was after the fire. the
work OF making the repairs having been
begun only day or so ago. This morning
Pa,rolman Koch in making his round,
found that a board had been torn from
one OF the windows, and upon investiga-
tion found that someone had crawled
through the opening. and then by knock
ing off a few laths succeeded I'm getting
into the saloon of Albert Hyman.
Mr. Hyman was called and discovered
that $3.50 worth or whisky. SO worth Of
rum and so pennies had been stolen.
A CHANGE LOOKED FOR.
Rumor has II that Captain Horton. OF
the Ashburton street station. is TO take
charge OF the Chaffee street station. and
Captain Cannon. head Of the detective de-
partnent. Is TO succeed Captain Horton.
Lieut.. Tyler will welcome almost any
change, for since Captain Rowe has been
on the sick list, he has been confined to
the station day and night
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. Daniel Fenton Of the Centredale car
line who IL classcd as a nickel picker, has
no time 10 spare with his associates now,
for he has a pretty little girl at his home
now, and the best that could be done was
10 eend box OF good cigars to the barn,
and every man from the boss TO the oiler
was welcome 10 one.
Fr simmons branch, OF the irish Cath
olic Benevolent union, will meet this eve
ming and elect delegates to the supreme
branch OF the order, which meets in this
city in August.
HipNiS VI tl' NiiAiANt sAiVNS
station. started on his annual vacation
this morning.
Patrick Flynn. the wel-known news
dealer. and his troupe OF warriors. have
got an idea in their heads that they can
wallop Joe Benash's colossal aggregation
OF nickel pickers on the Merino fats
Thursday afternoon
The bread box stolen from the front OF
Thomas Newmans store l53 Regent ave.
nue.. Monday morning was found by the
police in lot not far from the store yes
terday afternoon.
The Fowler wheelmen. the only real live
bicycle club Of this vicinity. are arranging
for their annual moonlight excursion that
will take place Saturday evening, june