The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-14
0LNEYvILLE.
Doweys to Play Regents an
After Season Game.
Hubby Taken Into Court for
Instruction = Popular Flowers.
Oineyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefernan's New Store, Is
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West

There will he a red-hot game OF ball
on the Merino fats tomorrow afternoon.
when the Deweys. who won the pennant
In the Providence amateur league, will
play the Regents. who were second In
the same league. The Regents did all
that they could To coax the Deweys t6
play for a purse and In fact wanted the
Deweys 10 put up a purse Of 800. for the
Regents believe that they could walk
away with the cash.
The Deweys, according 10 the Regents.
10 not care TO take any chances on loosing
SO much money, and the Regents are
NOT oSer and above particular about play
ing without a purse attached.
THE COURTS MAY CURE HIM.
Frederick F.. Dusheneau. who lives on
Alleppo street. has. according 10 the po-
lice, cultivated a habit Of allowing his
wife end little ones 10 shift for them
selves. Mrs. Dushenesu called upon Capt.
Rowe at the Charee street station a few
days ago and told her story. so the cap
tain applied what Is generally looked
upon as an excellent cure for such chaps
as Dusheneau. and that was To have a
member Of his squad call upon Dusheneau
and escort him To tho STA ion.
This was done. and In the Sixth ris-
~ N'NAA III ihpfniIk FfFu uTl1phhlNu~
" got advice on how 20 manage his family
affairs better.
GREEN DAHIIAS.
John O'Conuell has on exhibition in one
az his display windows at 1914 westmin-
ster street a sprig ~ dahlia which has
n dozen or more blooms. and the strange
feature is that the flowers. which are
apparently fun grown. are Of p deep
green shade. 4 number OF florists have
been called upon and they say that this
Is a new color and cannot account for It.
a POLISH WOMAN LOST.
\ PolisI woman named Honopka came
from Worcester Monday evening and
made her home with a friend at l6s Hart
ford avenue Yesterday morning she left
tho house at $40 TO find employment I'm
one OF the mills and the people OF les
Hartford avenue have not heard from her
since, and as she cannot speak n word
~ English they fear some harm has be-
fallen her. Tho police nave been notified
Of the fact. She is about ~ years old.
five feet Ave inches tall. weighs 100
pounds. She wore that morning a red
Jacket, dark skirt and white straw hat.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. Andrew Bell. who has had charge
or the culinary department OF the New
National hotel at Block Island for the
summer. has esumed charge OF the
catering department OF the Banspach
brothers OF this place.
The funeral or Henry Smith, who died
NJ his home. 1886 Westminster street. will
he held tomorrow morning at $50. Mr..
smith was for many years I'm the en-
ploy OF the Union Railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Gorton and Mr..
and Mrs. join w. Arnold, who were mar
ried a few evenings ago, have returned
from their wedding tours.
Patrolman Bates stopped a runaway
team I'm the square yesterday afternoon
before any damage had been done.
The store door ~ William Healy at al
Harris avenue was found open by the po-
lice last night.
Patrolman McCranu OF the Chafee
street station is enjoying his annual vaca-
ton.