The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-22
0LNEYvILLE.
Committee ON St. Thsrssa's
Church Picnic Hears Reports
King Of the Dump Arrested for
Assau|tlng Mrs. Hopkins

The ladies and gentlemen who are ar
ranging for picnic TO be held on the va
cant lot on Atwell's avenue. near steuben
street, on Labor day for the beneht OF
ST. Theresas church, met last evening In
the school hall, nd the subcommittee
made reports OF progress that were very
encouraging. The program committee
will meet Thursday evening and the COM
mittee as a whole on Tuesday y~evening at
the same place
The officers elected at the meeting were
as follows President. John b. Cooghan;
treasurer, Rev. FIR. w. s. Flynn; secre-
tary. Miss Fanny Ryder
The following were then appointed 10
take charge OF the various booths: Lunch,
the Misses Bridget Harley. Mary Malley,
Annie Murray. Mary Murray. Annie GID
bons. Mary Carroll and Miss Anna Cor
man; candy. Misses Elizabeth Murphy
aKte Croghan. Rose Carroll. Mary car
roll. Marp Armstrong, Mary Crowley
Agnes Hunt, Elizabeth Mccormick. The
resa Clarkin. Annie Clarkin. Mary Need
ham. Catherine Mcdonald, Sadie CATER
son. Alice Duffy and Mrs. NJ. Gavigan;
ice cream. Misses Margaret Monahan.
Kathryn Costello, Bessie Cullan. Lena
Corrlgan. Nellie Johnson. Mary Farrell,
Jennie Ryan, Mary Hanley. Mary Man
sill. Mary Mcguire, Messrs. Lawrence
O'Rourke ohm Armstrong. Edwin Mur-
ray and Ray Walsh; guess cake, Misses
Annie Hanley and Rosa Flanagan; post
office. Misses May King. Lena Kenney,
MAY Reynolds. Alice O'Rourke. Agnes
Croghan. Bessie Walsh. Susie Walsh and
Mrs John y Croghan: gypsy camp, Mrs.
Henry Farrell and Miss Mary Harrison;
flower booth. Misses Esther king, Marp
Curran Martha Croghan. Annie Welcn,
Mary Kelley and Loretta Lenahan; cane
booth, Misses Annie Oates and Charles
Corcoran: knife booth. Misses Jennie
Murray Barbara Quinn and James Gil
hooly: doll booth. Messrs Charles Smith.
James Farrell and William Mcnamara;
swings. Messrs John Flynn. James NC
Caughey and John Coleman; pail game.
Messrs. John LAWN and James Martin;
fying horses. Messrs. James Devlin, John
Koran and Bernard King; barrel game
Messrs John Burke and Thomas kildun' !
chowder. Messrs. Thomas Giblin, John
Connors. William Jackson. Mrs. Charles
Hunt. Mrs Bernard Garvey, Mrs. Thomas
Curran, Mrs D. Mcdonald. Mrs. Mary
Mccall and Miss Mary Mccormick; soda
booth. George Armstrong, stephen ROW.
lev. Joseph McSorley and Philip Clarke;
dancing. Messrs John p. Lenehan ana
Charles O'Rourke; sports, William Null
cahey. Charles Smith. James German,
Francis German and Francis Walsh: pro-
gram. Emily German Mary Carroll
Nessrs ]. r. German. Francis Croghan,
Francis Walsh, Bernard McTiernan, Will
liam Mulcahey and stephen Rowey;
grounds, Thomas j. King, James Farrell
and p. j Markey; lights. Joseph McCor-
mick
KING OF THE DUMP IN TROUBLE.
Patrick Murphy, king of the Hartford
avenue dump was rudely swakened from
his slumbers much earlier than Is bs
usual custom by Patrolman Toner of the
Chaffee street station at his boarding
house l3 Latham street, this morning
Murphy was arrested Saturday evening by
Patrolman Parker for being jagged ana
later in the evening Mrs. Maria Hopkins
with whom Murphy boards told Mr. Par
ker that Murphy choked her and other
wise I'll treated her in her own home,
while he was under the influence OF la-
uor.
Captain Marston investigated the case
and swore out warrant for the arrest or
Murphy. When he was taken into CUSTODY
this morning he was very much surprlseu
as he supposed the little choking inciient
had been overlooked by Mrs. Hopkins.
The woman was saved from further IN
iuries by her husband, who came nome
lust in time and occording 10 the state
ment made by Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins TO
the police. Murphy said he was going out
10 get a revolver and end the days OF Mr.
Hopkins. II is said that 81 was the cause
OF the rumpus.
DON'T WANT TO GO HOME.
Tho police OF the Chaftee street police
station succeeded in locating William
Gannon's wife who he said deserted him
az their home on Tuxedo avenue. MrS'
Cannon was found at the home OF her
sister on Atwood street where she says
she will remain for while. This ends the
notice department's part in the family
Jar.
GENERAL MENTION,
Pauline l.. wife Of DR.. John p. Curley'
formerly OF Newport dleo AZ her har
dence. A7 Broadway. yesterday, ana heI
funeral will be held at ST. Marys churcnn
Tomorrow al Z 30 and the interment VIII
he al Newport or arrival Of the O'CLOCK
steamer from this city. ..,.
Octiome Valandey was arrested inis
Noel Grenes Of II Alieppo street. Grenes
claims that Valandry struck him on the
nose and smashed his eve glasses.
The Olneyvlles will play the Maple
viIles on the Merino fiat grounds Satur-
day afternoon.
locked up at the Chaffee street police
station this morning for making an as.
sault upon Iofta Gaska, at Hillard
street yesterday afternoon
Mr. Joseph Murphy. formerly well.
known in mill circles here, but now a,
mill at Fulton, N Y, who has been Wis
ting friends and relatives here, return