The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-26

prone west
There was more trouble OF the Armenia y
''Abduc cuon' case on Msnton avenue, and
young Hagope, who is friend OF the
young woman who was nearly abducted.
walked TO the Chafree street police station
and exhibited bruised hand The bruiser
he said, was Narazo, who, a short time
ago, was before the Sixth district court
for making an assault on Hagope PRIOR
TO young Hagope's call Narszo appeareu
at the station and told a pitiful story OF
having been assaulted by Hagope, but up
on Investigation IL was found that Narazo
saw Hagope and a friend standing IN a
doorway not far from their homo and that
ne went at Hagope with club which ne
carried under his coat. Had IL hot
been for n citizen Hagope and his friend
would have been 1T subjects for hos
pital.
The stranger took the club away from
Naraxo The police would like 10 have
the man who took the club call at the
Chaffee street station and give his YER
sion OF the affair.
ATTENDED EAGLES SMOKER.
oineyville sent a large delegation TO the
smoker OF the Fraternal order or Eagles
I'm the new headquarters at 10 Snow street
yesterday. and among those who TOOK
prominent part in the excellent program
was Mr. Edward Brown, the well-known
vocalist. Mr. Frank kiernan, a member
OF the order who holds the position or
butler in the Homestead club OF this place,
was the cause OF making the Olneyvillites
laugh a number OF times, for II cost him
just 81 80 10 act I'm the capacity OF police
man at tho smoker He, with three
others. was detailed 10 keep order, and he
mad not been appointed more than a
minute and half when he was fined 80
cents for sitting down. In 10 minutes
lIa1 70 he. oh Of - M
and paid 50 cents for having his hat on
and at the end Of the FIRST half hour he
was fined 80 cents more and removed
from the force for talking on his beat.
To his friends he said he was glad OF
81. for II he remained much longer on the
force he would be obliged TO Walk home
His associates on the force" Jared as
badly as he did. butNthe whole affair was
thoroughly enjoyed.
WILL CELEBRATE WITH A BAN
QUIET.
At the meeting OF the Robert Emmett
Literary association in hall on Broadway
yesterday afternoon the following were
appointed a committee TO arrange for
banquet TO be held In Irons hall Wednes-
day. April 10: Bernard Mc1ternan chair
man; Patrick f. Gun. secretary; John
O'Connell. treasurer John 4v-fiannon.
John n. Feeiey Thomaa j. Matthews,
Patrick Quinn and Edward Foley. The
affair is TO be homelike one, owing TO
the limited capacity OF the hall. so that
only the members and very few Invited
guests will participate. This event Is 10
be held in honor OF the 30th anniversary
Of the organization.
FOR MEN THIS WEEK.
The mission for women at ST. Mary's
Catholic church. which has been conduct
ed under the auspices OF the Passionist
Fathers came TO a close yesterday after
noon that for unmarried women at
O'Clock, and for married women one hour
later. With this arrangement the large ed
AT 7:30 a mission for men began with
the rosary. instructions. sermon and bene-
diction and this service. will be repeated
every evening during the week at 1870,
and there will be services at and S
O'Clock every morning
A MALICIOUS ACT.
John Carmoody OF lsl Ophelia street re-
ported to Capt. Rowe Saturday afternoon
barn and brutally beat his cows. The in
dications are that pitchfork was used.
James W smith agent OF the society for
cruelty to animals Is also at work on
the case, but as he and the police have
little or no clue 10 work on. Il ia probable
the persons who are guilty will not be APP
pretended.
READY FOR THE CONTEST
At the meeting OF ST. Marys Irish Cath
olic Benevolent Union in Guild hall yes
terday afternoon committee was APP
pointed and tickets distributed for the
contest OF the silver ballot box and gave
valued at Si25. which has been put up for
disposal by the Cathedral branch. Every
branch Of the order I'm the state has en-.
tered the contest
FAREWELL SERMON
Rev FIR Clarke preached his farewell
sermon 10 his congregation at st
Theresa's church at 1890 yesterday morn
ing. and in closing thanked the parish
given him during his pastorate. lie bad
them 10 be equally loyal 10 the Rev. Fr
Flynn. who Is to succeed him. Fathe
la sxftll fo AttfN. 4 II..fs
Name parish tomorrow.
GENERAL. MENTION
A Frenchman whose name could not b
learned. who for some time has been Il
IN his room at the big boarding house
at the corner OF Manton avenue and Ju
liam street was removed to the Rhod
Island hospital this morning
The funeral Of George Miller was hel
at ST James Episcopal church yester
day afternoon and was attended by
large delegation from Canonicus lodge G
I'D Fellows. OF which the deceased ha
been member for many years
Mr.. Harry Abbott, who a number G
weeks ago was injured by being throw
from his carriage and whose injuries
wac feared might prove fatal. was ou
for a short walk yesterday afternoon
Mr. James Morris. who is one of m
oldest and best known residents OF thl
place suffered relapse yesterday morn
Ing and tho chances OF his recovery ar
now looked as slight
Hose "a responded 20 a still alarm "a
chimney fire az ~ Putnam street abou
10 o'clock yesterday forenoon. and at
o'clock IN the evening some ono ser
IN an aiarm from box bS for anoths
chimney fre az ss6 Plainhed street
PADDY Dun the well known ba
player who has been spending the winte
with his family az his home. 1878 West
Minister street. received n telegram frof
che management OF the Washington clu
20 report for duty at Washington. -. {
Mr.. Dun will leave for that city tomoi
row.
The feast OF the annuclaton wes o.
served at the services Of the Church c
the Messiah yesterday.
PAWTUXET