The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-05

Hope council. knights OF Columbus met
hast evening. President Martin Feeney
presiding. A committee was appointed TO
arrange for the annual banquet and con-
cert OF the council The committee APP
pointed az the last meeting to act I'm con-
councils in the state. who are to enter
tain a large delegation OF the order from
California, reported progress.
The lecturers OF four councils were pres
ent and were called upon under the head
OF the good OF tho order to make ad-
dresses, and they-r responded.
FOUND THE HOUSE.
The men who came from Fall River
with the teams loaded with furniture.
through the efforts OF John O'Connell sue
ceeded In finding the house in which the
goods were TO be placed. The men had a
small clip OF paper bearing the name and
number OF the street, which had evidently
been written BY n Frenchman; and some
friends OF Mr.. o'Connell are OF the opin-
ion that he has been making a study OF
the proposed new style OF spelling. The
place was 81 Laurel HILL avenue.
A RUNAWAY.
Frank Slavins trotter Cardenas went
through the square yesterday afternoon
at a gate that would take first money In
q contest. The spirited animal was left
for a second at Mr.. Slavin's works on
Hartford avenue. and before the owner
had gone ten feet the horse started for
home. BY the time II reached the square
1t was going like the wind. The animal
reached the stable on Atwell's avenue
without doing any damage
wELL-KNowN PYTHIAN DEAD.
Leopold schultze. who for some time
was a patient at the Rhode Island hos
pHal. died at that institution late Tues
day evening. The deceased was a MEM
ber OF a lodge of Knights OF Pythias at
lowell. Mass. but during his sickness
here was kindly cared for by Persever-
ance lodge of this place. HIS funeral will
be held at his late residence, Dol Lowell
avenue tomorrow at O'Clock. He was
well known in the order in this vicinity.
GENERAL MENTION.
A Hebrew junk peddler stopped short
while walking up Plainfield street yester-
day forenoon and did 80 because some
one threw A stone which hit him. He
told officer Holland who he thought
threw the etone. and n little later in the
day Thomas Eldridge was taken into Gus
tody on warrant charging him with
assault.
Mrs Catherine Murray. who was well
and favorably known, died at her resi-
denoe on Magnolia street yesterday from
pneumonia This IL the third death in
this family within a short time, her hue-
band and son having passed away. She
leaves two sons.
Emil Woy.siaux, IS years old, ran away
from home some time ago and few days
ago was located at Woonsocket When he
came back he was evidently afraid 20 go
10 his home. so he slept in barns. Last
night he was picked UP as a suspicious
character.
The funeral OF the little son OF Thomas
J. and Mary Z. Murtaugh was held at
81 Oak street this afternoon at o'clock.
Many relatives and friends OF the be-
reavtd family Called at the house and
took a last look upon the little one dur
ing the evening.
Mrs Mary Hobin. who with her hus-
band. the late Opemas Hobin, was among
the first settlers in the vicinity OF Mar
win street. passed away at 2s Marvin
street last evening. She was well known
for her loving and generous disposlts
The Olympic bowling team Is desiro.s OF
meeting the Providence bowling team, 10
roll them for prize. a letter to Pa
trolman Cahill OF the Chaffee Street sta
tion Will start something"
Mr. Michael A. Callahan. one of the
local letter carriers hs enjoying his an
nual vacation. Tomorrow he will leave
for Washington. d c., and on his way
home will stop at Philadelphia and New
York.
The funeral OF Henry Taylor who was
we'll known In this vicinity, was held at
the residence OF his mother, Mrs. VIII
liam Clough, at "a Lowell avenue, this
afternoon at . o'clock.
An alarm Of fire was sent In from box
4Ss for a grass fire at the upper end OF
Plainfield street at 6 o'clock last evening
Mrs Annie McNally OF 80 Falon ave-
nue. has asked the police to find wash
boiler that was stolen from her yard yes
terday afternoon.
Some one broke into the factory OF the
Oneyvile Sausage company early last
evening but as near as the police can
learn nothing was taken. -----A
Elmer Briggs of % Hartford avenue.
and Fryk OF Smith street have reported
the loss OF hound dogs 10 the officers at
the Chaffee Street station.