The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-11


The Sunset club held its eight annual
| meeting at the clubhouse on Pocasset
avenue last evening, when the following
Officers were elected: President. Abel
Reynolds. Jr.; vice-president. Edward n.
| Cook; secretary, benjamin E. Collision;
treasurer, John II. Kenyon; board OF gov
! ernors. DIR. II. E. Windsor, Nathan M.
Wright Esq. James Mcdowell. Il. A;
Clauss, Daniel l.. Mathewson; social
committee. William II. Beane. John E.
Bowen. William f. McElroy. William II.
| Sherman and A. II. Barnes, M. D.; house
committee. J. III. Burdick, B. #. Hopkins,
c. w. Calder. Jr.; auditing committee.
Walter Yates. James II. Hogan and
Short addresses were made by Retiring
President Walter D. Harris and the new
! ly-installed President Reynolds.
4 The report OF the treasurer was salts
factory and that officer was on hand 10
devote a part OF the amount OF cash on
hand towards paying his indebtedness on
the new clubhouse. At the close OF the
session a supper was served.
FOR MISCONDUCT.
Two Polish men called at the Chaffee
street police station at 2:S0 this morning
and gave their names as Alexander Tu-
versky and Alexander Gertika and said
their homes are at 100 Putnam street
They are evidently brothers-in-law. Their
story was that there was a woman board
er at 100 Putnam street about rs years old
named Nickajlina Konapka, who made
practice OF inviting Stanislaw Gobaanski.
a resident of Bowdoin street. to share
her room, and this they wanted "out
out" As they heard some one creeping
up to the woman's room about ! o'clock
this morning. they were sure the creep
ing was done by Golabanski Patrolmen
McCrann and Giblin were sent to the
house, ard found the man and woman
asleep in the same bed, and both were
invited to ride TO the station in the $500
chariot The woman was sent TO the wo-
mans department and the man held at
the station, both being charged with mis-
conduct
A LITTLE LABOR TROUBLE.
The contractors who are building the
new ward loom and school building at
the junction OF Planfield street and Po-
casset avenue are having a little trouble
with their carpenters and plumbers. Yes
terday they had n few plumbers at work
and as a number of strangers were seen
TO loter about the building. the foreman
Of the work sent to the Chaffee stret po-
liece station for protection. Patrolmen
Bates and Luby were sent to the building
and when they were seen the strangers
wended their way through Bancroft street
and that was the last seen OF them.
WILL BE HELD THURSDAY.
The funeral OF the late Patrolman Ed
ward j. Tiernan will be held Thursday
morning at his late residence. ISL Wen
dell street His brother, the Rev. Err
Tiernan, was called to Baltimore, Md,
few hours before Edward passed away.
but at the time OF his departure for the
South. FIR. Tiernan was given TO under
stand that Edward was resting comforta-
bly, and was out of immediate danger.
A BROKEN SHAFT.
Shortly after the night help OF the
Earnscllffe mills reported for duty last
a..I h tl
caused the closing OF the weave shop, but
with a little shifting OF machinery the
dressing and skein winding departments
were run as usual. A gang OF machinists
from the Corliss works was at once en-
gagged and by o'clock this morning the
necessary repairs had been made.
ALICE LoNsDALE LAID AT REST.
The funeral OF Alice M. Lonsdale, who
was shot by her father at her home. IL
Pocasset avenue, Saturday morning, was
held this afternoon and was strictly pri-
vate The little one. who was II years old.
was OF n most lovable disposition and her
funeral would have been attended by her
school companions had It been their prtvi-
lege.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows
will hold memorial services in its hall on
Plainfeld street this evening to which the
public Is cordially invited The services
will be conducted by the chaplain OF the
lodge. John A. Potter and the memorial
address will be made by Howard Cor
ham,
BOYS ARRESTED.
Yesterday afternoon Inspector WIKI
inson and Patrolman Feeney arrested
Walter Guild and Richard Moran boys.
for being Implicated with John Hol-
at
Park Sunday by Patrolman Bierne for
entering the shop OF William II. Potter
and damaging property TO the value or
$50.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF Ann. wife OF Joseph
n. Heavey. who Is we'll known I'm the
thriving village of Allendale, was held
at St Thomas Catholic church at Man
ton this morning. The interment was
at ST. Annes cemetery at Cranston.
A Thornton electric car and ono OF
the Banspach brothers delivery wagons
colllded on the square yesterday. The
wagon was put out OF commission and
Frank Duffy. the driver, escaped with
out scratch.
At the meeting OF Perseverance
lodge, Knights OF Pythiss. this evening,
which will be held I'm Springer's hall,
the ranks OF esquire and knight Will
he conferred upon one candidate.
The old Homestead club has COM
mittee out 90 make arrangements for
field day and clambake TO be held
during the canning month