The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-03


There are seven less homeless dogs I'm
this section this morning than there were
yesterday. According 10 the statement OF
the police. the seven were not worth the
cost OF killing and there is no s. fine 10 go
with them either. for all were colarleSs
and canine to be of any financial inter
est TO the person who picks IL up must be
decorated with a collar and the collar
must bear the name OF the owner. Patrol
men Feeney, Bates. Mclaughlin and
Luby picked up six Of the seven. Little
Eddie Dady of the Holy City" thought
he saw a fortune i'm a stray dog, so he
coaxed him to the station, but was some
what sad when he was told II was
bum" dog and that there was nothing
coming 10 him.
PLAYED WHIST
There were about 100 whist players at
the party held by St Theresa's institute
I'm its rooms last evening The winners
were Mrs Henry Nj. Wnn and Miss
Agnes Croghan and James Gillooly aud
Thomas Larkn. They were obliged 10
cut the cards with Luke Mcnamara and
Charles O'Rourke for each had the skid
doc score" %. After the play musical So
lections and readings we're given by the
Misses Annie Devlin, Alice O'Rourko.
Rose Flanagan. Sadie McGinn. Messrs.
Thomas Gibin and Joseph Farley. Dur
ing intermission a collation. was served.
James H. German. Charles Smith, Pat
rick Curran Edmund Murray and Philip
Clarke were in charge Of the pleasant and
successful affair
ONE OF THE SIXTY THREE.
One of the So John Smiths. who arc re-
corded in the Providence directory. was
the only guest a. the Chaffee street police
station last evening. He was picked MP
by Patrolman Hanlon on Plainheld street
at late hour last night This particular
John Smith had evidently been in very
fast company for he could not navigate.
so the patroman took pity on him and
sent hini to the station. Smith was we'll
dressed and very respectable i'm appear
ance.
MADE \ GOOD HAUL
Miss Eta Bolster of 300 Amherst street
notified the police yesterday that her
room had been entered by some unknown
person who stole s35 gold watch. an IS
ring and locket and chain, valued at s..
John L. Carey OF 2ii Union avenue also
reported the loss OF a $40 bill that was
stolen from his room
\ BUSY EVENING.
At tho meeting of Perseverance lodge.
knights of Pythias, in Springer's hall on
Tuesday evening next, the officers elect
will be installed one application will be
received. the rank of knight will be con-
ferred upon one candidate. A collation.
will be served and an addition will be
made TO the latch-string.
CONDITION STILL SERIOUS.
The condition of James Hafey. who IS
at the Rhode Island hospital, is still ser-
Gus, although he passed a comfortable
night. A few days ago Mr. Hafey's LEFT
arm was pulled from its socket by a set
of heavy rollers at the Banigan rubber
works on Valley street
MANY INSTALLATIONS.
Narragansett council, United order Of
the Golden Cross: Hope council, knights
Of Columbus, and Olneyville branch,
Catholic knights OF America, held install
lation exercises last evening, which were
followed with entertainments.
READY ON MONDAY.
The large addition TO the Earnsclffe
mill is about completed and IL Is expected
II will be put into operation by Monday
of next week. The principal work yet
vator 10 be used for handling the cloth
MISSING FROM HOME
William Marsden. so years old. feet 10
inches I'm height. Weighing l1O pounds. is
reported To the police as missing from his
home. 81 River avenue He wore away
pair OF striped thousers. cutaway coat
and derby hat.
GENERAL MENTION.
4 Chinese laundry check awaits an
owner at the store of John McGann, 1901
Westminster street which was found m
front Of his place OF business at an early
hour this morning.
The banquet committee from the olney-
VILE Business Mems association did not
meet as planned last evening. but will to-
daN at $50 az the office of j. Frank Rus
sell.
Patrick Dugan. formerly prominently
connected with the Earnsclffe mills Is
dangerously ill with appendicitis
INanhoe lodge. knights OF Pythias, Will
meet this evening In odd Fellows hall on
Plainneld street.