The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-09-24
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The new public library in the Waterman
building will be opened tomorrow
The Johnston Town Council will meet
this afternoon.
Last night Officer sherman was obliged
to retire from his beat through sickness.
Sunday Policeman Fenner took his place.
Jane Moran, 80 Steuben street was ar
rested Yesterday by PatrOlman Grover for
larceny of s4 from William Darby, who
lives next door. The money, taken from
his bedroom, was recovered She was
arraigned this morning.
This morning John Kirwin, employed
in the Waterman mill, had his left elbow
Joint dislocated by box of filling which
he was lifting into team.
Daniel Taylor an Italian, was the victim
of painful accident yesterday evening in
front of the Fenner stand. His horse,
frightened by the falling of the dashboard,
commenced to kick, striking the driver
and fracturing the tibia of his right leg.
Surgical aid being rendered he was re-
moved To his home, in the vicinity of Sam
Scranton's.
John Cunningham, So Bowdoin street,
was arraigned this morning in the Eighth
District Court for theft of oysters from
Pinney's fish market last night. He
pleaded not guilty and was placed under
800 bonds to appear for trial Monday,
Sept; rs, Is; ,,ro, from c.,,a,,oo,s st,,,o -
the east side was last night deserted on
Delane street by three intoxicated men.
Officer Braheney found it and put il up at
the Stokes street stable
Yesterday DIR. O'Keefe lost valu-
able horse, known rs Sandy by everybody
around.
Miss Maggie Thompson of Webster is
visiting her mother corner Messer and
High streets.
Dick" Troy has accepted a position
with w. III. Early, druggist, of Worcester,
Mass
DIR. II. w. Farrell, ,033 High street, was
with his parents in Webster yesterday.
There was no quorum at last evenings
meeting of the business Mems Association.
Central ralls.
When the Veteran Fircmen returned
from Lowell last night about two hours
late on account of an accident on the road
they found a good share of Central Falls
ut the Pawtucket station 60 welcome
them. They marched down with the Paw
tuckct veterans TO the corner Cf High and
Main streets aud To Central Falls mp High
street Red fire and rockets marked their
line Of progress, and the celebration was
kept up all night.
An informal supper was provided in the
engine house on Cross street, and u iollif-
cation followed. The Veteran Fireman's
Association is new organization here,
and everybody was surprised at the show
ing they made against the older compa-
nies.
Their squirt was 900 feet inch. the next
best being Charlestown, 2O1 feet 81 inches:
Yales of Wakefield third POS feet 29{
inches, and Pawtucket fourth, 200 feet 10 !
inches.
The French Republican Club held it's
third meeting last evening in thu quarters
of the Lincoln Republican Club. The
membership is over 100 names, and the
members are showing an activity which
will give good results i'm the coming elec-
tions. The club was addressed by several
prominent Frenchmen last evening. and
all the exercises were i'm French. This is
n branch Of the Lincoln Republican Club.
but governed and oflicered separately.
In the District court this morning one
person was fined s. and costs for drunken
ness.