The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-09
NORTH END NE WS
Sunday Peace Disturber Sent 10 Jail
This Morning.
A Bicyclist Has His Wheel Smashed
ON North Main Street.
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NORTH END, 42S BRANCH AVENUE,
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Annie Daily, a well-known character In
police circles, made things very disagree
able 10 the part OF Gladstone avenue she
visited yesterday afternoon. Annie quite
frequently over indulges in ardent spirits,
and then she is very talkative. Her Ian
guage is not OF Il . choicest kline on such
occasions and she is not very particular
to whom she addresses IL. She stood in
her front door yesterday, being able, with
aid OF the door posts, TO keep herself
from falling, and insuited her neighbors
and pass ers-by. Officers Clifford and Gil
martin put an end TO her disturbance Of
the Sunday quiet ana took ner TO the
Second Station where she was locked up.
This morning she was arraigned on
charge OF being common railer and
brawler and was sent 10 the State Farm
for six months.
This morning about O'Clock five men
had a rather warm debate on the corner
OF Gladstone and Oakland avenues, Three
OF the men were in a buggy and Lad
bull dog with them that may possibly
have been principal in dog fight held
somewhere in the woods a few miles out
In the country. Officer Biackmap OF the
Second Station ended the discussion and
the men dispersed.
Some bad spots in the rosdhed on Ea-
ton street were recovered with crushed
stone today.
Saturday evening young man named
Ihtth, NnOSt nOut Is III fdScuhk, anu
who was on his way 10 visit friends on
Charles street, after a tour on his bicycle
over large part of New England, met
with rather serious mishap. He was
riding on North Main street near the
burial ground when another wheelman
who was coming from the south in trying
to get out OF the way OF the trolley cars
and some teams ran into him and
smashed his wheel. Mr.. Esten was badly
shaken up, but fortunately had no bones
broken.
Edward Barry, Dennis Buckley. Henry
Donnelley, Bernard Martin and william
higgins were elected members of the
standing committee of the Irving Lit
erary Association at Friday evenings
election.
Some residents OF Gladstone avenue
had sport with the owner of fast road
ster last night owing TO the borrowing of
his steed by friend and the latter's fail
ure TO return il. The owner for a time
thought bis horse was stolen, but IL was
returned 10 him none the worse for a
couple OF hours exercise.
Yesterday was quiet Sunday for Tool
Vile.
The public schools OF this section were
well attended at the opening session to-
day.
Ora Myrtle, the two years and seven
months old daughter of William w. and
Sarah A. Glover, died at her parents
home last evening.
fellow who was apparently just learn
ing to ride a wheel caused much amuse-
ment last night, not only by his razzle-
dazzle movements, but by the way he
clung TO the whistle ne had in his mouth.
lie might fall from the machine but ne
was bound not to part with the whistle.
Politics were pretty generally discussed
In Wanskuck yesterday and the respec-
tive merits and dement's of the several
gentlemen who are after Councilman
Murphy's place on the Democratic ticket
were pretty freely commented upon.
Some of the streets in this section still
remain in such condition that II would re-
quire ereat dead of cleaning TO make
them at all pressntable TO people with
any ideas of neatness.
Rain is badly needed by the garden
truck farmers on the outskirts of this
part OF the city.