The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
NORTHENDNEWS
John CrOzier Injured at Silver
Springs Bleachery.
A Large Attendance at BallOu Church
Fair Last Night.
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John Crozier aged l2 years. whose parents
reside on Marietta street, fell into cloth BIN
at the Silver Spring Bleachery early last
evening, and was badly crt about the head
The distance he fell was only 10 feet, but he
was badly shaken up. He started 10 walk TO
his home. which is but short distance from
the bleachery, instead OF waiting to be carried
in a team. and had TO stop on the way
couple Of times, as he appeared TO be badly
da1od DIR. 4. II. Black of Wanskuck attended
him last night and does not fear any serious
results to young Crozier from the accident
Yesterday afternoon there was great excite.
ment in the vicinity of the corner Of Charles
street and Branch avenue. caused by man s'
severe chastsement of a boy named Ioney
Demarko. Tho latter was sitting in his yard,
555 Charles street, when the man referred 70,
who is big man. came into 10 and gave him
pretty severe licking. Incidentally, II may
be remarked, that young Demarko had soundly
thrashed the mans young heir. who was
about Demarko's own size. number or
persons who saw the man chastise yourg De-
maTko became very indignant, and remon-
strated with the taker of the law into his own
hand, and also started to inform officer Hay
den OF the occurrence. When the big fellow
heard of the latter fact, he ran as far as
Hawkins street. where he entered the home
OF John Hawkhurst and bolted into bed
room, badly soaring tho woman folk VINO
were in the house. Hawkurst got a big clab
ana the man jumped through window and
ran down TO and along the railroad tracks.
officer Hayden was promptly found by those
who went for him, and he started to investi'
gate the case. Demarko was not much in
jured by the punishment he received.
The attendance at the fair OF the Emmett
temperance Cadets was very large. The
Grattans will be the guests Of the organiza-
tion tonight
The annual meeting and election OF officers
of the Owl Club will be held in its hall on
Gladstone avenue this evening. After the
transaction OF other important business than
that named there will be an elaborate ban
wf l.sa1s .s,1w ksytIl
Last evenings caucus in the Third Ward was
n very oDesided affair. though many citi'
zens took advantage OF the opportunity To
enjoy ride in party wagon from the 'ro-
mote districts OF the ward.
Captain Lusighan, the expert wheelman OF
Engine Company, No. 10, has 30 far recovered
from n severe attack of malaria as TO resume
practice on his wheel Yesterday, having
leave OF absence, he took "A spin on his bike,
making a grand showing in race with a
number OF other devotees OF the wheel whom
he met. The captain is contemplating issuing
a challenge to any whoemsn in the depart
ment. before the roads get in too bad condi-
tioD.
Colonial Hall last night was crowded to the
doors with patrons of the fair of Ballou Uni-
versalist Church; An excellent entertainment
was given, and the patronage OF the several
booths was very good. The committees in
charge are greatly encouraged with the sue
Of their effots so far, and they expect
that the attendance tonight. the closing one
OF the three, Will be larger even than II has
been ON the two already gone. The program
TenutTtu tNtnlnR cOnSlsttu Oh plhDO sOlOS
by Miss Laura Brown. and banjo solos by Mr.
Fred Elnia Avery, which were well received.
The drama Bolts and Bars was given by
the following cast every member OF which
showed much cleverness in the parts as
signed TO them. and the whole made credit
able performance: Saveall Mr.. Clarence
Fairbanks Cautious Savealls partner, Mr..
Ernest Darling; Captain Leonard Moore, Mr..
Alfred Wilde; Julia, Savoalls dau glitter, Miss
Connie Kenyon: Lefty. Julia's maid, Miss
Estelle Fairbanks: Piousgood. Mr.. Lawsoa
Seagrave. Tonight n Kaleidoscope supper will
be served, anu There Will be 1u enjoyable
musicale.s
A peddler this morning Fproved the truth OF
the old saying that discretion Is the better
part of valor. His horse ran away on Stevens
street. and when Randall square was reached
was going at "A fair rate of speed, though the
animal. IL is true. did not look like record
breaker. The driver thought IL best 10 climb
out by the rear end of the wagon, and did so.
The horse ran up Gladstone avenue driver
less. and colliding with post broke the cross
bar and one of the shafts of the more or less
expensive vehicle TO which he was attached.
At the railroad bridge no managed TO free
himself from the wagon, and continued his
fight with one of the shafts far Shaw
NUT and turning the corner on that thor
oughfare, tried TO run up hill. The effort
winded him, and he was stopped by a citizen.
Columbus Lodge. a. O. L. W., viii hold
important meeting this evening.