The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-17
OLNEYVlLLE..
Police After Fury For Maintaining
Liquor Nuisance.
Brown University Student Takes Header
From HIS Machine.
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No. 0 Hartford Avsnua
Thomas Fury was arrested this morning
on warrant charging him with main
tanning q liquor nuisance on Delaine
street. He waived examination and will
await the action Of the grand jury. Fury
has been suspected for some time OF
conducting Sunday liquor dive at 60
Delaine street In building owned by one
of the Rogers family. So carefully was
the entrance to the resort guarded that
the police have been unable TO effect an
entrance to the place until last Sunday.
On that day Captain Leavitt and officer
Arnold, when 1t was raining hardest,
started out to see IL the storm had
thrown the sentinels off their guard. They
were found faithful to their trust and on
guard.
The two officers OF the law made no halt
passing toward Valley street until out of
sight. Ina few minutes they returned
and clipped into the yard TO the rear
door unobserved. AS they reached the
door the bolt clicked and the door swung
on its hinges to let out customer. In
stantiy Captain Leavitt, followed by
Officer Arnold were in the entry in full
view OF the interior of well arranged
Sunday "speak easy" Three barrels of
liquor. Eleven men were on the prem
ises. Thomas Fury tried to look the
most unconcerned OF any present as he
leaned against the wall Of the room.
About that time a boy entered with O
pail and asked for quart OF beer. Cap
there and the little fellow pointed to
Fury. The man designated turned a
shade paler and said nothing. The place
was ordered vacated, and the next move
as result OF the Sunday call was made
this morning as stated.
CoLLEGIAN INJURED.
Ernest V. Page, student at Brown
University, who resides at 452 Plainfield
street, Johnston, was discovered .ly wing
unconscious In the gutter on Plain
field street near the Henry L. King
eli at $500 O'Clock yesterday after
noon as he was running his car from
Thornton toward Olneyville. Beside the
young man lay his bicycle, from which
he had taken header probably but
few moments before, since.he had passed
the car few minutes before all right.
John w. Davis, foreman for u. Walter
Davis, came up in an express wagon
while the carmen were raising Mr.. Page,
took him In his team and conveyed him
TO his home. DIR. Henry.W. Farrell was
called to attend him. He found no bones
broken, out his rlght knee was rauly
bruised, and he had sustained several Sc
we're scratches from his sudden tum bic.
How it happened Mr.. Page is unable to
state, except that he struck something,
and that is the last lie knows of his ride.
He was 10 have graduated at the college
this week. Whether.his injuries will pre-
vent him from being present with his
class the doctor was unable to state at
noon today.
TOWN WILL REcEIvE An INCOME.
Contractor George Il. A. Besne, who
has the sample half-mfie of State road to
build .on Hartford pike, has leased from
the COMMITTEES on town property the
Johnston stone crusher. The machine
will be removed at once to the scene of
road building, where 1t will be employed
to crush stone Tor the new road which is
being'pushed TO completion by large
gang of men under the supervision of Mr.
Beane.