The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-25
NORTH END NEWS.
Mrs. Kindelin Seriously Injured on
Branch Avenue Yesterday.
The Police Ball Team Badly Thrash the
Reporters Nine.
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There was a serious accident on Branch ave-
nue. yesteday afternoon In which. Mrs. Kinde'
lin OF 9Ol Branch avenue had her collar bone
broken. She was out riding In . buggy and
had Just turned into Branch avenue from
Thurbers lane when two hacks tried to pass
each other at close quarters On she latter ave-
nue.. and one OF the hacks ooilided with the
buggy. tipping IL over and throwing her uu-
der IL to the.eround. She was assisted to her
home by friends and 10 Is feared In addition
to the injury named. she is hurt internally.
Little Maggie Reynolds, aged six yenrs, ana
Sadie Roach, who Is a couple or years older,
OF el Douglas avenue. strayed down on Sovef-
nor street in the Third police district Tbey
did not remember the name OF the street. on
which they lived. but wher asked who was
the policeman on the beat. promptly REPLIED
"Mr. Gilfoil." The popular and Well
known officer was communicated Win py
telephone and no very quickly located the
parents of tho ReyDolds' girl and the little
ones were soon aftsrward again at homo
The cool weather yesterday made business
-ratbes dnll in tina police circles
Patrick Carr. of gs Orms street Is the owner
OF fine young Irish setter. fer which he has
refused sl00 and Saturday the dog was miss
Ing. He was greatly troubled over bis ioss
and began an investi CATION and he was IN
formed by Jacob Goldburg of Kane street,
that a man named Farrell and boy, bad
put the setter into an express wagon. hr'
Carr interviewed Farrell but that gentleman
stou:iy deuied knowing anything about tno
missing dog. About 10 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning Mr.. Carr. who could not sleep on
account OF his loss. heard footsteps OUTSIDE
his yard. He went TO window ana saw
man pushing tho setter In through gate.
While Mr.. Carr was dressing. the man started
running at great speed down orms street
and the owner had to be satisfied with tne
simple return OF bis dog.
Three Italians, who seemed to think omcsr
Edwards was easy. tried to run Douglas ave-
pue and Admiral street, last night Pnd 10
boss the officer. They had several hours ress
last night TO decide what was the weak
point in their scheme for the officer Win pu'
little fcss. and after the arrival oil the ratroi
wagon took in the men. One OF the men was
Edwaido Pslrachon. fellow, who has been
in trouble several times and who 1t Is saia
thinks the firing a rock at m officer OF some
such trick. good. even IL IL 10 expensive spors.
Another of the gang had a razor which no
tried TO throw away three times but did not
succeed in so doing. The third man was
NOT inclined to be arrested at all and tried to
do M the officer but he spent the night at the
station Just the .same. The men were az
taigned in court this morning
six young men representing THE News and
other daily newspapers of this city. came up
60 the silver Spring ball grounds last satur-
cay afternoon. intending TO play Dali ana
while their intentions were OF the best. they
did not at all count. for .hey could not play
ball any more than they could walk hSs
trolley wire. Their opponents were the mem
bers of the SecoLd police station Dali nine
nd the latter found then. about as easy 10
beat as an old coat The members OF The lat
ter team have developed wonderfully since
week ago when the Nolan Newspaper Folders
laid them low, for the score st the close Oh
last Saturdays game TODD 10 to In favor OF
the police. As for the other fellows weii'
perhaps some day they may be able to plsy
ball and perhaps some day they may Do babd'
some men. Either change will not take place
until they have Travelled this terrestrial sphere
couple CT times moro:
OF course SIX men old not make team. SO
three kind young North Enders volunteered
to help the newspapers men out and they
found the task about as difficult as certain
pariies are finding il to break McKinlsys 81
Ience. Carter was one of these upfortunates
ana he claimed Saturday night that be was
"hoodooed" by tho gang from down street
and that his reputation as pitcher was
ruined. The police crowd had also 10 call on
outside help, but the men who assisted them
are proud of their fellow players One Of
The Newspaper fellows who ever one sup
posed had a lot of sporting fluid Ii his artcr-
les unfortunately weakened after 100 inning.
M ~ 80 nd
while he wss quite impartial and gave good
satisfaction to those who cJula play bail let
his sympathies carry him-toward the people
from the lower end as lie believed they needed
ull the points that could be given them.
There were not a great many interesting
features in the game, judged 10y auy conceiva-
tIe standing except the battery work of Hen
mes :, and Htnaessey for the police and the
fine Hrst base playing of Flynn Of the same
team, and never was tho tlue pencil more
freely ssed in "story', than were Flynn's
hands on soms darling enorti OF the news.
pnrer men to reach 1rst. Turerrson and
Co,ter did good hattory work for the orpos-
ing nine, hut as one OF them said. "What was
the uso?" jackson and sewsll did tho only
stick work 90 tho credit Of the regular news
paper men, while officers Coyie, Homes
two runs apiece. Briggs also put up a good
game at second.
The maboup of the two teams was as fol
lows: Polic--J. Hcnnesssy, p: Flynn, H.:
Coyle, r. e.. Croweil c. T.. officer j. II. Hem
De ssy, O Briggs. 2b.; }. Carter 3D., Duffy.
p. s.: Reavy, !. I. Reporters p.
Fergerson. o. Jackson Ib. Austin. 2b.; Ri
Icy. 3d.; Parker. T. g. Williams, l. T.; sewell,
r. r.: Bslcher, IL
The Banner Boys de'eatod the Atlantias Of
Fall River az Rocky Point yesterday by n
score OF 10 TO 8.
Officer McGroaty has returned from 10
days iuylougb. officer Koch began his vsca'
tion today. he will visit friends in Middle
ton, Conn, and ~ Senator Quay has rot
told the particulars Of bis Interview with
Major Mckinley before he gets there be
promises 90 fiud out ell about IL for 1HE
News.
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