The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-12
ATTHENORTH END.
Child's Narrow Escape From D:atn-Col-
lision In Freight Yard.

A four year-old child named Nettie
Tarnopolsky, who lives with her pa
rents at 420 North Main street, had
very narrow escape from death late
yesterday afternoon. The little one
was hanging out Of the back window
in "A room of tenement on the fourth
story and lost it's balance and went TO
the ground. The shrieks oi those who
saw the child fall brought a big crowd
10 the tenement yard. Some one VINO
kept his senses sent for DIR. Charles r.
Marston and when he arrived he made
a careful examination of the child,s
condition and found that its right leg
was broken above the knee. The doc
tor ordered the little one taken 10 the
Rhode Island hospital.
Freight train 2i46 was run into by
another train about 745 o'clock last
evening and the caboose or the tram
run into was pushed of the track.
Both trains were going slow and the
collision occurred on a SLIDING just
south of Owens street bridge.
The last regular meeting OF court
Star was well attended. one applicant
for membership was initiated. Inc
committee appointed To arrange TOT
the celebration of the 10th anniversary
OF the court reported progress The last
tribute OF respect was paid To the mem
ory of Brother James Shields, char
ter member of the court. The court,
i'm the death OF Brother Shields has
lost a good member and an honest man.
The members of the court extend thelr
sincere sympathy To the famlly OF
Brother Shields, who have in his death
lost a good father and the court val
liable member. Court Weir Of Taunton
will visit this court at its next meeting.
4 committee was appointed TO take
charge of the social features or the
meeting. In the good and welfare, re-
marks were made by the following
brothers: Treasurer Lovett. secretary
j. II. Brown, NJ. O'Donnell, +. ,. LoVett;
II. Madden. grand deputy. Edward
Murphy. Chief Ranger NJ. Murphy and
+. II. Mulholland.
Thomas Slattery a conductor on the
New York, New Haven n Hartford
railroad. while engaged in coupling cars
south of Smithfeld avenue bridge, yes
terday afternoon, got an arm caught IN
between the bumpers and very badly
injured. He was taken TO DR.. Eccles-
tons emergency hospital.
Dennis Cronin Of 19l West River
street at II As o'clock last night fell IN
front ~ his home, cutting bad gashes
on the right side Of his mouth and
head.
Margaret Mccain, an old lady who
resides at Y iOlk SlTttis IfpOi Nft w 'h'
police of the Second station last night
that she had been bitten on the hip by
a dog owned by James Martin of 2iCor-
liss street.
one OF the trolley cars on the Paw
tucket line broke down on North Main
street. between Randall and Pleasant
streets shortly before o'clock this
morning and delayed travel considera-
bly, for over an hour and half.
There was n lively runaway on
Branch avenue yesterday. A horse at
tached 10 a wagon, both of which are
owned by James Ludlow, grocer at ss7
Branch avenue. got scared at some
thing and ran down the avenue bowling
over a gas street lighting post. The
horse cleared himself from the wagon
and driver by breaking the harness.
Later IL was captured by officer Nc
Groaty.
There were no arrests made by the
police of the Second station last night.