The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-27
0LNEYvILLe.

Michael Jennings, 90 years old. was not
born 10 be killed by being run over by
railroad train. or at least so long as IA
trolman Patrick A. sullivan of the Cnst-
fee street station lives. for Mr.. sullivan
saved his life yesterday for the second
time, the first being Is years ago to the
day.
Just before noon yesterday Mr.. Suili-
van was patrOlling his beat on Dike
street and he chanced 10 look down 'he
railroad track and as he did he caught
a glimpse OF a man rolling down the oank
between the Westminster street and
Broadway bridges. The crossing tender
at the Dixie street crossing told Mr. sulh-
van that a train was due at that spot In
less than a minute, SO Mr.. sullivan ran
to the mans : assistance and succeeded IN
pulling him on Just as the train new by,
and The many PERSONS ,rr ,saw VINO could s see the
train coming at full speed. and none eN-
pected 10 see either Mr., sullivan or the
man escape but they did. Mr sullivan
as soon as The train PASSED by looked at
the man he had saved from being ground
TO pieces and recognized MN as nlan
who had at one time been IN the employ
OF the Consolidated road, and had pulled
him Off the track under similar circum-
stances Just is years ago.
Mr. Sullivan az once saw thAt Jennings
was drunk and instead OF congratulating
jennings upon his escape; loaded nm INTO
the hlrry-up wagon and locked him up on
the charge Of being drunk
The l6vyler wheelmen elected the fol-
lowing named officers for 1901: President.
w j Reid; vice president ]. Green: re-
cordlng secretary, j. McGorty; assistant
recording secretary A. Davidson. hnan-
clai secretary. p. Pitchford; treasurer, X
j. ScowcrOft. press corresponuent. 4, o.
Boiand; captain. "a. Pratt; anditng com
,nittcrs l. Green j. Borden. X. jacobson.
II. Pratt and ". Marion; house commit
tee, r. Marion, J Borden, William Ford
Pratt J. Warren 3. Nightingale w, j.
Reid and }. collins. uniform committee,
r. }. scowcr9tL w sRenvSsr ana H.
Al The meeting Of Faith lodge. OF odd
Ladies' heidi iu odd Fellows hail. last ev-
oning. Tire tollowing corps OF officers We're
elected. Past fadN .SHssn Potter. noble
iady. Mary Wilde: vice lady, Mary. a.
Phillips: recording secretary, lda Van
euyep repor.er SgTqi9 s,iib e hbhscqmS: 3TaS:r r.
err Emmc'tne Bennett. chaplain Eila
Platt; senior warden, Caroline stark
wSsrahe'i Snsra. i,eth,e smith senior representa-
i've lillian Starkweather; junior repre-
sentative. Nellie Harris
The eommi,ssSes ,b IRON iae gTs@sss psassn, men %
provcment club Will meet Superintendent
A. r Potter. of the l-nion Railroad Co.
isls s,ins aisrpen ie Se np SSo fsm ssS to
. The committee from the Business Men
association who are TO arrange Tor the
l3th annual banquet met Yesterday after
noon and decided 90 hold ths 50 fne on the
evening OF January 81.
The Sunset club Will hold New Year
exerciaes Monday evening, With a New
Years tree. and they viii usher In the
new century by eating lunch that Will
be n lunch
A carrcnter. named Sipight who lives
az iH Warren avenue. East Providence.
ralied ~ tho Chadc street Police station
this morning aud reported that lot ~
tools had heen sfoleh from him that we're
in a house on Terry street