The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
BRISTOL.

The arrest OF Frank Beaudey Tuesday
evening for the burglary of the Case cot.
tases gave the chief OF police. and Cap
tain Morrisey much useful information
relative 20 other robberies, which have
recently occurred here. Their interview
with him gave rise 10 suspicion that he
might be connected with the Rameires
robbery. After ascertaining where he
lived they proceeded 10 the house on
Thomas street known as the old Phil
lips house and there found his mother
and brother, the latter about q years
OF age. After a careful search around
the premises they recovered about all Of
the stolen goods taken from Rameiers
store, consisting OF guns. revolvers and
many other articles. and also a large
quantity of mercha ndise taken from va
rious parties In Warren, Pavtueket and
Central Falls. Upon questioning the
brother his stories did not agree with
the one In custody, and the Officers took
him 10 jail, IL IL very important ar
rest as the officers are satisfied that they
have in custody a desperate offender. who
has been connected with many robberies
Arrived yesterday, barge Massachusetts.
with 522 tons OF coal for the Wardweil
Lumber company.
The o. NJ G. Whist club met last even
ing with Mrs. George Douglas, on High
street The first prize was won by Mrs.
Andrew j. Sherman. the second prize
by Mrs John 7. Eastsrbrook and the
consolation prize by Miss Gertrude Sails
bury After the prizes had been awarded
a collation. was served
Mr. John Shepard, who has followed
trap fishing for many years, as well as
being a dealer In FISH. caught in his trs ps
"A a eel
weighed eight pounds.
The marine railway, being built At Wal
kers cove for the Herreshon Msnufsc-
turing company by Captain job Terry of
Fall River. is nearing completion
The sportsmen are enjoying this wealth
er. as the woods are full OF them. Quail
is quite numerous, but IL seems impos-
sibe 20 hnd them Woodcock never was
more plentiful, but psrtridges are very
shy and quite scarce.
The schooner Lucille wrigtington.
with 2+O tons of coal. from Georgetown,
Va, for Fall River when OFF Common
Fence point in Mount Hope hey yester-
day, touched or the shosl of the point
and remained there until high water
DIR. r. n Conklin. the veterinary. has
added 10 his steed OF horses a pair of
young Hambletonisns, who, they say can
step very fast They are fancy match
ed pair
1here seems TO De IN tnls campaign
still hunt, as no one can tell what Rob-
ert A. Turner is doing. although every
one is confident that he Is secretly az
work and will undoubtedly, poll a large
vote on the Citizens ticket
Mrs. Charles Bowler, who resides
upon the shores of Mount Hope bay,
has so far recovered from broken ankle
as TO be about on crutches. At one time
ampus tion was feared.
ri RI
ment at the National India Rubber works
is being daily increased and the out
look for A good seasons work is very
encouraging The fancy department is
always supplied with orders ahead.
The island, Hog island. which has been
purchased by Mr.. knight. OF Providence.
who, with his family. spends the sum
mer months here, is making great inn
provements around the island. He has
already built fine pier. and it is un-
derstood mat sea wEtf II to be all
along its frontage and soon a fine resi-
dence Is 10 be erected
NJ. Otto Siegel. the well known grocery
and provision dealer, upon Mount Hope
avenue, was compelled yesterday to shot
a very valuable msstiff dog that had
symptoms OF hydrophobia.
Mr. Thomas Downey. who resides upon
Franklin street. is again afflicted by hav-
ing two children confined TO their home
with scarlet fever Only last summer he
met with the sad misfortune Of losing
two children from the same disease.
Mr.. George Bush. who follows the
lodges I'm the bay during the ishing sea-
son. has broken the record He csught
200 pounds OF tautog yesterday, many OF
them Weighing over five pounds each.
j. n Buffum. the contractor. Is utiliz-
ing shout all OF the spare building lots
on our suburbs. lie has erected Ave cot
tages on Thompson avenue, and has COM
msnced raising another.
Professor Arlington. of Harvard. paid
Bristol brief visit yesterday
Bristol County Gas and Electric Light
ing company has a large force of men
employed I'm making general repairs upon
the plant on Thames street.