The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09


atcd. The injury was dressed at the
Rhode Island hospital and he returned TO
his home, - Winchester street
Hiram Kimbau. well known wool
manufacturer Is 20 build a large mill on
the site of the old STRUCTURE destroyed
by fire some time ago IN Burrillvile The
new factory viii be started up with about
| l4O looms. Mill business IN that town
IS very prosperous and idle men are very
scarce.
The new line which the Union Railroad
company Is constructing on smthhed
! avenue. is being pushed forward with all
possible speed. The rails are now nearly
| Laid from this city 10 pawtucket. The OK
| tension of the Interstate system on Bone
| nt street. Pawtuckct. will bc opened for
travel within week or two.
( 4 buggy belonging 90 William y. Clad
! sey. Of 2 Custom House street. while
standing on North Main, near olney
! street yesterday. was run into and badly
! damaged by another wagon. in which
were two women. The latter drove on
toward Pawtucket. without waiting to see
what damage they had caused.
Augustus Riyers, of 1So Huntington ave-
nue.. employed as a laborer b. Bishops &
Co. contractors for the new General Fire
Extingulshing Co.'S building on West EN-
change street, fell from a staging. a dis
tancc of 30 feet at 1l.l0 this morning. re-
ceiSing several severe but not necessarily
fatal contusious on his head. lie was seut
TO the Rhode Island hospital
Raffaele RienA. George Manciut aud
James Morocco were fined 8, each ano
John Patiori 81 in the Juvenile court TO,
day for the theft of 30 cents worth o
copper wire from the Narragansctt Elcc
trio Light and Power company Yesterday
They boys took the wire from repsi
wagon IN charge or ruJmss sullivan an,
sold II 10 a Hebrew junk dealer, whom
tho police intend 10 Interview.
The board OF selectmen of North A.
1 tleboro announced today that they woul
: enforce the Sunday closing law commenc
E iug tomorrow This action was take
- in response TO = petition from the clergy
i. men 81 the town and signed by all OK
= cent Rev Nlr Greene who has incurre
the displcasurs OF al denominations h
q his attacks on tho Roman catholics an
- Cniversalists as 20 their attitude on put
u lie matters.
.e Joseph, son OF the well known Joh
" HarknF, again turned up az Pawtuck'
last night Hc Is telling a vivid tale
his confinement hy his father Re WI
carried ofp by two men in a closed ca
riagc ton days ago and his father, wi
was h waiting Joined the party Clol
] watch has been kept on him at Mort
II Attlehoro where he was detained 30 tn
escape was Impossible until yesterday a
u ternoou when he took advantage of Il
opportunity.
, Local brokers stated today that Il
n cloth market had been comparative
-. quiet during the week although u "
" supposed there would be- fluctuations D
- tract widespread attention. because Of d
recent ushmmg ohangcs Even In 4,
v River the salee did not amount - mo
man l2s.cD pIrcDs aul th- market O. N,
ON a basis of uree cents tor ~ SONAR,
rhc deniaud bls been divided betwc
u rry-r-s- ur-ri regulars and The notice viii
The American print works of Fau Ri,
has served 90 thc erect that o. has st
A. piled lts wants vii probably leave nrur
unchanged tor some time 90 come Ma
OF the mills IN Rhode Island and Mas,
Dhusetts are wen sold ahead up 90 ..
ruary. and are content 60 await dcvol,
"a msuts-