The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25

yesterday morning she was fined for re-
yelling.
Mary Dowd was fined $40 and costs In
the Sixth district court, today. for an
assault upon Jane Ford.
She was also fined Sc and costs In the
police court for revelltng. This IL Sc
quel to the trouble in "Shoofy' village,
Saturday night
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
Nearly 100 passengers on a Daniolson-
Vile car were held up In the widest part
of the Waterman wood yesterday after
noon by the breaking OF Journal on
trailer" and a woman who was sitting
over the journal narrowly escaped seri-
Gus Injuries by jumping from the car, a
few seconds before the crash came.
For some moments sho heard a grating
noise, and finally came to the conclusion
that something was wrong, and jumped
from the car, and she had hardly done
so when the axle came crashing through
the bottom of the car, directly under the
portion OF the seat occupied by her.
Happily no one was injured. but the
many passengers did not relish the idea
Of being held up in the woods.
All sorts OF suggestions were offered by
the passengers. but mono were deemed
feasible. and they had to walt for an ex-
ira car from the Providence end Of the
line.
George Green OF s4s Knlingly avenue
and John McGrath of 46 Ophela street
called at the Chaffee street station Sat-
urday evening with O handsome collie
dog, which happened TO be the one stolen
from Mr.. Franklin on the Pocasset road
few days ago. The young men were
driving q team In an opposite direction
to that of the fellow who stole the dog
and they saw him throw the dog from
his carriage. When they came along
they picked It up and brought 1t home
with them. and when they read OF the
stealing they took the dog to the alton.
Mr.. Franklin was notified and he called
for the dog yesterday. and left n reward
for the young men who found It. The
dog was valued at $50.
JOHNSTON SPORTS ARRESTED.
Patrolmen Bierne and Connerton took
a couple Of Johnston sports into camp
Saturday evening The young men
were coming from Johnston and when on
Westminster street near Stokes. one OF
them collided with a young man who
was going In the other direction. The
city chap had a companion. and those
who saw the bump paid but little at
| tention to IL. for the coliiding parties ap-
| peared to be satisfied.
But the Johnston and the Providence
| chaps who got by" began TO argue and
| then there was a mix-up. The result
| was that all that could be found OF the
| Providence delegation after the battle
was n cap. The Johnston fellows started
| TO run away. but were caught by the pa
| trolmen and locked up on the charge OF
| being drunk. The cap awaits an owner
| at the station.
ACCIDENT AvERTED.
worimen were engaged In painting
| the trolley poles In tho square this morn
| ing and there were many who were In
hopes that they would paint n portion OF
\ the pole on the northwest corner OF
| Westminster and Stokes street white.
| Yesterday young woman who sup
| posed that a car would stop at this point
| ran 20 catch the car. but u did not stop
/ and she was grabbed by q male pas
i senger who undoubtedly saved an acct
| dent. These occurrences are almost daily
REMAINS IDENTIFIED.
About 6 O'Clock Saturday Afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Simpson of Souti
| rooms OF j. WIN Carpenter on Plainhclt
street and identified the remains Of tn,
| man who was killed at the Grove stree
| crorsins
| HIS name Is Frederick Farrell and h,
wes a brother Of Mrs. Simpson.
IRE remains were taken 10 South Fra
mingham At 1910 Saturday evening 10
interment
CHILD's FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Alien IT,, the little soi
| OF Edmund A. and Cora b. Baker, wa
held NJ the home Of his parents on Laba'
| street, yesterday afternoon, there bein,
many present. for the child was OF yer,
lovobie disposition.