The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-21

This frightened the family, and they
,eIenhoned To the Chaffee street stauoh
for assistance. Lieut. Tyler sern nian
TO the scene, but when he arriNeo ',e's
he found that Patrolman sherman nau .
the fellow under control. ana was o' ''''
way 10 the patrol box with him,
cline Is a weaver at the hiVersioe
mills.
ALL HAD A GOOD TIME
c)lpevville was well represented at ROCKY
Point Yesterday with the Good fehows'
and John O'Connell came nome WIN
diamond" decorated medal OF honor that
no won FOR being the smartest runner IN
the fat mems race. James M. Shawoross
made some friends and Just az many en-
enoies for being the umpire FOR the pail
game between Sterling ana Hope louses,
but before the day was over his errors
were forgotten and forgiven and he
was lust as popular as ever.
They all had good time ana this Is
Just what they went on the DAY ouV'ns
HAS A GOOD SUBSTITUTE.
Patrol Driver John Giblin OF the Chat
fee street police station went 10 Old Or
chsrd Beach this morning TO spend his
,acot tion and Hugh Leonard will OFF,
ciatc for him during his absence. Ac-
cording TO roll call this morning Patrol
man Moroney will have full and complete
control OF Mr.. Giblin's menagerie.
NEW BRIDGE ASSURED.
The ChatIett street bridge is evidently
n sure thing now for gang or men
were at work on Egsn street yesterday
and today getting ready 10 lay the aput-
ments on that side OF the river.
When completed the Improvement Will
be one OF the most important 10 this
section OF the city since annexation.
SHOULD BE ATTENDED TO.
All of the washouts made by the recent
heavy rain In the annexed district have
been attended to by the city except the
one on Pennington avenue. and the police
of the Chaffee street station are getting
tired OF hanging lanterns there.
HE ESCAPED INJURY.
At o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
Rumford car I'm charge OF Conductor
Penny collided with team driven by
John Buckley.
Mr.. Buckley was thrown to the ground.
but escaped injury. The rear axle OF
the wagon was broken BY the collision.
The accident occurred at the foot OF
Broadway.
CALLED HOME FOR FUNERAL.
Miss Johnston. who is connected with
San Soucis department stors and Is
spending her vacation at the mountains.
has been called home by the death OF
her sisters husband, Andrew McNally.
CALLED FOR BY MOTHER.
Edward Monuto, three years old, was
picked UP by the police on Atwell's ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon and sent TO the
tA~ "a
was called for by his mother, who re-
sides at Sacramento street.
TRAMP DOG KILLED.
A black and tan dog was killed at tho
Plainfeid street crossing by the steam
cars last evening.
IL had no collar on so a hole was dut
| near the track and the carcass wa
! buried.
| WELL. KNOWN LOCALLY.
Andrew McNalley, who at one time wa
| a conductor on the horse cars, and late
! a collector for the OConnor Bros. an
Kennedy a Cough. is dead his home
| Phsnix.
He was we'll known locally and highl
| respected.
NOTES IN GENERAL. ..
Benjamin Turner. prominently connect
ed with the Valley Bleaching company
and his family are spending theiv vaca
| ton at Narragansett Pier.
The Take II Easy" club broke camp a
| Muddy cove yesterday. and for the pa
| ance OF the year will be ordinary, ever
day workmen. They had good time for
| week. =
| Duke Mitchell, connected With j. o. Sa
| Souci Is busy getting ready 1000 or NOR
| white suits for the brewers and pain'
| ers for the Labor Day parade.
The funeral services OF the late Jane
| M Corcoran and Charles III. Moore. hel
In St Mary's Catholic church this morn
| ing, were largely attended.
| Michael Conley OF 1876 Plainfield stree
says that the country has no charms ic
| him SO he has returned, curtailinB NJ
visit by number of daye
Hazel May Harris OF Smithfeld Is VIA
iting her uncle. Walter u. Harris,
his residence, 76 Pocasset avenue.
Timothy r. Ryan, the well-knowp Ju
ian street coal and wood dealer, lost
valuable horse this morning, cholic bein
the cause -.
Branch s9e. Catholic knights OF Anne
ica, met In Stokes hall last evening ar
transacted routine business.
Hope council, Knights OF C%umbus, m
In Library hall last evening with lars
! attendance.