The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
OIL LNEYv|LLE

Charles welch declares he Is the best
man" in Central Falls. and when he gets
on tho warpath n Ia necessary TO call
upon q number OF policemen and few
citizen 10 land him In tho station. He
started out for new worlds 10 conquer
early yesterday afternoon and did not
cnre 70 take any chances. SO he strayed
into Olneyvilie where he presumed no
would find easy sailing Just at the hour
OF midnight be landed In Dr. Fishers
doorway and began using vile language.
but Patrolman George Irwin called
halt wslch> began to fre Central Falls
sass" at Mr.. irwin and to tell what a
powerful man he was. This pleased the
SiHsmssn % but hS S Meic He sn s99PPsd 39Psrd
OF the Messiah no rssumed his TRACE
win went after him.
Weleh started TO put up a fight, but In
Isss than Ave ssoonas ne S was 1ssnan s,rin'pte ts
would go anywhere with the ofrioer. but
,hSse Mss Was or, no Il, e' hs SO potson Of the 500
police chariot. re was lined IN the po-
ice court this morning for being drunk.
TWO TR.AMPs AND A BAKER.
At the corner OF Iaban street and Inn.
rel Hill avenue Yesterday afternoon there
was rather yniase scene tn IN snrs %leh The fge
and na'e on NSs reacbIns 5 hts wagon saw q ragged
booking individual helping himseir 10
The baker was evidently German and
waS not thoroughly posted upon police
collar and led him 70 what he supposed
was a police call box, but u was a IRE
alarm box The bake, Se mace mao rSi,s SSxsras doing
so a SECOND tramp walked w 20 the s, pox;
shook tAs baker w IN e. hysyd Sad mahrse oa sse
mar man n ana ne ''s also gave the man the loaf
of bread he had taken from the wagon.
When at a safe distance he, the rescusr,
also started on the run to"aroS LAG
square.
A TROLLEY PARTY.
One of the jolliest trolley parties that
ever left the square was made up or 20 or
more young women from the sewing, ourl-
ing and finishing departments or tart
& weeden's mills. last evening.
They left the square IN one OF the large
cars and went TO Crescent Park, where
they thoroughly enjoyed themselves
They took In the steeplechase. the ny
ing horses, loop the loop and all other
amusements at the resort
The singing of the party going and re-
turning was feature Of the trip AND
among those who contributed were the
Misses Ella Barry, Maggie McGovern.
Norah sweeny, Annie Flaherty. Agnes
Coyie, Rose Premio, Katie Fox. Annie
McGovern, Minnie eastman and Burness
Madden.
The party reached the square at mid
night, tired but happy.
SITE RESISTED OFFICERS.
bridge. Winters. a resident Of shoo Ely
yiIla4e. wandered into the square last
evening, very much under the influence
of hquor.
Sha became boisterous and. when re-
quested by Patrolman Feeney to go home,
she became 90 abusive that II was neces-
sary TO place her under arrest
she did not take kindly to the arrest.
and began 10 fight, and 1t took the com
bincd efforts of Patrolmen Feeney ana
| Connerton to hold her. During the struS-
| gled she covered Mr. Feeney from head 10
| foot with snufr that had been partly
| "chewed" Mr.. Feeney, for second,
| thought he had come In contact with a
stream OF waiter from n fire hydrart
She was fined In the police court this
| morning.
A barn owned by Thomas Fahey on
Terrace avenue, was destroyed by nre
last night and the loss is about 600. and
The barn has been resort OF loafers
for some time and those who reside IN
the vicinity are not sorry that II IL wiped
out for on several occasions men who
crawled In there to sleep have been taken
out by the police.
Two colored men have at times made IL
their sleeping place, and n was at first
thought they had perished In the flames.
but as soon as an OLD bed spring was found
and nothirp To indicate that a human be-
ing had persisted, II Is presumed they es-
capped.
II Is not improbable that the remains of
some unfortunate fellow will be found
when the ruins are overhauied
A DowD "CELEBRATIoN."
The police of the Chaffee street police
station would be lonesome without the
Dowds Of Shoe Fly village. for about once
a week they ''cut up" In a lively manner.
Yesterday their Oldest son went home
and this was sufficient cause for a cele-
bration and at an early hour this morn
ing AR and Mrs. Dowd were in the
cellar and Dowd asked his wife TO walk
up to the cbopping block Sd that he could
cut of her head with an axe. Then he
would be sent TO jail for 20 years. and
perhaps Hfa ne said, for ne was tired of
going 20 Jail on the instailrnent plan.
FELL FROM BICYCLE.
At o'clock last evening Thomas #.
| Gilmore, who Is employed at Mfler's
blacksmith shop on EDDY street, feil from
hts bicycle on Manton avenue, near De-
laine street. and was so badly injured
that he was unable 10 walk. Some one
who saw Mr.. Gilmore laying In the road
| sent word to the Chaffee street police
station that there was drunken man on
Manton avenue. The patrol wagon was
sent TO the scene and the police soon
learned that the man was injured, and
took him In the wagon 90 bis home. AZ
Unit street
GENERAL MENTION.
The Annexed Grays viii play the
Thorntons on the ST. Anfhony's church
grounds this afternoon.
The 0rays are somewhat disappointed
that the Orlents of Mt. Pleaaant have
decSreh not 4 cross bats with them
The Grays VIII play tho Young Hust-
- -, tho sovyao grounds Tn1ra1aX After