The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

| on a carriage owned by DR.. ]. T,
Farrell and driven by young man
named James Savage Of Lowell broke
and this caused the horse TO run. and at
the corner OF Howard and Westminster
streets the runaway came'in contact with
/ DIR. Ralph Shaw's carriage.
Young Savage was thrown out
| He was taken into Darcy's drug store
and cared for by Drs. Farrell and Shaw.
and later was sent to the Rhode Island
hospital. where 1t was found that three
Of his ribs had been fractured.
Both carriages were wrecked and DR..
Farrelrs horse was badly cut about the
legs.
FOR CUTTING TREES.
Early yesterday morning Patroimen De-
vine and Sharpe heard the click of axes
at work In Waterman's woods on Hart
ford avenue, and upon investigating
found Peter Verickie and james Fart cut
ting down trees, and as they could not
give good account for the same marched
thcm to the Chaffee street station. and
they were given an opportunity to explain
matters In the Sixth district court this
morning. being fined $40 and costs each.
WELL KNOWN MARKsMAN.
w. II. II. Barney, the we'll known mar
ket man. died at his home. 400 Plainfield
street, Saturday For years Mr.. Barney
conducted a market on Weybosset street.
and when the New England Grocery store
enlarged Its plant they purchased his
store and placed him in charge of their
meat department.
He leaves a widow and one son. His
funeral will be held tomorrow at
o'clock.
WERE LONG AsTRAY.
Mildred and Eva Washington, coIored
tots. were found on the square at
o'clock Sunday morning and were sent
to the charity building and later Il was
learned that their mother had sent them
TO nearby store and they lost their
way. Mrs. Washington, who lives at 10g
Grove street. did not make any report to
the police as to their absence.
OFF FOR FRISCO.
Harry Cariin and Charles Anderson. the
been visiting friends here. will no Ieave "Ior for
they play the sorpheum" @ 'vsntafi circuit ners for
Europe or S TSski sss Ou4tS aaS G se then aoS e
these gentlemen were former residents Of
SHE WILL BE MISSED
Mrs James McKenna. wife Of the we'll
known Westminster street baker, is dead.
she leaves four small children, the young
est ntrsg being about II months Of age. Mrs:
charitably inclined person, and more thar
one poor family in the vicinity will miss
SEIZED WITH FIT.
with a NJ In front of John O'conneli's
gents furnishing store Saturday evening
and was sent to his homo. Il Edna street,
In an ambulance from the Rhode Island
GENERAL MENTION.
Peter Thompson and partner, the we'll
known sketch team, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Thompson's parents on Harris avenue
and left this morning for New York to AL
Henry Briggs Of Foster who was re-
ported to the police by his son William OF
has been located with relatives at Wick.
ford
Court Gen. Sheridan. Foresters of
Stokes hall. This will be OF more fhan
ordinary merit. for there will be present a
number Of supreme court officers and
George Beane OF AZ Plainneld street and
Ruth Stanfeid OF 113 Manton avenue re-
port that cans OF milk have been stolen
from the front OF their stores during the
K Mrs. Pender on Piainfeld street has
asked the police to locate her husband,
who she claims has left her and a child
to the cold cold, world
The Young Mems Literary and Social
club met yesterday. when the committee
on Home Night" reported progress. The
date OF this event has not as yet been
decided upon.
Manton avenue car crashed into n
Broadway car near the junction OF Broad
way and Westminster streets, Saturday
evening. but no great damage was done
Michael Collins. a well known resident
OF Manson avenue ts confined to his home
by injuries received on Thanksgiving day.
Philip La JOY OF ~ Julian street, and
sad TO slightly dcmenIed. and has been
missing from home. has been found at
Natick.
The Fake club met yesterday and de-
clded To hold their annual banquet on
Friday and a stage party In the near
future.
house owned by William McDonough
was damaged to the extent of 500 by fire
Saturday afternoon. the cause being un-
known.
Charles Shepard and family OF n Po-
casset avenue. who have been away for
some time. have returned
John Frilder one OF the old time car
men on the Thornton line. II recovering
from an attack OF pneumonia. {
Michael Mccormick OF Moosup. who has