The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-11
OLNEYVILLE

the attraction for them. for In this they
are entitled TO 81 week when disabled
and $1,000 is paid TO the nearest OF kin a..
death
The railroad company has issued an
edct that any man who Is discharged
from the company can I'm no way be rein
stated and that should any OF tie men
who ere over So years OF age In any
way place themselves in jeopardy they
cannot return for the laws of the asso-
citation forbids IL.
NO DISTURBANCE.
Cars on all lines I'm this vicinity were
run until midnight and so far as can be
learned there was no disturbances, and
there was but one act of violence That
was in Manton avenue. Someone under
the cover OF darkness and bushes, huric q
a heavy stone at a car, but no damage
was done.
John Maloney, who the strikers claim
is or was a strong union man. ran his
car the entire length of the Csntredale
line last evening. The story has been go.
ing the rounds that Msloney would be
Injured IL he undertook to do this.
The pay car OF the Union Railroad Is
due In the square from 3:l0 10 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. and IL is expected
excitement will be greater than week
out for those who show the white feather
IL is not expected that many will re-
spond 10 the order OF the company, to
turn in their badges, books, etc.
FOR THROWING STONES.
Tom Cunningham, a we'll known char
acter. and Fred Smith, were arrested
upon warrants this morning, the former
for throwing stones at men employed by
L. w. Waterman, the teamster, and the
latter for stoning help OF the Taft and
Weeden mills.
MINOR MENTION.
1t is reported that 30 more men came
into this vicinity late yesterday afternoon
TO enter the employ OF the Union Rail-
road company, but they were sent back
| 10 New York by the executive committee
| from the conductors and motormen.
Not only are many OF tho former male
| patrons OF the Union Railroad company
| boycotting the company, but have found
that their wives, mothers, daughters and
| sisters are easy converts 10 the cause
The st. Anthonys committee with their
| usual vim and snap are getting ready
| for their annual Fourth OF July picnic,
which will be held upon the church
| grounds.
Miss Felda Murks. OF IL Florence street.
| was "fooling" in one OF the Riverside
| mills yesterday, when she fell over The
| fall resulted I'm break of the left arm
| just above the wrist. She was cared for
| by DR.. Milan.
The attendance at Manufacturers lodge
! OF odd Fellows last evening was large.
and one candidate was given the first
degree. Past Grand Harry Kenyon acting
as degree master.
Margaret Johnstone. widow OF the late
John III. Johnstone, died at the home OF
her son-in-law. Joseph Walker, on Dun
ford street. yesterday, at the age OF rs.
One can imagine what trade In the
square would be II all local labor diff
culties were settled. for there is but one
empty store I'm the square.
Occasionally the United States mail
from the suburban towns is seen going
through the square In carriage instead
OF on the cars.
The front doors OF the sisson street
schoolhouse were forced open last night.
but nothing was taken from the build
Ing
one candidate was given the rank OF
esquire at the meeting OF Per yerance
lodge. X. OF p, last evening.