The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15

| 10 learn that they will not be called MANY
! more times to put out fires in the Chs
! tie, on Newark street for the building
mas peen sold to Peter McGinn for nrv-
| WOOD, and II Is 10 be razed at once.
| The demolitition OF this old str,,cture
| Will possibly be the means of extending
| Newark street to Academy avenue. cor
II stood I'm the line OF the street. and TOR
this season nothing could be done in the
way OF grading
HAND CAUGHT IN MACHINERY
! Daniel Casey was taken 10 he Rhode
Island hospital from the Riverside mills
late yesterday afternoon. and had nj.
right hand dressed. he having the misfor
| ta4e-te have that member caught fn n
piece OF machinery in the combing room
OF the mill IL is possible that he will
lose two' II not three, fingers. Mr. Casey
lives on Manton avenue. where he has
wife and three ch.liren.
BOYCOTT DEALERS?
There is some talk of boycotting one
or two dealers I'm the annexed d,str,cr
VINO raised on the price OF oil when there
was no call for X, other than there was
a little more demand for II than ordi-
nary The price had not been raised on
them, and for this reason some of tne
customers look upon the raise as an ex-
tortion.
"SHARKEY'S" INJURIES.
Captain Rowe OF the Chafree street
police station has learned that MCKENZIE
better known as 'Sharkey," the man who
raised ructions on Plainheld street Mon
day evening. received his injuries in n
saloon on the square. and IL was his own
fault for while I'm the saloon he lost
MS balance and fell against a weighing
machine.
VALUABLE SOUVENIR.
Ernest Williams, the well known Plain
field street hairdresser Is the happy nos
SCISSOR OF pleasing souvenir from Mrs
mckinley. Mr.. Williams. who is a poet
OF very tne suscepubilities and express
sion. lately published a-poem expressing
the sentiments of the American peonIe
on the death OF President Mckinley. Mrs.
Mchlhiey has expressed her appreciation
OF his art In the above stated manner
Ihere We're indeed, many who on hearing
OF his end felt as Mr.. Williams has tersely
expressed IL I'm the following stanza:
Strong minds that clash on much beside
On this one thought have sweet accord.
Death took from out our domains wide
The one whom we could least afford"
STRAY COW FOUND.
Joseph Bacon OF 1899 Westminster
street has n stray COW that he found In
the square yesterday forenoon I'm his
stable and the owner can have the same
by proving property.
ABUSED HIS FAMILY.
Patrick Harlow was arrested at his
home on Putnam street last evening by
Patrolman Tracy for being drunk
Harlow made life miserable for his
family and they were obliged TO call the
police.
WON WALTZ PRIZE.
Mr. Burke and lady won the prize for
waltzing at the contest held last evening
by the Emmet Rifles as an extra attrac-
tlon for the fair that Is now running In
Cadets hall on Stokes street.
EEFT THREE CHILDREN.
Mrs. Cummings, wife OF Matthew Cum
mings, died at her home on Willow street
last evening. leaving three sinai children.
the youngest being but a little more than |
two months old. They are among the |
most respected families I'm the vicinity.
OFF ON A COON HUNT.
Editor Sibiey or the "OIneyyfIIe TImes.,'
with an assistant went into the wilds OF /
Rhode Island last evening on coon hunt /
These gentlemen went once before. bu,
what they caught and Just how they |
'aught II has never been fully explained
20 their many friends.
GENERAL MENTION.
William Bedeau. a young man well
tnown here and employed al the Wood |
avn farm, is dangerously I'll at the home |
u his mother. whom he went TO see last |