The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-29
OLNEYvILLE.

Michael Hayden. known as the mayor
OF Eagle Bridge. and John Hinchey, Wen
known I'm the same vicinity as Hihcky
Dink, together with others OF the gang
were having a glorious time on the bridge
last evening.
Sergt. Bennett OF the Chafree street sta
tion went To Eagle street, TO learn, III
possible. just how william whiteside
could break mis- leg in two places by fail-
ing from a lounge. The sergeant went
through -the-gang- en- the bridge. and y
being dark and ne In citizens clothes got
an excellent insight as 70 how puslness
Is done on the bridge, HAYDEN ana hlnch-
ey being the first and foremost In the
gang
Maroney. the latter grabbing, Hinchey
known as "scrapper." and he took the
sergeant for a citizen who had kinqdy My
rendered his services TO Patrolman Ma Ma,
roney. and he objected to being handled
by any ordinary citizen, and showed
fight. but he made a mistake, for the
sergeant, who is powerful fellow and
likes "A little of this sort OF work once
I'm n while, picked Hayden up and then
jammed him down on the sidewalk.
one or two. of Haydens' friends ran to
his rescue, but they found Patrolman
Maroney on hand. for he just piled
Iiinchey on top OF Hayden. while the
sergeant held them both down: and then
fellows. but the rescuing party came, to
the conclusion that the best thing that
they could do was TO skip ana SKIP they
did Hayden had conslderap,e 70 say S 20
as he was being driven of In the patrol
wagon shouted to a few friends that ne
would be about again when the roses
They were arraigned In court this
morning and fined $50 and costs each
for revellirg.
REED TOO STRENUOUS.
Louis Coma was given two hot upper
cuts by George Reed In the square about
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Soma MS Is
Reed drove up 20 the curb stone and
came near running over Coma.
Reeds horse stood near a PIE & OF nd a,ri
Coma asked Reed 10 lead his morse
few feet further along. hut Reed said no,
and Coma said yes. Reed vent hto ,o,
Coma took the horse by the head ana
led him ahead about ter feet ana about
this time Reed came rushing out or me
store like n mad bull. and IL was then
that Coma got the upper cut
Coma raised his heavy street broom TO
defend himself. and when ne dld keea
that happened was Coma running TOT
dear life away from Reed.
At this time Pstrolman Dyer took a
hand in the game and arrested Reed,
who was arraicned in the Sixth district
court this morning He was fined sl5
and costs.
SHAWL FOUND.
Mrs. Isabella stevens Of 17s Benedict
street called at the Chaffee street police
alton last evening and reported that
a shawl had been stolen from her car
rlage. which was standing In the square.
II Mrs stevens will cell ct the branch
office OF The News, Hartford avenue.
roepiVo
her shawl. which was picked up In the
street. and had evidently fallen out Of
her carriage
FARE REDUCED.
The residents. ard IN fact all others In
terested IN Huzhcsdale. will no doubt be
pleased to learn that commencing with
this morning the fare from Market square
10 the village IL but Ave cents.
The fare since the road was opened has
been ten cents. and many complaints
have hecn made for charging five cents
extra for the exceedingly short ride from
Thornton to Hughesdale.
FOUND THE RIG.
Daniel Grady and a friend dropped into
n saloon on Valley street last evening
and left their team standing IN front
OF the door Some time afserward Mr..
Grady went 20 the door 10 look after
the team and found that IL had bcen
driven OF BY a young man who was
very much under the innuercc OF liquor.
and later Mr.. Grady found all OF his
horse. a portion of his wagon and a foot
mat ut his home.
CAN'T REMEMBER.
william whiteside who fell from n
lounge al his boarding house on Eagle
street. was interviewed by member ~
the chsffec street police station at the