The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-02
OLNEYVILLE

HBurdicE HBd known m @ as "old Reliable" was
| timekeeper. Judge and jury
TWO ACCIDENTS.
A package of some sort OF powder was
| placed uron the car tracks In front OF j. j.;
Herbert 4. stearns furniture store on
| last night When the next car passed
over IL there was a slight explosion. but
ds daRfsse .oms ns of the a Stun as
| delivered II 10 Lieut.. Tyler at THE Chat
| fee street station. but he being member
conclusion that he was no chemist. and
while not afraid OF the innocent looking
parcel could not tell It's contents. A..
Brook street line. who resides on Hart
ford avenue. had close call last evening
while on his way 70 the 5 East snd siae; hn vas on
, the running board collecting fares lie
was struck by Suburban and crushed
against one OF the standing posts OF MS
His car was then taken BY another em.
ploye OF the company and Mr.. Hague sent
by ID Drs. Murphy and Edwards: His
worst injury was found 10 be a olsloca-
ton OF the left shoulder.
BITTEN BY DOG.
Annie Hazard. IL years old. OF sc Har-
old street was sent by her mother yester-
day TO the residence OF Samuel Walten, 81
Regent avenue, and as soon as the little
one had opened the door OF Mr. Walten's
house she was set upon by two dogs, one
OF which bit her quite badly about the
calf OF the right leg, and scratched the
left member
The dog was killed later In the day by
Dog officer Beane. and the child was
cared for by DR.. Jordan.
WILL RETURN HOME.
At $50 last evening large moving
van filled with men who had been sent
here from Philadelphia for the American
Wooden company. was found by some one
interested I'm the welfare OF the striking
weavers. IL was taken To the New York
boat and they will return to their homes.
This party OF workers. when they
reached here yesterday and learned that
there was a strike on refused 10 accept
employment.
POSTAL FACILITIES.
The Olneyvile station OF the Provi-
dence post office. beginning today, will be
designated as an independent station for
the receipt and dispatch OF registered
mail Such mail will be dispatched to
the r F. o. direct without passing
through the Providence office.
Its location near the railway stations
makes this possible.
One additional clerk has been added to
extra sub-carrier began his duties at OIL
neyvie this morning.
This increase of the force becomes nee
essary because OF the enlarged amount or
mail that is TO be handled when the new
Office is occupied about the middle OF this
month.
SUSTAINED SEVERE INJURIES.
Patrick Keegan. an employe OF the
Union Railroad company came near los
ing his right eye this morning. He, with
one or two other men, was at work In
the rear OF the carshed on Hartford ave-
nue., breaking up old cars, whom piece
of wood flew and struct Mr.. Naegan In
the eye.
The lower lid was cut through. and
severe cash I'm the middle OF his fore
head. was the result
He was taken to the office of DR.. Muir
phy who dressed the wound and he was
then taken home.
TOUR OF EUROPE.
Barney Nangle changed his mind about
going to Europe and will spend the
Fourth at home. but on Tuesday OF next
week and his old time friend. Martin
Demhepsey will sail for Queenstown on
the TO visit friends and relatives
I'm Ireland, after a sojourn OF 20 years In
United States. They intend 10 tour Eng
lana, ireland. Scotldnu Ndlts
France returning about Sept lst.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
Report reached the Chaffee Street sta
ton late yesterday afternoon that boys
during Monday night broke window In
the little store OF August Afflick at leg
Canton street and helped themselves TO a
few dollars worth of Fourth OF July
goods.
Chas. w. Williams, assistant foreman OF
the composing room of The News, Is dan
gerously III at his home, lao Pocasset ave-
nue..
sidney Rider, he of book notes was In
the square for a while yesterday after
noon.
The st. Anthony committee will meet
this evening for the last time before
holding their picnic on the church grounds
Friday All that Is wanted now 10 make
the picnic a huge success Is fine weather.
Annie. daughter OF Robert and the late
Sarah Nixon. was buried from her late
home. s25 Atwel's avenue this morning.
and later services were held at the
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament on
Academy avenue.
Ex-Mayor Hugh ]. Carroll OF Pawtucket
was In the square yesterday afternoon
and spent some time calling upon his old
friends or at least some OF them, for he
has too many here TO call upon I'm one
day.
Samuel Cousins. clerk at the Union
& Pacific Tea Store Is nursing bruised
foot. for he picked up culvert cover In
the rear of the store yesterday and II
fell upon his foot
Two ordinary drunks was the extent
OF the work for the hurry-up wagon at
the Chaffee Street Police station during
the past "a hours.
The large hall over, Balnton's music
store I'm the square is being fitted up for
lodge room work.
WARREN