The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
VALLEY VILLAGES
Pawtuxst Valley Emergency Hos
pital Closed Accident at
Arctic Centre.

When Drs. Bernard and Claire left on
the II o'clock train from Clyde yesterday.
the business which had been conducted
under the name OF the PawtuXet valley
Emergency hospital ceased. stephen
X. Tucker OF Centreville who held mort
gage upon all OF the property owned ny
the hospital. was notified yesterday
morning 10 come 10 the hospital. When
he arrived there d. Claire advised him
TO foreclose the mortgage as they were
going TO discontinue the business and
were going away upon the noon train
Mr. Tucker was also advised by the doc
tors in which manner he could dispose or
the Furnishings 10 the best of his advan-
tage. and also assured him that all OF the
property was in the building.
When the doctors left. however, they
carried several apparently heavy boxes
and IL is claimed by some who have no.
ticed frequent trips OF the doctors TO
Providence recently that they carried
packages each trip whether or not these
packages contained anything but person
al effects can not as yet be said as MT
Tucker has not made his inventory as
yet but probably will. during the day
The hospital has conducted n fairly sue
cessful business for over the past year
but recently the business has decreased
10 such an extent that the proprietors
decided to discontinue IL.
Nothing but good fortune prevented
another victim of an electric car fatality
from being added 10 the Valleys list yes
terday afternoon when little daughter
OF Antonio Senette OF Arctic Center was
struck by a Crompton-Hope car at the
barn at 4lO. The car was proceeding
toward Clyde In charge OF moterman
Charles Congdon and conductor Joseph
Rabedeau. when n small child, being
chased by several others all being err
gagged in playing a childish game, after
being dismissed from the Arctic school
where they attended, rushed down Cur
sin street, directly in front of the Vp-
proa ching car. which was going slowly
at the time. The side OF the dasher on
the front platform struck the child IN
the face and she was thrown back across
! the sidewalk
! The sar was stopped and the child was
! carried into an adjoining store. The car
! then proceeded TO the barn and special
| car with DIR. Cristy aboard was at once
sent 10 the scene. Upon examination
| the only injuries found were several Sc
we're cuts about the face. which are not
4 of a serious nature. The little one was
/ placed aboard the car and was carried
! 10 her home near Quidnick when more
/ thorough examination was made. but II
failed TO locate any broken bones or Sc
we're injuries.
PHENIX.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Albert Luther
an old and well known resident OF Ter
race street, fell while stepping from her
\ door step, slipped and fell upon the
ground and fractured her left hip.
Mrs. Luther had arisen early and was
about TO go 10 the well, her husband VINO
Is suffering from the effects OF par
alytic SHOCK having not yet got about
Her cries when she fell called some of the
neighbors who carried her 20 her nome
and sent for DR.. Btdwell. The fracture
was reduced as soon as the physician was
able to do II and the patient was made
comfortable. II Is thought that the
chances OF Mrs. Luther recovering the
use OF her limb are very slight althougr
the strongest hopes are entertained ir
that direction.