The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-12
OLNEYvlLLE.
Police Strengthening Out Alleged Rob-
berry and Assault Tang|e.
Arrest for Cru lily to Horse Funeral
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Al 40 this morning Patrick Neary was
arrested at his homo. AZ Huron street. by
Scrgt. Potter and Patrolman Tiernan. ON
warrant charging him with making an
assault upon James Brennan of 10 Alton
street.
II will be remembered that week ago
last Saturday evening Mr.. Brennan re-
ported to the police that he was knocked
front of his home by two strange men.
and that his family had 20 come TO his
assistance. The police state they have
since learned that both Brennan ana
Eeary had got into a dispute early Ia the
evening and that Brennan Knocked Neary
down. and Neary with friend followed
that Brennan lost his watch In the mix
mp. IL is possible that Brennan Will be
arrested later for making an assault upon
Neary. ....t.
THEY WERE AFTER HIM.
James Mooney had but little show 10
get away last evening. for the police force
and j. ~. Smith, agent OF the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals.
were after him. and he was finally land
ed by Patrolman McCrann on Plainheld
street. near Ralph.
Mooney is in the employ of a man
named Staples. who went out OF town
yesterday. and left him in charge ot his.
Staples express business, and according
TO the police Mooney proceeded to get
drunk. and late In the evening 10 dDuSt
an old horse. Citizens along the streets
over which Mooney drove the horse sent
word to Mr.. Smith and the police, and a
hunt for the chap was begun; after an an
had a whole lot TO say to Mr.. McCrann
while at the box waiting for the patrol
wagon, but at the station he had nothing
TO say.
He was arraigned in the police court
this morning for being drunk, and later
I'm the Sixth district court was arraisned
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HAD TO COME HOME.
An old employe OF the railroad COM
pany has just returned TO the square, and
tells friends that IL Is quite Impossible Tor
him To get and hold a position with any
railroad company in New England. When
the late strike In this city was on this
man was looked upon by his associates
as "A strike breaker. and when the matter
was settled he was laid on. Since that
time he has been employed by a number
OF companies In New England. and while
he is a good man. finds that he cannot
hold his position.
JAMES MGovERN BURIED.
The funeral of James McGovern was
held at his late residence. i3o Hartford
avenue. this morning and later services
were held I'm st. Anthopy's Catholic
church. The church was well filled, for
the deceased was among the Oldest. best
known and most respected citizens of this
place.
There was an elaborate display OF floral
emblems, the more prominent ones coming
from J. O. San Souci a Co.. where Mary
T. n daughter of the deceased has held
prominent position for many years;
Olneyville council. Royal Arcanum, and
Branch 3ae, Catholic knights OF America.
OF which the deceased was charter
member.
HAD NO PHYSICIAN.
Antonio De Lilo. a child. was taken
sick Tuesday at his home. 500 Union ave-
nue.. and died last evening. The parents
OF the child claim that they we're unable
70 secure the services OF a physician
and so notified the city authorities. A
physician from the city hall called Vt the
house and Investigated the matter and
issued a permit for burial
A LIVELY TUsSLE.
Patroiman sharpe OF the Chaffee Street
station had lively tussle with Joseph
Carley on Huntington avenue last evening.
Carley, when Mr. Sharpe attempted TO ar
rest him, put UP stubborn fight. and as
a result the patrolman's helmet and coat
were as good as ruined, but this did not
prevent Carley from enjoying ride I'm
the patrol wagon. Some OF Carley's
friends undertook TO help him. but Mr..
Sharpe had a friend who stood ready to
assist him. and Mr.. Sharpe's friend came
was locked up for being drunk
GENERAL MENTION.
ffhe members OF the fire station on Put
nam street had a feast last evening and
Mr.. owen McMann. who recently desert
ed the bachelors ranks was responsible
for A.
Michael Collins, II years old, who lives
In the rear OF 1G6 Hartford avenue. Is
missing from home. and his parents be-
iIeve that he and two other boys got onto
freight train bound for New London.
The boy has been missing since Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Padalonia OF 30i Pocasset
avenue found an automobile number 2525
In front OF her house last evening
Property owners In the vicinity OF the
Barrie street Railroad crossing are
spending much OF their time al hearings