The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-11
BaTbeT'S Troubles Over bui the Expense
Was Considerable to Him.
Boys Arrested for Stealing Pears Miss
ing Girl Found Other News.
Olneyve Branch of the Providence News Hefernans
News Store, Hartford Telephone 4o-West

Barber Forgue has settled his differ
enee with the men and the union. and
again the sign This is a union shop
occupies a prominent position among the
pictures and ornaments in has shop.
The little incident has cost him about
s25. besides the loss OF trade for the time
the men were out
Mr.. Forgue was very much interested
in the union before Labor Day, and IL
was his good intentions that got him into
trouble. for he intended TO take his men
down the river give them shore dinner
and otherwise entertain them.
FOR STEALING PEARS.
Pasco Cook. Antonio Rates. John De
ressa and Frank Martenelo boys under
took 70 help themselves 10 some delicious
pears from John Hanley's tree on Plain
field street and were caught In the act
by Mr. Hanley. but they succeeded In
getting away from him. and they ran
into the arms OF Sergeant Bennett. who
was on his way TO the station, and he
grabbed two OF them, and this morning
got the other two az their homes in the
Silver Lake district
All were before the court this morning
on the charge OF stealing growing fruit.
HERMAN c. KRANICH DEAD
Word was, received at this place yes
terday, that Herman c. Kranich. one OF
Olneyville's best known young men had
passed away at Munnosophi. Mo. yes
terday.
The young man left this place few
months ago 10 accept a very responsible
position, he is an expert machinist.
His parents reside at 10a Roosevelt
street and have made arrangements to
have the remains forwarded TO this place.
But few young men here. were better
ar oh iy frsoc ad
MISSING GIRL FOUND,
Miss Threasa Leaver OF 20 Grover
street, who was reported az missing was
found by Detective Mcguire and Patrol
man Tiernan near the new bridge on
Chatlett street at noon yesterday.
She had spent the afternoon. night and
yesterday about pile OF trash and, when
found by the officers. was in the act OF
washing her hands In the river. She
was taken to her home
THEY LANDED HIM.
Some time ago while Patrolman Nc
Cram was making an arrest on Man
ton avenue, a young fellow named An
drew Quinn had considerable to say, but
succeeded I'm getting away. Since then a
warrant for his arrest has been In a
pigeon hole at the Chaffee street station.
Yesterday afternoon Detective Mcguire
picked him up on Parade street, and this
OF reveling.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Atlantic Mills and Maplevilie base
ball teams will play on Merino fats. Sat
urday. Sept. 18th at y. m. This is the
game postponed from last Saturday on
account OF the storm. The Mapleville
team has been strengthened for this
game and good playing is expected.
Manager Duffy of the Atlantics intends
a 49, a.
local boys and are we'll enough known TO
the Olneyville patrons OF the game with
out further comment.
James Gearin, six years old. who lives
at Erastus street. was sent TO the store
by his mother yesterday afternoon 10
purchase pie and on his way home was
knocked down by bicyclist. The pie was
wrecked, bat was replaced by the rider,
who found that the boy was not injured.
Sadie DAILY. five years old, was found
asfray on the square by Patrolman
White yesterday afternoon and was sent
10 the station where she was called for by
her grandmother from Thornton. The lit
tie one strayed away from her grand
mother on Plainied street.
II has been currently reported that the
olneyville Baseball club had disbanded
but such by no means is the case for on
Monday evening, those who have mAnful-
" stood behind the club will meet at the
Olneyville hotel and arrange for a red hot
game for Saturday. Sept l9
tF'ences are being placed about the large
vacant lot on Hartford avenue near the
Junction and will no doubt be a great Inn
provement 20 the place for in the past IL
has been but little better than a dumping
grounds
John # Harlow went 10 Boston yester-
day 10 see his two friends. Ferris and
Parent play ball, and Mr. Harlow, who II
Fan OF the first water says that the
game was the best one that he had ever
seen
Jonn Grey, whose funeral was held az
lthodes street this morning. was we'll !
known here. he being = prominent mem /
Oct OF tne John Mitchell association and 4
nc Ancient Order OF Hibernians
ne commitiee which Is arranging for I
the outing of~he Emmett Rifes al Fenner
farm. sunday met last evening and ae.
ciced 20 have their wagons IN the so,,ar.