The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-22

news Store, 5 nartford avenue.
on Saturday evening an undersized
Frenchman named Roy attended a ball In
the square given by one OF his fellow
countrymen, and the first thing that
greeted his eyes when he entered the hall
was his best Sunday girl waitzing with a
strspping big fellow. The little Mr.. Roy
was as mad as any man could be. so he
went UP TO the fellow who was dancing
with his girl or the young lady that he
called his girl, and invited the big fellow
10 accompany him 10 a lot In the rear or
Taft a. Weedens mills, and there tney
would fight the matter out
The big Frenchman didn't care 10 leave
/. the hall. but the little fellow Kept at nim
until he (the lucky mani was obliged 10
gofcut. Whom they reached the siaswalk AIN
hold his temper any longer, so ne blneu
the big chap there and then, " is statec,
and with this the big Frenchinan got his
arm around the little mans neck ana IN
q second later Roy had a broken Jaw. ne
was taken TO the, Rhode Island hospital
and cared for. and this morning he came
10 hfs home on Capron street.
The matter was Investigated by the po-
lice but Roy had no desire 10 ma ke any
Complaint against the fellow who is now
the cause OF his head being swathed In
BAD BOYS.
Yesterday four boys. all Of whom are
on probation and live AZ Silver LAKE,
whose names were as follows: Albervere
Tielo. sylvester Johns. Rarne Meoicie ana
Phil Chilli, were arrested by Mounted
Patrolman J.uby and Detective MaSuire
at their homes. The day before the III
tie chapel on Lowell avenue, owned py
The broadway Baptist church. was prok-
en- into. and the clock. the small organ
and a valuable Bible werc completely
destroyed. The pipes leading from tne
furnace were torn down and beaten out
20 .hare All ~ the electrical fixtures
pulled oui and the books in the library
were taken out and torn TO pieces. a.,
Years rs's old were arrested for doing the
domage. Those In charge OF the cnurP
could not say just what the damage was.
but Il was without doubt the most ~
tensive act OF vandalism ever committed
:" IN a'"s court this morning Teoli andl Jollhs
pleaded guilty TO breaking ana enterins
sie. T'hey were held for the grand jury
A. s2oo each Medici and Chilli pleaded
not guilty and were held in $500 for trial
next Tuesday. es..sr
HAD NO LICENSE.
FOR day or 40 fellow running sa-
loon at 1l1s Atweli's avenue, mas peen
going home nights with ms pockets Wen
filled with bottles or articles that looked
like bottles.
Tuesday morning keeper was put In
charge OF the place, aud as the fellow
Knew this was coming, put the liquor
license in his pocket and when the Keep
or walked IN the fellow walked out with
the license. The keeper went on tending
bar Just the same. About $50 Lieuten-
ant Tyler called at the place and found
the bar-kee?er or keeper who gave his
name as John OBrien, doing rushing
business but as he could not find any
license about the shop. ordered all 10
leave. He told o. Brien TO shut up shop.
which was done Immediately.
JUMPED THROUGH A WINDOW.
The Rev. Father Grace and other mem
hers OF his household at b3s Broadway.
were suddenly aroused from their slum-
bers at o'clock this morning by the
crashing OF glass. and upon investigation
found that young man had either fallen
mr. Jumped through one OF the windows oi
the house from the front piazza The
vounr fellow was held captive until Pa
frolman Sharpe came from the Chanee
street station. and locked him up on the
charge OF being drunk. The Young rel
low gave hts name as Patrick j. Thomp-
son Of 81 Aperica street lie was NOT W
the least injured by his jump. nor would
Father Grace make any charge against
him for the damage done TO the build
ing.
The carmen will meet this evening for
organization at the car barn. The foi-
lowing named men. all OF whom have
beer I'm the employ of the company Tor
many years. will be selected AZ the oni-
GERS: John King. Louis Cannon. Edward
Fitzgerald. Arthur Chapman. George Am
idon, James wilkie John Potter. James
Crowley. Patrick Jones and Charles saun-
ders Just what position they will be
chosen for will not be known until the
meeting this evening. There are now
more than $50 names on the list and az
the meeting tonight. every man except
two are expected 10 secome members Of
the organization.
A Mill. ACCIDENT.
William +. Duffy, who for many years
has been employed In the drug depart
ment of the Atlantic mills was quite bad
ly injured yesterday while Al work with
ga Italian helper he was handling
neavy cask. which was rather heavier
hhn the Italian could handle The Italian
let the cask drop and by 20 doing Mr.
puny's cheek was cut and the toes on his
teft loot We're crushed. Mr.. Dufy was
taken 10 his home on Magnolia street DIR
\. +. Farrell WAS called and took four
STITCHES IN the wound on the cheek.
JUST FOR BREAKFAST.
Those living on Penn street cou,a hara.
~ understand why Hook and Ladder No.
should go through the street AT such a
anafl like speed. but when they found
that "a stopped IN front OF 70. they ther
heard that Mr.. James Mulvey. a membe,
o. the company. and who had quite re-
Gently taken unto himself a wife. wa,
1nDt giving the members OF the compsn,
1clicioue breakfast.
A RUNAWAY.
~ team. owned by Greene a Dsnleis .
Da4fuckef Ind IN charge OF Peter Ma