The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-14

, gone many feet when he brought IL TO a
standstil.
TAKEN FROM HER HOME.
Robert b. Risk. superintendent OF the
| State Home and School. and Charles III.
| Thurber. agent for the Prevention OF
| Cruelty 10 Children, called at the home OF
the Beckers. az What Cheer avenue, yes
| terday. and took Amy. 13-year-old
! daughter. Captain Rowe OF the Chaffee
street police station did not think that the
| family mode OF living was just right for
a girl OF her age nor were the surround
! ings such as would warrant her living an
! upright life
GONE TO DEXTER ASYLUM
Through the efforts OF Captain Rowe ~
the Chaffee street police station. Thom-
as Sullivan. the old time horse trader OF
Silver Lake was taken 10 the Dexter Asy-
lum yesterday
The captain found MIR Sullivan In d.
lapdated old house on Killingly avenue
and all the furniture the house contain
ed was one old chair. which was occupied
by Mr.. sullivan.
II Is thought that his illness will ter
inmate fatally.
GENERAL MENTION.
Frederick Kirwin employed at Kennedy
q Coughs. 81 Manton avenue, liz suffer
ing with jammed toe. In handling
Darrel or beans yesterday II dropped and
oper open snd ns aSavs MT KiTwn while
loose his foot
This afternoon a ball team. headed by
william Mathewson. and which will in
clude such players as Crowley and Nc !
Dun, and TO be known as the Scrubs. is
to play an all star team from the car
corn on the Merino flats.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon Hose
IL responded 10 still alarm for n fire |
IN nan an old shed owned by William White
head, a. Newark street BOYS are sup
posed to have been the cause There was
but little damage.
Mrs. Roger Flower OF 81 Laurel Hin
avenue fell from Hartford avenue car
Iast evening and was quite badly injured /
about the head. She was cared for by /
DIR. Longfellow
Ernest Wilkinson. patroman AZ the |
ChaHee street station. was one OF the |
prominent contestants at the Scottish |
games yesterday and won first prize for /
putting the i6-pound shot
with W. #. Donnelly on Broadway for a
NUMBER or years, will sever his connection
Wilt the hrm tomorrow evening.
owned @ IbnorH,ng bv Wii Key. valuable dog
OF the car station, was killed by a pas.
senger train on Hartford avenue.
c.n,,ass MISS annie cannon. clerk at Kennedy g.
Jough $. and her brother Patrick left
.heir home on Oak street for an extended
tour through New York and Canada
The old stand OF the late Patrick Nc
Dc'hiVt' on Appleton street. that has
been closed for a number OF years was
opened for business yesterday morning
Chief Of Police Matthews made n o,Iet
call at the Chaffee street station at $40
oclock last evening and found everv
thing In ship shape order.
Mrs q Brien, an old and hirhiv 70
spected resident Of Barrie street was
buried from 81. Marys church this morn
ing
Masters Willie and Harry Greene n,
central Falls, are the guests OF their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs Robert Rail. |
ey on Atwood street
Mrs. Michael Mccarthy OF whiIford
Is Wis ung Mrs Edward Troy AT her |
nome on Alfred street
Motermen Allen and Hiscock have
severed their connection with the Rhode
Island company.
MT. Robert Barrett. OF Webster Mass
is visiting relatives on Atwood street
'harles Perry. n sergeant OF the Nor
wich police force is the guest of Ms
Charles Arnold or IS Daniel avenue
Andy" Atwood OF Brook and Goverror |
street lines is on a weeks vacation.
JOHN o'CoNNelI,
hats. Caps, Furnishings Trunk c,or. -. /