The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
OLNEYvILLE.
A Young Man Has Narrow EscapeFrom
Being Kicked 10 Death.
Trouble in a School, Accident al Chest
nut Grove Yesterday.
Olneyvle Branch the Providence News Henans News
Store IS Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West

A young man whose name could no
hs learned. had a very narrow escape
from being kicked to death by horse
on Manton avenue. at 8 o'clock. last even
Ing.
He was driving a grocery wagon and
vas not paying strict attention to his
horse. When In front OF Moriarity's
grocery store he ran his wagon against
one Of Burke Brothers heavy delivery
vehicles.
The collision was so sharp that the
harness was broken. partly freeing the
horse from the wagon. The driver was
pitched head foremost and fell at the
horses heels. and in such a manner that
he was held fast. The horse began TO
kick.
No doubt the young man would have
been killed had II not been for the prompt
assistance given him by Peter Garvin.
and John Morisrity who succeeded in pull
Ing the lad out OF his dangerous position.
THE ROOM CLOSED
There was one room OF the primary
school In the annexed district in which
no scssion was held Thursday afternoon.
The regular teacher was taken sick and
a substitute was sent TO take charge. She
had not been in the room many minutes
before she lost control OF the pupils The
result was that she dismissed the school
went to the nearest telephone and In
formed the authorities OF the disturbance
and requested them TO send some one to
take her place. which was done.
This would seem 10 indicate that this
particular room is hard TO manage, but
the regular teacher says that she finds
no difficulty in getting along with the
children.
ACCIDENT AT CHESTNUT GROVE.
An accident occurred AT Chestnut grove
last evening. A young man was in one
Of the swings. some portion OF the
mechanism Of which broke down and he
was thrown out
II was said that the young man sus-
tanned a fracture of two ribs but that
assertion is positively denied by tho
managers. The young man was taken
home In carriage.
RAILROAD CHANGES.
william Murphy. who has been a start.
er here for quite a while. has been trans
ferred to the center OF the city. Fred
Mason. one Of the most popular con-
ductors on the Broadway line. has been
appointed TO I'LL the vacancy. On Sundays
and holidays until the regular season
opens George Amidon will be stationed
at the terminus OF the Broadway line in
East Providence. When the season opens
he VIII probably be permanently located
there.
SALOON ROBBED.
Edward Hackett. who runs a saloon
at 2is Valley street. went TO dinner yes
terday. When he returned he found that
his money drawer had been rified OF
sl2 He at once notified the police and
later six well known young men were
arrested on suspicion Of doing the trick
-Four Of them were held for drunkenness
William c. Dosen. OF 1875 Dora street.
left his bicycle I'm front OF 25a Plainfield
street yesterday noon. When he re-
turned the wheel was gone. He reported
his loss 10 the police.
Somebody will take comfort in a stolen
hammock this summer. Soil Rohn OF
l774 Westminster street reports that one
was stolen from his yard yesterday after
noon.
The mission for men at the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament. will close at noon
tomorrow
The services next week will be devoted
20 non-Catholics. All are cordially invited
20 attend
Patrick Hand OF e covell street. who
told the sad story OF being robbed while
asleep on Amherst street. yesterday, now
admits that perhaps he made a mistake
about the matter.
The New Division Of the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians will meet tomorrow I'm the
rooms OF the Robert Emmett Literary as
societion, 10 complete the election OF their
corrs Of Officers and 10 transact other
business
Thomas Clabby and Frank Toman were
arrested yesterday the former by PATROL
man Dyer and the latter by Patrolman
Hannah. for being drunk Cabby. is the
well known boxer
James German. who for many years has
held the position OF treasurer OF the
Young Mons Literary and Social club. Is
critically III with pneumonia at his home
on Delaine street.
The BASEBALL team connected with the
Clover Athletic club will play a practice
game on the Union avenue grounds this
AFTERNOON. under the supervision OF the
Rev. Walter A. Gardner
Nathan Walsh watchrnan AZ Davis
park. reports TO tho police that four
valves were stolen from the lavatory OF
the park yesterday
Abe Epstein OF "a shawmut stree,
mourns the loss OF A bag OF rags that was
n was az the corner OF Atwells avenue
snd valley street. Boys did the stealing
J. r. Pike OF A. Merino street reported
20 the police yesterday that his fox ter
cstsrrh for twenty years and cured In
q few dsys.-Hon. George James OF
Scranton. Pa. says: Il have been q
martyr 20 Catarrh for twenty years. con-