The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-12

I was arrested last evening on the charge
| OF breaking and entering the home OF FL.
| len Moore 172 Hartford avenue a day or
| so ago The police found the watch and
| one chain In the vault OF an outbuildng
and another chain in the boys home.
According 10 the police young Healy
| can lie by note and is something OF a
| wayward boy for the simple reason that
he has had no mothers care since he was
two years old. His mother is dead and
since then he has been in care OF his
| grandfather.
WISH 1T WAS IRISH.
Dan Burns the best known newsdealer
| on Atwelis avenue, is as happy as a boy
going TO a circus for the first time in his
| life. for he has been presented with a
| handsome Scotch collie dog The only
fault he has TO find with II is, that IL Il
was an Irish collie instead OF Scotch, he
would be a little better pleased
General Dan says that the dog Is a
great watch dog. and he doesn't care
whether he locks his store or not.
INJURIES NOT KNOWN YET.
Mrs. Henry OF 72 Pocasset avenue re-
turned from Waterbury. Conn, last even
Ing where her son, James, Is confined in
a local hospital She heard that her son
was standing on the front end OF a
freight car and that the engineer sudden
ly put on more speed and this threw the
young man of the car.
He is suffering with a broken hip and
Is injured internally, but TO what extent
the officials OF the hospital cannot state
at present. IL will be a week or 10 DAYS
before the full extent OF his injuries can
be learned
GENERAL MENTION
The large building the rear OF what
known "a he
Westminster street has been removed
from It's old site to the rear of the Con-
ley bloca and Mr.. whipple will at once
begin the erection OF a new building
and when completed II will give him a
store 100 by so feet
IL Is probable that the local railroad
mems baseball team will meet n team
up from the railroad men from Fall
River at the grounds OF the Warwick
club. Friday. Sept. IL. for the men from
that city together with the manager and
other officials OF the road are to spend
that day at this delightful spot
There is one dog less on Valley street
this morning. than there was yesterday
morning, for the handsome ST Bernard
dog owned by one Getty and which at
tackled Mr.. Cannon was killed by Dog
OHAcer Dean last evening.
Ii the police OF the Chaffee street sta
tion have any spare moments. they have
been requested by Mr.. Michael Hennes-
sey OF a Helena street to devote their
time hunting for yellow COW that stray
ed away few days ago.
The Misses Sarah NJ and Mary r.
Cough OF 557 Broadway who went 10
Europe some months ago. have sent word
to their relatives here that they arrived
safe and well in New York last evening
This morning a member OF the family
went TO New York TO meet tnem and
yvln
ing
The police are looking for man IN the
annexed district who Is accused OF carry
ing on the plumbing business without a
license, and his wife says that he has
gone to New York and has been there
since Friday
Arrangements are being made for
game or ball between the clerks and the
telegraph operators OF the Consoiidated
Railroad company for Thursday after
noon. Frank Heffernan IS looking out
for the clerks
Miss May OConnor daughter OF Hugh
O'Connor OF the firm OF O'Connor Broth
ers IS at Narragansett Pier I'm company
with her aunts the Misses Maggie and
Nellie Burke Of Manton avenue.
The Insurance adjusters looked over
the Lamb fire yesterday and So far
have settled with Mrs. Murphy. whose
property was somewhat damaged
Paul San Souci. Alfred West and
James Hogan who have been taking ufe
easy at Block Island returned 20 their
homes IN Mount Pleasant TODAY
Mrs Lucy. wife OF Alfred r. Chsprnan
the veteran moterman on the Broadway
line and daughter are spending a few
weeks with her parents at Springhe,d.
Vermont
Edward Munroc who. IS years ago was
in business in this place and now con
nected with Frank Jones company OF
Manchester. n. H. is visiting here
The Dyer avenue line cars came out
with new side Signs yestrday. the same
reading on one side. Dyer avenue and
the other Swan Point"
The Young Athletic Jrs. defeated the
Viola Stars on the Pocasset avenue
grounds yesterday afternoon by a score
OF n 20 6
John Coiwen prescription clerk at BY
ron A. Smiths drug store and family are
az New Bedford
Thomas Sullivan. the well known horse
dealer az Silver Hook. is reported as be
ing seriously il
Westminster Circle. Companions OF the
Forest met I'm Stokes hall. last evening
and initiated one candidate
Johy Rcgan, a member 81 Hose IA on
Putfhm street has returned from his ten
days furlough
Mrs. Harrington. mother Of Dr. w. II
Harrington, IL dead AZ her home IN North
Adams Mass
The olneyville and Elmwoods will nlav
bali on the Merlno Flats this afternoon
Frank slavin is said 20 be somewhat
| Improved.
JOHN o'coNNeLl.
hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk store and
LAunaTs is Just above the postofice.