The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-06
Engineer Joseph Bishop Had Narrow
Escape From Death This Morning.
Presentation to Popular Young Man.
Smith Forgot Where He Left Rig.
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News Store IS Hartford Telephone 4o-West.

News Store, IS Hartford avenue.
Joseph Bishop, who has charge of the
hosting engine used for the construction
of the boiler house of the Atlantic mills,
on Manton avenue, had narrow escaIc
from being killed just before o'clock
this morning Mr.. Bishop, who Is said
TO be an EXPERT engineer, was In the
act OF oiling the engine prior To starting
it for the day lie stood upon the base
OF the engine with one foot on spoke
of the large fy or balance wheel. and IN
reaching he in some way came In con-
tact with the lever. and this set the en-
gfne in motion in second.
He was thrown quite a distance put as
none OF the large gang OF workmen had
begun their labors for the day they were
soon by his side. and were happy TO learn
that his injuries were not OF fatal ma
nature. He was carried into the little
shed used by the foreman for Mcguire "
Penniman. the contractors, and word was
sent TO the Rhode Island hospital In a
few moments an ambulance from that
institution was on the scene. IL was
found that Mr.. Bishops right foot was
badly. injured. He was taken to the
his brother on Grass street The in)ureo
man is a resident of Boston. Mass.
A SURPRISE VISIT.
William Rogers. a popular young man,
was very pleasantly surprised by mousse
fun OF his young friends on SATURDAY
pleasant feature OF the evening was tne
presentation OF beautiful fob chain 10
Mr.. Rogers. Mr.. ovelsr Savoy onlciating
as speechmaker for the happy party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, parents OF tne
young man. did all that was possible to
make the event an enjoyable one, ana the
supper that the young folks sat down TO
was worthy OF the Ancients and Honor
ables.
ssn, sara Roger Theresa Iovett. Victoria
Dragon. Ethel Hall. Lena Anderson, LIZ,
zie Conley. Isabella Kennedy. Ethei
sewell. Agnes Payette, John Dagai; I've
Pillsington. James Rogers, william Pills-
ington. Vienane Payette. Alfred APurnell.
Edward Heart, william Corby, George
Hall and Carl Grechian. ~
FAMILY REUNION
dav or so ago Des Oranges. the well
known local photographer. was somewhat
surnrised when man called upon him
and asked II his name was Des Oranges
The artist replied that IL was and then
the caller said that his name was Armf-
dose Duchanncan OF Brockton. Mass. Mr.
Des Oranges knew that he had relatives
OF that name. but had never seen or
heard of any OF them, and he, Of course,
made the caller feel at home.
The two chatted for a few moments.
and then Mr. Des Oranges asked Mr.
Duchanncan for he and MT Des Gran
ges were cousins, how he located him.
Mr.. Duchanncan said that one day last
week he called upon friend at
Rrockton and on the table OF the friends
house was a photograph that bore his,
Des Oranges. name and thinking that he.
Dee Oranges, might be a relative, come TO
Providence 10 learn whether he was or
not. Mr. Des Oranges was the most pleas
ed OF the two, for II Is more than ~ years
since he had met any relative outside OF
his Immediate family. Mr. Duchanncan
spent n day or 80 with his new found rel
atfve. and IL will not be many moons be-
fore Mr.. Des Oranges takes trip TO
Brockton.
LOST HIS TEAM.
Henry smith left his home In South
Ccffuate yesterday for st. Josephs hospi-
tai. where his wife is being cared for.
Henry fell by the wayside and reached
the square at an early hour this morning
and was hatless. This was not all for he
could not tell where on earth he had left
his old brown mare and democrat wagon
He notified the police OF his loss and
one OF them kindly furnished him with
hat. Smiths personal appearance this
morning would indicate that he had slept
out OF doors for the night.
SHOT IN THE LEG.
John Capperello and John Delarto.
scholars at the Webster avenue school
found toy pistol at the home OF Capper-
clio. 5l2 Union avenue. yesterday noon
and while on their way 10 school began |
shooting at objects and during that time /
Delarto shot Capperello In the right leg. |
Young Capperello says that his compan- /
Ion shot ~ him and Delarto says that 4
capperello shot himself.
GENERAL MENTION.
The executive committee OF the Provi-
DO La Las
evening and awarded prizes to the win
rlns rs teams and In the following order:
Dewey Boys. Ridges and TneNdos A COM
ml,,ee consisting OF Messrs Peter Rily.
Eusene Lynch and George Malone was
appo,n,eo 70 arrange for a banquet FOR the
members OF all the teams
The attendance at Al Mar,.s fair s,,ii
continues TO be large and the financial
!eturns are or a goodly sum Last even |
Ing the Faika Singing club were tbo
guests ot the evening and tonisht .bs
Young Mems Literary and Social rlub
will attend IN a body
Patroiman Campbell fo,,na a A,...-,.
under the shed IN the rear ~ the ola
Greek tavern on Hartford avenue a, t9.,E
last evening". II awaits an owner a, ,hc
Chaffee Street station.
The Ladies Auxiliary II the Ray.,, /
Literary and Social club will NEE, al ,hs
perlors Of the club on Valley street this |
evening and take further action IN IVORY
Of the proposed fair.
A few citizens of Manton are 20 meet
IN Kings hall tomorrow evening and talk
politics. They will be addressed By HE
Exceilency Governor Gsrvin and Others
Among those who are Interested In this
meet are Paris Mathewson. who IN days
gone By had hand in politics
Count Sheridan. p. Of A. met IN Stokes
hall last night Initiated two candidates
ao1 pai1 s1ck osnents to two brothers.