The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
OLNEYvILLE.
Clerks Turn ihe Tables on the Car Men
and Win the Game.
Three Dogs Engage in a Scrap and
Now ihe Owners Are in Trouble.
Oneyvie Branch of the Providence News Heenan News
Store, IS Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West

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treasurer OF the clerks borrowed rs OF the
| N62. so poor Pop don't see where he
comes In as q high salaried umpire.
! There was fun galore. and AT the next
game. which will be Thursday. June 4,
the railroad company will find IL hard 10
! get men In this section 10 run a car.
DOG STORY.
Dogs with a tendency to fight have
got a couple OF families who reside on
I Harris avenue into trouble and this
trouble may he fought out I'm the courts
Hewitt and Barrett are the families con-
| cerned.
Mr.. Hewitt owns a handsome Shepard
dog which Mr. Hewitt says is not an
out and out lighter, but is not cur by
any means
| The Barrett's who live next door own
TWO dogs one being a first class fighter
ana the second belongs in the third or
| fourth class, or at least he can't whIp
Mr.. Hew.tts Shepard day or so ago
barretts third or fourth class dog wan
dered into Hewitt's yard and When there
was night. and according to the report
one OF the female members OF the BAR
| rett household SAID that the only way 10
\ END the fight between the two CANNES
\ was TO quietly drop the first class Bar
rett dog over the fence and the battle
would end In second
some kind hearted individual was found
VINO was Wiling 10 take the first class
\ fighter by tho nap OF the neck and dron
! him over 10 the two bum fighters and as
predicted by the Barretts the fight ended
I Tor the hrst class fighter was wise and
/ plched into the Hewitt canine while the
third or fourth class Barrett dog having
\ quite enough OF the battle crawled
! through a hole, and went home 10 wash
up.
While the fight was In progress the
J hn f.ilx-
, In little side talk and the words law
and arrest were mentioned quite freely.
/ so the Barretts 10 be the first on the
\ Held called at the Chanee street police
station and told their side Of the fight.
4 Later in the day a delegation from the
/ Hewitts called and the police told their
stores To the agent Of the society OF
/ cruelty 10 an.hals. and this morning
! the big slate on the sergeants desk bore
\ the name OF Thomas r. Barrett ana the
/ legend that followed IL read: did caus-
an animal to fight. to wit a dog"
AT IT AGAIN.
! There was another labor disturbance
at the Weybosset mills yesterday when
| one OF those In authority started in 10
! tntrude on the two loom system This
man called upon an old time weaver. an
| lrishman. and ordered him TO run two
looms. and he promptly refused and was
I discharged Then a Frenchman was
| called. then German. and these like
the Irshman, refused and were also sent
out. This Official then went To one
| higher In authority and reported that he
/ was unable 10 get any one that would
/ run two looms, but the higher official
said that he would get some one. and I'M
mediately went TO the room and ordered
! a man 10 run two looms but as soon as
| the high officials back was turned the
man put on his coat and left.
The high official was tori OF the cir
! cumstance, and then he put an Italian
/ on the looms and so far as Is known
| the Italian is still running the two looms
One OF the men d dscharged made the
| statement that there Is but little to do
/ in the mill and men are not much better
! off by working there at all.
A Shirt Waist party and assembly was
| given by James J. Nc Cormick To the pu-
/ pills Of HIS summer season class in Libra
/ ry Hall, last evening and IL was n very
/ pleasant affair. Mr.. Nc Corm!ck and his
| sister Helen. who Is his assistant were
| presented with handsome rings by their
pupils Michael Callahan making the
! presenta ton speech. the grand march
was led by John Mulligan and Miss Ma
mie Griffin, during intermission refresh
ments were served
| The committee were as follows:
Floor marshal Michael Callahan; as
sistant floor marshals. Frederick Fam
ming. William Ryan; aids. John Muligan,
( Martin Cooney. John q. Feeney. John
! Hazard. Joseph King, Frank Mahsr.
James Cooney. George Herbert, Stephen
/ Horridge. Joseph Finiean
ToMoRRows GAME.
1 Olneyville will play the strong Fall
River independents on Merno Flats to-
morrow and a rattling good game is ex.
pected as Dresser will hand out some of
his puzzles TO the Fall River aggregation.
Walsh. who made such a good showing
for Olneyvllle at second will be on hand
again. Thorpe will play right field. lie
Is slashing hitter. Clifford Is expected
TO play left for Olneyville The Fall
River management SAYS the team will be
specially strengthened for this game.
The makeup OF Olneyvile will be as
follows: Wiley. C.: Dresser. p: Hanna
way. ib. Walsh. 2b: Foulder. $ r.. Des-
low. sb.; Taylor, c. f.: clifford. l. f.;
Thorpe. T. Z.
AT HOME
MIR. James MUlchary and family are
visiting his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Fricker. at 26 Lena street.
Mr. Mulchay holds prominent position
al the Plymouth mills M Plymouth, but
this mill has been condemned on account
Of its settling by n bed OF quick sand 7
Engineers have been unable so far TO es
tablish a foundation for that portion of
the mill affected
GENERAL MENTION.
The date Of the opening OF the Daniel. \
sonvil!e road has now been set for Friday
Of next week a special party will be
taken over the line on Thursdav and ~
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