The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-09

Now and then there is a man in Olney-
Vile who has happy day or 80 In his
lifetime. and the last name 10 be added
90 this pleasant list Is Patrick IL. sulli
van. the best-known conductor on the
Manton and Centredal route. for he is
now the papa OF twins that came TO him
yesterday morning at his home. 1871 Whit
tier avenue. According TO the statement
OF DR. Rose who Is an old friend OF the
family, the newly arrived boy and girl.
and mother bid fair TO live long and en-
Joy life.
yesterday. for the reason that he could
not tell $40 bill from a nickel. and the
last seen OF him was making his way
20 his home. and had one or two very
mysterious parcels under his arm Twins
come high In olneyville. but Mr.. Sulli-
van stands ready TO pay union prices, for
ne was twin himself, and has made
success in life, for he Is happy today
and In fact every day and he also says
that he has but one friend among his
circle of acquaintances who Is any closer
friend of President Roosevelt than he,
and as that friend has paid his price. Mr..
Sullivan does not care TO mention MS
name. The boy weighed nine pounds and
the girl eight pounds. and the new arri-
viii soon put their feet under his table
and the best OF all is that Is so far as
Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are concerned, Is
that one OF the late arrivals Is girl.
WERE NOT LOST.
According TO the report in last Friday
evenings News, reporting James Shelly
and John McKenna, two popular young
men or Lymansville. as being lost, II
might be stated on good authority that
the above men were really lost but We're
at Block Island. enjoying the cool sea
breezes and the beautiful surf for bath
ing Messrs Shelly and McKenna were
registered at the Pilot Hill house. one OF
the most beautiful places on the island.
for one who really went 10 the Island for
a quiet and peaceful sojourn, as these
men go 10 the island for a rest and not
10 get all tired out and come back home
10 rest as many of their nelghbors do.
The supposed committee Of citizens ap-
pointed TO 20 10 the island 10 look for
the supposed lost ones did not reach the
destination OF their mission but were
found 10 have only gone as far as the
Manton railroad station or thereabouts.
when their pallets became so dry they
were obliged 20 stop 10 quench thcir
thirst, and by so doing missed their train
and so decided II best 10 drown their
much-distracted nerves and then return
10 STAKE their adventures as best they
could under the circumstances
A MAN IN THE CASE
John Reail blacksmith. living at 1893
Westminster street. has asked the police
70 locate his wife. and intimates that a
good-looking young fellow who made hts
hone in the same house with him IL re-
eponsible for her disappearance,
Mrs Reail according 10 her husband'L
statement left home saturday Aug. s. to
A.. - he La 1ts
friend in Boston, and the day she went
away the young man went. and he has
not heard word from her since.
Mr.. Reail says that her name Is Fanny.
ss about feet and 3 inches in height.
weighs about $50 pounds, black hair and
eyes and has no teeth.
A FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.
Joseph s. Moody. who at one time was
an overseer at the Dyerville mills, but
retired some years ago. and went 10 Cape
Cod TO pass the remainder Of his days II
dead. He leaves two sons. one Edga II.
who lives on Eastwood avenue and Geo.
A., superintendent Of the Warren Cotton
mills at Warren, Mass.
AZ one time he figured IN considerable
extent In what was known as the Cape
Cod Canal controversy.
GENERAL MENTION.
Michael Healey.a young mill man board
Ing at 81 Florence street, had very mar
row escape from death last evening. ior
ne thought was EPSON salts. He was
taken 10 the Rhode Island hospital, and
this morning he was reported as being
The italian boy who was assaulted by
fellow countryman on the broadway
bridge a few days ago. is still az the
Rhode Island hospital. AZ first ~ was sup
posed that his injuries would prove fatal.
out now he seems 20 he on the road 10
recovery
Lizzie Martin of S Ralph street mourns
the loss Of a pockethook that she lost
while on her way 10 the church OF Mes
rah last evening II contained two 81
mills. q dollar In small change. a black
SIN glove and a number of receipts for
dues In secret societies
fhe olneyville Checker club met last
evening ana made arrangements 10 finish
the tournament that was begun early last
fall and when this is completed so or
more players Will start In what is known
nf knock out game"
An old man while standing I'm front Of
1fddle's store on Westminster street last
evening. h.iped himself 70 some potatoes
and was detected by one of the clerks.
quarts from his pockets and then drove
him on.
The Hon. d. y Grady Of this place had
q very attractive wagon In the parade
Monday and he h somewhat tired TODAY,
for no man made more bows or answered
more questions durirE the day than aid
the Hon. Dan himsen.
The Emmet Rifles will hold an outing
Fenner's farm sunday. The prospects are
that there will be al least three party
wagon loads OF members and friends. who
will participate. and the committee viii
do all that II possible TO make them hap
py.
-Four young men were picked up by the
police In the rear of Hartford avenue AZ
an early hour this morning as suspicious
persons, two Of them being members OF