The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-09
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Was in, the ToiIs---Op to the
Times s-Up Early.
Red.hot Time in Storo-FOund
a Purse Social Session.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News Is at Heffernon's News Store. ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West


News is at Hefrernon's News Store. u
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West
John. better known as 'Jackeen,"
Dolan, was arrested at his home on Lear
street this morning.
Young Dolan is said 20 be a member |
OF the famous Junction" gang. who
some time ago amused themselves by |
stoning Pstrolmen Tracy and Harmon.
The other OF tho gang have been ar
rested but "Jackeen" skipped.
Yesterday he came back, and he was
not at home many moments before the
police were aware of the fact
At 4 o'clock this morning Sergeant Pot
ter. accompanied by Patrolmen Henry
Harmon. sherman and Tracy, went 10 his
house and guarded the house. Mr. Pot
ter and Tracy went into the house and
made a thorough search even 10 looking
into every bed, but no "Jackeen' could
be found They had about given up ihe
search and were to leave the house, but
the sergeant said that before going out
he would Just take a look" behind all
OF the opened doors IN the house, and this
was fortunate for the police, for behind I
a door I'm the entry stood brave
"Jackeen." fully dressed and ready 10
make A break. The sergeant had small
electric light and this he turned on the
young man. and when he saw him. turned
TO Mr. Tracy ana asked VINO ne was.
Mr. Tracy said that he was the man
wanted. and that ended the man hunt.
- At the station 'Jackeen'' said that he
had been i'm Canada since the affair, but
could not keep away from his old stamp
tng grounds.
Hh was arraigned in the Sixth District
court this morning for making an assault
on the officers with dangerous weapon
UP TO THE TIMES.
No one can say that women. or at least
one who conducts boarding house IN
Olneyville square. are not progressive
and have not an eye fog business.
Yesterday nootime CROWDS satnereo
| on tn. square TO listen TO the strains OF
, a. swaetest of music, the soft low kind
that one hears once in a while at
! theatre.
! There was. of course, a lot OF rubber
| neclxing'' and sooner or later the large
| audience learned that the SAID sweet
| strains came from the upper WINDOW or
house IN the square and in close proAiIi-
itv is a sign In bold letters announcing
! the fact that the said house Is boarding
house and board can be secured by the
| day or week 40.
| Iust how much Of an attraction TINS
will be for the music comes from phono-
srauh has not vet been learned, but IL Is
Quite evident that the lady Of the mouse
was quite busy at noontime yesterday
for while the horn OF The machine pro-
truded from the window II did not belcn
forth any sweet strains
UP EARLY.
hand organ. the bright sun and
couple OF bluebirds beat Ernest Williams
the well known Plainfeld street barber
out OF two hours sleep this morning
Usually MIR. Williams gets up about
o'clock In the morning, but the sun Yves
so bright this morning and this with the
music OF an organ and the BIRDS caused
Mr.. williams to think that II was
o'clockgSo he arose got his breakfast ano
came down street. This caused young and
old 10 wonder for. with the exception o.
Washiugton's Birthday, when Mr.. VIII
liams and some of his oronies went u
Boston to play checkers, he has never
! been seen on the street at so early ar
hour.
GOT A CANARY.
The officer at the Chaffee street sta
I tion had a canary in cage at the station
Yesterday The canary was not one or tn
singing kind, but was Tom Canary o
2 Scituate. who came into the city with ;
pair of horses and got so fun or "booze
, that he could not handle his team, so h
E was taken into custody and his team pu
J. up at McDermott's stable.
GENERAL MENTION.
E II is reported that there is a red-ho
war I'm the Democratic camp at Johnston
], Cor few claim that secret caucus wa
? held in a barber shop. just before the reg
{ uIar caucus, and the matter Is bein
e looked into, for some were left out
= the cold are mad as wet hens
8 The Henry Grattan Literary aseoctauo
= will hold a concert and entertainment II
- Holden's hall Wednesday evening. Marc
ffi6. An address will be made by Mayo
John ]. Higgins of Pawtucket ana MI
a Miles McNamec will preside, -.
: Mary Csrmody OF 12l Julian stree
found purse near ear M her home ,S ySSNeraSs yes ewHs
h can have the same by calhng upon nel
Q The police think that they know who los
= 'i' Yesterday afternoon, while Netti
Leach was absent from her home. 20 al
. Tempo street some one sneaked into he
% cellar and stole valuable rooster sh
has reported her loss 10 the police.
Westminster circle. Companions ot IN
: Forest. held a well-attonded session !
k didate was initiated and one applicatio
for membership was received.
Tho dramatic class of the Senior clu
U held an entertainment in the Spragu
hein house sunday evening, which was a hns
soESeSs Composed Of ladies only. -, ,,
y reported 10 the police last evening tina
o ts lost a waterproof coat while on hi
[ way 10 work at the Atlanic mills yes
John Taylor OF 81 ophelia street. VII
m.nrns tho loss OF s1252 that was stole
from him Sunday. finds that upon tskin
stock that q new pair of rubbers wei
also taken.
Thomas II. Day OF this place. who hs
4 has his left leg done up In cast for som
A time on account OF n bad sprain, Is no
:, able 20 go about with but the use OF
a cane.
= The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Egan. or
of the oldest residents hereabouts, wa
- held at St Anthony's church this morr
: ing The interment was at st. Ann
q cemetery.
Is A can OF milk, the property OF job
!. Fntwistie OF 81 lowell avenue. wJ
!, stolen from the front OF Garvey Brother
- store. 75g Atwell's avenue. this mornin
Is Messrs John r. Rogers clerk at owe
o'Gara's on broadway. and John J. SEQ
OF Valley street. went to Boston ye
L terhay 90 attend the funeral OF rel'
tive.