The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-24
IN 0LNEYvILLE.
He Rolled Over Bank Wall and
DisIoCated Shoulder.
Cheaper TO Settle Than Be Ar
rested Baseball.

OIneyvflie branch OF the Providence
News at Hefenan's News Store, Is
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West
A young man giving his name as Al
bert Benedict his home. Boston, Mass,
and a trover by occupation. visited the
city. yesterday, and met few congenial
friends Late in the evening he parted
with his companions and undoubtedly the
smell OF the mills in olneyville attracted
his attention, so he headed for the
square. He got as far as the undertaking
establishment OF John r. Lynch e. Co. at
sos Broadway. whore he found that there
was handsome lawn IN the rear and he
could save a hals dollar or more by
making the lawn his bed
He went TO slsep and about 2 o'clock.
not thinking that he was in bed. ''roIled
over" and when ne did he fell into Eden
street. The fall OF course woke Mr.. Bene-
dict. for the distance from the edge OF the
lawn OF Mr.. Lynch 10 the top OF the old
tin can covered Eden street is not less
than 40 feet Benedict knew that he was
awake for something about his right
shoulder told him so and as he did not
know what II was. rang the door ben OF
Mr.. Michael Neary OF IS Eden street and
told him what had happened
Mr.. Neary went somewhere and tele-
phoned to the station and about this
time the police had received word that
there was something doing at the Holy
City" So the chariot was made ready
and a half dozen or more patrolmen
jumped into IT. and hurried TO the scene.
They found Benedict and took him 10
the station and from there he went 10 the
Rhode Island hospital In an ambulance
Here II was found that his shoulder had
been disiorated.
CHEAPER TO SETTLE
Edward Farrell whose castle Is on
Beer Hill" walked into n shoe shining
establishment on the square, last evening.
and got his number mines polished up 20
beautifully that he could see what he calls
his handsome face in them. No one would
have envIed Mr.. Farrell had he made his
peace with the shoe sinner. but he didn't
and the fellow that "shined" the shoes
had no idea OF letting Mr.. Farrell leave
the shop without separating himself from
a nickel.
This Mr. Farren would not do and tho |
result was that Angelo Trasie grabbed
Farrell and before he let go or him a |
large light OF glass In the front OF the |
into the street 10 finish the battle When |
they did they We're quickly picked up by |
the police. who locked them UP for
reveling
BASEBALL.
At the meeting OF the Olneyville Base
ball association held at the Olneyyille
hotel last evening. IL was decided to go
TO Lynn on the morning OF Memorial day
and play the well-known and strong team
NJ fhAe 1ft
come To this place and play in the after
noon.
On Saturday afternoon OF this week the
Olneyvilies will play the "Deans'' and
there viii be something happen 70
member OF the club that will be n fea-
ture OF the day.
BUMPED HIS HEAD.
Luke Hanley spent Last evening with
some of his jolly friends. ard as a re-
suit got on a much larger load OF in
toxicants than he could handle. So when
he reached his home. 13 Aubrey street
sno mace an attempt 20 arouse a member
wards onto the sidewalk. DR. Mnrpbx
was called and patched UP Mr. HanIey's
head
DIDN'T COME OFF
some slick individual went through Tho
square a few days ago and disposed of
LOT or tickets which, he said were for
IN entertainment 90 be given for the
oene1t Of Pine Ridge Camp. The en-
attainment was TO come of hast eventny
md quite number went TO the hail
iamcd on the ticket. but the hall was in
lsrkness
RAFT FLoPPBD OVER.
John Francis Is years ola. thought
nat he was KID yesterday and was
'laying on an old raft in the pond in the
wamp. The raft topped and Francis
Topped with II. Had 1t not been for the
roung men the chances are .hat he
would have stayed Topped
GENERAL MENTION.
George and Willie Webb. the Oldest
lot more than four year. were found
STRAY on Manton avenue last evening
md we're sent TO the Chafree Street sta
ion. whore they were called for later
~ their father OF 262 Cranston street.
James Censn, three years old was 1
Iound astray on Julian street yestcr-
lay afternoon by citizen and was sent
% the Chaffee Street station and was
ater called Dor by his mother. who lives
at 81 Bowdoin street -
John O'Neil of 10 Unit street reported
10 the police last evening that a lot OF
lead pipe had been taken from new
house on Edgemore street and that the
case was one OF malicious mischief.
rather than theft.
Joseph Nichols OF - Putnam street has
got tired OF supporting HIS
family. for he dropped ont OF sight on
April 10 ard has not been seen since
rhe funeral or Miss Elizabeth McMann
was held at st. T'heresa's church at
,'clock thte morning and was isre~~y at
ended.
The local carnen's ball team went 20
crescent Park today where they played
| team from the Traverse street sta
Ion.
A Nay party was held AZ the home Of
Mss May Midgiey, on STERLING avenue,
ast evening.
Narragansett assembly OF Good Eel
ows VIII meet this evening
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