The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-01

made his way out Of the angry crowd.
Later IN the day Mr.. Berne went to his
house and took him into custody.
THE OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
The outlook for olneyviile is brighter
a few years ago, for all OF the Ills are
receiving orders TO about the full
capacity. II is but a few nights ago tnat
the Atlantic mills was obliged to start
running its dyeing department and mill
No. all night. and No. mill portion
OF the night. Beginning with last night
the management found II necessary to
run No. mill all night. which will sivo
steady employment TO at least 900 more
operators and In all upwards of 500. This
is decided change OF affairs, for many
OF the departments have been working on
short time.
Some of the departments at the River
side mills are being pushed TO their full
capacity night and day. so that the In.
dications are that the mill will soon open
up other departments for night work
DOG ATTACKS LITTLE GIRL.
Jennie l., Carpenter, who lives at q
Magdaline street, SO her parents claim.
was bitten by large ST Bernard dog
owned by John Cook of Terrace avenue
yesterday noontime while on her wav
home from school. According to what can
be learned. the dog attacked the child
at the corner OF Laurel Hill and Pocassct
avenues First the dog struck her In the
face with his paw and then bit her upon
the forehead making a nasty wound The
little one was taken To the office of DR.
Thompson on Magnolia street, who closed
the wound with a number of stitches.
The case has been reported to the police
GENERAL MENTION.
Isaac Wyatt. a member OF Hook and
Ladder No. 3. happened 10 be at break
fast at a most opportune time this morn
Ing. for In the rear OF his boarding house
q fire broke out In nile OF rubbish. Had
he not discovered IL when he did tho re-
suit might have been serious.
There were Halloween parties galore
throughout this district last evening. and
many crowds could be seen vending their
way home from 10;so until long after mid.
night.
Quite number OF property owners are
)r did spend considers BILE time IN f,n6ip,,
yates that had been stolen or removes 10
,ther places.
Fanny Wilde OF Steere avenue was
imong the many who came into tho
qusre last evening 70 see the parade. II
'ost her just si3 90 see H. for she los,
hat amount from her pocket.
The Columbus union are arranging for
heir annual banquet and ball that will |
q held In odd Fellows ban on Academy /
venue, Monday evening. Nov. II.
Mr. Bernard Nanglo OF ss Bancroft l
treet reported to the police last evening 4
nat strange dog killed six OF his hens. /
alued al S.
Walter and Roy Maher have opened a
'oot and shoe store In a portion of tho
tore recently vacated by Henry Melvin.
John Ahearn OF 353 Mauton avenue. re.
'orted TO the police that tools valued M
oout - were stolen from n house on
)ak street. Yesterday
Ihis being All Saints day. services were
lelu az .. and o'clock al Ct Mary's
'athollc church this morning.
Mr.. william Banv has returned To his
'ld post at the local store OF Hall a LYON
company
The funeral OF Margaret 4. Costello.
VIC or Patrick Costello. was held at 81
Ihereasa church this morning
This being a holy day. there were no
SESSIONS held az the parochiai schools
Manufacturers lodge of odd Fellows
MI meet this evening
The pleasant face of Mr. John Nrrrhv
'sf seen on the square yesterdsy
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