The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-30
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Much Abused Man. Dams After
Them.-Leg Amputated.
Is Good Looking Stole Rugs.
Boy Found General Mention.

Olneyv1lIe branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernon's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue Telephone 4o-West.
Daniel Moulton who, II is claimed by
those who knew him, best say that he is
q very much abused man he had been
out OF work for some time and yesterday
found employment and started TO work,
but he had not been working long before
an Officer from the Chaffee street station
plsoed him under arrest on warrant
charging him with non-support
T-hts his friends say is one hard knock,
for thay claim that whom most men are
arrested for this, Il is done in the morn
ing. 20 that the man does not have TO
spend a night In celi at the station. but
Dan had an afternoon and night OF II.
He IN but 20 years old. and one firm that
he worked for, FOR more than eight years.
say that he was always steady, sober and
reliable and the firm with others who
know the family. say that n the case Is
one OF non-support, he. Mr.. Moulton, Is
not wholly 90 blame. He says he is not
guilty. The home OF the family II at 3o2
Academy avenue
DAMS AFTER THEM.
The Hon. Daniel F. Grady is not at all
particular about few sticks OF wood for
he is always ready and willing 10 help
sny one In noed but when they feel as ~
they bad TO steal wood from him, he. MIR.
Grady, has n strong desire 10 catch them,
at H.
Mr.. Grady's voodpils ON C1eanatis street
has been growing smaller for some time.
and this hurt his feelings for ne did not
Srrppose that there was person in the
ward that would steal anything from him,
excep< perhaps on election day. so he
name 10 the conclusion that the best
thing for him TO DO was 10 take the po-
tcs or the Chaffee street station into his
confidence and perhaps with their com
bsned efforts, tho wood steaJer would be
launched. and II Is doubtful II Mr. Grady
would appear against the fellow after
they catch him
LEG AMPUTATED.
At the Rhode Island hospital Yesterday
n was deemed advisable to amputats
John Hollands right leg. A few evenings
ago Mr. Holland, while going to his home
on Grey street slipped and fell and this
being an out or the way place, was
obliged TO shout for assistance
Two boys went to him and they called
= number OF men who lived I'm the vicinity
and also notified the police. Mr. Holland
was sent 10 the hospital. and here it was
FOUND that his leg had been broken just
above the ankle. A day or two ago blood
poison set in and amputation was made
necessary.
DIED SUDDENLY.
The nine mont his old daughfer OF q fam
lly named Feeney living at Alton
street, which had been sick for a month |
nhvsIn nh more and S, not been attended by a
the undertaken called to prepare the re- |
mains for burial he learned these facts
et,sr winch the medical examiner was |
called ana the necessary permission was
given.
rs GOOD LOOKING.
Mrs IeClatr OF 3 Bough street. Ever !
eut. Mass. has asked the police to locate
N one OF the rubber shops I'm this city |
MIS-. LeClairs letter TO the police init |
mates that her missing husband is a |
stout. blue eyes. light complexion and a |
smooth face. and she also adds that no |
one would take him to be a married man. |
GENERAL MENTION.
John Walsh OF 50 Parnell street report |
walking on the railroad track YESTERDAY |
morning that he found cheap watch, |
which the owner can have by calling |
Fire alarm boxes 227 and 42s were pulled |
yesterday afternoon, both being for grass |
ores, one at 14ls Chalkstone avenue and |
lnc olut1 AT the corner or Dik0 and |
Boueh streets. No damage was done
AT the meeting, OF Perseverance, lodge,
Fnights OF Pythias, in Springers hall, |
last evening, the rank OF esquire was |
conferred upon one candidate.
Mrs. Jennie Starkweather OF 81 Latham !
Ptreet reported 60 the police last even |
Ing that valuable rug was stolen from |
q line IN her yard yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nyra Falioro who has been the |
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Mott |
on Plainneld street for n few weeks. re- |
turned TO her home at Railway, ~ j., |
yesterday.
Al 1923 hast evening the police found |
mat the gum slot machine at l54 De- |
laine street had been broken into aud |
q small amount OF cash had been taken |
Albsrt DeSharris. four years old was |
found on The square yesterday afternoon |
and sent 10 his home. g. McDonouKh
street by the police
The work Of rernodelltng the old Dyer
estate on Westminster street. weather
permitting. win be beF7in Monday, April
il
AT the services ~ 81. Anthony's church
tomorrow morning. there will be q pro
cession OF the children OF the parish.