The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-04

c,lnevviiIe branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store. l5
Hartford avenue. Telephone to-West.
tale OF woe again comes from The
swamp" otherwise known as "The
Valley OF Death and property owners
IN the vicinity wish 10 once again reg
lister their protest. The fighting woman
OF Judith street Is on the warpath and
certainly ought 10 be promptly placed
under restraint. She simply seeks her
own shadow for trouble while her police
record Of the past has not the least
awe for her. In her case there ID no
reason why the ordinances OF the city
aud the statutes OF the state should not
be strictly enforced.
PURLOINED HER PURSE.
Mary Fleming laid down In her room at
1858 Westminster street. Sunday after
noon. April 3. and while asleep some one
stole her purse that she had tucked In
the upper part OF her clothing for safe
keeping When she awoke tns purse
was gone and with II $S
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Thomas Donneily. who had been suffer-
Ing from Bright's disease for some time,
was taken to the Rhode Island hospital
yesterday morning and died at that In
sttution early last evening.
The deceased was a member OF the firm
OF Donnelly Brothers OF McDonough
street and was deservedly popular
GENERAL MENTION.
The boys. who strayed away from here
some time ago and got into trouble at
Plainneld, Conn, had their trial yester-
daN and thoaa u,ho uyera out IN hail uera
on hand. They all got GO days sentence.
which is considered exceedingly light to
be imposed by Connecticut Judge. There
was no fine.
The Olneyvile car men went 10 Elm
wood yesterday and came hack as happy
AS a lot OF two-year- In consequence
the stock Of the ball team has been with
drawn from the market, FOR they trimmed
the Elmwood team by score of rs To n.
The Elmwoods had been looked upon as
the cream OF the Street Railway Base
ball league.
Mary L. Conley or Lisbon street. fell,
while walking on Gladstone avenue yes
terday afternoon. and cut her lip. She
WAS taken home by two men. and DR..
Smith rendered medical assistance
James Fitzpatrick, who for many years
had been employed by the Boston Store
as teamer and was we'll known In this
residence on Clifford street. this morn
ing. lie had been sick but two days.
Air. Luke Radigan OF this place. who
for many years was In the employ Of the
Anthony a Cowel company. and has
held The position OF sergeant In the En-
met Rines, left for st. Louis this morning.
where ne hes accepted a very lucrative
position.
Andrew MCNAMARA OF the Arm Of Fox
inir
Coogan. went flshing yesterday and, ac-
corins TO the story told by some Of
their best friends. they caught a limited
lot of very small firh.
William Glennan of the firm OF Dooley
& Glennan on Valley street. is confined
TO his home on Oak street. "a the result
OF fall from a car at Oakland Beach.
last Sunday.
Annie Naphey. Is years old. while play
ing in Davis park last evening was struck
on her right hand by boy named VIII
liam Walsh. DIT. okeefe was called and
found that one OF her fingers had been
broken.
Thistle lodge. Knights and Ladies OF
Honor will hold their last social OF the
season In Mechanics hall On Plainneld
street. tomorrow evening
Henry Garvey. a prominent member or
the Emmett Rifles was taken to the Rhode
a severe attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. David b. Knott and daughter or
sDa Plsinneld street. have returned from
three weeks stay at Waterbury, Conn.
The Rev FIR. Lenahan OF Portland, Me-,
is spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs Murphy on Valley street.
Housekeepers should bear In mind that
the markets and grocery stores will be
closed Thursday afternoons on and after
tomorrow
Richard Dunter OF Elswald street
mourns tfe loss OF a $50 bike" that was
stolen from in front OF I Eiswald street.
last evening.
Hose IA was called 10 extinguish CHM
ney FIRE in house on West Bleacbery
street at 7.20 last evening.
William Pierce was arrested at his
home on Regent avenue. last evening, on
a warrant charging him with non-support.
Patrolmsn Mowry will return from his
walton this evening and Patrolman Coax
ley will then enter upon his furlough.
Tickets for the First Light Infantry
circus held In Infantry hall Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. with Saturday mat
inee. May 6. 6 and :. can be procured at
the market OF J. J. Donnelly, ia Valley
street