The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-28
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
By Car Accident Expr0ssman
May Be Fatally Injured.
Motorman Arrested on Charge
Of Assault General Mention.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News At Heffernons News Store. 15
Hartford avenue. Telephone .o-West.

Oneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Herernon's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone .tc-west
Joseph Peltke. an expressman living at
81 Manton avenue. received injuries on
Academy avenue Saturday evening. that
will probably prove fatal. At late hour
he was called TO IS Capron street TO re-
move some household goods. and take
them TO house on Mount Pleasant on
the seat with Peltke was a man named
yillar Vallandria and his son. When on
Academy avenue. II Is claimed. that car
No 25e. in charge OF Motorman Brlndell.
collided with the rear end OF the wagon.
overturning the OUTFIT and buried Peltke
under the load. mis- two companions es-
Gaping uninjured
The injured man was taken into DR.
Bouchard's office and he found that no
had been seriously injured about the head,
and ordered him taken 10 the Rhode ISL
and hospital but he preferred to go home
His condition this morning was such as
to cause the attending physician TO say
that there we're but little hopes of his re-
covery.
A CLOSE CALL.
At 1920 last night an alarm OF fire was
sent in from box e6 for a blaze i'm a house
ar 2I4 Amherst street. and as near as the
police can learn IL was caused by a man
and his wife getting into argument
and upsettng a lamp. The family's Is
Kedanie and Patroimen Feely and A. NJ
Rowley had considerable difficulty In get
ting Mrs kedanie out OF the house. She
was removed to a house on Steere avenue,
but when this family learned Of the con-
dition OF the woman the members did not
care TO shelter her AS soon as some of
hnr fri lie tBot a. g.,
exercise a hand in removing her, they
took charge OF her. and succeeded in get
ting her out OF the house on Steere aSs-
nue.
The damage to the Amherst street
house was slight.
WANTS BETTER TREATMENT.
Elizabeth McMsnus who left her home,
100 Orms street, Tuesday. March Is, was
taken from the home OF friend at 81
Claremont avenue. yesterday morning by
Detective Mcguire. She was taken 10 the
Chaffee Street station and there told the
police that her treatment az home was
not what she thought IL should be- and
unless there was a great change in the
program, would not remain at home. She
impressed the police az being a bright.
smart and respectable girl and with
proper treatment would remain at home.
a RUNAWAY.
A horse attached TO one of kinball g.
Colwets delivery wagon. and in charge Of
John w. Martin. ran away from the COR
ner OF Dean and Fountain streets this
morning. When the Broadway hill bridge
was reached the runaway coilided with a
produce wagon OF a man named Quinn.
overturning II and put Il out Of commits
suon. The horse was caught by a young
man named John Henry.
GENERAL MENTION
The members of the Order OF ST George
will meet with What Cheer lodge In
Stokes hall Thursday evening. April z,
and make arrangements for their annual
Sunday parade that will be held on the
afternoon of April 24th and later will at
tend services at one OF the local churches
The Holy City" was IN a blaze OF glory
last evening and a man named Garvey
was at the head OF the executive COM
mittee. IL was said that the celebration
was due TO the fact that some were glad
that one OF his oldtime nelghbors had re-
turned. while others suggested that II
was jealousy. They had the celebration
anyhow.
| The Robert Emmett Literary association
| met yesterday afternoon and started the
ball rolling for the summer IL was
decided TO hold a special meeting this
evening in Cadets hall, WHOM n commit
| tee will be appointed to arrange for the
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annual field day during the summer or
the Irish societies OF the city and state.
Edward Farrell. who has been manager
\ of the local branch OF the United Cigar
| stores companys store, with his assist
| ant. Frank Tanning, severed their CON
nectfons with the firm Saturday noon
time. and were succeeded by two strang-
ers William Dows and James OHara.
The Regent Literary and Social club
held "a meeting in their parlors on Valley
street Yesterday afternoon. The commit
| tee arranging for the annual banquet that
! IS TO be held In odd Fellows hall, Fri
day evening. April 20. reported progress.
| The mission for meu at St Mary's
! church closed at fS last evening, the
Rev. FIR. Collins making the last appeal
! 70 the men.
! The nnal exercises for women were held
! AZ $3.50. and at 49o n special class was
confirmed
| At the meeting of the Young Mems
Literary and Social club. yesterday af-
| ternoon the president. Thomas Mckenna,
was presented with a handsome gold
watch by the members, John T Cooney
making the presentation speech.
| There Ia n number OF families In the
! vicinity OF lanyard Lane" that would
have q kindiier feeling towards their fell
| low man II a stop was put 10 the racket
made by horse that IS stalled in an
old shed IN the rear
Tho patrol box, located at tho corner
| os Putnam and Appleton streets. has beer
| removed 90 Hunttn Eton avenue. near Mo
! Donough street. and is now No. Is.
Tho Holy Name society connected with
st. Mary's church, attended the o'clock
| services yesterday morning with tho
largest attendance for n long time. After
the ceremony the Office OF the society
| was read
William q. Troy, web known resi-
dent OF this place. left for New London
Conn. this morning. where he has ac-
cepted a position on n New London
daily.
Katie Rafferty,. who left her home on
| Huntington avenue on St Patrick's day.
was found at work I'm a mill at Paw
tucket Saturday. and returned 10 her
/ parents
The funeral OF James Catalan. one OF
! the Oldest residents OF the annexed dis
| trict. was held At 81 Authonys church
/ this morning and was largely attended.
Peabody lodge. Sons Of St George will
! hold an interesting meeting In odd Eel
\ lows hall ou Plainheld street this even