The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-02
IN 0LNEYv|LLE.
Wanted to 60 BaCk-Hav0 No
Rent Day.
Man Found In Critical Condi-
tIOn-0thlr Local liens.
i Olneyvills Branch OF the Providence
News Is at Heffernan's News Store. is
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West.

IL In trouble. having been arrested on
Delaine street. last evening by Patrol
man Koch and was locked up at the.
Chaffee street station.
According to the police Clabby was
riding ina wagon. owned by Benjamin
Munroe OF Rehoboth. the same having
been stolen from North Main street
earlier I'm the day
The team was not injured To any great
extent, and for this Mr.. Munroe feels
thankful. but he feels exceedingly sorry
that 20 or more little packages that
we're In the team are missing. MIR.
Munroe has many relatives here and has
quite little family at home, and he
came into the city yesterday TO call upon
his relatives, all of whom gave him
Christmas presents for the members OF
his family, but these are gone.
Clabby says he was i'm the team, but
says he knows nothing about the miss
ing bundles. and was very much under
the influence OF liquor when arrested.
1t is not many moons ago since this
young fellow undertook 10 "clean up
Patrolman Coakley on Atwell's avenue.
and gave that patrolman quite a tussle
for at the time he was wearing a heavy
rubber cape and boots, but he got the
coat off in a hurry and then Clabby
found that he had made an awful mis-
take. for he was soon down and out.
WANTED TO GO BACK.
Richard Delanco, 10 years old. and
Thomas Clark IS. made their escape
from the reform school yesterday. At
tendant Butterfield was soon on their
tracks. and saw them on Union avenue,
but they ehded him Mr.. Butterfield
then sent word to the Chaffee street sta
tion to be on the lookout for the boys.
Later In the evening a telephone mes
sage was received from Darcy's Drug
store on Union avenue that there were
two boys that wore the garb OF the re-
form school there. Mr.. Darcy was re-
quested 20 hold the boys but he replied
that they did not need holding for they
wanted to get back TO the school as soon
as possible.
Sergeant Bennett and a patrolrnan
went TO the store and found the boys
ready 10 go back. Delanco had on an
old pair of "sneaks' and Clark was bare
footed and nearly frozen when they
reached Darcy's store.
They were taken to the station, where
old shoes. hats. etc. were given them and
| later started for the school again. The
| boys say that they will not make an
other attempt to get away during the
| winter at least.
HAVE NO RENT DAY,
| Rent day is what troubles great many
| families. but there are no less than 10
| In the annexed district who do not know
! when the first OF the month comes. so far
| as rent is concerned. for they have not
been called upon for a number of months
| to pay and the prospects are that they
| will not be until late next spring for
| the man that is supposed to own all OF
! these tenements is said to have had a
| 20 t,Sa u-ff ,ts
the property in her name. and some one
! elise holds mortgage upon the same. and
| each I'm turn have ordered all OF the
| tenants not to pay the other. and this
| order has been most honestly and willing
| ly complied with. all of the tenants stand
| ing ready 10 obey orders for an indefinite
/ period
There are many interested I'm the case.
and the outcome will no doubt cause quite
a sensation but the date of this import
ant event can not be foretold by even
/ those most interested.
GENERAL MENTION.
A man giving his name as Peter DAonne
| was found I'm a critical condition on At
wells avenue last evening by Sergeant
Bennett. Patromen Briggs and Bennett.
! He had no coat or hat, and his shoes were
/ worn completely out: but he had
on comfortable Jag" He was cared for
at the station.
In the near future all cars will be
adorned with signs the background Of
which will be black and the letters Will
be done I'm white. II is claimed that
| signs OF this character can be seen better
| at night than signs with white back
| ground and a black letter.
! John Rudlc, who In September. 1902. was
punished FOR stealing 1885, from Mary T..
! Dolan at the Gorton House on Delaine
| street was taken into custody last even
! ing again, this time as suspicious per-
| son.
Or Lippltt's horse ran away from the
! front OF a house in East Providence this
morning. where the doctor was attending
| 4 patient and was caught by a patrol
man from the Wickenden street station.
Messrs. Hacking and O'Donnell reported
/ 10 the police last evening that 20-foot
| ladder had been stolen from a house on
| Julian street The ladder was used by
| this firm I'm painting the house.
The store OF Charles White at es5 At
wells avenue was entered a night or 80
ago, and $40 worth OF tobacco was stolen
| An entrance was effected thought tran
/ som window.
! James Mulligan. a we'll known resident.
/ died at his home on Valley street yester-
| dav. one OF his sons is John Mulligan,
! clerk at Corrigan's drug store.
| The r. r. r. German club held dance
! I'm German hall last evening which was
largely attended and was a very enjoy
/ able event.
The management OF the silk mill at Al
! lendale is 20 increase the number OF en-
ployed quite considerable In the near fu-
ture.
Division No %. Ancient order OF Hi
bernlan's will meet tomorrow afternoon
when number OF candidates will be In
| itiated
The management OF the Centredale mills
presented every one OF the many en-
| ploycs a crisp 81 bill as n Christmas pres
ent with the weekly pay Thursday.
The Rev FIR. Carroll Of ST. Thomas
/ Catholic church r. slowly improving IL Is
reported that Pr. Carroll Is soon 80 have
an assistant
William Young. who has been located
In Illinois for some time. is visiting his
| parents at Thornton.
Albert T-aduc employed by Thomas Mil
| lett is spending his vacation with rela-
| tives IN Vermont and Canada
The officers-elect of Perseverance lodge
Knights Of Pythias. win be publicly In
stalled Tuesday evening In springers
hall.
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