The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-20
IN 0LNEYvILLE.
Local Grocer Starts on Long
Auto Tour-A Dead Baby.
MIIltlaman Lost Job for Going
TO Camp.

Olnev1-ille branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone +o-West'
Bright aud early this morning Michael
Owens the well known grocer. LEFT MS
store at II Oak street in his new auto
mobile for Meriden. Conn. There were
at least 200 OF his friends on hand TO see
him of. and he told them that hewould
be gone for month or more and might
possibly 20 as far as St Louis. MI
Owens has a school boy chum at Meriden
and n ne can get away the pair Will
make an extended tour. Mr.. Owens says
ahat upon his return he will dispose OF
his automobile and what cash he made
would put the mackeref 10 II, Tor ~
wound end his sporting days There
were but few who took any stock In his
remarks. for IL is as natural for Mike
TO enjoy himself in right and proper man
ner as II II for n duck 10 swim
FOUND A DEAD INFANT.
Charles Farnum, who lives at BIO
Charles street. while driving on Terrace
avenue and within seven feet OF the city
line. noticed n neatly done up package
aying In the bushes close by the roadway.
when he investigated he found that 1t
contained the remains OF an infant care
fully wrapped in a woman's skirt.
He notified mounted patrolman Frank
Juby, who sent for a wagon and the
body was removed to the morgue Med
ical Examiner Or. JAY Perkins was no.
tined and found that II was a colored
child and that no violence had been used.
II IN presumed that whoever left the
body must have reached the spot by
coming over the Union avenue line.
AnILTLAMEN DISTURBED.
The militiamen Of this place, who are
employed In the mills. are very much
aRftated over the discharge OF one OF
their number by the management OF one
OF the largest mills In this vicinity. and
i AZ IL claimed that II was for this reason
that he had spent a week at Quonset-
The young man held a very prominent
position for more than ten years, and
ha claims that nothing was sah To him
before he went away, but upon his return
10 work Monday morning was told that
another who was willing 10 devote his
entire time TO the position had been Sc
cured.
WILL BE MISSED.
A few days ago there appeared an item
In this column to the effect that Hall n
Lyon company we're TO purchase the
store OF one OF the lodest druggists In
the square. that store being the one
owned by r. T. Luther. The deal was
contaminated last evening, when Mr..
Luther retired This has been the meet
ing place Of a lot OF oldtime physicians
and police officials for many day and
none will miss the smiling face Of Mr..
Luther more than they.
STARTING YOUNG.
Jennie McCauiick. nine years old. and
Pauline Gabery, seven, were arrested hast
evening for entering the home OF James
Zeboidoski Of ~ Florence street, where
they are ACCUSED of taking S2. OF s24
that was laid away in tin boxes in two
trunks. When arrested they had 50. so Of
the money in their possession.
Mr. Zeboidosfi found the balance OF the
money in the trunks. although he reported
20 the police that the entire amount had
been stolen.
GENERAL MENTION.
John Yardman, three years old. was
picked up by the police at the corner OF
police at the station were ucklsd TO death
when his parents. who Live At ls weeden
street called for him, for he yelled so
loud that none Of than could sleep.
The many friends Of Joseph McDonald.
who was taken TO the Rhode Island Hos
pital lac March with but little hopes of
recovery. are pleased 70 learn that ne has
30 far recovered 70 be at his home on
Troy street.
The store os william Chapman at q
Hyatt etreet was entered by a side win
dow last nisht and cigars cigarettes, to-
bscco. pipes, pies. cakes, bread. and soft
drinks were stolen.
Miss Hattie Pohae OF Whittier avenue.
who went TO Hartford, Conn. to spend
her vacation and was taken sick shortly
after her arrival there. has returned
Tom Nuicahey was sent to The Central
station this morning TO await a hearing
IN the Sixth district court, to answer
20 the charge OF being a common
drunkard
An electric car left the square this
morning without a spare seat but the
conductor rang up Iess than q dozen fares
Tor the greater portion OF the freight
was little children.
Joseph Penetiers OF 10 ChafYee street
reported TO the police yesterday that
while he vas enjoying his mid day meal
some one stole his Jumper" from his
wagon.
John keenan, OF this place. who soma
time ego was committed 20 the state
hospital. died at that institution yes
terday
Albert Smith. II years old. who accord.
ing 10 the police INDUCED in the pastine
of throwing stones. was taken into Gus.
tody last evening
The funeral of l~1ry. widow OF the late
Peter MCGOWAN, was held AZ Rt
1heresa's church az $50 this morninK.
Miss Bella ONeil OF Gibbons court win
leave for Ireland Friday. where she will
remain for q month or more.
Mr.. Jacob Hornstein. one OF the clerks
et ID. Miller and company is ENJOYING
Two weeks vacation al the Catskiil
mountains.
Mr. John Thornton OF this place star,ed
for England today. where he viii remain
until fall.
TO NANTAsKET egAcHt
Special limited excursion next Friday.
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