The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-19
IN OLNEYVILLE.
Police Dropped in and Took
Sunday Liquor Sellers for Ride
Cripp|e's Tricycle. Ran Away.
Regents Took First Game.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-Wesf.

Yesterday morning Capt. Rowe, Lieut..
Tyler and sergt. Potter OF the Chaffee
street station made a call upon Mr.. and
Mrs James Duffy at their residence, sl2
Valley street. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy had
prepared for quite a number OF callers
during the day, but the above named
gentlemen were the last ones that they
looked for, and these three callers did
not have any gilt-edged cards OF invita-
ton When the callers came away Mr..
and Mrs Duffy came with them. and this
morning were arraigned In the Sixth dis
trfct court on the charge Of keeping
q liquor nuisance.
The trio then made a call upon James
Atwell OF 81 Yale avenue, and they found
that he too. had prepared for company
during the day.
His fate was that OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dufry. The police did not sieze any OF
the large quantity OF beer and other
things 20 drink that were found stored
away I'm cool places.
A CRIPPLE HURT.
Dennis McGirr. a cripple. living at IA
T1ber street met with a painful accident
yesterday. Mr.. McGirr gets about on a
tricycle. and while coming down Atwell =
and at the corner OF Tuxedo avenue II
collidsd with a lamp post
He was thrown 20 the ground and for
a time was unconscious. He was taken
20 the Rhode Island hospital I'm an am
bulance.
This morning the doctors OF that In
stitution could not tell Just how badly
he had been injured. but would durins
the day use the x-Rays upon him. About
one year ago Mr.. McGirr met with a
similar accident and broke his right hip.
WON FIRST LEG.
The Regsnts and Dewey Boys OF the
Providence Amateur league played the
frst OF a series of three games for 800
Saturday on the Merino Flats. the score
being 81 In favor of the Regents. The
next game will be played Saturday on
the same field.
GENERAL MENTION
Rev. Father George w. Brown. who
arrived home from Rome about one week
ago officiated at the services or 81.
Anthony's church yesterday. He spoke
of his trip to that city. also OF his audi
snce with the Pope.
Mrs. NJ. McDermott and daughter oRse,
who have been spending few days Will
Mr.. John Rogers at IS Academy avenue
retired to their home In Boston THU
morning.
AT the 1880 services of St Mary
church. yesterday, the Rev. FIR. Doughty
was the celebrant and the gospel wal
read by the Rev. FIR. Craig, who read
letter from the pope announcing JUDI
lee.
Kaspcr Sebold. 10 years old. residing a
50 Harold street, fell from pile of lum
Der. while playing about n new house ol
Valley street. last evening, fracturin
his arm. DR.. ]. A. O'Keefe attended him
About twenty Of the members OF tn
Fowler wheelmen enjoyed a run to Eas
Greenwich yesterday, and had a dinner a
the establishment OF Joseph Greene.
A large delegation from tho place wen
20 Federal Hill last evening TO see IN
magnificent decorations and later to I'll
concert.
John McKenna and sister Katie, OF thi
place who have been spending n fe'
weeks In California. have returned an
report that they had a most enjoyabl
trip.
The Rev. rr. Burke OF Philadelphia
who has been visiting his cousin. Mr.
gabinaf Cannon at Ill Killingly stree
left for home this morning.
At the meeting OF Manufacturers lodg
Of Odd Fellows tomorrow evening IN
second degree will be conferred upon OF
candidate.
The 500 mark was reached at st. Mary
paroohial school Saturday. and this is
gain OF $50 over last year.
Patrolman McCrann OF the Chafre
street station has returned from his vaca