The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-12
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Saloon Keeper Arrested for
ReVe|Ilng. Stolen Bike Returned
Hspe to Retain Callahan Line
Up Of Saturdays Game.
Olneyvilie branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrsrnan's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue Telephone 0-West

James f. Wallace. who runs a saloon
at the Junction OF Atwell's and Manton
avenues. was taken into custody last
evening on the charge Of revelling.
Early in the evening. according to the
statement OF the police officials. Wallace
met Patrolman Henry and told him that
he. Wallace was the one who had caused
Patrolman Trays trsnsferral
, Mr.. Henry said he did not think so and
this raised the ire Of the saloon keeper.
who called Mr. Henry a foul name.
As Mr.. Wallace appeared sober. this
was just a little more than the patrolman
cared 10 stand for, so ne placed Wallace
under arrest. At the station IL was
learned that Wallace had told quite
number that II was he that had Tray
shifted" lie was allowed to go home
upon the promise that he would put In
his appearance In court this morning.
FOUND HIS WHEEL
On the 18th OF April. Hugh Murphy Of
~ Julian street reported TO the police that
his new bike had been stolen Yesterday
he saw his wheel in possession OF Leo
Derrick. OF 81 iCapron street.
The lad was taken 10 tne Chafee street
station. where he said that he had
brought the wheel from Octave Lillandry.
Lillandry was found and said that he sold
the wheel to the Derrick boy and he had
purchased the wheel from man named
Joseph Muply. who was at the present
time In Canada.
AZ both boys have excellent regulations
they were not held until the police can
find or locate Joseph Mupy.
MAY NOT SIGN.
The managers OF the Olneyville base
ball club have been given To understand
that Callahan will not sign with the
Providence club as he has an idea that II
he does not make good" would be re-
leased by that team and would then he
without a position for the balance OF the
season.
The mana cement OF the home team is
very hopeful that such will be the case
as he has been the mainstay OF the ag
gregation.
TOMORROw'S LINE UP
The line up OF the Olneyvilles and c. I.
AS tomorrow will be as follows: Olney-
villes-Paine. 2; Feeny l. stollworthy. |.
e.: Hamilton. $. s.: Waters. T. f.; Reilly,
m: Wells @: Woodsum, 8; Callahan, y.
c. /. A.'s-Veno. 3; Dwyr. l. Ross r. f.
Sully, c.; Reilly. M; Miller |. e.; Rock.
s. s.; Med. q Swan. p.
GENERAL MENTION.
we'll known young man. first name
john who is not IN the habit OF wander
ing far from home did" Crescent Park
Camp White and Boyden Heights yester-
day and came home last evening with 30
cents and headache.
The committee which is arrenging for
the moonlight excursion OF the railroad
men,is TO make a call upon the merchants
or the square for funds TO give two con
certs In the square nv the band from the
repair shop OF the company.
The two pairs OF shoes and pair OF
trousers found by Mr.. John Wallace on
Washington street few days ago and
turned over TO the police were called for
at the station last evening by Thomas
Kelly OF l02 Messer street
Mr. Edward McDermott, who for many
years was connected with 7. t. Aliens
Department Store, and now holds prom
nent position at South Norwalk, IS visit
ing friends here. This time Mr.. McDer-
mott is accompanied by wife and child
A little girl who had spent most Of yes
terday at play I'm the vicinity OF Atwell's
and Manton avenues, was taken 10 the
Chaffee street police station In the even
ing where she was called for by her
father. John Muldowney, OF Leah street
Thomas Conroy of 123 Killingly avenue
found a silk skirt and waist on the steps
OF his front door this morning, which the
owner can have by calling.
Some one broke into John Ferguson's
garden patch at the corner of Bough and
Westminster streets this morning ana
helped themselves to what they wanted
Robert Cooper Everett Jordan, John
Riley. William Reinhardt and Edmund
Rothemich, all are back from weeks
stay at Conimcut.
Harold Moore of ia Laurel Hill avenue
who has been rusticating at Rehoboth
has returned home.
John Meddowcroft. n former resident
OF this place, who for the past few years
has been located in New York is visiting
friends here.
John Fiery. 40 years old. is reported
missing from his boarding house. so Robin
street. since July 23d
Joseph Darling. Of 52s Plainheld street.
sailed for England yesterday. He will
return the latter part Of September
Miss Mary Quinlan OF Broadway has
for her guest for few weeks Miss Alice
Sullivan Of Willimantic. CT.
Mr. William Gleason Of this place. who
has been spending his vacation at the