The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-23
IN OLNEYVILLE.
Runaway Smashed Milk Wagons.
Saloon Broken Open.
A Dog Difficulty Simpson Got
His Wheel Interesting Items.

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Olneyville branch of the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West
A spirited horse attached TO milk
wagon. the outfit being In charge OF FL
mer Sherman, aI'd owned by James Cof-
fin OF Johnston, ran away from near
Toby street and " estn.inster. this morn
ing. Near Barton street the team came In
contact with a milk wagon owned by Phil
Andrews, and overturned II, but did but
little damage other than spilling a lot or
milk.
The horse then continued down the hill
with the square, when Archie Moran, a
powerful young man, grabbed the horse,
as IL was about TO go through the win
dow OF a drug store. He was unable 10
hold him and In less than second col
lded with apother milk wagon, this one
being owned by James Moan. Mr.. Means
wason was wrecked.
AT this time Patrolman Bierne made
grab for the horse. and Wallace Tallman,
succeeded In getting the wild horse under
control.
A BREAK.
The saloon of Joseph Partington. 26e
Amherst street, was broken into last
night AT $3.50 o'clock Patrolman Tracy
found that a window In the rear OF the
saloon had been broken so he notified
the owner and upon investigation II was
found that IL bottles OF liquor. three
boxes OF cigars and about "a In cash had
been taken.
Later in the night Sergeant Potter and
Patrolman Bogue picked up five well
known young men. who were under the
influence of liquor and we're locked up
as the ones who had made the break.
A portion OF a bottle Of liquor was found
near the building showing that sam
pie had been taken before they left the
place.
There is hot time looked for on Web
ster avenue one yellow and one red dog
being the cause, and both are just or
binary dogs The owners OF the dogs are
not what could be really called ordinary
persons.
Both owners OF the CANNES have laid
the facts OF their coses before the police
and the story goes that either one or tho
other of the dogs must be killed, swapped
off or given away Both owners say
that they will own their respective dogs
as lons as they live. or at least until
the animals show signs of biting some
things else besides dogs.
GOT HIS WHEEL.
Frank Simpson OF l6 Rockingham ave
nue. called at the police alton last even
ing and rode away with his bike. that
was found in the square a few nights ago
by Patrolman Mowry.
Mr.. Simpson had spent the evening in
Textile hall and not caring to ride home.
left II In the hall. When the janitor
locked the place up for the night he saw
the wheel and he took 1t down stairs and
left II at the curbstone. thinking that
a.-t.k 49, 49,.
IT'S SETTLED.
A few days ago there was a little
trouble in the sewing department at the
Riverside mills. II had been the custom
OF former overseer to give the older
sewers the best Of the work and let the
newer ones go by.
new overseer made the rule that all
should share alike In the work and In
formed the older sewers that they must
SO understand the case.
The matter for the present, at least,
has been dropped.
GENERAL MENTION.
William Doran. IA years old. was ar
rested at the request OF his f1ther at his
home, Is Grosvenor avenue yesterday, on
the charge OF vagrancy. Mr.. Doran had
an idea that Billy was about TO depart
for some distant point and as he has one
son who ran away three years ago and
has not been heard from since. wants
Billy TO be located where he can be
found.
Mr.. Alexander Tainsh OF No Olney-
VILE square. when he came TO his place
Of business yesterday morning. found
that he was the owner Of three handsome
kittens and a full blooded Boston bull
puppy. all OF which were being tenderly
lN.. Tat 20 Cat
Peggy" Mr.. Tainsh does not know
just how TO account for the puppy.
Mr.. Peter NJ. Thompson, OF the sketch
team Of Thompson and Alvida. writes his
sister Mary OF b53 Harris avenue, from
Buffalo, n. Y. that he will not be in this
part Of the country until March, 1905, as
he and his partner have engagements up
to that time and will go TO the western
coast before they return.
An italian was arrested by Patrofman
Bates this morning for riding his wheel
on the sidewalk This saved Mr.. Bates
a walk 10 the station, for he had just left
his home 10 report as the chap rolled
along. so Mr.. Bates, the Italian and the
Italians wheel rode TO the station in the
rubber-tired ''go-cart"
Daniel DAILY, whom the police are well
acquainted with. and William McNamara
were arrested on the square last evening
for reveling
on the way to the station in the hurry
up wagon the two got In a squabble and
Daily struck Mcnamara in the mouth. He
was charged with an assault
The funeral OF Theodore Hohler. un-
doubtedly the best known resident OF the
annexed district. was held this afternoon
at his late residence, 59s Plainfeld street.
For many years he conducted a grocery
store on Painleld street. and was noted
for his upright and honest methods IN
doing business.
Mr. @. w. X. Brown. and college chum.
c. A. Clarke. OF New Haven Conn, are
the guests of Mr.. John Thompson of this
place
Mr. Brown is here representing r. New
York magazine.
One OF the most attractive spots in
Rhode Island IL the Pine Ridge Con-
sumptive camp at Foster which IS reached
via the Providence and Danielsonville
electrics. Religious services will he con-
ducted thare tomorrow al 1890 by Rev