The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-08
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Cearcoa| Men Had Flight On
Wagon Seat: ARREST Followed.
Wayward Girl Arrested. ..Emmat
Rifles Excursion --Oth0r Items.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
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Some Of the friends OF Pstrolman Smith
may have thought that he had severed his
connections with the police department
and gone into the charcoal business, for
late in the afternoon he was seen driving
a wagon fitted for that trade through the
square.
Such is not a fact. however, for he is
still a policeman.
While seated In a window In his home
YESTERDAY, he saw a young man leaning
overthe. back OF the seat OF a charcoal
wagon, with one arm about the neck OF
an old man, who was driving and with
the other hand was raining blows upon
his charcoal dust-oovered face.
Mr.. Smith went to the old mans as
sistance. and found that both had been
drinking, but the younger of the two was
about all in.
He placed both under arrest and sent
for the patrol wagon. and both rode to
the station, while Smith navigated the
charcoal wagon.
AT the station. the old man said that
his name was Henry irons. and the other
was his son-in-law, Lewis Wade, and
that both lived at Glooester
The old man said that his son-in-aw
wanted more money, and because he
would not give II to him began to beat
him.
Wade was held on the charge of assault
and drunkenness
A MAYNARD GIRL
Ellen Cahill was arrested at her home
on Chaplin avenue by Patrolman Cahill
this morning on a warrant charging her
with being a vagrant. This was done al
the request OF Ellen's parents. Ellen is
about 1s years old. and spends but little Of
her time al home.
WILL HAVE AN EXCURSION.
The ccssmittee from the Emmett Rifles
together with committees from other
companies OF the Third Regiment OF Irish
Volunteers, met In the parlors OF the Rob-
ert Emmett Literary association last even
Ing and made nnal arrangements for an
excursion to .Narragansett Pier. next
Sunday.
TWO WANDERERS.
John Scott and his right bower, William
Glennan, known In the state from one end
TO the other may possibly lose their way
now, for this evening they are to meander
from their homes and firesides Tonight
they will slumber on the bosom OF the
briny deep for they are going to Norfolk,
Baltimore and other cities in that vicin-
ity.
GENERAL MENTION.
street, Central Falls, reported to the po-
lice that she lost her gold watch. chain
and charm. valued at $50 somewhere be-
tween Huntington avenue and the corner
OF Westminster and Union streets or In a
Charles street car.
Thomas r. Eastwood and John Evans,
who have been doing business at III VAL
ley street for many years and are un-
doubtedly the best known grocery firm I'm
this vicinity, have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. Evans having purchased Mr.. East
woods interests.
A few weeks ago Il was intin1ated in
this column, that such a movement was
being considered by the members of the
firm.
Thomas Branigan, son OF John Brani-
gan. e3s Atwells avenue. was arrested
this morning on a warrant charging him
with defacing a building. This is an echo
OF the O'Connor cutting ARRAY on Flor
ence street. that happened about two
weeks ago.
ed deserted her home some time ago,
has returned to the arms OF her husband
at Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Micheal T. Braney OF 1870
Plainfield street were among the passen-
gers on the train that was wrecked at
Anthony last evening. They were return
Ing from the Brooklyn, Conn, fair.
this place. who for the last few years
has made Rutland, VT. his home. has
been spending a week or more calling up
on old friends and returned 20 his home
last evening
Thomas Christian. delivery clerk at the
plainffeld street railroad station has re-
turned from his vacation, which he
spent at 81. Louis and his old home. Ho-
boken
Mrs Frank C. Erickson with her chill
anA ...l.A
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Pohle at IS
Whittier avenue. have returned 10 their
home at Salem, Mass.
Arthur Barnes the PlainHeld street
druggist who Is confined TO his home
corner on Whittier and Sterling avenues
Is reported as getting along nicely.
Bridget Murphy, 20 years old. fsll on
assisted TO her home. 1886 Westminster
street by Patrolmen Shea and Campbell.
James Costello OF Riverdale avenue
Informs the police that some one stole
. female bull TERROR puppy from his
yard yesterday.
The Mantonites now consider them
selves Of more importance than the pat
rons OF the Rhode Island company on
the Broadway line for the simple reason,
tnst the company has given them vesu-
bule cars.
Miss Hattie Aubrey noted vocalist
OF Lowell. Mass. IL the guest OF her
cousin; Miss Rose Aubrey at her home
on Delaine street.
,e."n ~ uiiOlldnn OF Marshall street left
..st .senlng for an extended business
trip through the Canada's
george Thurston OF Hook and Ladder
No. :, and David Bigney OF Hose 10 ara
enjoying their annual Vacations
mr. snd Mrs. James O'Rourke OF Mount
fleasant have returned from an entovs
able trip 20 Ireland '''
C y. Hall OF Ia Laurel HilI avenue ls
visiting relatives at Taunton
Clyde Mclaughlin has accepted n uosi-
ton as conductor on the Broadway line
Chief of Police Kimbsl of johnson
mourns the loss of valuable diamond
ring.
Patroimsn Magdire has returned from
his vacation.
ron OVER sixTY VEARs.
MRS wTSsLow's SOOTHING srRu,