The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-25

.,,s,a, ns. pvu1 Inwrv of the Chaffee street sta
zion discovered huge volume OF sb sihob
issuing from the basement 1,,.ls, o, company i'm
Irons block and quickly sent III an "'"'' ~
from box 49, ,,,, building
Al this time II looked as II the oulto,hhss ,,hhss
~as doomed for the entire 'front.' OF tiu
building was hidden from Vie" p5
dense cloud OF smoke. .Lo., ,,-orl
The iremen, however esod maue tn a nile
or waste paper in the cellar put no" !
caught appears TO be a mystet5' ',l .oi haa
cording TO the bank oficlals no 70 on, nun nm
been in that part Of the cellar lot nun"
Mr. Deacon. janitor Of Irons nan;
Knowing that there were a nunlpsr ~ pa
nersons asleep in the upper part or the
building went TO their rooms anu is'os Sc
them out. lie found that their rooi'S
we're filled with smoke. go
The damage 10 the building VIII not eNss
coed si0o and this is owing 10 the gooo
werk performed by the iremen -, Among onS
those present who took part IN the soou
work was Commissioner Davis. ,
The bank is open for business as usual
'0o"' THAT DEER AGAIN.
There was lots OF sport on Pocasset
avenue just over the CITY hne, az
o'clock last evening. for deer; unuoup,
umn Monday evening. which was seen py
Thomas simmons and his sister OF MI
rino avenue Sunday afternoon. ran acIo1S
tho street directly In front oil eA-fHtro,-
man Grunnble's residence, then through
the wards OF Messrs. Burlingame ana ~
drich- The der was also seen py Mou,'.r ~.
ed Patrolman Luby, but the ueer was 'vo
far off for him 20 get shot az ~ III
less ume than IL takes TO tell the story
a crowd OF perhaps 80 men ana ooys sdVe
the deer a chase, but the ueer got ivy.
IL Ia supposed that the deer is one OF
those that we're turned loose by the
Roger williams park officials az the
southern, part of the state some time ago
and its action would indicate that IL
was not wholly Wild. for one man sue
c.eded in geeting his arms about lts
neck. and still another caught II oy tne
hind legs, but II got away There -
some talk about what the penalty would
he ~ a man shot Il. for not few nave
r,,ada an attempe to do so since SUNDAY
noon time.
OY,cials should look into this matter
ga see that the deer Is given a fair
show. and II captured should not be the
object OF torment or abuse.
MORE TROUBLE FOR sIIlAs.
rha troubles of some men never come
singly, and that appears to be tne c'so
with S. III. Havens for the courts naN
iust set aside n fairly good sized verdict
r,hich was awarded him by a jury.
Haven. apparently is sadly In need OF
,ash for he was arrested on Plainneld
street TO see his wife, the latter olo not
and among his effects was a letter from
his counsel. informing him that ms pres
ence was needed IN the city ana III ne uio
not have money enough TO MAKE tne
trip he. his counsel. would send mn, sone
The police do not know just how ravens
vot here from Warwick. but they DO
Inory that when he called at 10 Plalnneio
.trest no see him wife. thel after did not
care 10 meet him
a. Mr. Haven. began TO talk loud ana
was then ordered away. lie went TO the
ronce station on Chaffee street ana ask
ed the Official in charge it man coulo
call upon his wife and ne was ,o'o tuas as
he could. but was advised 20 be SOBER
xyhen he did so Haveus denied that ne
- d,,,nk but was told that the best
thir1 fiat he could do was 10 go away
re nrom,eed that he would, but IN
stead of doing went 10 % flaihnelu
.treet again and kicked up little rum
M. and the rumpus landed MIN III
cell at the station
ROYAL ARCANUM
large delegation from oineyNille coun-
ell. Royal Arcanum. Accompanies
uveli visited Rhode Island council AT
sonth providence last evening, Grand
pevent w. T. Burton was expected 10 ne
nvesent hut was confined 10 his nome ps
,Ilness so MFR. Halliwel was I'm charge ana
during the evening presented fast We
gent w. II. Chenery with handsome
jewel -. .s,or
,ba doors were thrown open and large
,,,rh.r of visitors were admitted ana n
xerv interesting entertainment was given
which included. an address by MT. hslll-
we'll The AFFAIR was brought TO Close pS
serving a substantial collation. A numoer
OF applications for membership were re-
ceiyed.
Clark steere came into the square from
Creenville. yesterday. with a small jag ol
cord wood but before lie disposed or sal'
tag he had loaded on still another, th'
last one being OF a liquid form, and Il
was so large that he could not handle II
90 Patrolman Dyer helped him.
The Tag OF wood and horse was put ui
AZ NcDermott's stable. while steere ant
the other jag was put up at the chane'
street station.
GENERAL MENTION.
There was lust little excitement oi
the square this morning. when Mr.. Col
well OF Colwels restaurant and IA
trolman Mowry who are known as tn
"Iong and the short OF IL, made VII
run 10 null In an alarm from box 4ai 10
the hank IRE. as this was the first tim
this box has been pulled
Tho funeral Of Mary. mother OF job
Hacking of the firm OF Hacking & o Don
nell OF this place. was held AT her lat
residence on Plain street at noon today.
Albert Turcotte OF s30 Broadway report
cd 10 the police last evening that an iro
chain Il feet long had been stolen from
wagon some time during the week.
James Beilatier OF Il Annton avenu'
has requested the police 20 find a bunc
Of KEYS that he lost on Westminster nea
Bough street. last evening.
The Rev. Fr. Mccormick. chancellor o
the Boston dioceses. officlated at tn
evening services OF the Church OF th
Blessed Sacrament on Academy avenue
last evening.
Prof w. J. Ryan OF Holton. Me. VIII
has been visiting his parents here Will re
turn 20 his home today.
The Rev. Fr. J. y. Sullivan OF 81
Mary's church. preached the sermon a
s.. Anthony's church. last evening.
Mr.. James =. Arnott assistant pay
master of Riverside mills has returned
from New. York where he won't 60 attcn,
his brothers wedding last Tuesday.
JOHN O'CONSETIs.
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