The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
IN OLNEyv|LLE.
Marrow Escape "A Film
FIammer" didn't Want Dog.
In Hard Decentralization Of
Officers General Mention.

olneyv1iie Branch Of the Providence
News Is at Hefferncn's News Store. Is
Hartford avenue. reaephons p-West
At iss this morning. an alarm or nrs
was sent in from box cs. for . nrs NJ
So Fairmount avenue. The building has
a store. which h occupied by wiMam
saxson, VINO. with his wife and chnd.
i've over the store.
At the roar OF the store - an oii
and this 10 ocoupaed by wfIlnam Hughes
and his mother. A few moments before
the fire was discovered. Mn saxson
called her husband ana told him thnt
there was a nre In the house. Tney
both hastily arose and went 70 the room
OF their child, but not q moment too soon,
for as Il was Mrs 6axson was nearfy
suffocated. and ell had 30 leave the ouisd-
ing IN their night clothing.
The cause of the ffre n not known The
building is o total wreck.
A FLIM-FI.ANrAEER.
Young man made a fumbains JOB at
| film -hamming a number OF storekeepers
/ on Manton avenue. this morning. but as
a cent, and In fact, tust escaped being
arrested.
He called upon A. vigniert. boot and
shoe dealer. at III Manton avenue, at 1880.
purchased a pair OF shoe strings, and
rendered the proprietor 81 bill. but he
aid not succeed In getting him ratified"
Mr.. vigniert simply grabbed the Young
man and threw him into the street. and
then sent word for the police.
fnxyD a
| tion and found that the fellow had called
upon a number OF persons and did not
meet with any better success than he did
with Mr.. Vtgniert.
DON'T WANT THE DOG.
A large ST. Bernard dog that came 70
the home OF Adolph Ullrich, 7ls Harris
! avenue a few days ago, bit one or MI.
| Ullrich's children three times yesterday.
The dog, who eats more than all OF the
rest in the house. was not wanted by the
family, and Mr.. Ullrich called at the sta
ton and asked II he had a right to sell
the dog. and all that ne wanted was suffi-
| cient to pay its board and cost OF the no
tice He was told that he could but now
that the dog has began to feed on his
children. Mr.. Ullr1ch did not stop at any
cost, but sent the animal away.
COURT GEN. SHERIDAN.
III.
lea. held a well attended session in Stokes
hall. last evening Chief Ranger Jane. J.
McCabe. prsiding. The applications fo'
| membership were received an three appli
, cants were given permission to take the
degrees OF the order and three were in
itiated. A degree team was formed with
Past Chief Ranger Frank Canning n,
captain. and 1t is possible that the team
will 20 into commi ssion at the next meet
ing. Under the head OF good and welfare
. remarks OF a very interesting nature wer'
made by Brother SYLVIA OF Court warwick
Moreland, Chief Ranger NcCabe AM
others
IN HARD LUCK.
Patrick Hanley. better known a
| "Paclie" was arrested on Oak street yes
terday afternoon by Patrolnran Sullivan
and Detective Mcguire on the charge o
being drunk.
" Prior TO this Hanley went TO his home
s6 Oak street, and found his wife cuttin
, UP meat and he undertook to take tn
knife from her. and In so doing the blad
OF the knife slipped through his hand
cutting the palm quite badly. He was sen
TO the Rhode Island hospital.
INSTALLED OFFICERS
: The following were installed as the OF
N ficers OF the Monticello club in the
rooms on Broadway last evening.
10 President Jeremiah Kelly; vice pres
= dent, James Martin recording secretar,
II John Reilly: financial secretary. Herbei
g Davidson; treasurer, John DevlIn.
- This was followed by a supper and or
:. tertainment In which Messrs Reilly, Ma
- tin and Davidson took part.
" Tomorrow evening they will make up
- theatre party and will visit Keith's, a.
a ter which supper will be had at the We
iington.
WERE MARRIED.
ct Helen A. Waterman and Edwin ]
Is Leach were married at the Church of n
re Messiah last evening by the Rev Mr.. Co
,e Inns Miss Ethel Waterman. sister
E. the bride being The bridesmaid and II
he ward 6. Phillips OF Brooklyn, ~. Y. VI
ly the best man.
After the ceremony a reception we,
n, ding dinner was served at the home
al the brides parents on Plsinfield stree
Upon their return from the wedding tou
they will take up their restdence at A
h, tteboro. where Mr.. Leach IN connect,
with a large tewelry concern.
st BAD FALL
. At 10 o'clock last evening Bartholome
a. Chace Of lB Danforth street, Fall Rive
i' VINO H. visiting his sister Mrs. Jose
- Coupe at Manton. while walking With
friend on Manton avenue. near Tsnya
lane. slipped and fell, breaking his rig
81 ankle
be GENERAL MENTION.
n The Misses Sheldon OF Plainfield sire
are at the head OF large sletghins par
IN that will leave from the front OF
IS chanlcs hall on Plainheld street. u
evening, their destination being the L
on dyke House at East Greenwich.
sit ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
or Jolly good time.
A party OF young ladies headed by NJ
. Minnie Sweet OF Wallace street are
ranging for a sleighing party for tomt
row evening. They will 30 TO the sun
mer home OF Miss Sweet, at Scitua
where a supper will be served and ~