The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-26


slas, Hayens who had a peck OF troupie
n this vicinity Wednesday evening ana
Thursday morning. may or may not De
pleased 10 learn that he just missed an
other bunch OF trouble yesterday after-
noon.
n will be remembered that Sflas was
arrested on Plainfeld street on the charse
Of drunkenness, and was oi course iocheu
nm at the' Chaffee street police station,
and Yesterday morning he was nnea q
and costs IN the police court, Whioh
meant just $3.50. This was a httie nore
Of Uncle Sans coin than Havens nap
nened 10 have handy, so he sent 10 his
friends. and at 1890 one came In and
Maid the bill. Havens and his good friend
had. not got out OF the shadow OF the
Central police station when a deputy
sheriff walked into the office ana asked
for him. and the man In charge INFORMED
him that Mr. Havens was In the ceu
room. There was a smile on the deputy
sheriff's face that lighted the office, Tor
he told the man In charge or the onlce
that he had been looking for Havens TOT
three months as he had some papers TO
serve upon him.
The deputy sheriff was escorted to the
cell room and there learned that friend
of Hayens had been I'm a few mcInents
before, handed him. the officer In the
cell room s46O and that they tmeaning
Hayens and his friend). had not gone
more than five minutes.
When the deputy sheriff returned to the
office OF the station the smile on his face
was not so brilliant az II was rev
moments before.
IL is supposed that the papers had to
do with divorce case, as his wife is now
stopping with friends in this vicinity.
SMASHED WINDOWS
At, O'Clock this morning the young
man who has charge of John j.. McDer-
motifs livery stable on Library court
thought that squad OF Japs had at
tackled the front OF the stable for there
was a frishtfui noise, and he supposed
that the front OF the stable had been
bombarded by warship.
AS soon as he got his wind he went on
a tour OF investigation and found that
the invading army consisted OF one
woman. who was doing her utmost TO
smash every window in the building and
she had made an excellent progress so far
as the front Of the building was con-
cerned.
The woman had called at the stable
earlier in the evening and wanted team,
but the young man would not let her
have one SO It is supposed that what she
done 10 the front OF the stable was just
for spite.
A NEEDLESS SCARE.
A carload OF passengers on the Plain
field street were unnecessarily miXe1 M
i'm a miniature panic at 10:45 last evening.
which was caused by tho bursting out of
circuit breaker in the front OF tn, car
The fash. which was a good sized one
lasted but the fraction of q second. and II
any one would have been injured il would
have been the motorman.
When the fash came every passenger
but two left their seats and made for the
rear door. but were told by the conductor
that there was no danger. but some In
sisted I'm getting off. Happily no ore was
injured I'm the rush for that is the only
way any one would have been INFUSED.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
! Patrolman James f.. McCrann of the
| Chaffee street station sustained pain
! ful accident at the station. Thursday. He
was walking in his bare feet from his
| room to that OF one OF his fellow officers
/ and his foot struck silver about six
/ inches long. a large portion Of which ce-
mained I'm his foot.
! DIR. Griffin was called and extracted
/ Or cut II out
GENERAL MEN .-.,.
Henry Charnley a boy, living at II
/ Cleveland street. while on n ladder ar
ranging a belt at the Riverside mills yes
terday afternoon fell and at first Il wa,
supposed that he had been seriously In
! jured.
! An ambulance from tho Rhode Isant
hospital was called, but the young mar
was not so badly injured that he coul,
not go to his home.
! of -
is still a guest OF the state at Cranston
but OF William Fleming OF So Eiswal,
street. which is the principal thorough
fare OF that city, Johns dog is still A
large, for he. Fleming, claims that n
I was bitten on the cheek by him yester
day. Or. Eddy cared for the boy.
The dogs on Judith street are sti
keeping at the front, for Mrs Ellie
Brennan OF that street has given IN
names OF two OF her neighbors who ow
dogs. and says that the dogs ate chcke
for dinner at her expense yesterday.
The funeral or Miss Mary r.. Hurle
| will he held at her late home. o. Garlic
street. tomorrow morning. and service
VIII be held al the Church OF the Blesse
Sacrament AT 500.
Thomas Conway was arrested at III
| home on Eagle street this morning h
sergeant Bennett and Patrolman he
| ly on warrant charging him with noi
support
John Moriarty grocer at 50 Manto
avenue. reported 20 the police ye-te
day that someone made free with n
cash drawer To the extent OF $40
The winners at the Sunset Whist clu
last evening are as follows: Mrs. Ere,
erick IAttlheld. Miss Hattie Englis
Charles T. Mitchell captain OF Engir
company 10. and John Rowland.
The services OF the Stations OF ~
Cross will be observed I'm all OF n
Catholic churches in this vicinity TN
evening.
Walter Mahcr. who lives at the corn'
OF Westminster and Barton street. Is dai
gerously III with pneumonia.
JOHN O'CONNE11,.
Hats. Caps Furnishings. Trunk store an
Laundry is just above the postoffice.