The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
in OLNEYV|LLE.
Officer Dogue BraVely Brings
Runaway Horse TO a Halt.
Young Lady's Loss Of School
Medal General Mention.

oneyvire branch OF the Providence
News AT Heffernans News Store. 10
hartford avenue. Teleplyne i0-West.
Patrolman Bogue OF the chaffee street
station had a narrow escape from being
seriously injured at o'clock this morn
ing. While on Plainheld street he saw
a horse dashing down the street and
Mr.. Bague began 10 run In the same di-
rection with the animal. When the horse
reached him he made a grasp for its head
and succeeded in getting a firm hold.
Though the officer was thrown from his
feet and landed on the pavements, he
pluckny held on 10 the reins and when
in front OF Fred Graeben's news stand.
succeeded in bringing the horse to
standstill. Luckily he escaped serious
injuries.
The outht was the property Of c. S.
Swain a milkman.
LOST HER MEDAL
Miss Hortense Clark OF Pine street
Pawtucket who Is visiting friends at is
Pope street. reported 10 the police last
evening that on July 6th she lost her
gold medal, which is in the form of n
harp. and awarded TO her June. 1904. by
the Notre Dame school at Roxbury. Mass.
The medal bears her name and also the
name Of the school She tells the police
that the last time she noticed II was
when she boarded n Governor street car
near Williams street about $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
GENERAL MENTION.
Yesterday afternoon as John Hanlon
was driving along Bergen street, lit
tie boy ran in front Of his horse. The
horse stepped on the boys foot, and Mr..
Hanlon then took the boy 20 the office
of Or Jordan, who found that the foot
had been quite badly bruised. The boy
was then taken TO the Chaffee street sta -
tion. where IL was learned that his name
was John Sibieliski Of 80 Florence street.
The Rev FIR j. r. Sullivan. who has
been connected with ST. Marys parish
for the past IL years. and has been as
aligned 10 the new church at Wanskuck.
will be greatly missed here. for he was
beloved by all classes and creeds. The
Holy Name society connected wltn the
church will. undoubtedly, be the most
affected.
Arrangements are being made by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Harlxins for church for the
French residents OF this place, who now
attend divine worship at the French
church on Harrison street, as the con-
gregation of this church has grown sc
large that division Of the old parish has
been deemed necessary.
Mrs. Josephine Gauvin OF Is Putnam
street has requested the police TO locate
her husband, who left her I'm North
Adams in 1896 and told her that he was
going TO the nilippine Islands Mrs
Gauvin has recently been informed that
her husband was seen In North Adams
last August.
A bride of a little more than one year
has been deserted by her husband. The
young man, up to short time ago. held
"a very prominent position In a cigar
etore To add TO the young wifes trouble
she has a little son 10 care for.
John McGilfrey and Stephen Thompson
who have been on the cruiser Buffalo
are at their Lomes here coming from
Panama They are enjoying a few days
furlough and when II Is completed they
viii be assigned to the Dixie, now i'm New
York harbor.
John Boyan, son OF Edward the we'll
known grocer, left for New York this
morning where he will BE- entertained by
relatives From there he will enter this
college OF the Christian Brothers at Bal.
timore. Md
The police OF the Chaffee street station
took into custody during the night siS
suspicious and four intoxicated persons
The suspicious persons were taken from
freight cars.
John Guiragos reported 20 the police
yesterday that his father, Guiragos
Guiragos. was missing from his home
Is Rangeley street, since Wednesday
July 6.
Michael Casey a popular member OF
branch 40 Catholic knights Of America,
died at ~ home, 1l5 Joslin street. yes
terday. The funeral services will be held
Monday morning at $50 o'clock.
Patrolman Devine. who has been on the
stck list for some time. win for the pres
ent do day duty at Davis park.
The Holy Name society connected with
ST. Mary's church will hold their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at
4 O'clock.
Two small armies OF boys INDUCED IN
q battle with stones at Davis Park at ?
o'clock. last evening. The police broke II
up before any one was injured.
John Holland was arrested al his home
on Willow street yesterday afternoon on
a charge OF assaultlng his wife Helen.
He was also charged with being drunk.
john Mcdonald one Of the leaiinR
mechanics at the Riverside min. left FOR
New Jersey last evening wherc he vii.
spen1 his annual vacation
While Thomas McCauiev of Centc,dale
was eating his dinner nt l,O Dslsfne
street yesterday, some one stole his 81 IN
coat from his wagon.
One cf the Baker 5r5thers horses fell
down on the Dixie street crossing vestsr-
day afternoon. The only damage was the
breaking ~ a SHAFT ~. the wagon.
All that Hope ColIcn knights OF
Columbus want toTnrrpw fair Wta, ner
as they are going 10 spend the dav al ths
Warwick clubs grounis
Patrolnan Feeney n The Chaffee strcoi
station r. the father % a - pound gon
John Murphy well known in peWsa,,,c,
Lii l.
kiln.
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