The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-12
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Wagon Struck by Gar and Three
Men injured, One Seriously.
Cycle Thief Captured by the
Officers Chosen.

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fering from broken rib. He and Law
renee and John Mooney Of 81 Atwood
street were riding on a night soil team
ON Manton avenue. near Chaffee street
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
The wagon was struck by an express car
bound In the came direction and accord
inr 10 the police, the outfit was pushed
along the pavement distance or lls rect
before the wagon stopped, and even then
A colided with an electric light pole
The three men were thrown from the
team. but Rogers was the only one IN
iured TO any great extent. Inc car was
sn charge OF Conductor William Carron
and Motorman William McGrhe'
CAUGHT AT LAST.
Charles E Arnold. who, the ponce Dc
lieve. has stolen more than DO plcycaes,
was a welcome guest at the Chanee street
station last night, he having peen ar
rested In Johnston by Chief OF Police
Kimball and turned over TO Lieut.. iyiei'
reflective Mcguire OF this station mas
recovered four. Captain Merrill OF the
Seventh station IL. and the detectives at
ths Central station large NUMBER ina.
were supposed 10 have been stolen py
this Individual
He IN about s5 years old. and makes
his home with a sister In the annexed as
trict.
WILL TAKE PART.
The Robert Emmet Literary association
will meet tomorrow evening ana MAKE
formal arrangements for the part that
,h.v will take In the exercises OF Irish
dsv. II was decided that the association.
torether with the Emmett Rifles. AND
hand would make short street parade
here before Joining the main line down
,ovn Jamee MorelAnd will be the mar
shal The aids to the chief marshal are
John L. Cannon and John +. Harlow
The association 10 represented on tne
general committee by THOMAS D. MA
fhevs. who is the secretary, James Burns
and william Garrahan
DIDN'T COME BACK.
Martin Reeding, who some time ago was
arrested for posting "boycott stckers
on poles tn this vicinity ano later nho
hearing in the Sixth District court, and
vas allowed his freedom for a few days
owing to the fact that the state was not
r,,,fte ready to go on with the case, failed
10 put In his appearances en- the DAY set
for the trial
Yesterday he was arrested on a capias.
at the yard OF r. h. Lttle & Co, on
Point street II was a branch office or
this concern that was the object OF the
boycott.
ELECTED OFFICERS.
The West side Trolley club elected the
following corps of officers yesterday;
Fred Chapman. president; J. p. Fogsrty
vice PRESIDENT Patrick Waters, recording
secretary; George Amidon, financial sec
retary: John King, treasurer; John F.
Toon. Joseph Benash A II. Chapman,
James Noble Brown and Fred Lavodre,
executive committee
The election began at o'clock in the
morning and closed at o'clock IN the
evening. This club Is In an excellent nm
ancial condition and socially there Is none
better In the state.
GENERAL MENTION.
regular meeting of the Olncyville
Baseball association will be held at the
Oineyville hotel this evening.
Two men called at Plainfeld street
saloon this morning and one OF them had
IN his possession bogus money After
they left the saloon the proprietor tele-
phoned to the Chaffee street police sta
tion ana nottned them of the fact A de-
tail wss sent out to bocate them.
Edward Hughes of C1i ffstreet. while at
work In the Riversde mills last night.
had the misfortune to have his right arm
caught IN q machine. A fellow workman
heard his shouts. ran TO his assistance
and shut of the power. DR.. Milan was
called and found that ths mans right arm
had been broksn In two places.
James Murphy. 10 years old, was found
IN the square ut BIS this morning by the
police. At the station Jimmy" said that
ne ived at 1T Atwc1rs avenue and was
afraid to 20 home. as he thought that his
mother was going to fan" him. He was
sent home.
H. c. Eickerson. a conductor on the
Comfortable fine. reported TO the police
last evening that a dog. owned by
Stephen Mcweeney OF Manton avenue
attacked him last evening and tore hts
trousers.
more at drill last evening under Capt
Foley. This oompany expects 10 make a
good showing in the contest for the hand
some gun rack.
Charles Parsons Of SIS Piainfeid stree
reported to the police yesterday that hii
fous-months-oid puppy bad either strayet
away or had been stolen.
The funsrsi Of Daniel Quann. one OF ths
Oldest and best known citizens OF this
place. was held at st. Theresa's church
this morning.
james Curran of this place will repre-.
sent the Barbers' association at the Ma
ticnal convention that Is TO be held al
Louisville. KY, early in October.
Hose 10 responded TO a eth alarm for q
frs on the Hartford avenue dump. about
4 O'Clock. yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. J. Feefy. clerk for James f. Nc
Curdy. left for Atlantic City. yesterday
where he will spend his vacation.
william Tabor was arrested last even.
ing on suspicion OF stealing a harnes,
from Frank siavin.
LOCAL DOCTOR LOST HORSE.
Nashua, ~. H., July 12.-Fuego. IN
valuable road trotting horse belonging &
Dr. Berthisme OF Providence. died n
the Nashua driving park today. Tn
mare had a record OF 2:2O. made here q
the last meet. and was valued at $500
She was six years old.
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