The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-08
0LNEYvILLE.
Young Man Fell Through Win.
dow..An Artery Gut.
Woman Objected to S9OO
Chariot. Tool Thief Caught.

oineyvile branch OF the Providenec.
Hartford avenue. Telephone +-West
James Farrell. a young man living on
Greenwood street, was injured in a very
peculiar manner while standing in front
of the pool room on Atwells avenue lasse ..s
evening
Among the patrons ~ the pool room
were John Logan OF II Barton street and
Stanley Bartlett OF Atwells avenue They.
while 'fooling," fell against and broke
large light OF glass. Both young men
fell through the window and a piece OF
the glass fell against young Farrells
right leg. Al the time Or. Jones OF 70
Douglas avenue was passing In a car.
and seeing that his services were needed.
alighted from the car.
He found that an artery in Farrelrs
leg had been severed by the falling glass.
Or. Jones bound mp the wound and called
an ambulance from the Rhode Island hos
pital, where the young man was taken,
he being in serious condition. Both
Logan and Bartlett were cut and bruised.
A LOCAL MAN KILLED,
Thomas F. Donahue. a well known resi-
dent OF the annexed district. was killed
yesterday afternoon at Attleboro. Mass.
He was employed by the Providence
Telephone company, and while in the per-
formance OF his duty came in contact
with live wire and died almost instantly.
He was 2s years old and resided at 5
Magdalene street. He leaves a wife and
two small children. who have the sym
pathy OF the entire community. Under
taker John +. Harlow OF IS Planfeld
street. by request OF the family, left for
Attleboro at a. m. 20 take charge OF
the body.
OBJECTED TO THE RIDE.
Among those whose names were reg
istered at the Charee street police sta
ton were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holland
Of Willow street Mr. Holland was quite
orderly. but Mrs. Holland rather objected
80 being carted about the town I'm the
$500 chariot IL required two patrolmen
20 hold her in the wagon. She was taken
10 the womans department at the Central
station. and the men were certainly happy
as soon as she was In the hands OF the
Central station officials
They were charged with being drunk.
GOT ONE OF THEM
The new school house on Regent avenue.
40 Joseph loyal. the foreman Of construc-
ton reports. has been broken into num-
her Of times within a week. and small
" tools valued at so have been stolen.
Last evening Joseph Miller. IL years
old. was taken into custody. and I'm his
pocket was found one OF the many knives
that had been stolen.
The Miller boy gave the names OF the
other two boys who went into the build
Ing with him.
FOUND IN AN OPEN LOT.
Late last evening Patrolman Brown ot
the ChaNee street station found an old
man lying In the lot opposite Steere ave-
nue. on Manton avenue He was taken 10
the station where he said that his name
was Herbert Blackwell and that he was
60 years old.
An ambulance from the Rhode Island
hospital was called, and the attending
physician said that the old gentleman
was suffering with blood poison both OF
his feet being affected. He was taken to
the hospital.
MORE CHANGES.
There was another little shift among
the men at the Charee street police sta
ton this morning A few days ago Patrol
man sullivan was transferred from what
r. known as the Messer street beat 10 the
square beat And Patrolman Bates Of the
bicycle squad was sent to Sullvan's beat.
This morning Mr.. Sullivan was sent IN his
old beat and Mr. Bates was sent to Pa
trolman Hollands beat in the annexed
district and Mr. Holland is now doing
duty on the square beat
GENERAL MENTION.
Miss Poole. the acting superintendent
OF the Plainheld Street Baptist church
called at the Chaffee street police station
last evening and reported that the watch
that had been stolen from her at the ses-
zion Of the Sunday school last Sunday
had been returned but declined TO say
who had returned IT,
Nellie Robinson. IL years old OF 70
Eagle street, was among the many young
folks who spent a portion OF last evening
at Davis Park. Nellie fell from one OF the
swings and at first n was thought that
che had been severely injured
She was cared for by some OF the older
persons and later assisted TO her home
by her brother
The police are looking for number OF
boys who picked UP a bag filled with veg
etaoles that fell from farmers wagon.
while he was driving through Odd Eel
lows square early last evening en- route
for Market square.
Mr.. Joseph Tanning some times called
Willie West" the good looking and ever
ohlising night operator at the West"
Telephone station Is enjoying his annual
vacation.
Joseph Mccormick ~ 22s Planheld
street lost his pocket book containing n
small amount OF money and valuable pa
pers yesterday afternoon.