The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
0LNEYvILLE.
Cooper Asks for Police Protec.
tlon at His Wedding.
Capt. Rows's Condition Re.
ported Improved. Bike Accident
olneyville branch of the Providence
News at Heffernan's New store, -
Hartford avenue. Telephone io-West

Alfred Cooper OF 4s Covell street called
at the chanee street police station last
evening, where he met Sergt. Bennett.
Mr.. Cooper said he was TO be married to-
day at o'clock AT the Broadway Bap-
tist church. and he wanted a police es-
cort.
The sergeant informed Mr. Cooper that
II was the custom OF the patrolman on
the beat 10 look after such events, and
no doubt there would be a man in blue
standing in the shade OF the church 10
zee that there was no disturbance. Mr..
Cooper replied that he did not care 10
take any chances on the matter Of police
protection. an dthen went on 10 say that
he had two sisters who had not been in
vited 10 the wedding and that they had
said they swere going TO be on hand just
the same and would throw something az
him and his bride which they would not
forget As he Was very much I'm doubt
whether they will throw rice or shoes or
q piece of railroad iron. he felt as II
there ought 70 be some one on hand 20
watch his sisters and see they were not
armed with anything more dangerous
than an old shoe. Under the circum-
stances the sergeant deemed II advisable
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church.
CAPT. ROWE IMPROVING.
friend OF Capt William Rowe OF the
Chaene street police station. who has
been on the sick list for some time. and
is now at Myricks. Mass. says that the
captain is improving and will soon return
20 this city. Acting Captain Tyler, Sergts,
Potter and Bennett OF the station will
welcome his return 10 duty, for since
has illness they have been practically
prisoners az the station.
A BICYCLE ACCIDENT
Yesterday afternoon Mary French. who
resides on Appleton street, while walking
on Manton avenue was knocked down by
a rider giving his name as Andrew Smith
OF Vermont avenue. Mrs French walked
away and Mr. Smith went 20 the station
and told how the accident happened.
on THEIR ANIMALS
Letter Carriers u. r. Cannon, Hugo @
Marks and william Walter White or the
local office started on their annual vaca-
tion, yesterday Those who returned were
Charles German. J. q. Yerrick W. r
Clary and l.. T. Kinnecom. Edward Nc
Caffrey OF the Office Is on the sick list.
GENERAL MENTION.
Tristram Mowry reported TO the police
this morning that a quantity of milk had
been stolen from the door step OF 81 Ber-
gin street
Ellen Iesman Of l2l Laban street. and
William Kenny OF 43 Merino avenue. was
taken into custody this morning "a an in
sane person.
George Amidon, a conductor on the
Broadway line. is confined TO his home by
Illness
Edward White. who for some tome has
made life miserable for his wife and fam
fly al their home on Howard street, was
taken into custody last evening and lock
ed up on the charge OF being a common
drunkard.
Mfr Frederick Fogarty clerk at the To-
cal postoffice. is spending his vacation in
q motor boat down the bay.
Ellen, wife OF Edward Sullivan the we'll
known mason died at her home, 4 Lena
street, last evening
AZ a meeting Of the Homestead club,
yesterday afternoon, John McCann was
elected as referee OF all games for the
season OF 1865