The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-20
0LNEYvILLE. :
Another Assault by Girls Upon
One Of Their Own Sex.
That Boston J0urney..O Driver
Thrown Out. .Othor Notes.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West

A sister OF one OF the girls who is now
at the home 70 the Good Shepherd al Bos-
ton for making an attempt to hold up
the Alder girl on Heath street a Few
evenings ago Is following in her foot
steps. for she with a number OF other
girls OF her age, which Is about seven
peuHeed-upon a child that was sitting
upon It's own doorsteps I'm odd Fellows
square last evening. The little one AT
first supposed that the girls had come
10 play with her. but when they made an
attempt TO steal her "jackstones and bali
che shouted for her older sister who ran
20 her assistance and saw two or the
girls pull her little sister down three
OF the steps that led 10 her home. The
marauders ran out OF the entry, butn OF
until one OF them had been recognized.
The police are Investigating the case
ALL READY FOR BOSTON.
The $50 railroad men OF this place are
in hopes that the weather on Thursday
will be quite different from yesterday and
today. as they have made all arrange
ments for their annual pilgrimage 10 Bos-
ton on that day. They will leave this city
a. s07 and will play the ball team Of
the Third division Of the West In the
morning and in the afternoon will take
in the Boston Chicago American league
game.
At 5i5 they will go TO Nsntasket
Beach where they will remain until l045
and will leave Boston for home at ~
o'clock The delegates will wear their
uniforms With the addition OF yachting
caps which have been furnished by J.
O. San Souci and John O'Connell OF this
place.
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY.
John Flanagan OF 3f Manton avenue
met with serious accident on Atwells
avenue at e:l5 last evening. and Is now
at the Rhode Island hospital with COM
pound fracture OF the right elbow. and
sundry cuts and bruises. While driving
on Atwell's avenue ne dropped ono OF
the rens and the horse started on "A wild
run and had not gone far when one OF
the wheels ~ the wagon collided with a
telegraph pole. throwing Mr. Flanagan
out.
He was picked up IN an unconscious
condition and taken 10 the office OF DR.
Bouchsrd who ordered him sent to the
hospital The team. which was secured
ny Patrolman Smith is the property OF
Philip FoEarty on Putnam street.
AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Andrew ]. Sweet, about 50 years old one
OF the best known machinists OF this
place. died at the Home OF the Aged Poor.
q Catholic institution at Pawtucket, Sun
day. and his funeral will be held al the
undertaking rooms OF G. o. Chase. 100
Westminster street tomorrow al o'clock.
For many years the deceased was employ
ed at Brown * Sharpe's.
Forty years ago he was the foreman of
the weaving department of the old
FRANKLIN mill at Manton.
He had been In poor health for some
time and was treated at tho Rhode Island
hospital and when discharged from that
institution Il was thought that he would
recover.
little later he was taken sick again
and some OF his friends succeeded in get
ting him into the institution where he
died.
WHERE rs BOYOs.
Mathew Maratal OF 26 Putnam street
and his family are somewhat disturbed TO
know the whereabouts Of John Boyos.
who for some time has made his home
with them. Boyos left tho house Sunday
at 2S0 70 escort his sister 10 the Fall
River boat, and he has not been heard
from since.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. Henry Belhumeur Of 36l Manton
avenue has requested the police TO he on
the lookout for Arthur Boucher. a young
relative, who has runaway from his home
In New Hampshire and is in this city
with no money.
Mr.. Belhumeur is OF the opinion that
the young man Is sleeping out
Messrs Kennedy & Cough have a num-
Der Of the residents OF this place booked
for the steamer Saxonia that sails for
Europe tomorrow.
James Birmingham and Joseph Bedard
were arrested on warrants last evening
for revelling on Huntington avenue a few
for revelling on Huntington avenue a few
nights ago.
boy was taken from his home a Sill
yer Lake this morning who is wanted by
Truant officer Whttemore.
Miss Ida G.. Moore OF Pocasset avenue
Is spending a few days with friends at
Lawrence. Mass
The rank OF Knight will he conferred
upon one candidate AZ the meeting OF Per-
severance Lodge, K of r. this evening.