The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14

News Al Hefernan's New store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-Nes''
Tatrolman BuSbee Of the Chaffee street
station was suspended last evening by or
DR. OF chief OF Police Matthews. 1t is re-
10 crteo that the suspension = the outcome
OF the hold up" case OF Mr.. Mulvey on
Atwell's avenue on the morning of March
Sih
The story goes that Mr. Bugbee found a
fnlal, amount of money on his beat.
vhich fact he told 10 his associates ana
a. there had az that time been no report
a. break or a mold up. Mr Bugboe re-
tained the money.
Last SUNDAY Mr. Mulvey called at the
station and made report Of the hold up,
which was the first intimation that the
lyolice had OF the affair. 1t is also report
cd that a young man found s. not far
from the spot. whore Mr.. Bugbee picked
I'D some loose change
As soon as the pstrolman learned 81 the
''holC up he turned the money over 10
Captain Rowe. IL is thought that the
money found was part OF that taken from
Mr.. Mulvey.
MAN WITH A CKUTCH WON.
There are quite a number OF fast horses
IN this vicinity and there are some that
cannot beat "A ons-ieggsd man and one
man, a bologna sausage maker whose
place OF business is on Agnes street is the
owner. OF horse that has been beaten
f,lr end square by n one-legged man The
sausage man, was telling OF the good
qualities OF his horse, and also remarked
that 'TIe could 40. too"
Among his audience was man with
one leg and he 'butted in with the re-
mark. that he could beat the horse. This
started the sausage maker for his pride
had been touched.
II was finally decided that there would
tu n race the distance TO be l3 yards. for
the horse and 100 yards for the man with
the crutch. The race was pulled or yes
terday afternoon, over a measured course,
vhicf was laid out between the Crown
and Taft & Weeden Mills and the man
with the crutch won
PATRICK CoNNoRS BURIED.
The funeral OF Patrick Connors. who
died at the Rhode Island hospital from
injuries received by falling from a Branch
avenue car few days ago. was at the
residence OF his uncle. James Gilligan. at
l24 Eastwood avenue AT $40 this morn
ing. and later services were held at St
Anthony's Catholic church.
Mr. Connors had beaa-4H-this- country
but short time and Mr. Glllgan is the
only relative that he had here. being a
brother OF the unfortunate mans mother.
The bearers were from among his for
mer associates at tho Silver Spring
bleachery. The interment was az st.
AIMS cemetery.
ST THEREsAs BRANCH.
st. Theresas r. A. society met In
Guild hall. Sunday afternoon, President
j. Graham presiding. Six applicants were
admitted To membership and the appiica-
lions for membership were secured The
excursion committee reported that Il had
engaged the steamer Warwick for Sun
day. Sept II, and the COMMITTEES on the
smoke talk that is TO be held Friday
evening reported that all arrangements
had been made.
GENERAL MENTION.
The many friends OF the Rev. FIR.
Meenan are sorry to learn that he has
been called upon 10 mourn the loss OF his
rister. Miss Mary j. Meenan, at Newport.
where he Is now located He was for
ynerly curate at st. Mary's church.
Ralph Baraco was taken into custody
this morning on the charge OF reyelling.
II Is claimed that he was I'm the mixup
IN front OF the Atlantic mills a few morn
.ings ago.
The social committee OF the Olneyvills
Musical and Athletic club met last even
iiig and MADE Anal arrangements for
bail to be held in Irons hall. Friday
evening
The funeral Of Lena Opperman, dansh-
ter OF william w. and Dorothy Opper-
men. will be held at ST Peters Episcopal
church at Msntnn tomorrow at 2 O'Clock
Tho nrm OF hayhew a. Maher. shoe
dealers In the square. has dissolved part
nershtp.
II II reported that olneyville Is to have
oOe more bowling alley.