The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-01
0LNEYvILLE.
Bike Cops Started in Tour Of
nutj Today.
Mill . Gossip Money, Comes
and Man Missing.
olneyville branch OF the Providence
No. al Heffernans New Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West.

The bicycle squad from the Chanee
street station went into service at
O'Clock this morning. Day Patrolmah
Bates and Mclaughlin being the men
who will cover the beats on wheels being
the pioneers This is no strange sight Tor
both of these men for years have used
wheel more or less
The change this evening will be the one
that will cause something OF a stir for
then the night men will leave the sta-
tion mounted. Wilkinson going 10 Moan
beat: iT6rer 10 sherman's; Bogue 10
Flynn,s: Devine TO Hollands. while Cor
man and Parker will retain their ola
beats
For the present Moan will be assigned
10 Toner'S beat. FLYNN TO Bogue's and
Sherman 10 Wilkinsons Patrolman fol-
land is doing day duty on Patrolnan
Overs beat the latter being on the SICK
list and will continue on the same ioF
some time TO come.
A NEW ovERsEER.
The two new overseers for the dyelhs
department at the Atlantic mills, VINO are
coming from New York did not put In
their appearance yesterday. but are eX-
pected at any moment. The drawing IN
room OF this mill has new boss IN the
person of John Grimes. who comes from
the Riverside mills.
About 80 new spinning frames Of Eng
lish make are being installed AZ the At
lantic mills and It Is intimated that an
other consignment is enroute
MAN AND MONEY GONE.
The past four months Valislaw and
John Babee have made their home at IL
Huldah street few weeks ago a fellow
countryman engaged a room In the same
house and Saturday the stranger disap-
peared and at the same time about $S In
money and a pair Of shoes, the property
OF the Babee brothers also disappeared.
They were asked by Acting Captain Ty-
Ter why they had not reported the fact be-
fore and the excuse they had was that
they could find no one who would act as
interpreter for them
POLICE RECORD FOR JULY.
During the past month l2l arrests were
recorded al the Chaffee street police sta
tion which is the same number as for
June.
The causes are as follows; Assaults,
six. assault with dangerous weapons,
three: bastardy, one concealed weapons,
one: discharging weapon in street on
Sunday. one: dsorderly house. one; ex-
posure OF person. four; fast driving, one:
fugitives from justice. one; larceny, one:
suspicion OF larceny. two; shooting craps
on Sunday, two caT~s playing on Sunday,
three; revelling, four suspicious persons.
nine throwing glass In the street, ono.
vagrant. one; drunkenness. ~.
The amount OF property reported stolen
and recovered was SO.
AN ATTEMPT TO STEAL A HORSE.
An attempt was made TO steal a horse
from the stable of Khochadoor Coos
harlan, IL Valley street. last night. \
gate had been forced open and a staple
drawn from the stable door, and the i'm
dications are that one OF the horses had
been harnessed already TO lead from the
building. but the thief or thieves were
evidently frightened away.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mrs. Mckenzie and Mrs Rowan OF
Southbridge. Mass. are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kinsey at 20 Pocasset
avene These ladies were very pleasantly
entertained Sunday evening with an i'm
promptu concert. the Misses Kinsey being
accomplished musicians, and they were
assisted by a number OF their young
friends. tempting luncheon was served.
Michael Thompson, a carpenter living
on Huntington avenue. and "A woman
were arrested at the Dixie street crossing
last evening for being under the influence
OF liquor. 1t is said that a passenger
train was held up so as not to strike the
pair. but this Thompson denies.
EdWafd smith, nNe years ola. living n
q Chaffee street. while pla aging about a
lumber-reach, driven by Frank Murphy
OF ~ Ophela street, was quite badly in
3ured by being crushed between the ex-
tension of the wagon and a telephone
pole.
The Growers beat the Willow A. G.
by a score of to 3. The feature was the
playing Of tho whole Grover team.
Burns played we'll for the W. A. C. The
record OF the Growers follows: Growers
II; Huntington Grays. 10; Growers. Is.
Westminster Stars. l3: Growers. g. Olney-
vile Juniors, :; Growers IL: Olneyville
Juniors. 12:- Growers. 12 MaguuttHv, q!
Growers. g. Willow A. C, S.. Other chal-
lenges go to G. F. Patterson l6 Bancroft
street. Olneyville.
William Carsen. three years old. was
picked up on the square yesterday after
noon. and later, through the police, was
sent 70 his home. 81 Putnam street
A man whose name could not he learned
had his right arm badly crushed in the
Valley Worsted Mills yesterday. He was
attended by DR. Longfelow.
John Hart, clerk az y. A. Smiths drug
store. has returned from his vacation.
The Misses Helen Garrahan OF Wen
dell street and Sarah Tracey of Chaplin
avenue have gene 10 Nara gansett Pier
where they will remain for two weeks.