The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-25
0LNEYvILLE.
Checker Club Making Active
Preparation for Big Match Game
Young Men Hurt in Carriage
Smashup Bowling Fever.

1he OlneyVille tneckef N"p
spirited meeting last evening with fresi-
dent Melvin in the chair
A large amount OF business was Trans
acted and several new members were
Installed.
Great interest Is centred in the forth-
coming team match between the local
team captained by Ernest Williams anu
the old Fourteenth CLUB OF South froNl-
demo. captained oy John Mattel This
will be the third time the rival teams
have met under these respective cap
tains and on former occasions the iocs'
team has been fortunate enough 10 WIN
The Forthcoming match promises 10 ne
one OF the most interesting from soci-
able standpoint
Any player in the state ~ "eicone :"
nut I'm an appearance, ana players uesh
inr 10 play Will kindly address word TO
Captain Ernest r. Williams or John Ma
tel q Plainfield street
OlneyyiIle's team match will be played
rsh 18th. nj the club rooms, u Plainneld
street, Olneyville.
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY.
William Luther and Walter Swaine, ac-
nuence OF liquor yesterday, created con-
adorable excitement on Plainfeld street
has, evening The young men were rid
Ing In a carriage owned by Harry Win
sor Of l40 Lowell avenue. and Mr.. Luther
who was driving was unable TO manage
the horse. which coflided with pole, ana
both men were thrown out
Luther was picked up in an unconscious
condition and taken 20 his nome sla
Plainfield street. and DIR. Ralph Shaw was
called to care for him. His condition is
said to be quite serious
Mr.. winsor notified the police that trap
pings valued at about sll had been lost
from the carriage
MUST TOE THE LINE.
Alexander Kazall. whose name has been
before the public. In a most disagreeable
light since Saturday evening for the man
ner In which he has treated his family
at their home on Bough street. was taken
into custody last evening. and the in
dications are that he will be made TO toe
the mark from now on. Captain Rowe
and Mr. Thurber agent Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Chill
dren. have been at work on the case. and
as they could not get the mans wife TO
make a complaint against him for nom
support have decided that the only way
20 reach the man was TO charge him With
non-support of his children.
This was done and he was taken into
custody.
A BAD ATTACK.
The bowling fever broke out In it's
most virulent form at the meeting Of the
Regent Literary and Social club last
evening, and ten OF its members are now
seriously affected The first Ave TO be
stricken were Messrs. Fallon. Falvey,
Rhodes, Gong and Graham. who called
themselves the Regent Stars The next
few were Boulde, Hammin. Rowe. Nc
Csrveil and McGrath. who will be known
~ the Regents I'd. and they will render
treatment AT the establishment OF Mr. Ca
hill on Hartford avenue Monday evening;
and MIR. William Graham will he the ref
cree. Some say that these young mer
know all Of the symptoms Of the disease
while others say that this Is the first
time that they have we're shown any sign.
OF being so affected
GENERAL MENTION
Irving Diamond who for number q
years has been connected with the we
hnishing department OF Farewell's mill
at Central Falls has been engaged by 81
perintendent Coggesnall OF the Riversid
mills as assistant TO Mr.. Thomas O'Dor
,ell, who has been made foreman OF th
wet finishing department OF that concerI
Thcce changes were caused by the req
iYnation OF Mr.. John oNeil. who ha
held the position OF overseer for man
years.
Charles Edwards. who has charge OF {
r A. Beane's blacksmith shop at 2 and
Pocaseet avenue reported 90 the polio
this morning that a light OF glass ha
been broken out OF a rear window durir
the night. but so far as he knows nothir
Lad been taken.
young man whose name could not
learned met with quite a serious sccidei
a, the Riverside mills this morning. Nor
Of the particulars OF the accident could
learned other than that he was taken
q carriage 20 the office OF DR.. Longfello,
Starter Charles Pierce. who has be,
confined to his residence on Bancro
street for some time with sprained "a
lle. reported for duty this morning
Patrolman Dyer who has been on q
sick list for some time reported for du
this morning
Mrs Ann Conway, who was called
Meriden, Conn. to attend the funeral
niece, has returned TO her home
Willow street.
The funeral OF Mrs James r. warde
who died suddenly Monday at her hon
tn Hughesdale, was held at o'clock N
afternoon.
Detective Mcguire of the Chan
street station enjoyed a day of yeste
6ay
The funeral OF Patrick Conroy. an q
resident was held at St Msry's chur
this morning.
Henristta G., wife OF william T. Leg
dieG AT her home. 1oS Pocasset aven
yesterday.
The officers-elect OF Nawagansett
tembly of Good Fellows were installed
Deputy George Heptonstall. last evenir
Al the meeting " Perseverance Lod
OF knights OF Pythias. last evening 9
rsngements were made 10 hold a social
PAWTUXET.