The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-19
0LNEYVILLE.
Knocked From Manton Gar BY
: Hitting Tool Box.
No Ban ON That Grass. Took
Early Morning Ride.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
Hartford avenue. Telephone to-West.

Harry Moses, who lives at the rear OF
% Chaffee street. was quite badly injured
by being knocked from a Manton avenue
car last evening. Mr.. Moses, in changing
his seat from the rear 10 the front OF the
car, was knocked from the footboard by
coming in contact with a toolbox that
was located by the side OF the road,
He was taken TO the office OF DIR. Bou-
chard and there reported that no one was
TO blame for the accident but himself:
The accident happened near the FIRE sta
tion on Manton avenue. Mr.. Moses was
quite badly injured and no doubt will
be taken 10 tho Rhode Island hospital
during the day. Dr. Bouchard took him
from his office 10 his home on Chafee
street.
WOULD NOT TAKE CHANCES.
Three young men stood at the junction
OF Planfeld and Killingly streets yester-
day afternoon. when one suggested that
they make tour OF the $40 900 park, when
one OF the trio exclaimed Not on your
life, Why. II you step on the grass the
police will run you in and fine you IS and
costs"
For the benefit OF the citizens II may
$40 600 park is not as valuable as that on
Davis park and anyone is at liberty to
wander at their own sweet will on any
portion OF the Neutaconkanut the only
restrietio being that they must not tear
down the barbed wire fences
ARE SORRY NOW
Friday and Saturday OF last week
caused the storekeepers on the square
who had been kind enough TO allow the
city TO place garbage cans In front OF
their stores. 10 register heartfelt regrets
for their willingness. These unfortunate
dealers will ask that the cans be at
least furnished with cover. and IL they
are successful the general public will also
be benefited. for the stencil from them
containing as they do the days sweepings
OF the square. is 10 say the least not
pleasing 10 the thousands who are obliged
to pass there.
FROM THE HOLY CITY"
From 3 O'Clock this morning until the
sun put in It's appearance the police OF
the Chafee street station were busy max
ing calls 20 the Holy City" and among
the illustrious residents OF that place who
rode in tne 500 chariot were Mrs. MAY
Lamb. Mrs. Annie Slocum, Charles
Matthews, Charles. Riley and William
Carter. The reception committee con-
Kelly, Feeney, Cahill and Patrol Driver
Giblin
GENERAL MENTION.
Edward McKenna and his son, Edward
were ordered TO appear at the session OF
the Sixth district court this morning. the
former being charged with making an
assault upon John J. Nangle and the
latter for assaulting John j. Brady. This
Is the outcome of little setto that hap
pened In Nansle's saloon on Friday even
|, ing.
The Rhode Island Athletic club at
Thornton will he open 10 the public
Thursday evening. Mr.. stanson Abbott.
who will have charge OF the club, has
secured for the opening night Fred
O Brien OF Chelsea and George Campbell
Of FAN River. Tommy Feltz Of New York
and Chester Goodwin OF Chelsea. who
will contest for the i24-pound champion
ship Of New England.
The first bout will be between Kid Con-
molly OF this city and Kid Barrish OF
Cambridge.
Frank Gilis Of "a Harvey street stepped
from Thornton avenue car last evening
10 allow woman 10 get aboard the car,
and he claims that the car started be-
fore he was seated. throwing him 10 the
ground. He says that he is quite badly
injured
and Thomas WARMERS, boys. were ar
rested Saturday afternoon for bathing in
the river in the rear Of the Riverside
mills without being properly clothed
The following volumes have been added
70 the Olneyville Free library Letters
a. an American Family" Thackeray:
.e,hIld-Life- -in-Iapan." Ayrton: The
American City. Problem in Democracy"
Wilcox; Little Citizens. or the Humor
NJ fn
Kelly. The Man on the Box" Mac
Grath; Mysterious Mr. Sabin. Open
heom.and The Bishops Shadow" Thurs
ton
Quite a number Of the local union
clerks Of this place took prominent part
In the annual outing OF the Bartenders
union held AT Boydens Bay View yester-
day.
John Rogers. who for many years, was
IN the employ of owen OGara on Broad
way entered the employ ~ John p Fox
at 1928 Westminster street this morning
Angelo DArmo. Gstano Napaletani ard
Guisippe Demand were taken into custody
yesterday afternoon for walking on the
grass at Davis park
Harry Abbott Of Thornton Is arranging
for whippet race az King Philip park
for July. lie will put Up purse OF SIS
a large number of young men from this
place rode the goat" at the meeting of
Providence aerie Of the Eagles yesterday
afternoon
The picnic Of the Robert Emmett Lit
erary association at Sinners Park yester-
day was a most successful affair
Weather poremtting. the Rhode ISL
and Military and Concert band will give
its initial concert IN front OF Irons block
this evening.