The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-07
0LNEYVILLE.
Fire Scare In Stokes Block
Caused by OIL Lamp.
Lad Had Arm Muscle Torn Out.
To Be No Inquest for Mr.. Kane

The ensnts OF the Stokes block are
Berne for his prompt action last even
ing.
In making his rounds ne discovered
smoke issuing from the orrice Of the la
Petit. He called John O'Connel, the
agent OF the building. and they went 10
the rooms OF the concern and found them
filed with smoke. caused by large oil
lamp which had been left burning, and
Just what the result would have been had
not the patrolman taken a hand In the
matter is hard 70 conjecture.
MUSCLE TORN OUT.
Circcoh Cemirco IS years old whose
home is at q Dale street. IL at the Rhode
Island hospital with the upper muscle OF
his right arm torn out. He and another
were "foohng' In the weaving department
~ the Weybosset mills on Dixie street,
Just before shutting down time. last even
ing and his companion threw him against
loom with the above result
The lad was taken 10 the office Of DR..
I.ongfelow. who dressed the arm and then
sent him 10 the Rhode Island hospital.
AGAIN IN TROUBLE.
Martin Cunningham, who some time ago
had the misfortune 10 have one Of his
children killed on the railroad track
while picking up coal, was taken Into
custody last evening for beins INTOXICATED,
and ss this was the third time within q
few weeks he will he held until tomorrow
morning. when he will he called upon to
answer 10 the charge OF being comInon
drunksrd
TO BE NO INQUEST.
II was reported about the square last
evening that an inquest upon the death of
John s Kane. who was killed az the At
lantic mills \ few days ago, was being
held at the mill Yesterday. but Medical
Examiner Perkins says no. and also says
that he knows OF no reason why one
should he held.
HAPPY Bill ECoATs
The bowling team from the Chsree
Street station are going about today with
huge chips on their shoulders. FOR they
heat Pat Flynn's Olneyville Public Mar
ket team. and the latter team had been
cock Of the walk for some time.
The Rluecosts are inclined to believe
that "spitbalr' throw of Martin Fe-ney
won them the game. The score was 1865
1890
BROKE HIS Log
Leo Cormier. II years white playing
on a pile Of lumber on Roger court late
Yesterday afternoon. is now at the Rhode
Island hospital with a broken leg
One Of the larger sticks rolled upon the
hoys left leg and when ne was picked
IN " was found that the bone had been
broken just above the knee.
GENERAL MENTION
The pair Of goats" that have been
tolting the apparatus Of Hook and Ladder
No on Laurel Hll avenue for some time
were replaced yesterday with a dandy
pair Of bay horses, and the members Of
the company feel like rendering the COM
missiouers hearty vote of thanks
An alarm was sent In from box 1876 AZ
5:2s last evening for fire i'm the cupola
Of Milers foundry on Harris avenue. The
damage was slight
The Broadway Baptist Church Beneficial
institute held Its monthly meeting I'm the
parlors OF the church last evening.
Willow camp. Modern Woodmen of
America. had successful concert and
dance I'm Guild hall last evening
George Thurston. q popular member of
Hook and Ladder No s, IL confined TO his
home with the grippe.
There was a large attendance at the
services for non-Catholics az St Theresas q
church last evening
George Melville was arrested ~ his
home on De Soto street last evening on
charge ~ being a vagrant.
Robert McGee OF 80 Eiswad street noti-
fed the police last evening that his black
and tan dog had been stolen.
Michael son Of John and Margaret
Casey. died at his home. Kossuth street.
yesterday
Try the new bowling game at Dona-
hues saloon. II Stokes street