The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-29


Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.
Certain Rowe Of the Chaffee street sta
tion has a. last persuaded Mr William
Ear OF Bowdoin street TO have his three
rmall children cared for at one Of the
many asylums in tho city. II will be re-
Numbered that few nights ago. one OF
the children. girl about 10 years old had
been found in an outhouse by Patrolman
T.rer
Al the station she told a tale of woe,
that seemed "a ne almost Incredible Her
story was that he father beat her ana
the other children.
Cartain Rowe upon investigation found
that Mr. Early. whose wife has been dead
for scme time. was an honest sober and
hard working man and that every cent
that he earned was devoted 10 his chll-
dren. but the girl that was found TN the
ctihCuse was way ward and w1lfJl ana
one 90 the manv things that she did was
to sell lot Of clothue 10 peddler. when
she VAS alone In tho house.
The captain found. that Mr. Early was,
~ anything. too kind 10 this child and IA
there were two -oIEeer than she the cap
tain deemed Il an act ~ charity and one
hoi eficial for he little ones 10 place
'hen. where they would be restrained
RAILROAD MAN INJURED.
-ohn ] Pollard. head brakeman on
through freight train on the Consolidated
road met with a severe accident shortly
after starting out from the city yard At
Sis this morning IL was I'm the act of
Walking through the cahoose of the train,
vi on he slipped and fell 90 the floor, and
wntr he arose found that the knee cap of
his left leg had been broken
The train procealod as far as the West
r 'rster station. where the injured man
was assisted from the train TO the wait
ing station A m Messenger was sent To the
Franz Searles stake on Stokes street.
v.lisre q carriage IN charge of James
saVage was sent 10 the station and re-
moved Mr. Pollard 10 HIS home az "A
HEATH street.
Or Henry p Lovswell OF Hammond
street was summoned
A NoN-sUPToRT CHARGE
some six months ago Fred spiegel left |
his Wife and two children AZ his home on /
purnan street una since then. according /
"a tho police he has ontributed nothing |
towsrd their support on Saturday he
landed I'm the square somewhat under the |
ir.lene of liquor ard went TO n house n |
t,r~ doin street where his wife and chill !
dren live. and forced IN the door He Was
frst'ed out. and the police notified Cap /
tain Rowe ~ the Chaffee street station |
caused a warrant foi bis Arrest 70 be Is
sued. and he was 9icked up I'm the square.
yesterday by Patrolman Bates
As Spiegel has heer IN the habit ~
leaving his family whenever the notion
struck him. he will have 10 hnd some one
other than the Officials of the ChaTee
street station to recommend him to the
probation officer. Non-support is what he
Il charged with
Knocked pOwN BY A TEAM
joseph Tasso OF ~ Valley street claips
&c have been Knocked down and injured
a the foot OF Broadway hill yesterday
sftVrroon, by one of c. s Mann's two
h re teams. AS near as can he learned
- $50. who had been waiting on the euro
10 allow light wagon 10 pass. stepped I'm
hcn, OF the two horses. which at the
time were walking
Ore OF them stepped on his right foot
cutting through e. canvass shoe The po-
Ice could not see when the driver was in
tie least TO blame for the accident
NOT so BAD AS 1T LOOKED
For time yesterday Capt Rowe and
others OF the Chaffee street police station
were OF the opinion that they were about
10 lose the pretty black horse. the mate
OF the one that died Sunday. for II
showed signs OF being exceedingly lame
The captain ordered the animal hitchcd
up and driven To the blacksmith shop OF
j. j. and J. a. Barr on Westminster
had picked up wire nail The nail
was removed and II Is expected that the
horse after day or SO will be In proper
form again
HE SURPRISED THEM
Patrolman Mcguire OF the Charreo
street station, who has been on the sick
list for about four months surprised his
associates yesterday afternoon by calling
upon them al the station. This Is more
than was looked for. FOR none supposed
that this popular member OF the station
detail would recover. He is now. he
thinks on the road to recovery, FOR which
his many friends feel thankful
GENERAL MENTION.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Rol-
Inns was present at the meeting OF Per-
severance lodge, Knights OF Pythias. last
evening and made an interesting address
The social committee reported thnt IL a.
arranging program for the proper OBJ
servance OF the anniversary OF the lodge
which occurs Tuesday evening MAY
There was large attendance at the
meeting OF Westminster circle Com
panions OF the Forest. I'm Stokes hal last
evening. Two applications for member
rhip were voted In. and under the heod
OF the good OF the order interesting ad-
dresses were made by John F. Harlow.
James r Cannon and John Foley
Mr.. f. Edward Fletcher the we'll
known steeplejack has come 10 tho front
again this season I'm the interests OF local
baseball, for az a recent meeting of the
Providence Amateur league meeting he
Informed the league that he would pro-
cent pennant and pole 10 the winning
team, the cost of which will he about sin
Ihe constitution committee OF the
Providence Amateur Baseball league mot
IN the parlors ~ the Regent TJferar,. ara
Social club last evening and revised me
code of the organization.
Thomas r. son of Albert e and May
y Arnold. died az his home i60 Prudence
avenue, yesterday. His funeral will be
tomorrow afternoon ~ O'Clock. The
deceased was In his 18th year
\ number Of Italian immigrants landed
~ The square this morning whore tbev
were welcomed by their friends after
which they were escorted 90 the silver
Lake colony.
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