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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
LkMMED WITH LAMB.
Patrick Foley Knocked Out His wife With
a Mantle Ornament

Patrick Foley was tried IN the Sixth
district court today for an assault upon
his wife Catherine
This affair occurred IN a tenement at
5 Danforth street, last Friday morning
There had been considerable drinking
done In the house that afternoon.
Foley drove his wife and her sister out
OF The house and then went out to a bar
room
In his absence the women returned.
Foley was enraEed when he came back
and proceeded 90 do the women
Tie beat and kicked his sister-in-law
and then assaulted his wife. hitting her
on the head with a shelf ornament IN the
shape OF a lamb
This emblem of peace cut a bad cash
on the left side OF Mrs Foley's head.
Because 81 this wound Mrs Foley said
that she was saturated with a pint OF
blood "
Foley was fined S9o and costs The old
man draws a pension of so n month and
will have no money 10 spare for rum Tor
more than n month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
The News OF the State
VALLEY VILLAGES
Turkey Supper at RiVerpoint
Congregational Church.. Work
al Cr0mptOn Mills.

Last evening In the vestry Of the River
point Congregational church a turkey
supper was served under the direction
OF committee including Edward w.
Jones and Albert W. Knight. The affair
was attended by n large gathering of peo-
pie and The supper which consisted Of the
turkeys and all the 1Sngs prepared In a
pleasing manner, were partaken of by n
large number Of people. Following the
supper an entertainment was rendered.
The same consisted of the presentation
of the face. MA Sweet and Her Seven
Wonderful Daughters" The characters
were all taken by local people and the
farce furnished a pleasing number on the
evenings program.
Today is the first Friday that the
Crompton mills have run since last spring
Notices have been posted about the mills
that the fun week schedule IL to he I'm
vogue from now henceforth. There is
considerable satisfaction expressed among
the operatives over the increase OF time
and the business man about the village
are likewise glad.
The fair of the Crompton band was con-
tinued last evening. when the usual sue
ttrH oi the dlidlI WIS w fNlutHtt. mere
were 4 goody number present and they
all appeared to enjoy themselv esduring
the evening.
In Blanchards hall. Bippitt last even
ing box party and rattle was held by
Nicco Peltier OF PheniS for the benefit
NJ the Guard Of Honor Of the French
Church Fair in Phenlx. The affair was
largely attended.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Donahue
Of Arctic Centre, who died at her home
there on Wednesday. was held from the
St James church this morning. service
being attended by n large number of the
relatives and friends of the deceased. The
lnterment took place later at the st.
Mary's cemetery I'm Crompton
The Junior league OF the Centrevile NJ.
II. church met last evening for the frst
time since last summer. The meeting was
largely attended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20

FLIGHT
OF THIEF

There was considerable confusion and
much excitement In the vicinity OF the
postoffioe at o'clock last night. growing
out OF the break for liberty made by a
supposed burglar and the shooting which
was done by Detective Canrey I'm hope
that the fugitive would be scared into
surrendering himself
The fugitive wasn't built upon such
lines. as his subsequent language. which
was very ford, disclosed.
Detective Caffrey was informed that a
young man was attempting to dispose OF
a lot OF now pocket knives. twist drills.
nut picks and other stun such as is Found
In a frst-class hardware and cutlery
shop.
lie picked up the suspect, was escorting
him 10 the Central station and had
reached the corner OF Leonard street
when the suspect dropped the grip imme-
diately I'm front of Caffrey's feet to trip
him and ran like deer down the narrow
street toward South Water street.
Cafrrey fired one shot which only served
10 make the man run all the faster.
Another shot was fred on Leonard
street and three on South Water street,
all I'm the air.
The fugitive was veritable sprinter.
After he crossed the Crawford street
bridge and lodged into Postoffice court
Caffrey lost track of him.
Caffrey feeling very sore went hack to
where the dress suit case had been
dropped. and obtaining possession OF II
started for the Central station.
AS he was proceeding up Westminster
street he saw the fugitive proceeding
leisurely down the other side OF that
thoroughfare.
Caffrey crossed over. stepped stealthly
up behind him and like a fash slipped
the twisters upon his mans wrist
The fugitive made no resistance. but did
curse himself for being such nlnny as
10 allow himself to be captured after
making so good an escape.
The prisoner first gave his name as
Harry Carter. but later admitted that his
right name was Charles Robinson
The Boston police were communicated
with. Tney said that the stun found In
Robinson's possession might have been
taken from a store az Roxbury or one
at Mansfield as a hardware store in each
place had been broken into.
At II o'clock this morning Special
Officers King and Wright of the Ninth
station. Boston. arrived at Capt. Cannon's
office and identified Robinson.
He and others night before last broke
and entered three stores as follows: John
Kiley's. 29i Blue Hill avenue: Max
Shipiazskeys 2S9 Blue Hill avenue and
Julius Abratus'. S2s Blue Hill avenue
The property found in Rnbinsons pos
session was a part OF the loot from each
OF those stores.
Robinson was taken back to Boston late
this afternoon.
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BRISTOL.
The Congregational Club Has
an Enjoyable Entertainment.
Notes Of Interest.

Andrew r. Pitman and Margaret Pit
man have sold to Rebecca A. n. Church
their undivided interest in n house and
lot on the north side OF Church street.
Prest seven lots OF land on Bay View ave.
nue. plat
Members of the Congregational club
gave an enjoyable musical and literary
entertainment last evening 10 the mem
bers of the First Congregational church.
II was held in the chapel and the follow
ing program was rendered: Piano solo,
III Trovatore. Miss Clara Diman; read
ing "Grandmas Bible. Miss Ellen
Church: soprano solo. THE Message Of
the Violet" from Prince OF Pilsen, Mrs.
w S. Greene: reading. Brought Back"
Miss Clara Dlman: piano duet. "Qui
Nive," Miss Rebecca Church and Miss
Helen Church. David T. Carter OF Provi-
dence was organist During the evening
an excellent collation. was served The
entertainment committee consisted of
Mrs Frank Burlington, Mrs. r Newton
owen, Mrs. Frank NJ. Dimond, Mrs. w S
Greene. Mrs r. McCaughey. Mrs. r. r.
Brownell, Mrs. Elisha Hibberts and Miss
Mabel Gardner,
AT "A meeting OF Bristol lodge. No 404
y E q. p, last evening In Grand Army
hall. the following named officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Warden,
James Wallace Franklin; vice warden.
George w McGann; secretary. II. G. Lebb:
financial secretary, ~ @. Golden: treas
urer p. ~ Morris: guide +. r. Brownen:
.f.N
w weinstein; chaplain. Emily Golden:
trustee for one year. n. q. Golden. The
installation OF officers will take place on
Feb. lst. There was a large attendance
AZ the meeting. and among the speakers
were Deputy Grand Warden James H.
Shaw and Grand Vice Warden Eugene T.
Bennett Of Providence
Alderman Ling 81 Fall River visited
Bristol yesterday and was the guest OF
Mr. Houle
Contractor Eugene Leclair. Jr.. has the
contract ot putting an addition 70 the
Mensage cottage a Ferry I'M recently
purchased by William Lowe
sheriff Cady. who was seriously injured
by falling some two weeks ago. is now
able 90 be up and about his home
Team No. defeated Team No I'm
bowling match last evening on the alleys
Of the Y. NJ G. A
Mr. and Mrs w. p swan OF Toronto.
Canada are stopping at the Hotel Relve-
dere and arc on their honeymoon trip.
Tho funeral ~ the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Weaver took place
yesterday afternoon from the home of the
parents on Wsrdwsll street Rev. Dr.
Locke % 81 Michaels clsirch officiating
Interment was az tho North cemetery.
bazaar, 20 be given under the auspices
~ st Mary's r A. society and the Ladies'
auxiliary. is 20 toe held az TIVE Temperance
rooms on Wood street In about two
weeks
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WARREN.

Rev Hopkins n Cady conducted prayer
meeting service at the NJ. ". church. last
night. before large congregation OF
church attendants Rev. Mr.. watjen con-
dlcted the midweck prayer meeting SER
vic, at the Baptist church. which was
we'll attended
Preparations are already being made In
local circles for the annual financial
term meeting which occurs early in
March. Different term departments will
ark for mere money 20 use In their -pslri-
Gus works, and the most important viii
he highway appropriation. For the past
few years, the regular appropriation has
teen used long before the end OF the
year. and IL has become necessary the
last few years 20 appropriate extra
money to cover the annual deficit The
school committee men are preparing 10
pTopound appropriations for the better
sanitary conditions at some OF the local
schools and as the amount required is
rot large the sum will probably be appro-
pristed for a much needed purpose. other
departments are desirous OF having their
appropriations raised as their expondi-
lures necessitste the use OF more money
The deeds have recently been drawn az
the local town clerks Office for the trans
fer OF piece OF real estate on Bridge
avenue 10 William II Martin, from Anna
n Webb The described land consists OF
two house lots.
A gang OF workmen employed by the
Consolidated Co. have been engaged the
rast few days In repairing the grade
crossings at the different streets through
out the town.
Warren Lodge. K OF p. met In O3d
Fellows hall last night Business was
transacted after which social exercises
were enjoyed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Moiorman SustslnS Physical Shock HoTSs
Went Under Car, but Was Not Injured.

A collision occurred on South Main
street. near the No ? Fire station.
al 500 o'clock thi. morning.
A Brook street car struck milk wagon
owned hy John Amsral of ArminRton's
corners. East Providence. and driven by
Toney Amarsl and John Franie
The cause Of the collision was that the
boys attempted 10 drive across the track.
The force Of the collision was such that
Notorman Daniel NJ De Morris was
thrown from his car.
He wss taken into the engine station.
where d. Campbell attended him. after
which he was conveyed 20 his home. ~
s'eere street. He was suffering from 80.
we're shock
The horse vas thrnwn and went under
fhe front and OF The car
To relesse the animal ~ was necessary
r. iack NJ the car
To the surprise ~ the railroad hands
and Ne oystsnders the horse ala not ap-
pear n have sustained any injuries
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
SHERiFF'S SALE

Sherif's Office, oct. Is. 1904.
BY virtue and I'm pursuance OF an Execu-
tiun. No. lcO6S, issued out OF Common
Pleas Division OF the Supreme Court
holden al Providence within the County of
Providence on the 18th OF October. 1904.
and returnable TO said court on the 17th
day of April 1906 IN favor OF Cornelia X.
Thurston ct al. OF Providence plaintiff
and against William H. Fenner Jr'. com.
morant cf said Providence. defendant. I
have this 18th day OF October. 1901. at /
o o'clock and Is minutes .. m, levied ex-
ecution on all the right, title and interest
which the said defendant William H.
Fenner Jr.. had AZ The time ~ the attach
ment on the original writ In which the
above described execution was obtained
I'm and TO the following described real es-
tate. viz: All tho right, title and inter
est Of the said William A. Fenner.
Jr.. I'm the within and 10 that
the northerly side of Grove street in
said city Of Providepce bounded and de-
scribed as follows 10 wit beginning ~ "A
point on said northerly line OF said Grove
street. one hundred and twenty U2m feet
easterlv from Tobey street. thence north
erly AZ right angles 90 Grove street.
bounding eHsterly on land formerly OF
David Heaton hfty (tol feet. thence az
at right angles southerly. bounding west
erly on land formerly of said William II.
Fenner. Ir.. hfLy Gs) feet tn said Grove
street thence along said notherly line OF
Grove street ten dOD feet to the place Of
beginning: heing the same tract Of land
conveyed 60 said William " Fenner. Jr.
~ decd recorded IN the office of the Re
corder of Deeds and said city of Provi-
dence IN Deed Book ~. at page fS9.
Notice is hereby given that ! will sell
the said levied on estate az Public Auc-
tion to be held IN the Sherins Office in
The Providence County Court House. IN
said Providence. on saturday February
18th 1915. ~ ie o'clock. noon for the salts
faction ~ ssid execution N sufficient
SAMUEL r.. GARDINER
Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
POLICE OFFICER DEAD.
patrOlmln John \. Smith Of g Precinct
SuCCunbS 10 Double PnsumsrIa.

rauolman John " smith. who had been
detailed lt Tho Third station. died OF
pneumonia at ST. Josepns hospital At $50
o'clock This morning
one night in December smith slipped
upon IN icy sidewalk and sprained his
ankle
While he was az home recovering from
that accident he contracted n cold from
which double pneumonia developed
Re was thourhs ten DAYS ego 20 no dy-
ing. but he rallied and improved 20 such
en- extent that yesterday his recovery
seemed certain During the night there
wa sudden and fatal relapse
M Smith vas born IN England IN 1874.
He had been p resident 81 this city for N
Years, when on Ocl is isa5. he vas made
member of the force
The police books show that he had =
olesn record furius tho decade ~ service
that he had nearly oompieei.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
EAST PROVIDENCE
Mr.. Seldom Gets an UnpIeas.
ant Sequel 10 a Ghost Story.
Prominent Citizens 60 on Fish,
Ing TrIp.-kotas Of Interest.

A few days ago man named Corbet,
seckonk and had a short talk with MIR
Robert Seddon who resides there.
Cerlett told Mr.. seddon that in days Of
yore there lived on the place an old man,
who was a spirltualist, and he. Corbett
asked Mr.. Seldom IL ever he saw or heard
OF any old-fashioned ghosts hanging
about the place.
AZ Mr.. Seddon does not believe in ghosts
he said that he had not. Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Seddon found evidences OF some
thing for I'm his back yard lay two dead
hens and when ne went 20 his COOP he
found that II had been broken into and
that he was % birds short not counting
The two dead ones 4 person by the name
of Corbett has spent some time at Grams
ton for making midnight calls upon other
peoples hen coops
GONE FISHING.
David $ Ray, Hon. George n. Bliss.
Tss Collector H. J. Pickersgill. Benjamin
Wilson OF the place. Captain John r.
Kenyon Of this city. Benjamin Wallen
Captain Frank II Halliday OF Brooklyn,
" Y. and j. E. Farquhar Of Brookline.
Mass left this morning for South Kings
town, where they will spend a week or
more hshing i'm Wordens pond. They
will make Lake Cottage their hesdquar-
ters
HELD AN ENTERTAINMENT
Howard Lodge. knights Of Pythias.
held q successful entertainment in Tobn's 3
hall last evening and among those who
took part In the program. which WAS a
very enjoyable one were Messrs. Clifton
Anthony, John A. Herman, Perry w.
Sweet, j. Patterson and Charles Mat
thew. refreshments were served
MINOR MENTION
At the whist party held by the Mssss
soit club In their parlors in the Leslie
block last evening. Mr.. Edwin r. Lincoln
won a handsome silk umbrella he having
score OF s3. William G. Bliss won a
Russian leather pocketbook his score be-
ins 81.
large gang of men are Engaged in
putting the heavy cable for the Provi-
dence Telephone Co. underground. IL In
thought that II will take about one month
g. complete the work
The offlcers-elect OF Watchemoket Tribe
of Red Men will be installed this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
THE FIELD
Co. c. {.
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tcnight:
Plumbers bali. Infantry hall.
Carpenters District Council. Labor Tenn
Pile
Sta. Engineers. Local g. Hanley Build
Ing.
Electrical Workers. Hanles Building
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL TAKES
ACTION.
Last evening there was very stirring
time at the session OF the building trades
council the occasion being discussion in
volving the council and one OF the local
affiliated
Before this was done there was the
regular routine proceeding TO come before
the body the first part OF which was the
seating OF new delegates. Credentials were
received from tho Steam Filters union
and the delegates given seats in the coun-
eli.
The agreement OF the granite cutters
for the coming year was then presented
by the delegates from that body and af-
ter oeing read and discussed was en-
dorsed
The committee having I'm charge the
matter concerning the magazine made a
report Inal WdS IHNoThOlt showing lnt
progress made The report was placed on
file and the committee continued.
The constitution as adopted was re-
viewed 10 see that there was nothing
needing revision and when IL was all
gone over II was decided to hand II over
tr the printer IL will be ready for dis
tribution as soon as the work can be
made ready.
The report Of the business agent was
- a l. a
prov ed TO be interesting owing 70 the fact
that there were some things coming TO the
notice OF the agent that called for his at
tcntion They were all settled satisfacto-
rily. however.
The election OF the business agent for
the next wear was to have come up last
evening. but was laid over till the meet
lfe on the 2d OF February.
The arbitration committee work was
laid over 20 the next meeting
The remainder OF the meeting was de-
voted TO the matter OF the painters local
1q5 and its agreement with local Arm,
which the council repudfated as being
contrary 10 its principles and as involv-
ing its name i'm contract TO which IL was
bound not TO agree.
There was much discussion Of tho mat
ter and the action OF the council by vote
was that the local he suspended as long
OF the council showed that there was but
one dissenting vote
MoLDERS INSTALL PRESIDENT.
TM molders had a very interesting
meeting last evening. the occasion being
the installation Of the officers as elected
previously
Before this was done. however. there
was a report heard from the delegates
10 the convention IN Boston. This proved
to be Of interest
The trades reports were then taken mp
and discussed all of which showed that
the business 81 the craft was beginning
10 Improve and was now what could be
considered fair
The trustee y n ONeil II was an
nounced was away attending the session
of the executive board az Cincinnati. and
~ was announced that when he returned
there would be several matters OF interest
related
For the remainder Of the meeting there
were several interesting questions dis
cussed These proved to be All the more
interesting from the fact that Business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
0LNEYvILLE.
Officers Gave Weary WatareT
q nandout While Wagon Waited
The Minor Organization Elects
Tonight. .Truants Held Notes.

All patrolmon are not hard-hearted
1ne many Of them part with their small
change for the benefit of unfortunates
who fall into their hands. case of this
kinn happened last night when Patrolman
Feeuey took into custody an aged man on
the charge OF being drunk The old man
told Mr.. Feeney that he was really hun
cry, so after Mr. Feeney had sent I'm the
can for the patrol wagon he took the old
man TO a nearby lunch wagon and gave
Kim a feed, paying for the same The
driver of the wagon and the man IN
charge were obliged 10 wait few mo-
nlsnts 20 allow him TO finish his ban
auet" after which he thanked them and
ssiu he was ready for the farm or
any where else that he might be sent by
the authorities.
WILL ELECT TONIGHT.
The members OF the Falka Singing
club and the Olneyville cadets will meet
this evening and elect officers and take
fnal steps on consolidation and reorgan-
EstIon The meeting will be held In the
hall on Stokes street.
THE THIRD TIME.
Michael Feely, we'll known on Mount
Pleasant. was taken into custody last
evening for being drunk, and as he has
been arrested three times within rev
weeks for this cause. he will. In all prob
ability he called upon 10 answer the
charge OF being common drunkard'
TRUANTs.
Thomas kellay, who lives on Bergen
street and Frank Smith OF Valley street
we're taken into custody this morning by
the police Of the Charee street station
and held for Truant OFFICER whittemore.
GENERAL MENTION.
The stock Of the Dwyer Brothers. who
q short time ago purchased the old dry
goods store OF Henry Melvin. has been
purchased by a Boston Arm. who will dis
pose OF ~ at once.
when the Banspach Brothers have com
pleted the repairs done to their plant by
the recent hre they will. without doubt,
have the most perfect and up-to-date
hakeshop IN the state not In New Eng
land
Thesfun of Annie o'Brien, formerly
OF Hsrrisvilie. will be held at tho resi-
dence OF her nephew Patrick II. Brien.
zoo Atwell's avenue, tomorrow morning
at $50 o'clock.
FIR. Carrolrs branch Of the Irish Cath
olic Benevolent union. will hold concert
and ball at Manton Friday evening
The Fowler wheelmen are to hold one
more OF their enjoyable socials I'm the
srmory OF the Cadets Musical and Ath-
letic club on Stokes street, Friday even
ing. Jan. n.
Michael H. Corrigan. the well-known
druggist OF this place. has been called TO
Fail River on account OF the serious ILL
ness Of his brother
Six applications for membership were
received AT the meeting OF Court Olney-
Vile. Foresters Of America, last evening
There was nothing special at the meet
ing Of Ivanhoe lodge. Knights OF Pythiss,
lss evening.
The semi-annual examinations OF pupils
at ST. Mary's parochial school are now
under way
Patrolman Bugbee OF the Chaffee street
station was reported sick at roll call last
evening.
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HoMEsEekERs' EXCURSIONS.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will on the first and third Tuesdays of
each month January TO April inclusive.
sell tickets az only one fare plus $500 10
points in Arizona, Colorado, Kansas,
Mexico. Missouri Nebraska, Nevada
Texas. Utah and Wyoming. For further
information apply to any Great Western
agent or ]. p. Elmer. @. p. A. Chicago,
IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20

Don't pull Yer gun in this here court" +"
said the backwoods Justice You've got
TO respect my dignity, and all the dig
nifty YOU see lyin round here. II you
whirl in an kill a man while courts IN
session. I'll shore fine you heavy fer con-
tempt!-Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-20
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black prepared by
GEORGE ORMsBY, Wig Maker and
Hairworker. l@ fremont street Boston.
II is simple. safe and easily applied: con.
tains no lead poisons use Il once and
you will never use any other BLAND
mo a BLANDiNG, "a weyb~-set street