The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-28
OLNEYvILLE,
OfficsIs Say KaIenlskls Cut
Around Horses Eyes for Collie
Checker Enthusiasts Meet. boy
Stabbed in Side by Playmate.
Olneyville brancn OF the Providence
News at Herernsns New store. 10
hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

Joseph Kaleniskie OF Appleton stree;
was arrested last evening at his store by
James y. Smith and Charles r.. Capwoll
OF tho Society for the Prevention OF cru
city 10 Animals, accompanied 10y PATROL
man Holland OF the Chaffee street station.
Kaleniske. SO these officers claim, drove
a poor old horse from the north end OF
the city 60 e. home late yesterday after
noon and when the animal reached the
yard fell down Kaleniskie said tho horse
was suffering with collie. and his cure for
that was 10 bleed the animal By cutting
around the eyebals and iabbing It's nos
trls The horse hlsd TO death.
kalsniskie has been iu this country but
few weeks. and with his brother-in-
law opened a grocery store and market
a. the old stand OF George " Amison
or Plainheld street which did not prove
TO bo a success. so tho establishment was
transferred 10 Appleton street.
CHECKER NOTES
The olneyville Checker club held it's
regular monthly meeting AZ their COSY
parlors q Plainheld street. LAST evening,
President Brown i'm the chair.
Considerable business OF routine ns-
ture was transacted. several new mem
bers taken IN. while a committee OF three
consisting Of Ernest Williams. Or Brown
and Charles Lupper was appointed to
draft rules and regula tions 10 govern the
contest for the Mimic prizes consisting ot
an aggregate or s25 In gold.
This contest is creating considerable in
terest among checker talent throughout
the state. Mr. Corbett has been appoint
Cd 10 meet Mrs. Lupper FOR tho Hanes
medal and an early meeting will he ar
will close oct. Goth
Mr. Thomas Greene. who for many
years drove one OF tho delivery wagons
of the r. n. Little company of this pla CO.
IL spending a few days with old friends
here Early last winter Mr.. Greene had
the misfortune 10 have his right foot
frozen and II did not get the proper at
tention and the consequence was blood
poisoning set I'm. he then went 10 the
soldiers home al ToEus Ne. and there
the medical branch OF the home advised
Mr.. Greene to have the injured member
amputated but he would not consent. lie
has. however. changed his mind and will
undergo an operation st tho home Tues
day. Oct. 10 lie speaks IN the highest
term OF the management of the home
STABBED BY HIS PLAYMATE.
Raymond Hanlon. years old. son Of
Michael Hanlon OF ~ Plainfeld street.
was stabbed in his groin by boy Of his
own age. during dispute which ocCdr-
red near his home yesterday afternoon.
The lad was held by still another boy.
while the first one mentioned drove a
small knife into Raymand's side, causing
q painful but not a dangerous wound
which Dr Longfellow dressed
The police are looking for the boy who
did the cutting and know who no &C.,
BOY SINGERS PICKED Up.
Lester Marsden, II years old. and Ed
ward Haskins. nine. were picked up on
pla infcld street last evening hy Patrol
man Luby They were taken TO the Chat
fee street station. when they said their
homes were I'm Fall River Both Of them
were good singers and they entertained
tho mon IN tho station with n number ~
selections before they were sent down
town TO tho charity building
GENERAL. MENTION.
Al 1910 last evening Patrolman Wilkn-
son found rear window in the store of
Luigi Cippella at 33s Planfeld street
opened. Hc notified Cippella. who found
that this store had been entered and
childrens underwear to the value OF sl5f
had been stolen.
lola Mason, colored. eight years old
was found astray on the square at iOlf
last evening by Patrolman McCrann. Tho
girl said that her home was in Cranston
hut she did not know Just where. She
was sent to the Central station
America Washett.. three years old was
found astray on Manton avenue by Pa
troman Mckenzie yesterday afternoon
and was sent 90 tho Chaffce street sta.
tlon when she was called for later h,
her father
Sergeant Thomas OF tho Plain street sta,
tlon was on duty at the Chanee street
station last night in place ~ Sergeanj
Bennett. Who has been enjoying few
days turlouEh, but will report for dut,
this evening.
wagon driven by Joseph Wood " ls'
lowell avenue nnd Thornton car col.
lded on Plainfeld street YESTERDAY after
noon. Tho wagon was badly damaged
At tho meeting of Perseverance lodge
knights NJ Pythias. Tuesday evening 4
committee VAS appointed 10 arrange ?
program for the entertainment of IN.
officers ~ the grand lodge. who arc -
make an official visit to the lodge Tues
DAY evening. oct. ia
Letter Carrier Edward McCsfrev an,
hts bride has returned home and he WITH
Carrier Joseph Kelly who has been ~
the sick list reported for duty this morn
ins
Messre Scott. Nllett and McCarthy
vell-knovn in this vi-inity. are among th'
many who have decided 10 take In TIT
Hudson river" trip next week