The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
0lNEyv|LLE.
Heating and Foley Wore Over.
coats In Swimming.
Girl Reported as Missing.
. Some More Mil Changes.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. ID
Hartford avenue. Telephone &o-Wsst.


lice station last evening and wanted the
reserves called out 10 find her daughter.
Josephine Durrigan, ls years old, who had
left her home arrayed in her best Sun
day clothes.
Mrs. Galligan informed Capt. Rowe that
Josie, she believed. had left her happy
home for one John Flynn. an operative at
the Queen Dyeing company's works. on
Valley street This morning Mr.. Flynn
could not be found at the mill and josie
vas not AT home 10 enjoy the morning
meal with her mother.
One OF the Gallisan neighbors volun-
teered the information TO the newspaper
men that Josie is the prettiest. the sweet
street and there are none who do not
seem to wish Josie success and happiness!
CLOSE CALL FOR KEATING
Mr. William Heating. chairman OF the
house committee OF the Ola Homestead
club. had a very narrow escape from
being drowned AT Silver lake yesterday
He. with Messrs. Murray and Foley.
who are his associates on the committee
ere among the best known fishermen In
the annexed district. so with plenty of
time on their hands decided 10 spend yes
terday fishing az silver lake
on the way 70 the lake Foley lost his
fishing OUTFIT. bat he trudged along with
his companions. and when Mr.. Murray
landed a good sized perch Mr.. Foley be-
came excited. and as he could not per
suade either Mr.. Heating or Murray 70
loan him their fishing tackle. he amused
himself by throwing stones into the water.
When Mr.. Murray landed his second big
perch. Mr.. Foley picked UP a big stone
and threwit into the water and II landed
80 close 20 Mr.. Keating that he lost his
balance and fell into the lake.
hen Mr.. Foley saw what he had done
he Jumped into the lake 10 save Mr.. Keat-
ing. but as both had on heavy overcoats.
II was with considerable difficulty that
Mr. Keatins was pulled out This In
cident finished the days sport.
MORE CHANGES
Mr.. Thomas Cooney. VINO has been the
practical head of the csrdlns department
az the Taft n weeden's mills for the past
20 years, severad his connections with the
concern last evening. Mr. Cooney was
and is exceptionally friendly to Joseph p
Budrough. who for many years was In
charge OF the spinning department Of this
mill. but concluded his isbors there last
Saturday.
Early In the week Henry Budroush. a
brother Of Joseph. being one of the old
standbys OF the concern, also left the
mill.
All OF these men have since been en-
gagged by other firms, Mr. Cooney going
20 large mill az Wyoming, but 4. could
not be learned this morning where the
Burroughs had gone. man named
o Brien succeeded Mr.. Cooney. The three
men above mentioned are among the best
known mill men in Olneyville. and their
friends and neighbors are sorry 10 learn
that they have been obliged 70 reside else
where.
WANTS THE STEM
A. T. Desgranges, the we'll known local
artist. found a handsome pipe bowl in
front of Heffernans news stand on Hart.
ford avenue yesterday afternoon. With
the help OF his next door neghbor. who
is blacksmith, he managed to rig I'D
stem for the bowl. but the stem Is by
no means in keeping with the bowl. and
while Mr.. Desgranges is Acknowledged
TO be an honest man, he feels as II he
would not only ike 10 keep the pipe
bowl, but would dearly love 10 have the
man who lost Il send the stem, and n
he the loser, does not feel like doing so.
he Mr.. Desgranges. would like 10 have
him call and get the bowl. Mr.. Des-
oranges Is OF the opinion that Il Ia a
the other the stem OF so valua BILE a pipe.
WE'RE FRIGHTENED.
The stockholders OF the Olneyville Base
ball club were somewhat startled yester-
day when they were Informed that the
fence that encloses their grounds on Me-
rino Flats was on fire. but happily such
was not the case.
The cause OF the excitement was that
haA
grass and someone who was Interested
In the club sent word 10 Hose 10. which
was soon on the field. but when Il reached
there the keeper had got rid OF all Of
the grass that he cared 10.
COLLAR BONE BROKEN.
James Lyons Of 40 Alton street reported
"a the police last evening that his four
year-od son. Joseph. had been run over
late yesterday afternoon by loweesr
drawn by two brown horses. the driver
~ which did not show any disposition 10
make known his identity
DR. Boucher was called 10 care for the
little fellow and found that his collar
bone had been broken. The police are /
looking for the driver Of the team
GENERAL MENTION
The 800 golden chariot AZ the Chares
street police station was kept busy last
night. for six runs were made, and each
run resulted I'm a name being written on
the slate at the station. The word
drunk was written opposite each name.
bW when II came time 20 put the effects 4
Of each man into a canvass bag II was
found that the united fortune or the six |
men was just sl.23.
At special meeting of the Regent \
ba seball club held last evening Il was de-
rided not TO erect n new fence around I
their field on Harris avenue. as the
majority of the members were OF the
opinion that the old fence would last one
more season.
coai wagon owned by man named
Mccormick ~ East Providence broke
iown near the gate OF the Atlantic mills
yesterday forenoon and delayed travel for
while.
There came 10 the home ~ Mr.. and
Yrs. Theodore Durrell ~ their home. D,
'aban street day or 80 ago q package
" happiness in the form of a handsome
light pound boy.
7 have received a cartOad ~ psx rtov-.