The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01
Mr.. Pennschio was thrown some dis

Mr.. Pennachio was thrown some dis
tance
As soon as the car was brought 10 a
standstill the motorman and conductor
ran 10 the assistance ~ the injured man
and put him aboard the car and hurried
10 the office OF Or. Boucher where four
stitches were taken in nasty wound over
his right eye.
lie was otherwise injured, but IL is not
believed that the result will he serious.
That the man escaped with his life under
the circumstances ls looked upon by those
who witnessed the accident as miracle,
and there arc none that can he round VINO
believe that the motorman was in the
least 10 blame for the accident, for as
soon as he found that the man was 10
make a turn he applied the brake and did
all that was possible TO prevent the acct
dent
The minstrel show given by the Olney-
Vile athletic and nusica club came TO
close In Irons hall last evening. and
WAS nv far the creates Success In the
history Of the club for these entertain
ments are annual affairs and sre looked
upon as a hxture IN this vicinity.
The club gave two performances. one
Monday and the other last evening. and
while the members were content with the
generous patronage bestowed upon them
last evening was 40 far ahead OF the
first evening that those who took part
came TO the conclusion that the show"
WAS really worth seeing, and there was
some talk 81 holding a third performance
this evening Owing 10 the fact that sew
era az ne stars had other engage
ments for this evening. IL was impossible
10 do this, much 90 the regret Of many.
The committee which has labored so
q a
IL was is: Messrs John Mclaughlin,
Peter Lsnnon. Philip Coney. NJ r. Going.
Thomas Csvsney. George McGuinness.
james Kelly. Thomas Quigney, Sidney
Petrie, William Holden. William McDon-
old. Joseph Brown. James Clabby and
Frederick Michael The real stars were
John V. Rowers. Harry Downing. Peter
I.annon. Philip Coffey Joseph McCor-
mick, Joseph Hughes. Al Menze. John
Mulleda, Joseph Farley and NJ F. Going.
ROLLED OVER A so-FOoT BANK
Emanuel Myett of Merino avenue
hitched his horse near the so-foot hank
at the Joslin Manufacturing company's
plant AT Merino yesterday afternoon. The
horse slipped upon the ice and rolled
down the bank. and was so badly in
iured that Charles A. Capwell of the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals, was called 10 shoot ~.
GENERAL MENTION
william Donshue a well known young
man. ls reported I'm a serious condition.
Some time ago he was troubled with an
liberated tooth and after week or
more siege with the tooth. the pain cub
gided and he quite forgot his troubles A
day or 40 later ne began TO work on
the tooth. and now N is believed that
blood poison has set in.
william Luther. who ngured in a smash
NJ on Plainfeld street week ago. has
requested the police 10 md a yellow
horse blanket that was supposed to be
IN the carriage al tho time The blanket
and other trappings in the carriage were
the property Of IL A. Windsor OF Low
I'll avenue. all having been found except
the blanket.
Mr.. James Hanlon who some time ago
was assigned 10 duty az the Chafrse street
police station and a day later was trans
ferred 10 duty at the Central police sta
hon. reported for duty again at the first
named station last evening.
ST. Mary's Catholic church was crowded
10 the doors last evening with women,
who listened TO q very impressive address
by the Rev. FIR. McKenna, whose subject
was Divorce"
The funeral OF Harriet A. wife OF Perry
r. Bryant. will be held at the residence
Df James l.. Hill. so Heath street, to-
morrow at - O'Clock. Mrs. Bryant wus 50
years OF age
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Padien and Mrs