The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-27
Man Arrested for Drunkenness
Identified as EntiCar Little Girls
Holding Ysung GaTvln..A Jolly
Qulntette. Caught Wild Rider.
olneyville branch OF the PEovldehces
News al Heffernsn's New store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone %o-West

At DAVIS park NfHNfi""s "''N''N' -
Patrolman Wilson. and locked up at the
Chafree Street station on charge OF
being drunk. After the mans arrest
number OF residents near the park In
formed the police that this man had been
IN the habit of Turing little girls TO a
secluded spot in the park and then taxi
ing liberties with them.
Acting Captain Tyler and Detective
Mcguire went 10 WORK on the case and
learned that the mans name was Dan
lei r Terrio. 80 years old, and married
man with six children living on Bath
street Three little girls with their par
ents were requested 20 call at the station
and the little ones at once identified Ter
rio as the man who took them into
bushes.
Terrio was held on the charge Of ex-
posure OF person. For some time, par
snts saw that they have been afraid to
allow their children 10 go into the park
owing 70 the presence Of this man.
MR. GARVIN HELD.
7, was with considerable reluctance that
IN. police took John Garvin into custody
last evening for safe keeping Mr.. Gar
win is the young man who drove the ice
wagon which killed little Eva Lefervere
on Huntington avenue yesterday after
noon
The police authorities state that Mr..
Garvin should not have ba cked his wagon
over the sidewalk which Is about eight
feet wide md while this is common
thing for drivers 10 do when they WISH
20 make n turn the police claim that
they have no right 20 do so, ana IL u
possible that this sad incident may load
10 the doing away Of men engaged IN
moving household furniture from placing
q board from the rear of their Wagons
10 the door or steps ~ the house from or
TO which goods are taken.
Young Garvin's case is now IN the hands
Of Medical Examiner Perkins and Coro-
ner Lincoln.
The Young man has the sympathy of all
who know him and others who saw the
accident. for ne is model young man.
and is particularly fond Of children.
MAY BE MONAGHAN.
woman living at ssl Broadway re-
ported to the police at the Chaffee Street
station that her brother, Michael Mona
CHAN Of oxford. Mass, VINO called upon
her some time ago. IS missing.
According 10 her statements, her
brother during the hot spell passed the
nights out ~ doors one night I'm sweet
lumber ward on Harris avenue and on
this night according 20 Monaghan 3
story. had SIS stolen from him.
This AZ least was the story he told his
sister and then requested her 20 lend
him s.. which was done. and she has not
seen him since
A day or so ago Constable Nash Of Bur
rillvile found a man answering the de-
1,a ia
name as Michael Monahan and home OK
ford. Mass. the police have no doubts
he Is the missing man. Monahan was
cared for hy Mr. Nash at Griffn's hotel
at Paseoag and IL was said 10 he the
officers intentions 10 keep him there fer
q day or so.
HAPPY GIRLS.
A quintet ~ the prettiest the jolliest
and most popular young ladies connected
with the sewing department Of the River
eide mills. took day of yesterday.
The party consisted of the Misses Annie
NcGrr. Nellie Comboy. Annie Thompson.
Charlotte Duffy and Margaret Whaleu
and left the square at an early hour. go
ing 10 Rocky Point, where they took
In all OF the many and varied attractions
From Rocky Point they went to Cres
cent Park where they did the same. be-
sides ENJOYING a T5-cent dinner. From here
they went 20 Boyden Heights. and here
every place of amusement was also pat
ronized. and then finished their. outing by
dancing Then one ~ the incidents that
will long he remembered by this happy
aggregation, which is the changing ~ a
& bill and the Penny Vaudeville II was
late when they returned 10 the square
tired out. but voted that tho day was one
OF the happiest ~ their lives.
A WILD WEST BOY -
William Mordan. who lives on Harold
street and has a great deal Of real Wild
West blood In his make up. was taken
into custody last evening for making an
assault upon Mr. Fesly, man 70 years
old The assault was made last May, and
slnce then Moran has kept shady.
one Of young Moran's form of anuse-
mant il 70 ride horseback up and down
the sidewalks. near his home. after which
he would take trip TO the country and
remain away for time. Last evening
Mr. Feely called at the station and asked
Acting Captain Tyler 10 discontinue tho
case, but as that official had gone 10
considerable trouble In getting witnesses
for the case, told Mr.. Feely that ne lid
not think that II would be advisable to
grant his request.
GENERAL MENTION.
A carriage driven by Charles w
Thompson OF Rivcrdalc street. and a Man.
ton avenue electric ear collided on Man
ton avenue near Chaffce street yester-
day afternoon The carriage was badly
wrecked and SIR. Thompson claims that
the blame rests with the motorman II
the car.
Francis Feely OF Cedar street. Manton.
called at the Chaffee street police station
last evening in quest OF paper hanger
kit. which he saws he thinks he l,yt In
saloon while under the Influence ~ liquor
The DeWeys and the General Fire Ex-
tnguisher company's ball teams will meet
on tho Meruo Flats Saturday afternoon
and tho Regents and Elmwoods on the
Regents oval. on Harris Hvenre
The railroad men ~ this place will en-
tertain tho railroad men or Boston Aug
T. The programme VIII include shore
dInnnH-aad- -a-nioc culEht ride down tho
eav.
rr John O. p'Nfeara has removed his