The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-04
0LNEYvILLE.
All Not Plain Sailing for Land
lord Who EvIcted Tenant.
Arrested Hard Luck Story Man.
Death Of James Q. MCCeImott.

The household effects OF John Dowd
and family still remain upon the side
walk on Huntington avenue, and II re-
ports are true they Will remain until
Deputy Sheriff Winslow. who sat them
OUT and who owns the house that they
were taken from, gets ready 10 move them
just once more
The Dowd family are by no means
without friends, and among them are
those who will see that II will get com
mon justice, even II Mr.. Dowd has had
some little business with the police in
days gone by.
relative Of Mr.. Dowd with a friend
or two have retained Attorney John W
Hogan TO look after the case. and Il is
said that he advised the family not 10 in
any manner disturb the furniture I'm its
present condition, and 1t Is reported that
Mr. Winslow Is not over and above
pleased with the turn OF the tide
The story goes that Mr. Dowds rent
was paid mp until the Saturday night
prior to the eviction and that the owner
Of the house considered him a nuisance
and an undesirable tenant
TOOK THE CHILDREN.
For some time Captain Rowe OF the
Chaffee Street Police sta tion and Charles
H. Thurber, agent for the Society for
Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Children have
been doing all that was possible TO get
possession OF the little tots at 6S Oak
street
They are boys aged about nine and
six. and a short time ago their father.
Charles Levally, who was employed at the
box shop on Dixie street as watchman
was committed 10 the State hospital, and
since that time the little ones have not
had the olre and attention that they
should
The fact became known 10 Captain
Rowe. hut neither he nor any OF the men
from his station could get into the house
until yesterday. when the captain sue
ceeded in finding the door OF the house
unlocked. He found the rooms I'm a filthy
condition and no fire. and not mouthful
to eat i'm the house. Mrs. Levaly. ac-
cording TO the officials has had ample
opportunities 10 have the children cared !
for as relatives have volunteered to take |
them. but she preferred 20 keep them with |
her. Her manner OF living was such that |
the officials have deemed II wise 10 take |
them from her
NEW BUSINESS tfeNSf
The indications are that Olneyville Is |
agsin 10 have a pork store" similar 10 |
for IL r. currently responded that Kim
ball & Colwell the wholesale pork dealers
have purchased the large store recently
occupied by the late William I. Whipple
on Westminster hill
IL is known TO be a fact that the COM
'rittee which has made arrangements to
hold fair I'm the lower portion OF the /
have been requested TO get out
the fixtures in two days after their fair
loses. which will be Tuesday. March s.
CRIPPLE ARRESTED.
Sylvester Kelly a hard luck story" man
was taken into custody on Manton ave-
lue last evening by Patrolman Nc
Trann on the charge OF being drunk
Kelly who hobbled about on cork leg
and had the other one "nxed up" I'm a
way TO create sympathy, took up about
all OF the sidewalk.
POPULAR YOUNG MAN DEAD
James J. McDermott son OF Patrick
,nG the late Ann McDermott. died at his
nome late Thursday evening. He was
fery popular member OF Father Simmons
inon. His funeral will be held tomorrow
fternoon at 80 o'clock at the home OF
lis father, 100 Harold street.
GENERAL MENTION.
The fair for the benefit OF the New
french Catholic church fund will be
,pened I'm Whipples block on Plainheld
trtet this evening and will be open every
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday even
nR Until March 9Th.
The committee from the Business Mems
ssaciatlon which had charge OF the re-
cit successful annual banquet met yes
eroay afternoon and wound up the busi-
less connected with the event
Iivision No Ancient order OF Hiber
ans will meet tomorrow afternoon in the
arlors OF the Robert Emmett Literary as
{ cation on Broadway.
The I,ady-My poor man, is 1t really |
rue that you have been arrested so Of ,
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