The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-03
0LNEyvILLE.
BIacksmiths Have Slight In.
pIaasantness. Window Broken.
Driver Whipped Up and Got
Away..For Club House.

olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffcrnan's New store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West
1t Is an old saying, THAT Birds OF
Feather Flock Together" and this Is
taken by some to mean. that there Is
friendly feeling between the bakers. the
butchers, and the tradesmen, but there is
anything but kindly feeling between
two OF the best known blscksmiths OF
this place. I'm fact they don't speak as
they pass by
Yesterday one OF them was strolling
along Stokes street, and the other was
standing OH the other side OF the street,
and when the one who was walking was
opposite, the standing one hissed at the
other and the latter promptly responded
by "thumbiag his nose"
This made the one who was standing
take short walk only across the
street and when he had completed his
trip he "bned'' the other under his left
ear, and sent him. II Is said. nying
through one OF the large windows OF
Thomas McCuskers pool room.
Then. according TO tho tales that are
fold. the one who was walking began TO
run and did not stop until he landed In
the Office of Lieutenant Tyler at the
Chaffee Police station. and entered
complaint against the blacksmith who
biffed him.
As there could be found but one who
was I'm the vicinity al the time. the lieu-
tenant could give the man but little en-
courgement. The differ" called upon
Mr.. McCusker and told him TO have the
window put In proper shape, and he
would pay he bill.
At late hour this morning Thomas
Casey. a black smith, whose shop is on
Stokes street. was taken into custody
by the police on n warrant charging
him with assault upon Arthur Morrin.
another Stokes street blacksmith.
A MEAN MAN
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Thomas kries. five years old whose par
ents reside on Boyd street. was run over
by Democrat wagon on valley street
The man In charge OF the rig. after run
ming over the child. whipped up his horse
and he did not even look behind him TO
see how badly the little one had been
injured
brother OF Thomas II years Old ran
after the man He chased him through
Valley. Delsine streets and Manton ave-
man in sight. until Lym,nsville was
reached. The plucky little lad reached
the Chanee Street station. tuckered out.
and told his story 10 Lieutenant TYLER
and gave that official a good description
of tho man and team.
During this time the injured child had
been taken home by other children and
tho family physician was called and
FOUND that ne had been cut quite severely
about his body. but did not think that
there would be any serious results An
enort VIII be made To locate the driver
WILL BUILD CLUB HOUSE
meeting OF the 81. Anthony's minstrel
troupe was held last evening I'm the base
mont OF the church for the purpose of
erecting new club house on Laban and
Merino streets
committee for the selecting a name
suitable for this purpose was formed as
follows: Chairman Joseph Flynn. Joseph
Cummings and Matthew McElroy
A committee was appointed for making
bylaws sufIhb1H FOR this club including
the following. Francis Holden. chairman:
James Arrigan, Charles McKenna and
John McGinn
The president pro tenn of last evenings
meeting was Henry r. Nangle and the
secretary was Frederick Gordon.
Another meeting OF tho company will
be held next Tuesday evening al half
past seven.
GENERAL MENTION.
barn on Rye street one of the Oldest
buildings in this part OF the city was dam
aged by fire late Yesterday afternoon An
alarm was sent i'm from box 4TS. but the
Plainneld street companies were on the
scene about the time the alarm was being
sent in. so there was no danger OF the
blaze getting any very great headway.
The fire started in a feed box and Is sup
posed TO have caught from a pipe or CT
gar. The barn Is occupied by Rowland &
Msthewson. the bakers
Patrick McGinn. whose home is on At
wells avenue, was locked up at the
Chanee street station this morning.
charged with stealing two loaves OF bread
from Kennedy & Coughs store on Man
ton avenue. This firm has been missing
bread for some time and this caused the
firm and the police 10 put watch on
the box. McGinn was caught bread
handed
young man engaged room at "a
Plafnneld street yesterday morning for
one week. He remained In the room but
n short time but when he went out n pair
OF s. trousers that were. hanging i'm a
closet in another room went with him,
the residents say.
The members OF ufacturers' lodge
OF Odd Fellows will attend the evening
services OF the Church Of the Messiah to-
morrow evening. They will meet I'm their
hall on Plainhed street at $50 O'Clock
and march TO the church In = body
Miles Williams 25 years old. Is reported
ss missing from his home "a Aspinwall
street, since Nav q.
Hose II was called 10 extingui.h a
slight fire In the picker room Of G. O.
Randings mill on Alleppo street yes
terday afternoon.