The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-24
OLNEYv|LLE.
Or. Gervais Saved the Dog.
Put Machine In Shop.
After Many Days Arrest Came.
Child Fell Into Fire.. Other Items
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

DR.. p, Emery GerYais Of 1877 Westmin-
ster street. had an experience with an
automobile on Msnton avenue yesterday
afternoon that was anything but pleasing
for IL cost the doctor about s75 for saw
ing the life OF a mongrel dog.
The doctor was making his first trip
in a new automobile. and while coming
down Manton avenue. saw dog aheau
of him and In steering his machine 10
clear the dog lost control OF H.
The machine shled across the street,
over the curbstone and bumped INTO me
heavy fence In front OF me AtIsitac fnrt. r,iS
nate for the doctor and his companion, on,
one was that he was going slow ana the
other was that the fence was supsIan ,aIi
ed against the fence, but happily were
The machine was put out OF commits
sion and was later towed through the
square by horse.
NOT A ROYAL WELCOME.
on the evening OF April 6. 1903. Clio
vanni Camppiano got Into a ro" WIN
fellow countryman az MS nome Vo'
Union avenue and Antonio Ceylon. VINO
acted the part OF the peace maker came
out OF the fray minus portion or hls
right hand a knife in the possession or
Campipiano being the cause
Campipiano skipIs Il and since then mas
been employed at the Washington mills
al Lawrence. Mass Yesterday afternoon
he called at the Silver Lake settlement
arrayed I'm n new Easter suit ana ap-
peared 20 feel AS II the little incident OF
two years ago had been forgotten ana
foglven II might have been by Mr.. Cey-
lon but not by the police for IN the
captain's desk AZ the station was n war
rant At daylight this morning Sergeant
Potter took the warrant ana proceeded
10 a house on Ethan street where Cam-
pipiano was visiting and placed him IN
der arrest
A CHILD BURNED.
A number OF children were having q
Jolly good time about brush IRE N q
lot on Hauxhurst street. yesterday AFTER
noon until Antona Gereami. i've years
old. stumbled and fell into the fire. lie
was quickly pulled out by some or the
older boys. but not until he had beeh
quite badly burned about the upper por
tion OF the body. lie was taken 10 his
home nearby and cared for py Dr.
''' '''O HOME AGAIN.
Mr.. James Wilson who for many years
held a prominent position in The dying
department at Taft & Weeden mills and
for a few months has been In charge OF
a like department OF a mill at Glendale
Conn. took charge Of the dying depart
,nent of the Manton mills this morning.
MIR. Wilson reached this place saturday
evening and was given a hearty welcofne
by his old associates, all OF whom are
pleased TO have him return TO his OLD
stamping grounds.
GENERAL MENTION.
The old Homestead club is 70 hold a
grand reunion at It's parlorS on hlallliielo
street this evening. II is possible Una
the program will he cut short and that
"A still more els borate one will he en-
toyed Monday evening. May lst owing
10 the fact that the Main Carer mas
been called out OF town and the mem
hers feel that the reunion would not ne
a success without him. , .
Some few days ago II was stated IN
this column that Mr.. Frederick Collins
ham the master machinist at the Atlah-
tic mills was TO sever his connections
with that concern, this he did Saturday
q afternoon He is succeeded by man
from Woonsocllet.
At 7:45 last everning. Patrolmnn shea
found that a window had been broken
I'm a saloon at 656 Atwells avenue, he
notified the proprietor who did not care
TO go to the saloon 10 ascertain the
cause. or 10 learn whether or not any
thing had been stolen. ,
Hose 10 was called 10 eNungulsh a
brush fire on Hartford avenue near lde
street at o'clock last evening.
Patrolman Henry was reported sick at
roll call last evening.