The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-06
OLNEyvILLE
Patro!man GibIin Arrests Three
PoIandsrs, Two Showed Fight
Young Russell Still At the Home
Of His Parents. Notes


ence street last evening, and succeeded
in landing three OF them. The first two
arrested were John and Joseph Burkhon.
brothers. When near the Chaffee street
station. they turned upon the officer ana
were making things warm for him, when
n citizen went 10 his assistance. Then
the brothers attacked the citizen. and
when he got through with one of them.
the Polander was "tuckered out" On be-
ng searched I'm John Burkhoff's pocket
was found a big stone. and this caused
him 20 be locked up on the charge OF
carrying a dangerous weapon, rs well
as for being drunk. The officer then re-
turned 10 the house. and came back
few moments later with Frank Verbursh.
He, too. was locked up for being drunk.
NOT MISSING FROM HOME.
Young Raymond Russell who was mar
ried in New York a few days ago. had oc-
casion 20 lie ave the home OF his parents
yesterday afternoon, and as he carried a
suit case. some one got the impression
that he had departed for some new field
Young Russell. however. spent the night
under the roof OF his parents. and was
fast asleep at $50 this morning lie ap-
pears satisfied 10 comply with arrange
ments that have been made. and that is
for the young man 10 enter Holy Cross
college where he can be fitted 10 make
tie trip yesterday was reported 10 the po-
lice. Whoever made the report stated that
he wanted young Russell located.
FOUND IN A BARN.
About o'clock this morning Patrolman
Mcguire heard groans coming from a
barn I'm the rear OF ia Harold street and
upon investigation. found n man who
gave his name as Michael Brady. and his
residence. East Providence, as the place.
Brady. who has been suffering from
Bright's disease, told the officer that he
had crawled into the barn Friday even
ing. and had been there since that time.
The patrolman sent for an ambulance.
from the Rhode Island hospital. and the
man was later taken TO that institution.
1t is said Brady has but a slight chance
| for recovery.
"oFF AND ON"
Patrolman John j. Parker and Patrol
Driver Hugh Leonard OF the Chaffee
street station. started on their annual va
cations this morning. A young man
named Frank Beane. will have charge OF
the $500 chariot during Mr.. Lepnard's aba
sence Patrolman Toner, was reported
sick al roll call last evening, and PATROL
man Wilkinson. who has been on the sick
list for n day or So reported for duty.
THINK SHE HAS ELOPED.
The parents OF Marcella Hoffman, IL
years old who lives at 81 Atwood stret.
have asked the police 10 locate her. They
are OF the opinion that she has ran away
with n chap named Stanistane Zlnneniski.
who is missing from the same street.
GENERAL MENTION.
| Edward j. Hanley. Jr.. was taken by
surprise at his home. 30 Bancroft street,
| Saturday evening by a houseful of his
young companions. the event being in
Al r1,1
man was the recipient of many presents
and his guests were most literally cared
| for I'm the way OF good things to eat and
drink
The committee from St Mary's and 81.
Theresa's churches who are arranging
for festival TO be held on Labor Day
will meet this evening. that OF St Mary's
At the residence OF the pastor and st.
Theresa's In the school hall.
The funeral OF Patrick Garvin. wins died
at his home. n Julian street, Friday. was
held at st Mary's church this morning.
There were, many handsome floral offer
ings The bearers were from the local
branch OF the knights OF Columbus.
Father Walter II. Larvin, a we'll known
young man OF this place. celebrated his
first mass at the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament yesterday He will remain
here with friends until September and
will then be assigned to n church In Ore
gon.
Division 20. Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans. met yesterday afternoon and made
partial arrangements for Hibernian day
that is to be held I'm the near future
Carmne Parillo. IL years old. was ar
rested In the Silver Lake district this
morning by Patrolman Finnigan for
stealing growing fruit.
DR.. j. T. Farrell who with his wife
have recently returned from an entended
European trip. has opened an office at l6
Jackson street
Miss Louise Guian OF Hartford Conn,
is visiting friends in this section.
James McI<enna OF Broadway Is enjoy
ing two months European trip.
Peter McCaffery. assistant manager at
NJ. III. Corrigan's. has returned from his
vacation.
New rails were installed at the Plain
field street crossing Saturday night.
The Wool Sorters union OF this place
will hold moonlight. Saturday evening.
Sept. /.
A large number OF young folks went TO
Newport to see the warships yesterday.
Miss Leonora MoorhouSe and Miss Mae
Carly have gone on vacation to Nara
gansett Pier.