The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-13

One of the delivery teams OF the What
Cheer brewery, In charge OF Thomas Ro-
barge, ran away on Huntington avenue
yesterday afternoon and collided with a
team owned by George Slater OF 81 North
Main street. knocking IL out OF business
Frank McGair. "A young man. living at G3
Huntington avenue, climbed over the rear
end OF the brewery wagon TO the seat,and
after hard struggle succeeded in bring
ing the horses to a standstill before any
further damage was done.
A SAD CASE.
The case of Martin Lannon who was
badly injured on Tockwotton street yes
terday morning, is a particularly sad one,
for he was the main support or his aged
mother who now lies dangerously Ill at
their home on Delaine street. Mr.. Lannon
is well known and respected in the vi
cinity and is accounted by the Norcross
Brothers. by whom he is employed. as a
faithful employe.
The officials of the Rhode Island hospi-
tai. where he was taken, report that he
passed very comfortable night, and will
recover.
ARRESTED FOR AN ASSAULT.
Andrew Watt, II years old. was taken
into custody by Patrolman Bierne OF the
Chaffee street station last evening on
assault on William Bourn. an attache of
the penny vaudeville show A few days
ago Watt and chum, named Sleeve,
made so much noise in the place that they
were ordered out by Mr.. Bourn and II is
alleged they assaulted him. Sleeve was
arrested yesterday morning.
POLICE CAUGHT HIM.
oliver Twist. whose home is at the
corner OF Valley and School streets, was
having a parrot and a monkey time on
Stokes street last evening, and at the
same time kept his weather eye on Pa
trolman Bierne. Patrolman Giblin hap
pened along and. being in citizen dress,
took a stroll around the block and nab
bed festive oliver He was locked up on
the charge OF revelling.
MANY DEATHS.
Among those who have passed away
within a day or so are Mary A. Gorton,
wife OF Michael Gorton at her home, s.
Julian; Cornelius Haskell at his home
40 Regent avenue: Susan widow OF Mi
cheal McKenna. at 10 Regent avenue,
and Joseph e, the son OF Owen and Mary
MCGOWAN at 2Sls Bergen street.
BITTEN BY A DOG?
Mary Graham. IL years old. of 20 Oak
street, was bitten by a dog late yesterday
afternoon. She was walking along the
street when a large dog tackled her pet
puppy and while she was separating them
one of them bit her on her left hand. DR..
j. T. Farrell was called and dressed the
wound.
GOING HOME.
Charles Vigalant a weaver al the Earns
oliffe mills, who has been Sick for some
time at his boarding house on Curtis St.
with acute indigestion, Iert for his home
IN Manchester, N. H.. this morning upon
the advice OF DIR, Andrew Watt.
GENERAL MENTION.
A young man, who name was not learn
ed, employed as cook In the Fitzgerald
Bros lunch room, was seriously scalded
with hot fat while at work this morning.
DR.. Fisher was called and dressed his
burns.
Albert l.. Fiske who died suddenly at
Cumberland, was well known i'm this vicin-
ity. he for many years having been the
proprietor OF livery stable on Sycamore
street.
The relatives and many friends of Harry
Littlewood. who went to Cleveland. O., a
few years ago. will be sorry to learn that
he is dangerously i'll. so serious in fact
that but little hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
At the monthly meeting of the Sunset
club last evening one proposition for men,
bership was received 1t was voted TO in
stall telephone service.
John III. Connor, treasurer OF Provide.Se
aerie, Frdternal Order OF Eagles, is don
gerously Ill at his residence 22l Valley
street, with typhoid fever.
The firm OF William III. Sawyer have
decided to take possession of the large
store recently vacated by the Thompson
Brothers
Hose IL were called out at oclocy last
evening TO put out a chimney gre owned
by Mary McCue at $50 valley street