The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-22
0LNEYvILLE
Eighth Ward Democratic Com
mIttee Makes Nomination
Little Girls DspTIVe1 Of Their
Dog by Dog Catcher Notes

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phone 40 West.
The Eighth Ward Democratic commit
tee met In the cmice OF Frank L. Haney.
Irons hail, last evening when the follow
ipg delegates were selected 10 represent
the ward at the city and state conven-
tions: city, 7. q. Beatty John Duff. VIII
Ham Mulcahey. j. III. Wilkie and Martin
Kelley; state and congressional. Frank l..
Hanley and Edward Fitzgerald: 10 the as
sembly convention 10 nominate senator
and representative. Michael Klein. j. II.
Walsh. George NJ. Haney. Thomas j.
Sweeney and Joseph Trudeau.
Frank Canning. "A lifelong Democrat
and one OF the most prominent members
OF the order OF Foresters OF America. was
nominated for the school committee for
three years, and Frank l.. Hanley as a
candidate for the general assembly. The
following were selected as candidates for
the ward committee: Frank l.. Hanley,
John +. Wallace, n. b. A. Johnson. John
III. Conroy, Thomas +. McDuff Frank J."
McGovern and William Sullivan. The
meeting was a very interesting one and
II was stated that the outlook for vic
tory was never before brighter
boI REAL = Il MI a II
Two dog catchers on Westminster street
last evening got anything but blessing
from two respectable looking men. and
half-dozen well dressed shop girls, all Of
whom were on their way home The cause
OF this was two well dressed little col
ored girls and pet dog, which was walk
ing along with them. One of the men
jumped from wagon and picked up the
dog and threw Il into the wagon. Then
the two little girls began 10 cry as II
their hearts would break, saying that the
dog had been shut up all day and they
were just taking IL out for walk. II
was then that the two men and the shop
girls took a hand I'm the affair, but by
this time the dog was on its way TO the
pound. so there was nothing TO do but
TO console the little ones and a purse Of
81 was made up and given TO them to get
the pet back.
COULDN'T PROVE TITLE.
Some time ago officers OF the Chaffee
street police station found an Italian who
had stolen a sufficient quantity OF lumber
TO build large hen house, and thought
that was the limit. Now they think they
have found one who wants 10 erect some
sort OF a building with bricks. for at }
O'Clock this morning Patrolman Wilkin-
son met Michael Kenna on Pocasset ave-
nue. with a wheelbarrow filled with bricks
and as he could not prove n clear title 10
the same he was taken TO the station and
from there was sent 10 have a little chat
with the detectives down town.
FOUND IN NEW BEDFORD.
Yesterday morning word was received
lives al ; Regent avenue. that August A.
Stang, 10 years old. was missing Later
In the day II was learned that he was in
the custody OF the police at New Bedford.
MASS. a
10 that city.
WILL BE WORTH SEEING.
The Standard Athletic club has succeed
ed In making arrangements for a contest
between Al belmont Of Medford Mass.
and Mike Malone of PHILADELPHIA on Tues
day evening of next week. There will be
at least three other numbers on the pro-
gram.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF James Ryan a we'll
known resident, was held at his late home.
1856 Pomona avenue at S.45 this morning
followed with az requiem mass at the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament. The
interment was at ST. AIMS cemetery
one OF the employees at the Banspach
Brothers named O'Brien. while at work
yesterday afternoon. lacerated the fore
finger OF his right hand quite badly while
handling milk can. Dr. Fisher dressed
the wound.
Yesterday afternoon Hose 10 responded
TO still alarm for fire In the ashbin
in the rear Of lss Plainheld street which
was undoubtedly set by a boy living i'm
the vicinity. The damage was about SIS.
Joseph Aubn was arrested at his home
on Valley street this morning on a war
rant charging him with neglecting 10 send
one of his little ones TO school.
Mr.. Mannix, who has been in charge OF
the yarn department. at the Atlantic mills
has been placed In charge OF the packing
department, TO fill vacancy.
According 10 reports at the Chaffee
street police station this morning some
one entered the home OF Mary Martin,
and stole a chamber set.
The members OF the minstrel team OF
FIR. simmons branch OF the Irish Catho-
lie Benevolent union, met in Columbia
hall on Putnam street last evening for
practice.
Timothy Mulcahey. aged O. and Thomas
fol Mt du