The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-23

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left at Heffernan's News Stand Is Hart
ford avenue.
Olneyville has a young hero In the
person OF James Holland. little boy who
lives on Huntington avenue. He. with
other Boys. were playing about the swamp
in the back bay yesterday, when one OF
their companions Schultze by name, came
near being drowned The boy was up TO
his neck I'm the water, and was just able
20 shout for help. and young Holland
rushed into the treacherous water and
succeeded In pulling him out The boy
was not saYed without hard struggle on
now looked upon by his playmates as a
ut subject for the Carnegie fund.
LANDED IN THE STATION.
Patrick OBrien and William Garrow
after being put out OF number OF sa-
looms last evening. started IN TO chew
the rag I'm front Of the residence OF
Special Constable John McEvoy on Man
ton avenue. and when Mr.. McEvoy order
ed them to move along. they started in
70 trim him and the next thing that they
knew, Mr.. McEvoy had them both IN
his clutches, and did not let go until
ne saw them safely landed In a cell it the
Chaffee Street Police station.
lney were lOckeu up on the cnhfSe OF
being drunk, and the police are looking
for another chap who was with them, who
also will probably 5e called upon 10 an
Bwer 10 the charge OF revellng.
GOT A LOT OF SYMPATHY.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon an
old man whose head was covered with
hair as white as snow. was found I'm a
doorway on Huntington avenue near Oak
street. and those who saw him supposed
that he had been stricken down with
some disease.
Patrolmen Mclaughlin and Moan went
TO his assistance, and IL did not take them
but a few seconds TO learn that the old
fellow had been indulging. He was sent
TO the station in the patrol wagon, and
this morning was arralgned in the Po-
lice court for being intoxicated.
ARE HAPPY NOW.
The happiest lot of mill workers In
this place are the loomfxers at the
Earnsclife mills, who when they received
their pay last week found that they had
received an increase OF ten per cent in
their wages
The management OF the mills learning
that this class OF help was not getting
quite as much as those in other mills.
without any fuss or feathers, gave the
above raise.
A LOT OF OLD FACES.
There was "A fresh arrival from Gran
eton Sunday morning, and among the ar
rivals were many familiar faces. who
went to that town about six months ago.
These men can be seen on the sunny side
OF the square during the day, and all
seem TO on the best OF terms with each
olAer. and pass the time among them
selves by telling their experiences since
they left ,he square.
THE SPEAKER NAMED.
The committee from the Business
Mems association who is arranging for
the annual banquet and concert 10 be held
Wednesday evening. Jan. 81, met last |
evening and announced that Prof. Ken
yon l.. Butterfeld Of the Rhode Island |
Agricultural college of Kingston would |
be the principal speaker OF the evening. |
The naming OF the other speakers will be |
announced later.
IN THE TOLLS AGAIN.
Patrick. better known as Happy Ma
loney. was taken into custody about s |
o'clock this morning and locked up at the |
station on the charge OF being drunk. |
Happy Is well known 10 the police. and |
will be n guest of the station until to- |
morrow morning as the patrol wagon |
was out OF commission and he could not |
be taken down town.
LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS.
Those who are incharge OF the open |
meeting that is TO be held IN the hall at !
1929 Westminster street under the au-
spices of Court OF Good Hope OF the In
dependent Order of Foresters, are maxi
ing an effort the reduce the eligible mem
bers Of the Royal Society OF Good Eel
lows. to become members OF the order
GENERAL MENTION.
The shoe store OF A. Zarka at 9eS Man
ton avenue was entered last evening, and
one pair Of shoes valued at 81 % was sto-
len. Quite number OF pairs Of shoes
and boots were found tn hava heep do
stroyed with sharp knife, which leads
the police officials 10 believe that spite
instead Of theft was the cause OF the
break.
Mrs. Elizabeth Larkin Of 1929 Westmin-
ster street notified the police that n big
black dog bit her two-year-old son. John
yesterday. DR.. Milan attended the lad
Mrs Ratiazan OF sos Union avenue makes
similar complaint She says that the
dog OF Frank Zullio. Union avenue, is the
cause OF the trouble.
The Rev. FIR. Thomas p Grace enter
tained at dinner at the parochial residence
last evening Bishop Beavens OF New Bed
ford. the Rev. James o'Brien OF Somer-
vile, Mass. and the RI. Rev. Matthew
Harkins, ID. ID.
James Miller OF e6 Whipple avenue
mourns the loss OF a valuable dog which
was stolen yesterday morning, and was
seen later on Webster avenue in the com
pany OF two Italians.
Mrs. Julia Reardng OF l52 Delaine street
reported TO the police that while she was
I'm a market on the square her pocket
book was picked OF S.
Mr.. Matthew Sweeney OF the Hannv
Four club took advantage OF the warm
weather today and went sailing on Mr.
oMsn 4fSaTaS yacht ih5eo H.pPy Four
thias. meet this evening.
For sale-Oldest Restaurant IN OInev.
VILE for sale cheap. Call II Hartford ave.