The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-01
0LNEYv!LLE.
James MuIIeady Found With
Bullet In Hoad..A Suicide.
Keeper in Saloon Took Samples.
The Regent Club Election.
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James Muleady, aged % years, committed
suicide at the home OF his sister. Gather
Inc, at 20 Joslin street last night. This
morning shortly after o'clock Mr.. Pat
rick Malley went to the room OF the
young man 10 call him. FOR, Berore re-
firing last evening, young Mulleady re-
ouested his sister get him W early.
When Mr. Malley opened the door OF
the unfortunate mans room he found
him lying on the floor and In his right
hand was clutched a .32-calibre revolver
Mr. Malley Informed Miss Mulleady. and
upon investigation found that he had shot
himself In the head.
The Chaffee Street Police station was
q; once notified and Sergeant Potter Went
10 the house, and he In turn notified
Medical Examiner Perkins.
Some time ago the young man was In
5urod on his head. and since that time
has not been himself. but not 60 that ex-
tent that his relatives for moment sup
posed that II would result in this manner,
for he was employed at the Earnscllne
mills and attended To his duty each day
He went to his room as usual last even
sng and was apparently I'm the best OF
spirits. and came down a few moments
later and told his sister to De sure and
call him at o'clock. That was the last
seen or heard from him until Mr. Malley
went TO his room this morning. There
was not person I'm the house who heard
the report of the revolver, so IL is pre-
eumed that he held the weapon under
ha l.AH al lpf haG 40 n 4.
He was of a generous and social disposi-
tion an6 Is among the last who would be
looked upon to end his life In this manner.
He was a single man.
IL was learned later that even Mr., NAL
ley, who occupied the same bed with the
young man. did not hear the report OF the
revolver. and IL is believed that the act
was committed early In the evening, for
the body -Mas-cnld- when found
NOT FITTED FOR TEMPTATION.
A man named Charles Harrington was
arrested Saturday evening by Patrolman
Feeny and locked up on the charge OF be-
ing drunk.
harrington had been placed in charge
Of a small liquor saloon on Westminster
street near MeEser street as keeper,
and had evidently helped himself to so
much of the liquor behind the bar that
he lost his head and came out for just q
door fell to the sidewalk.
1t was whispered that he had been given
q dose of knockout drops, but II such
was the case he made no report OF 1t
TO the police officials
He was arraigned in the police court
yesterday morning.
REGENT CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
At the meeting of the Regent Literary
and Social club yesterday afternoon, the
Rx.Il nf nffi FOR Nxfn :
elected President. William III. Rowe.
vice president. Edward Mccarthy, re-
cording secretary, James f.. Brothers
financial Secretary, James Graham; corre-
spending secretary. Peter Boule, treas
urer, Peter Reilly; sergeant -at-arms, Ed
ward l<earns; librarian, William Geary.
They Will be Installed Sunday afternoon
by Senior Past President John I. A.
AN OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Henry Morris, one OF the Oldest nnd
best known residents OF shis place, died
at tho home OF his daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Atkins. Jr., 80 Eastwood avenue. yester-
day morning. apoplexy being the cause.
For nearly 25 years Mr.. Morris had been
connected with the finishing department
OF the National Providence Worsted mills.
and attended TO hts duties as late ms last
"Wednesday. lie was q charter member of
What Cheer lodge, Sons OF ST. George,
and member OF the Tabernacle NJ T..
church.
GENERAL MENTION.
The chapel on Hartford avenue, an
auxiliary OF the Broadway Baptist
church, was dedicated yesterday after
noon with appropriate exercises. Rev j.
v. Osterhout officiating, who was assist
ed by the Rev n. J. Wheeler. the Rev.
John Stewart. field secretary of the Rhode
Island Baptist state convention. The
choir from the Broadway Baptist church
sang.
.farnpv e. Murphy, ~ vuHrs Uft. giving
his residence as Woonsocket. was picked
UP Saturday evening by Sergeant Ben
nett and again this morning by Patrol
man Mowry and locked up al the Chafree
street station for safe keeping.
James Barnes OF Bancroft street told
the. police az the Chaffee street station
last evening that his l4-year-old son.
George. had skipped out. that ne was
of the opinion that he and a boy named
Pache had gone TO New York.
William Barton who for a number OF
years has been one OF the floor walkers at
the Boston store. began his labors I'm a
similar capacity with j. o. San Souci q
Co. this morning.
The early morning cars on the Daniel
son route were Allied 10 overnowing ". "A
men. dogs and guns yesterday morning.
n being the last day OF the hunting sea j.
son.
The stock OF r. Il. Allen G. Co. who
made an assignment somo time ago. VIII
be disposed OF at auction on Tuesday.
Jan. 9th.
The Rev. Fr Thomas Kearns. who has
charge OF parish at Baltimore Md. is
vYyfnding his vacation with his relatives
at SO Bowdoin street
Hose 10 was called 10 take care OF n
brush fire IN the rear OF the Riverside
mill about noon-timc Yesterday.
PAWTUCKET.