The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
0LNEYvILLE,
Patrick Mullen, Veteran Of the
War, Visiting Old Comrades.
Child Severely Bitten By Dog,
Want a Waiting Station.

Patrick Mullen, a former resident, but
for about two years an inmate of the
Soldiers Home at Johnson City Tenn,
Is visiting friends and comrades here.
Mr. Mullen was in SO battles, he says, and
bears a scar on his forehead lett by a
bullet. He would have been killed, had
IL not been for his father, and the late
Capt. Patrick Parker, who were in the
same regiment the First Rhode Island
Volunteer Cavalry, who killed the man
that attacked him.
BITTEN BY A DOG.
A little boy named Slade was badly Bit
ten by a dog In the yard OF his home
on Linton street yesterday afternoon. The
boy is about 2 years old, and had been
placed on the lawn by his mother, who
had hardly entered the house. when she
heard the child screaming. 1t was with
considerable difficulty that she beat the
brute off. DR.. Jordan was called, and
found nearly a dozen wounds, which he
dressed. The dog was in charge OF man
who lives on Lisbon street, and is owned
by Victor Weslburgh, who lives 1t the
corner of Broad and Byron street.
WANT A WAITING ROOM.
An effort Is being made by the employees
OF the Rhode Island Company TO have
the company establish n waiting room
near the terminus of the road here.
Many OF the men have short ''lay-offs"
and to spend this time must either stand
on the street or go into one of the nearby
stores. On a rainy day their position is
not very comfortable.
AN INTERESTING CONTEST.
There Is an interesting contest on for
aa receiver for the estate of the late
John Phillips. There are three candi-
a IAk, f..l1
and Thomas L. O'Donnell. Attys. John
W. Hogan and Luke Kavanaugh repre-
sent one faction of the heirs and they
are strongly in favor OF Mr.. O'Connel,
and Atty. Frank L. Haney, who repre-
sents another faction, desires Mr.. o'Don-
nelrs appointment.
ST. THERESAS INSTITUTE.
The committee OF St Theresa's Insti-
tute, which Is composed of young men of
ct. Theresa's parish, met I'm the Office Of
Patrick King at 315 Manton avenue last
evening and arranged a programme for
the installation, which will take place
I'm the school hall Monday evening next
FALL CAUSED DEATH.
The funeral OF Celia, the little daughter
of Peter and Agnes Mosin, was held at
the residence OF her parents "a McDan-
ough street, at o'clock this afternoon
About four weeks ago the child fell from
a window at her home and was taken 10
ST. Joseph's Hospital. While all that was
possible was done for her she passed
away on Wednesday evening
ADDED TO THEIR RECORDS.
James Barnett, nine years, who appears
60 be proud of the fact that This is the
fifth time that he has been arrested, and
his chum, John Cheever. ten years old
who ahso has had dealings with the
police, were taken into custody yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman Mclaughlin.
They are charged with stealing from a
clothes line in the yard OF Isadore Pet
oskey.
A HOT GAME
The Olneyvilles and Mantons will meet
on the Merino Flats tomorrow afternoon
and the Mantons say they win defeat the
Olneyvilles at any cost. To insure vic
tory they have engaged number OF fast
players from the New England league.
GENERAL MENTION.
w. H. King OF the American Wooden
company, was here yesterday.
Thomas Morgan Of 12 Boyd street. noti-
ned the officials at the Chaffee street sta