The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

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Angelo Dezzon was arrested Saturday
night for making an assault with dan
gerous weapon upon Herbert r. Hen
drick. Mr.. Hendrick, with two friends.
was sitting on the steps OF his home on
Sophia street, when Dezzon and four 9TH
er men came along. one OF whom fred a
shot at Mr.. Hendricks dog. Mr.. Hen
drick tackled Dezzon and both fell TO the
ground and Mr.. Hendrick shouted: I'm
cut" The four men ran away and as
they did they fired FIVE shots in the di-
rection Of Mr. Hendrick and his frineds.
Patrolmen Wilkinson, Harlow and Conley
hearing the shots hurried TO the scene
and succeeded in capturing three OF the
men. Mr.. Hendrick was taken TO his
home and Dr. Barnes was called, who
found that Mr. Hendricks right arm had
been cut TO the bone and there was a
nasty cut on his right hand. According
20 the police, there is more behind this
affair than either side has told.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Christopher Hand. who is a next-door
neighbor TO the Chaffee street police sta
ton, walked into the station just before
noon yesterday and asked to. be locked up.
and as he had been drinking he was ac-
commodated About o'clock his name
sake, Patrolman Hand who was doing
station duty. when into the cell room and
found Chris. just settling down on the
floor and the patrolman also noticed that
there was something wrapped about the
bars OF the cell door This something
proved TO be Hands suspenders. The pa
trolman cut the suspenders and the
would-be suicide fell in a heap on the
floor. From that time until Hand was
taken away In the Black Maria he was
not given an opportunity to do himself
any harm.
WORK STOPPED ON NEW MILL.
This morning carpenters were at work
boarding over the foundation for the new
mill on oak street and the man In charge
stated that there would be no more work
done on the contract until January at
least Some time ago 1t was stated that
there was a little difficulty between the
masons and the contractor as to pay day,
the masons wanting their pay on Satur-
day and the contractors wanting We'd
nesday. and this It is intimated is tho
cause of the stopping OF the work at this
time.
PINCHED( BEFORE THEY KNEW TT
John Blackburn and Frederick Clarey
were arrested on Deaine street last eve
ming by Patrolmen Kane and Campbell
and locked up at the Chaffee street sta
tion on the charge OF revelling. The
young men were taken very much by sur
prise. as the patrolmen who had been
doing duty In citizen dress came upon
them i'm the thick OF the battle and be-
fore Blackburn and Clancy knew what
had happened had been ''pinched."
ANOTHER ovERsEER GOES.
Edgar T. Wood. who has had charge of
the spinning department of the Atlantic
mills, severed his connection with the
concern Saturday noon time. to accept a
better position with a firm at Worcester.
Mass. Saturday evening a number OF his
friends called upon him at his residence.
1O1 Laban street, where they presented
him with a handsome diamond ring by
those who had been connected with him
I'm his department. Mr. Wood leaves for
Worcester today and his family will go
later.
THE LAST OF THE SEASON
About 70 members OF the Old Homestead
club were the guests OF Wilson lodge at
his residence at Thornton yesterday IL
was intended 10 have a clambake. but II
proved TO be a chicken bake, for each of
the guests had all the chicken he could
get away with. This is the second and
last outing of the club this season.
THE GROVER FISHING CLUB.
The Grover Fishing club had a chicken
dinner at the club house at Rocky Point
yesterday. The house committee will meet
at their ooms at Valley street this eve
ming. when II Is probable that the ques-
tion OF holding ladies' day will come
up for consideration.
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The Rev. Father o'Hare of Derry. Ire
land. preached at all OF the services OF
ST. Mary's church yesterday. The object
OF Father O'Hare 10 this country is to
raise funds for his own church. and the
members OF the church responded to his
appeal in a most substantial manner.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF Patrick Sweeney, who
died at Cranston. will be held at the
residence OF mis- brother, John Sweeney. at
Audry street, tomorrow morning at $3.50
and will be followed with a requiem mass
at ST. Mary's church at 9 O'Clock
The funeral of Miss Margaret Sulli-
van. who died at her home. "a Marvin
street, Saturday was held at st. Mary's
church this morning at O'Clock A large
delegation from St Wnhelmina branch
OF the Irish Catholic Benevolent union
were in attendance
fIs BAceuency Governor George III. Ut
ter addressed the Mems club OF the
Broadway Baptist church last evening.
his subject being Render Unto Caesar
that Which Is Caesars. and Render Unto
God that Which is Gods"
The funeral services ~ Miss Margaret
Mckenna. was held at St Mary's church
AT l.O yesterday afternoon. and the re
mains were taken 10 Crompton for burial
A requiem high mass was celebrated at
1.3 this morning.
AZ roll call last evening Patrolman J. J.
Conlon was transferred TO tho knight
street station and PatrOlman Charles s.
take his place.
81 Theresa's Institute will hold a smok-
er IN their rooms this evening Among
the speakers will be the Rev. FIR w. s.
Flynn, Gov. Utter and Mayor Dyer
The funeral OF Mary wife OF John Nc
keough, VINO for many years has resided
at us Plainield street was held M 81
Andrews church, this morning az 2
o'clock. The burial was at ST. Francis
cemetery.
This being the month OF the Rosary. the
office OF Rosary will be said at St Marys
church every CyeuinQ az Vsan axr.tt -,