The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08
0LNEYvILLE
Young womln Followed Into
Their Home by Impudsnt Men
Eighth Ward Republicans Make
Up Their Caucus Slate

Advertisements and items can be left
s Hartford avenue, room No. /, Tele-
phone 40 West.
Charles Taft Of 1873 Laurel Hill avenue.
had Two callers last evening, who were
anything but welcome. flis daughter and
lady friend were followed some dis
lance by the men, and when the young
women entered the house. the men en-
tsreu also They screamed for help, and
Mr.. Tart met them Ia the hallway One
OF the men asked him when he was going
% vaeate the premises, as they had pur-
chased the property. The young women
thinking the men were bent on murder
ana robbery, made a pretense OF getting
couple OF revolvers, and the men de-
parted hurriedly Word was sent 10 the
ChaHee street police station and detail
was dispatched TO the house. but no one
answering the description OF the bold
Fellows could be found
THIS is THE SLATE.
The Eighth Ward Republican club have
MADE up the following ticket 10 be pre-
sented at the caucus TO be held In odd
Fellows hall this evening: Delegates TO
state convention, T.. +. Sheldon, Thomas
CloXton' Thomas j. Speak and Frederick
l.. Pirce; 10 congressional convention,
Thomas Pike, Henry Galloway, f.. G. pol
lquln and Joseph Cough: ward commit
tee Baylis X. Chase, John II. Kenyon.
Dr; RI. r. Windsor Abel Reynolds. Jr..
convention, Emery j. San Souci. Robert
scowcr9ft j. H. Casey. j. VIII Carpen-
ter, Ter and John o. Darling to nominate city
Frail A. III. Higgins. Harry ID. Bates and
w b. Mathewson; for school committee.
three years. George +. A. Beane.
HE HAD PLUCK.
There was a runaway on Harris ave-
nue. last evening, in which a young man
whose name could not be learned. acted
with GOODNESS and nerve. The horse was
attached to light carriage, i'm which
was seated an aged woman The team
eane @ nylne up the avenue, and the young
man with others was standing in front
or j. l.. Sweets lumber yard When he
saw the horse coming he began TO run
III tne same direction, and succeeded in
getting hold OF the reins, which were
dragging, and in this manner stopped the
horse, which a few minutes later was
called for by the owner. who wanted to
FFecompense Fec, % the young man for his ef-
Iorts' but reward was declined
RALLY DAY.
Yesterday was Rally dav ar Tho
Broadway Baptist church. The prin-
cipal feature OF the morning services
was the presentation OF certificates TO
20 young men who had served as en-.
signs in the mounting flag drills III
the evening the pastor. Rev. j. V
Osterhout preached an interesting ser
mon on The Growing and Fading OF
next Sunday will be devoted especially
to boys. and progra mis- being pre-
pared for the occasion.
LOOKS LIKE A SUCCESS.
Members of the olneyville Business
Mems association appointed to look into
the matter of holding an Old Home
week or carnical will meet tomorrow
evening II has been practically de-
cided to hold the celebration during
the month of September 1907, as the
committee has been told IL will receive
the financial support OF every person
firm and corporation in this section.
GOING SOUTH.
Michael Thompson. who had charge
of the' installing of the immense tur-
bine plant of the Atlantic mills, spent
Saturday and yesterday with his friend
Thomas Mllett, as he, Mr.. Thompson, is
to go south where he will remain a
year or more
GROUND BROKEN FOR A NEW MIL
Ground was broken this morning for
what is to be known as the New
Crown mill on Oak street. This mill
will be 72X42, two stories in height,
and will be build OF brick. Just what
line OF goods will be manufactured
could not be learned this morning.
GENERAL MENTION.
Division No. 20, Ancient order OF
Hibernians. held a well-attended meet
ing in the rooms OF the Robert Emmett
Literary association yesterday after
noon, when ten candidates were initi-
ated. Treasurer John Noon made his
quarterly report which showed a large
increase.
The combination in the Tenth ward
known as the BILLY Carroll Orphans
have no less than three of their num-
ber who want TO be the alderman from
the ward, and they are Daniel +. Grady,
Thomas +. West and owen McMann.
The feast OF the holy rosary was
celebrated at a special service at st.
Mary's church yesterday afternoon, the
rosary being read by the Rev. Joseph
Little, and the benediction was by the
pastor Rev. Thomas p. Grace.
Patrolman Mcguire of the Chaffee
street station started on his vacation
Saturday evening. NJ. +. Bates will
go tomorrow morning. Patrolman Lee
has returned from his, and Mr.. Luhy
will report for duty tomorrow morn
ing.
John B. Nash expects to open his
new place at 1913 Westminster street, Sat-
urday afternoon.
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