The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-18
0LNEYvILLE
H0anoy's Celebration Ends With
a Fall Down Stairs
HanIey Arrested on tho Charge
Of Stealing S36 From Uncle

Patrick Heaney. 40 years old. employed
in the dyeing department of the Atlantic
mills. was celebrating last evening. He
reached his boarding house at 100 De-
laine street at a late hour and had climb
ed two flights OF stairs when he reeled
and fell to the bottom OF one flight. Mrs.
Irving. who conducts the house. heard the
racket and with other members OF the
family found Heaney in an unconscious
condition. messenger was dispatched
for DR.. O'Meara of 1860 Westminster
street, who responded promptly and found
that the man had sustained a bad cut
on his chin and was otherwise injured.
Upon his recommendation Heaney was
sent TO the Rhode Island hospital.
GOT A NEW SUIT.
A few mornings ago Michael Hanley of
"a Pocasset avenue called at the Chaffee
street police station and reported that his
house had been robbed OF S36 and at the
same time intimated that his nephew.
Henry Hanley, and his chum were the
ones who got the money.
A day or so ago the chum was taken.
into custody, but as he could prove an
alibi he was allowed his freedom. Yester-
day Detective Mcguire and Patrolman
Bates picked up young Hanley. who was
arrayed in new suit OF clothes. lie was
escorted TO the station and admitted that
the new rig he wore was purchased
with the $S6 Young Hanley was charged
with the larceny OF the above amount.
DISTRIBUTED PRIZES
The management of the Pocasset mills
at Thornton distributed about $1,000 among
the tenants of the cottages yesterday.
For number OF years this concern has
offered prizes 10 those who have the most
attractive homes and by this means the
company has secured one OF the cleanest
factory villages I'm the United States.
There is now and then a family that does
not care TO enter the contest but this
does not give him the privilege OF allow
ing the lawn I'm front OF his home To be
strewn with rubbish, for as soon as
family OF this sort makes it's appearance
II is told TO clean up or vacate.
WILL BE ENTERTAINED
There was a meeting of the Irish Vel
unteers at 27 North Main street last eve
ming, when final arrangements were made
for the trip 10 New York. which will be
made this evening. The organization will
leave on the midnight train and will be
met in New York by a similar organiza-
ton.
Addresses were made by Miles A. Nc
Manner and other prominent members OF
gram for the day has been Made and
the exercises will be held at Celtic park
in New York The delegation will return
late Sunday evening.
BLACK MARIA BROKE DOWN.
The BLACK Maria from police headquar-
ters. In charge OF Ernest c. Bliss broke
down on Chaffee street this morning and
the prisoners Henry Hanley, who was
arrested on a charge OF larceny. and Sam
uel English. on charge of intoxication,
were for n moment somewhat alarmed.
Mr.. Bliss and the officers accompanying
the outflt, however, assured them that
there was no danger. The 5000 chariot
from the Chaffee street station was pre-
empted and the prisoners were landed in
proper form at the Central station.
WILL REST FOR A WHILE.
George Reno OF the team OF Kelly and
Reno. is spending a few days at the home
of his parents on Joslin street These
young men, since their arrival from Eu-
rope, have been playing an engagement
at Pttsfeld, Mass, but from now until
the regular season opens they will take a
rest Mr.. Kelley's health is somewhat
improved.
GENERAL MENTION.
orders were issued to storekeepers this
from their stores onto the sidewalk and
into the cutters. This is not over and
above pleasing to janitors and others, but
pedestrians will appreciate the move.
Mary r, daughter of Bridget and the
late Michael Kennelley, died at the resi-
dence of her mother. 103 Pullman street
last evening. She was one OF the most
popular young ladies OF the vicinity. Her