The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
CENTRAL FALLS
MAN ARRESTED FOR
STEALING TEAM


and Goddard buggy owned by Undertaken
william II. oNeil.
Mr.. oNeil left the horse standing at
the corner OF Broad and Sylvan streets
last evening and on emerging from tho
house where he had called he found his
rig missing. The police were notified and
they traced the team to Berkeley where
It was found late last night abandoned
by the roadside.
McCabe. who was arrested on suspicion
OF doing the job was only released from
jail yesterday. having served a term OF
Tix months for an offence OF the same
, nature. He was not arraign6d IN court
this morning. as the police desire 20 get
more evidence in reagrd 10 the case IL
possible.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
William BLY, was arrested last night by
Officers Woodward and Jacobson for lar
ceny. lie was one OF the workmen en-
gagged i'm moving machinery from the Far
we'll Worsted mill and II is alleged that
he stole brass trimmings and sold them
10 junk dealer. A brass roll valued at
$l2 is claimed 10 have been sold by him
for $3.50 and this was located in a junk
shop this morning by the police
BLY, was arraigned this morning in the
district court and upon his plea OF guilty
was fined $40 and costs.
ELECT OFFICERS.
James Hiscox lodge. knights and La
dies OF Honor met Wednesday night and
elected the following officers to serve for
the ensuing term: Past protector, Leila
j. Roberge: protector. F. y. L. Rattey:
vice protector. Pierre NORM: recording
secretary. Josephine Duteau financial
secretary. Exeline Fontalne: treasurer,
Rose a. Falcon; chaplain Odile German;
guide Rose Gravel; guardian. Angelina
German; sentinel. Annie Duteau: trus-
tees. Regina Maynard Annie Duteau,
Emma Dubuue; social committee. Annie
Duetau, ode Germain Pierre NORM. EN-
cline Rousseau and Della j. Roberge. The
installation OF these officers will take
place at the first meeting I'm January.
FUNERAL OF MR.. CHOQUET.
The funeral of Charles A. Choquet, son
or Judge Choquet took place yesterday
! from his late home on fremont street
and was largely attended.
In Notre Dame church a high mass OF
requiem was celebrated by the pastor.
Rev. F'r Geland. and burial was in Notre
Dame cemetery.
A delegation from Typographical union.
NO. 2l2 or which the deceased was a
member. was present at the funeral.
FUNERAL OF JOHN BRADY.
The funeral of John Brady took place
yesterday from his home. 50 Moon street.
The services were held at Holy Trinity
| church, Rev. FIR. Farrelly officiating
high mass OF requiem was sung and
at the offertory Mrs. Clara McArdle sang
| Pie Jesu" and at the close Jesus Lover
OF Ny Soul" Interment was I'm Mount St
Mary's cemetery.
The bearers were Edward r Shea.
George +. Berard, John Peach and Fred
Pluff.
BACK TO CRANsTON.
Daniel Sullivan and Albert H. Robinson.
who have just completed a term OF 90
days I'm Cranston for larceny and whose
terms expired Wednesday, expected to
spend Christmas at home.
Their hopes were rudely shattered how
ever. yesterday morning when instead Of
| being set free they were again Drought
INTO the district court and arraigned on
charges OF breaking and entering and lar
ceny
jeremiah p. Eddy OF Lime Rock. who
trst had the men arrested for stealing
meal was the complainant In the cases
brought yesterday He alleged that they
broke into his cider mill and took o5 Aal-
Ions OF cider Both pleaded not guilty TO
the charge and trial was set down for to-
morrow. Meanwhile being unable TO fur
nish bail they were returned to Cranston.
NOTES.
| The joint standing committee on fire de-
partment met last night when matters
pertaining TO the closing up of the years
business were disposed Of
The public schools will close today for
! the holidays. Sessions will be resumed
| Wednesday, Jan. 2
! The revival services, which have been in
! progress at tho Peoples Mission church
| Will be brought to an end Sunday. The
| services have been conducted by Rev. ].
T. Hatfield Of Indiana and have been we'll
| attended.
! GREAT EXCITEMENT.
! The people OF this city are are very
/ much worked up over the increasing prev
/ alence OF rabies among the dogs OF the
/ city. As stated in last evenings News
! Democrat. city Sergeant Hunt. who ls
| also dog officer, has killed several animals
recently which had unmistakable symp-
! toms OF the disease
! The friends Of the dog fleer were very
| much alarmed yesterday when they saw
! that official running down Dexter street
/ with hunted look I'm his wild eyes. and
with white froth dripping from his laws
| II was Instantly suspected that the officer
! must have become infected with the rabies
! from some one OF the animals he has 4aalt
! with lately. and people took TO their heels
| IN terror up the side streets. The excite
ment was great for a while but Il cooled
| down when friend OF Mr.. Hunt explain
| ed TO the crowd that while reclining I'm a
/ barber's chair word had come 10 the Off
| Ger or another mad dog loose and on the
rampage. and without waiting 20 remove
! the lather from his face he had grabbed
| his truSty revolver and obeyed the call OF
! duty. The zeal displayed by Mr. Hunt
has always been great, but yesterday