The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-05

Hartford avenue. room No. I. Telephone
10 West
Patrick Talant, who was found a few
mornings ago In an open lot on Atwelfs
avenue. died at the Rhode Island hospital
Monday evening and his funeral was held
at the undertaking rooms OF j. ID. Reilly
on Fenner street early this morning. and
the remains were taken to Danlelsonville
for interment
The funeral OF Eliza A.. wife of James
Cough OF this place. who died at her
country residence at Conimicut Tuesday
afternoon, was held at the Church Of the
Messiah at 12:45 today. which was largely
attended and delegations of Priscilla
lodge OF Rebekah and Faith lodge OF odd
Ladies, of which the deceased had been
member for many years. attended the
service. The interment was at Woon-
socket
The funeral OF Francis Carver. an old
time resident, was held at his late resi-
dence, "A Magnolia street. at s:3O this
morning and was followed by service
at St Anthony's church. and that OF Aus
tin, son OF Anna F.. and the late John w.
Bolan. was held at 33s Academy avenue
at o'clock this afternoon.
FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Frank Arrigsne. a young man. was ar
rested at his home on Atwell's avenue iris
morning on a warrant charging him with
beating a pair OF horses. Arrighe. who
is employed by man named Hennessy on
Tarnell street, was driving a paii ot
horaes attached TO a heavily loaded UP
cart and according 10 the statement mace
by number of citizens he cruelty beat
the no, ses for the reason that they were
urablc to draw the load up step incline.
James n. Smith. agent for the Sac'ety
for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
was at once notified and upon investisa-
tion re found one OF the horses badly
cut UP. undoubtedly from cluo.
DIDN'T ENJOY THE FOURTH.
Herbert Johnson, IS years old. spent the
greater portion of the Fourth as guest
M the Chaffee street police station IL
is alleged that the young man entered
the >me of Samuel r. Humes at lVs
Progress avenue Wednesday afternoon py
the means OF a false key and helped HIM
self 10 81 and 81 bill holder, which he
mid under a carpet In his own hoiue'
which is in the same house win the
Humes family He was arrested py IN
spector wilkinson and at the s'ation au
noitted that he took the money and IN tact
he turned over IS OF the amount and int
bill holder.
FOURTH OF JULY FIRES.
The home OF George Mattison at 2ss
Grove street was badly damaged py nre
Yesterday. which was caused py poys
who were playing with fireworks In an
attic room and an unoccup'"d building al
"a Home avenue was discovered on n,e
sbortly before IL O'Clock last evening, tnls
FIRE being without doubt the work OF poys'
The Are department did excellent ser
vices In both cases.
A COSTLY NAP.
Josenb buchanan of "a Dale street.
according to the tale or woe tnae H,e 9, =
unfolded to the police at the ChaHee
street station last evening. went 10
the home of his friend, Jerry " brlen;;
on Alleppo street, and, becoming uIeu u,i
of "celebrating: laid ,'d d9wn cnst fnu him T So,
which he said was taken, from MS
pockets while enjoying said nap.
RESULT OF wHIPPET RACE.
At the whippet races held at New
King park under er6aY the manasfmrn sfternoon. n,
Tohn tdr RueSiey's "Red Rose" of Law,
renee. Mass, won the first prize BAD
News" owned by Will Scott of Central
Falls. second, and Rose" owned by
George Taylor OF Lowell MASS
''''"' GENERAL MENTION.
large delegation from st. Mary's
parish attended the picnic held at st.
Agnes church on Branch avenue yes
terday. The pastor of the church. the
Rev. FIR. Sullivan, was for many years
assistant TO the Rev. FIR. Grace or ST.
Mary's church. ,eo-
Westminster street was broken into
Wednesday evening. This appeared 10
be a case OF spite. for while nothing
was taken, nearly $50 damage was
done by destroying some OF the stock
Edward Walsh Of 143 Pomona avenue
called at the Chaffee street police sta.
tion yesterday morning and reported
that his hencoop had been robbed of
is hens, which he valued at 81 each.
After10:30 Wednesday evening Olney-
Vile square was as quiet as IL Is
usually on a Sunday night. At IL
o'clock there was at no time 20 per-
sons to be seen about the square and
there was absolutely no noise
was found dead at its home. 9 Tuxedo
avenue. this morning The police noti
fed Medical Examiner Perkins, There
Is every reason to believe that death
was due 10 natural causes.
So far as known no one in this sec
tion was very badly injured with
Fourth OF July weapons"
The synsst club enter entertainsd ans their
day. and this included a generous dis
play of fireworks
The picnics held by St Anthony's
and the Blessed Sacrament churches
yesterday were big successes.
Michael storti OF 10 Harold street
Is shy just one barber pole, which was
stolen from the front OF his shor
Thursday morning. Mike is OF the
opinion that the pole went into bon
fire.
Mr.. Joseph Carroll OF Dublin. ireland
is the guest OF Albert Leduc at his
residence, so Tobey street.
But FIVE persons were arrested for
intoxication in this district during
the past "a hours.
This being the first Friday in the
month. sneclal services were held al