The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-28

Manus Of foe7 Atweils avenue. and George
etockey of IS Slsson street. while going
through Buell. court. which leads from
Cambridge street. found In a clump OF
bushes. an ordinary pail.
They sent word 70 the Chafee street
police station. and Patrolman Higg1ns,
who was on dirty. responded 20 the call,
and after a slight examination found that
the pail contained the remains of fully
developed female child. The patrolman
notified the officials OF the Central sta
ton, who notified Medical Examiner
Magfii, who went 10 the scene and order
ed the pail and contents 20 be removed 10
the morgue.
FUNERAL or MR.. HEENAN.
The funeral of Patrick Heenan. who
was among the oldest residents of the
annexed district. was held al his late
ing and was followed with a service at
St Anthony's church on Pla!nfield street.
The funeral was largely attended, for but
few men were better known or more re-
spected than Mr.. Heenan. There were
many beautiful floral offerings The bear
ers were from among his old associates,
and were Charles johnson. James Crow
ley, Manuel DAILY and James McCafrrey.
The interment was ar St. AIMS cemetery,
at cranston
COT HIM AS SOON AS HE LANDED.
About SIX weeks ago a young man
named Mcdonald was taken into custody
for revelhng and was fined SIS and costs.
With him was a young man named Rob-
ert Casey. but at the time he succeeded
IN making his escape. This morning he
showed UP IN the square. and was
promptly 'nabbcd" by Patrolrnan Betrne.
Young Casey, 90 n is claimed, is a men,
Der OF one OF the toughest bunches'' that
insest Oineyvih square. and II 10 the in
tention Of the police 70 break UP the
punch"
BETTER AS A MEMENTo.
Mr.. william Clancy. OF "a Erastus
orange grove In Florida, brought with
him a menIento In the form OF the skin
OF a seven-foot rattlesnake. which he
na hsa rss Ssr nane ss5 oue Ss sroVs
The memento Is now on exhibition at the
Office OF his old friend. Bernard McTier-
man, on Manton avenue.
HIs FRIENDS REMEMBERED HIM
Mr.. Charles Cannon. who for a number
II. Corrigan, the druggist. and who left
his home, As Huntington avenue. at $3.50
last evening for Baltimore. Nd, where
last evening % by " his as.ociatss. % and Mr.
William Ctniey. acting as spokesman, TOT
the party. presented him with a beautiful
ebony military set. The entire party ac-
WILL CELEBRATE IT'S ANNIvER-
sARY.
Tomorrow afternoon st. Mary's branch
Of tho Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
will celebrate its xsth anniversary In
Culld hall, which will also be a reception
TO Martin p. Feeney one Of their mem
bers. who was At the national convention
held at Scranton. Pa. and elected az
treasurer OF the national body. A very
for the event.
cAyr HIM A SURPRISE PARTY.
Arthur Carr. a popular young man OF
this section. who 70 soon 70 remove WIN
his parents to Philadelphia, was given
surprise party at the home OF his cnum.
those who assisted In making the event
on enjoyable one were the Messrs 10.
reph Reynolds. william Gun and Edward
Hselon.
wooDMEN MAKE MERRY.
The degree team from Willow camp.
Modern woodmen OF America had a
merry time In Fogasty's hall on Putnam
street last evening and this because .ho
team had been awarded the hrst prize ioi
the best appearance In the oid hoine
Academy avenue assisted very materially
In making the event success
WAS NOT THE BOY.
A large plate window in the store OF
Thomas Carmody on Julian street was
smashed by boys early this morning. and
later In the forenoon boy. named Peck,
was taken into custody by Inspector Will
kinson and while the boy evidently was
not one OF the boys who smashed the
window, what he told at the ChafIee
street station will undoubtedly lead to the
right ones.
WILL GO VISITING.
Tomorrow afternoon large delegation
from the Robert Emmett Literary associa-
ton will attend the meeting OF the Wolfe
Tone association that is TO be held In
Nonahan's hall on wickenden street.
ARRESTED FOR TRUANCY.
Francis MuIcahey was called for Mt hi'
home, l2s Eiswald street this morning by
a member OF the Chaffee street station
force, who told Francis that Truant Of
ficer wittemore wanted to see him.
SAW STRANGE SIGHTS.
Frederick Dupuis was taken into Gus
tody this morning by Patrolman kavan
augh OF the Chaffee street station at hi!
home on Laurel Hill avenue, and detained
at the station as suspicious person
Dupuis saw all sorts of wild beasts an'
no end of snakes and In making an effor
to kill some OF them made the members
his family nervous 30 much so that the.
dispatched a messenger for the patrolman
and by the time Dupuis reached the sta
ton the sights that met his vision wa
much pleasanter.
CAUGHT AT LAST.
About two months ago woman names
Casey called at the Chaffee street polio
station and reported the fact that he
husband had deserted her. few day
later Mrs. Casey was taken sck, an'
upon the order OF Oversecr OF the POO
Cummings was sent 10 the hospital, from
which institution she was discharge'
early this week.
Last evening she called at the statior
and told Lieut.. Tyler that her husband
had returned 80 Patrolman Finnegan wa,
sent 20 the house on Putnam street and
returned with Casey, who was lockcd VI
on the charge Of non-support.
WANTED HIM ARRESTED.
George Ldnnel. who is well connected
IN this Vicinity was arrested early yes.
terday afternoon by Patrolman Bates for
being intoxicated When under the In
fuence of liquor Enneli will visit his
fathers place OF business and raise rue.
tons. He was arrested at the request Of
his father.
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