The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-26
OLNEYv|LLE
ABOUT ALL THE MILLS PAID HELP NOTWITHSTAND
ING SCARCITY OF MoNEY-JAMES LANNoN BURIED
PECULIAR FIRE,-WOMAN HURT.

Fortunately all Of the mills in this sec
tion with the exception Of the Earnsclkfe
paid their help as usual yesterday and the
latter will undoubtedly pay today, as the
necessary amount TO do so has Deen prom
ised the management.
The statement OF James Leonard. a man
about 20 years old, Is fair sample OF tne
confidence reposed In the trust company.
He said that ne Is alone in the world, and
his little savings OF $l75 are In the Union
Trust company. which is also the custo-
dian of his handbook. and when asked
how he felt about the situation he replied
that all that worried him was that the
amount was not 5000, ''for I'll get II bye
and bye" he said.
several local liquor dealers have
the money for their liquor license. which
they must pay within a few weeks, de-
posted In the local branch OF the trust
company. but these men have been pracu-
cally promised that the receipt from the
trust company showing that the money
has been deposited will enable them TO get
their licenses. Most az the business men
through the square today report that the
volume OF business is not by any means
up To the usual.
FUNERAL OF JAMES LANNoN.
The funeral OF James Lannon was held
NJ his late residence. 10 Ethel street al
$50 this morning and was followed with
service at ST. Mary's church and was at
tended by a large delegation from Tart &c
Weeden's mills, where the young man
had been employed a number OF years as
an expert electrician The deceased was or
an unusual genial disposition and one or
tho most popular young men OF this sec
ton. The bearers were from among his
companions, who were Peter Pendergast
James Monahan. James Lannon and John
Murray. The interment was at 81. FRAN
els cemetery. There were number OF
beautiful floral tributes. He leaves a
widow and mother
GONE ON A SAD MISSION.
Last evening Mrs. Coyle OF 60 Oak street
started on a sad mission TO Elizabethport
n i. Some time ago young man was
Killed at this place by cars. he having
both less cut of and otherwise mangled
The remains were held for reasonable
length of time and as no relatives called
were Inferred. A day or two ago MIS-
coyle received information that led her
10 believe that the victim was none other
than her son Michael. who had left nome
i'm company with a companion 10 go 10
philadelphia. where Mrs. Coyle has
brother. this brother having recently been
In Providence for q short time on Visit,
ana entered a most cordial invitation 10
his many relatives 10 pay him visit'
and as Michael was young man OF d
somewhat rowing disposition accepted the
invitation. but he never reached the nome
or his uncle, who from the descriptions
given in the papers OF that vicinity ne
learning that his nephew was on the way
to visit him thought perhaps he was the
Victim Al any rate. Mrs. Coyle IN sure
that her son has been buried at Elixa-
pethport. The young man was well and
most favorably known In the vicinity OF
s.~ lrnn Ia
falling was his tendency to wander away
from home Besides his mother to bear
his loss. are two brothers. who hold good
positions at the Gorham Manufacturing
company. one married sister. whose hus-
band is with a nrm downtown.
NOT A PLEASING SIGHT.
There was a sad scene enacted at the
foot of Broadway just before noon TO-DAY
that created considerable attention, being
that of a newly married couple. VINO nao
a dispute at the home OF relative OK .ne
young husband, whose name 10 John MT
Donald. and II employed at the Atianuc
mills nights .
The husband is perhaps 10 years OLD.
and his wife is about the same age, and
their home Is said 20 be AZ lsl Piainneiu
street They met In the house on Broad
way and began n quarrel. In wnich tno
wife was either knocked or fell down
long fight OF stairs. Patroiman Feeney
OF the Chaffee street station was nounep
and with a number of citizens went to the
scene. the patrolman taking the HUSBAND
into custody and a number OF men car
ried the unconscious young woman UP ,ne
flight Of stoirs to the home or her nus
bands relatives.
A little later she recovered and her
first thought was OF her husband and sne
asked Patrolmen Feeney and Bates now
Uns,lA
out OF trouble.
THINK THE BUILDING WAS FIRED.
About II o'clock last evening an alarm
OF fire was sent In from box 473 Tor a nre
In the old blacksmith shop at 2Se Piain-
Held street. which 10 owned oy tne w.
/, few seconds for the fire department. &c
,xtinxuish tho blaze which the frc and
,ollce officials believe was OF an incend''
Iry nature.
WILL MAKE AN EFFORT.
There is well,organiIzed move movement %, 2,
square open At g:J O'CLOCK mornings IN
stead OF an earlier hour, an most OF IN
business men are OF the opinion ina
he gas and heat consumed. An effor
ALL be made 10 put this system into ef
feet Monday morning.
FOUND A DOOR FORCED OPEN.
At a:4o o'cioc kthis morning Patrolma
Cavanaugh or the Cnhnee ttreet stauo
found the rear door OF Sweets market a
i3s PIsinfeid street forced open, and h
al once notified Howard c. Blake. one Q
the clerks, who with the patrolman wen
through the store, and so. far as MI
Black could see. nothing had been takef
MIR. AND MRS. %. r. GRADY ENTER
TAIN.
Ex-councilman. Daniel r. Grady, wit
the assistance OF their dauGhters. Hele
and Anna. entertained houseful OF thei
friends a their residence. S Beaufor
street, last evening. II Is needless I
saw that genial Dan" had the best o
everything and plenty OF H. The even
was In honor Of the 18th wedding ami
versary.
TENDERED A RECEPTION.
Mr.. william Ashcroft who for a mum
Der OF years has been the chairrnaster a
the Harris Avenue Presbyterian church
and II employed by the United States
agricultural department as meat In
spector. and has been ordered TO Web
ster. Mass, was rendered reception by
the mems club OF that church last eve
ming and presented with q beautiful sil-
- taf