The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-31

The Indications are that Timothy Flan<
nrsISy, rSy, young man. has got himself In. n
house. 10 Julian street. yesterday after
noon, pretty well intoxicated. so 1t Is said.
and the only occupant of tine house at the
young lady boarder When the young
woman saw that Flannery was under the
influence OF liquor. she went to her room,
which she locked and then removed the
key. as she needed It for closet door in
her room. little later she laid down on
a. couch. and was partially asleep, when
she heard some one at her door. with a
key, and before she could get TO the door
Flannery walked into the room. She went
TO a window. and shouted. and Patrolman
Mclaughlin responded, and took the fes-
tive young man into custody, and besides
being charged with being drunk. may be
charged with entering the room of Miss
Sherman.
THE "GAND ROUNDED UP"
II looks as IL the saloon keepers about
the square could rest easy for few
nights at least for Inspector Wilkinson
rounded up a gang OF youngsters, VINO
are without doubt the ones who heve
broken into saloons for week or more.
ard Moran. and Thomas Smith. and ell
are about IL years old. The police offi-
cials have learned that IT was the inten-
tions OF this gang to make call upon
other saloons. and that they had In some
unknown way got possession OF the com
bination OF a safe In one OF the largest
places In the vicinity.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Frederick Page, young man. is con
fined to , his home & on WHOM street schsrs w,sn
mills on Charles street yesterday after
noon. The young man was engaged In
one OF the departments where hot water
Is used, and while at work about one or
the tubs. he lost his balance. and In max
ing an effort to save himself, his right
hand and arm went into the tub. local
hot a
young mans arm to his shoulder was
badly scalded. After receiving treatment
he was taken to his home in a carriage.
A GREAT ENTERTAINERS.
Mr. James Connolly, one OF the best
known amateur musicians OF New YORK
city is the guest of his son Henry, at his
home on Atwood street. Mr.. Connolly.
who Is we'll advanced In years, can play
in a. most perfect manner almost any
he is kept busy entertaining the friends
OF the family OF his son, who call upon
them evenings, and the talented old gem
tleman appears TO enjoy IT as well as the
company" He is also most pleasant
entertainer in the way of old-fashioned
Irish stories and songs.
WELL KNOWN IN MILL CIRCLES.
William Miller a manufacturer of wool
combs at 22S Aborn street. died at his
residence. q Grosvenor avenue yesterday.
Mr. Miller came to this country from
England many years ago sOon
his arrival began the manufacture of
combs, for which he had established an
international reputation. He had been In
iu health for some time, so that his death
was not unexpected. His funeral Will be
held at ST. Andrews Episcopal church to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. He leaves
two sons.
MORE DOG BITES
Yesterday afternoon Raymond Nc
Ia an
his right leg by a dog, said to be owned
by Dennis Lynch of 10i7 Atwell's avenue.
He was attended by DR. O'Rourke.
William McCullian. years old, was at
tackled by a dog near his home at 20
Linton street, about O'Clock and both
: of his legs were bitten by the animal. but
the boy and his playmates succeeded in
beating the dog off before any serious
injuries were inflicted. Mrs. Mary Reed
is said to be the owner of this dog.
ONE FAMILY PLEASED.
There Is one family that will rejoice
that a ban has been placed on the sale of
that new and apparently popular nuisance
known as the Ticker" for a member OF
their household has been confined to the
house for some time with poisoned face,
which the attending physician and family
believe was due to a ticker for the
poison developed few days after the
Fourth, and this family especially would
like to have the police put stop 10 the
use OF them.
A COSTLY CALLER.
Mrs. Annie Sykes of % Steere avenue,
had a caller while she was absent from
her home yesterday for just a few mo
ments, and the caller was evidently aware
OF the fact that Mrs. Sykes had a s. bill
tucket away between the ticks OF her
bed, for when she returned she found that
the bed had meen mussed up and the s5
gone. She reported her loss to the police.
and Mrs. s.Sykes also gave them the name of
a person whom she thinks made the 'call'
and the touch"
ODD FELLOWS MADE MERRY.
The members Of Manufacturers lodge
Of Odd Fellows. with their friends. had
a jolly good time In their hall on Plain
Held street last evening, and L was not
ended until midnight. The regular busi-
ness wis disposed OF in a jiffy and then
the fun began. There was plenty to eat
drink and smoke and old days were talked
over by the Older ones. and the younger
enes played billiards. pool and whist to
Gheir hearts content.
GETTING READY FOR SUNDAY.
The Tenth Ward Taxpayers club met
In Columbia hall on Putnam street last
evening and made all arrangements for
their annual outing that will be held at
Emery park Sunday The leading attrac-
tion of the day will be a game of ball be-
tween a team made OF the club members
and the team from the FIR Simmons
branch OF the Irish Catholic Benevolent
union.
TURBITT- T-HINDLE NUPTIALs.
Miss Elizabeth Turbitt and William
Hindle, M. D., were united in marriage
by the Rev. FIR Sullivan at the Church
OF the Blessed Sacrament. yesterday.
Miss Agnes Turbitt being the bridesmaid
and Mr.. Daniel Keough, best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Hindle will make an extended
trip through the Eastern states during
their honeymoon.
HOME FROM THE WEST.
The Rev. FIR. Bannahan. pastor of n
church at Wheeling. Ohio. Is spending his
vacation with his mother and sister at
their home on Atwell's avenue. On Satur-
day FIR. Bannahan with his sisters and
Miss Sadie Braney will go TO Matunuck
Beach. where they will remain for two
weeks.
THE DOG HAS GONE.
The owners OF the big dog on Chafee
street that has caused so much trouble