The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-05

A representative OF the Journeymen Bar
ber's union called at all the union shops
In this place yesterday and announced
the following hours to govern those
places: Open at 1880 In the morning; close
at o'clock in the evening, Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday and close at IL o'clock Saturday
evenings. This does not meet with the
approval Of the master BARRIERS or quite a
number OF the Journeymen for at the
present they close Monday evenings at 6
O'Clock. Tuesday at $780, Wednesday at 9.
Thursday and Friday at $50 and satur-
days at 12 with no work on Sundays.
There are many business men who do
not take kindly TO the new hours and
they give some good reasons for their op-
position.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Paul Kachadoor was taken from the
Weybosset mills to the Rhode Island hos
pital yesterday afternoon where his light
leg was amputated below the knee. Those
employed in the room with the unfortu-
nate man heard him shout, and the ma
chine he was IN charge OF stopped. II
was with much difficulty his leg was pull
ed out OF the machine. DR.. Longfellow
was called and he ordered the men sent
to the hospital and during the few mo-
ments awaiting the arrival of the ambu-
lance he did all he could for the sufferer.
Kachadoor was taken at once TO the
operation room and that portion OF the
leg that was crushed was amputated.
There are none that could explain how
such an accident could possibly happen.
The hospital officers say that his chances
for recovery are very favorable.
FUNERAL OF MRS. cox.
The funeral of Margaret. wife of MI
chael Cox, who died at her home, 67 Ju-
dith street Sunday, was held at St. Mary's
church at 8 o'clock this morning and was
largely attended. She as well as her hus-
band. have large circle of relatives and
friends In this section.
FOR TUESDAY EVENING.
At the meeting of Manufacturers lodge
OF Odd Fellows last evening all arrange
ments were made for the memorial ser
vice that Is to be held Tuesday evening
of next week. The service will be open 10
the public in their hall on Plainfleld
street.
POCKET PICKED.
William Herrick. whose home is at AZ
f1dThneSs SlTttl, IcpOftto W lic pOllND
last evening that while riding in a Man
ton avenue car some light-fngered indi-
vidual succeeded In picking his pocket,
his loss being a s5 bill.
GENERAL. MENTION.
John Garland. who Is at ST. Joseph's
hospital. is improving slowly. He Is now
able to be placed in a wheel chair and
sit on the piazza OF the institution pleas
ant days.
Housekeepers should bear in mind that
beginning with tomorrow grocery stores
will be closed every Thursday afternoon
during the summer.
But little hopes are now being enter
tained for the recovery of Patrolman
Edward ]. Tiernan of the Chaffee street
station.
Mrs Mary Burke OF 106 Bowdoin street
tells the police that s5 in cash and SO
worth OF jewelry were stolen from her
home yesterday.
William McVey was arrested at his
home on Turner avenue this morning on
a warrant charging him with non-support
of his wife and children.
The Sinners club are to hold their an
nual clambake on their private grounds
in Scituate Sunday.
About % members OF the Grover Fishing
club are arranging for days fishing for
Sunday.
Edwina Greene has been reported to the
police as missing from her home, 1893
Plainfield street.