The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-18

About o'clock this morning Patrolman
| Desselllt OF the Chaffee street station saw
| two suspicious persons passing through
! the square and called upon them 20 stop.
| Both were taken to the Chaffee street
station. One gave his nome as Albert
Waligan and the other as Mike Carlton OF
South Uxbridge Mass and he had In his
possession $13.i0 I'm 10 cent pieces
As no report OF a break came I'm up to
noon time today, the suspects were al
lowed TO depart
NEEDED MORE SPACE.
The committee In charge OF the 10th an
niversary of the Robert Emmett Rifles,
which Is to be held Sunday afternoon,
will meet this evening, and II Is quite
probable that they will decide to hold
the event In Guild hail. which is due to
the fact that their armory on Broadway
liz not large enough to accommodate the
large number OF persons who desire to at
tend the function. which will be one of the
most notable In the history OF this popular
organization, for the principal speaker
will be the Hon. James Sullivan OF New
Haven, who a few years ago was the
principal speaker at the annual gathering
OF the Friendly Sons of st. Patrick, and
has quite recently returned from an ex-
tended trip through Ireland. Another
speaker will be the Rev. FIR. O'Sullivan,
OF Roscommon. Ireland, who is visiting
tnlS country, ana these two gentlemen,
with other speakers and talented persons
who will take part In the program. makes
the committee feel as II a large hall was
needed for the exercises.
TWO BANDS AT ONCE.
Two bands at one time on olneyville
square, especially in the evening, should
according to the statement of some OF
those who pass their spare time on the
square evenings be prohibited. About
o clock an organization holding n fair In
one OF tho local halls made street pa
rade, headed by n band. and long after
the band and organization had passed.
music sweet or otherwise could be heard.
but from what source for a time could
not be learned. but at last some one dis
covered that a newly organized band was
practicing In the roofs at the corner OF
Westminster and Bough street. and then
the audience dispersed.
WANTED HIS CHILD.
William Taylor. who has been nom
resident since Jan. 1906. returned yester-
day afternoon and went TO the home OF
his wife. 121 Manton avenue, and made an
attempt TO take his little daughter away.
Mrs Taylor called upon Patrolmen Luby
and Finnegan. who were passing and had
Taylor arrested He was locked up at the
Chaffee street station on a charge OF non
support and for being Intoxicated.
A BUNDLE WOOD SHOP BURNED.
The bundle wood shop of Hugo Rivard
at as Eiswald street was totally destroy
ed by fire last aight At 1910 o'clock
an alarm from box $40 was sent I'm. but
when tho fire department arrived on the
scene the building was a mass of flames,
and the best that could be done was To
save the nearby buildings. The loss Is
said TO be about $500. The cause OF the
fire was not learned.
TOOK AN OVERDOSE.
There was n funeral I'm Saco alley,
which leads from Plainfeld street near
the junction OF Olneyville square. yester-
lay afternoon. tnat attracted consider
able attention. the funeral being that OF
Mrs. Cecilia Capwuas. who had been at
morning, who left the patient box OF
pills with the proper directions, but the
persons caring for Mrs. Capwaus gave
her the contents OF the box for one dose,
and the consequence was that she died
a few hours afterwards.
AFTER PRoBATIONERS
Probation OFFICER Wallace Is making |
crusade against those places I'm his /
charge by the courts, who are not keep
Ing the promises made by them. such as
paying the costs OF cases, keeping sober. |
caring for their families, etc. This morn
ing John O'Briel was taken into custody |
by Mr.. Wallace. for o'Brien had not
called upon Mr. Wallace and settled for
the costs OF a case
GENERAL MENTION.
The wyandotte club are having its last
bake OF the season at Its club house at |
Warwick today. and have for their special |