The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-25

monwealth where a commission mas
been revoked. Pastene was a we'll
known Italian attorney with offices on
fremont street lie disappeared about
three weeks ago, and warrant Tor
his arrest has since been isslled.
The removal was The result OF pc
tition signed by Attorney Adams on
behalf OF a client, who alleged that
Pastene had obtained $4,000 from him,
giving as a security a mortgage which
had already been discharged
Midwifery is within the scope OF the
practice of medicine and one who is
engaged in il must be registered by the
state authorities So held the full
bench OF the supreme court in effect
In overruling the exceptions Of the de-
fendant in recent case. The defend
ant was charged with prac,icing medi-
cine without being registered and was
found guilty. The court holds that
the use OF an instrument and pre-
scribed formula is the practice OF medi-
cine and registration Is required.
Here is the latest instance and the
instances are constantly repeating
themselves Of newsboy wit A fight
between two boys selling papers start
ed at the Pleasant street entrance TO
the subway the other day. II promised
TO be a fierce fight, bur one young man
stepped in where angels might have
feared TO tread, saying: well, | eX-
pect to get licked ont of this, but kids
like these ought not 10 be fighting.
He was successful in parting the fight
ers and did not get a beating. When
the fight was over a little chap him
self a thrifty seller Of papers, made
every one good natured by shouting at
the top of his voice: --latest edition,
all about the prize fight!'
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A woman's nose was broken while
she was playing the peaceful game of
golf out on the Franklin park links
one day recently. Now will the reform
ers OF athletics rise and denounce the
popular sport with the little gutta per
cha balls as dangerous and demand its
abolition? Very likely not But if
such nasal misfortune had been re-
ported as having occurred simultaue-
ously on Soldiers field at Harvard dur
ing a football contest, not few critics
OF the gridirOn would have seized the
opportunity to descant upon brutality
and to urge the discontinuance of that
kind Of physical culture Accidents
will happen even i'm the best regulated
games.
The first Yiddsh daily paper in
Boston, the Daily Advocate, has been
established TO interpret current news
and American policies to the non-Eng-
lish-reading Jewish population. More
than twenty daily, weekly and monthly
journals in Yiddish are listed in the
last American Jewish Year Book. 1t
is important that. pending a ready ac-
quaintance with the English language,
the mentally acquisitive and politically
individualistic element for which this
newest venture is designed should have
a good newspaper in its own language.
The Advocate promises well.
1wenty-SeNen free evening schools,
including five high schools five draw
ing schools and IA elementary schools.
have been opened for the fall and win
ter term. The attendance was the larg-
est in the history of the institutions,
the registration in advance having been
so heavy that it was found necessary
10 provide an additional school for the
North End district
The stan OF principals and teachers
is the best that money can secure. in
suring students capable and painstak-
ing instruction.
In the high school 47 different cleo
tives are offered. and Irish history will
also be added if sufficient number
OF students desire. Sewing, dressmak-
ing millinery, cooking and woodwork
ing are included in the courses. in ad-
dltion to mathematics, languages. and
other forms Of higher studies.
The elementary schools will embrace
in their course all the studies that
are included in similar day schools
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One OF Uncle Sans Secret Service
agents was tracking a man in this
city, and had been on his trail for some
weeks AT last the fellow became
aware that he was being "shadowed"
and resolved to face his pursuer.
One night they were in barroom in
the South End and the suspect thought
that the right time had come lie
turned on the secret service man and
said, Look here. you're shadowing
me What do you mean?" was the
answer. II mean that | think you are
a government spy and that YOU are on
my trail You'd better cut it out"
I've been called all sorts OF bad
names in my life. replied the detective.
''and haven't minded IL much. but the
man that calls me government offic-
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