The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-04
0LNEYvILLE
Case Of Shooting In Silver Lake
District, No Arrests
Third Man Mixed Up In Cutting
ARRAY. ..Other Matters


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Early last evening a number OF patrol
men on duty In the vicinity OF Silver
Lake district heard pistol shots on Hill
hurst street, and upon Investigation
found that a man named Frank Ferrant
had shot a man named Michael Massie
Mr.. Ferranti admitted he had fired a
number OF shots, but he aimed at three
dogs owned by Massie that attacked him
and Mr. Ferranti showed the patrolmen
a number OF wounds on his feet and legs
made by the dog. lie claimed that during
the shooting Massie seized him, and the
revolver was discharged accidentally dur
ing the scuffle. This undoubtedly made
the slight wound In Massie's hand. No
arrests were made.
MAY BE A THIRD MAN.
Late last evening carmine Poulion was
taksa-iHto custody by -Patrelmen Byron
and Mcdonald on suspicion of cutting Nj
coll Pscitelli at Silver Lake Sunday
evening. He was taken to the Chaffee
street station and after being examined
by Lieut.. Tyler, was allowed to depart
as there was not sufficient evidence to
hold him. Both men were at the station,
and both claimed that they did not see a
knife or any other weapon used 1t was
intimated that a third man was mixed
up IN the affair and wanted to "get at"
Poulion, who was stabbed twice In his
left arm and il is presumed that the man
that welded the knife accidentally cut
Piscitelli
RETURNED THE MONEY.
Yesterday afternoon Mounted Patrol
man Luby arrested Ernest Grande on
Laurel Hill avenue. The young man was
charged with stealing s.. but he satisfied
Capt. Whipple that he picked the bill UP
on Union avenue. and was willing to turn
the same over to the rightful owner,
which he did through the captain and
was discharged. The man who lost the
money was John James
RALLIES ARRANGED.
At the meeting OF the Tenth ward
Democratic registration committee held
In Fogarty's hall on Putnam street last
evening, the following dates for rallies and
speakers were announced: Wednesday
evening, June H. Hon. Frank +. Fitz-
simons: Monday evening. June II. John
w. Hogan. Esq, and on Monday even
ing, June "a, Edward NJ. Sullivan, Esq.
ELECTED OFFICERS
The regular meeting of the Broadway
Baptist Beneficial Institute was held last
evening nthe church parlors- The follow
ing officers were elected for the coming
year:
President. Thomas Charnley; first vice
president, William A. Thomas: second
secretary. Edgar Fielding; recording sec
retary, Alfred F. Lindsay; treasurer
Percy Townsend: sick visitors, Miss
Laura Knight. Mrs. Z. Fiske, A. j.
Knott. J. G. Newton; trustees. Thomas
Charnley and John Cary; chaplain, Will
liam Buckley.
MAY NOT RECOVER.
Henry r. Doherty. travelling salesman
for the Davol Rubber company, and one
OF the most popular residents Of this
place. is dangerously i'll at his home, 92
Pocasset avenue. and but little hope Is
entertained OF his recovery. Mr.. Doherty
is among the old-time hany type-setters
In the city and at one time was on the
Star and Press.
GETTING READY FOR SUNDAY.
Division No. 10, Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. will hold
special meeting this evening to rehearse
the part they are to take in the demon
stration that is to be held in Music hall
Sunday afternoon.
OLD SOLDIERS IN THE SQUARE.
The square is filed with old soldiers to-
day, this being pension day, and among
the busy men were Pension Agents
Charles Z. Phillips at 3 Hartford avenue
and John OConnell at 1914 Westminster
street.
MANUFACTURERS LODGE.
Manufacturers lodge of Odd Fellows
will meet this evening when the me-
mortal committee arranging for a ser
vice to be held in the hall on Plain
field street Tuesday evening of next
week will make its report.
MIR. EGAN TO BE THE SPEAKER.
James g. Egan, ESQ, will be the
principal speaker at the banquet that
Is to be given by Hope council, knights
OF Columbus, tomorrow evening, In
honor of their 22d anniversary.
GENERAL MENTION.
John Wildwood was taken sick at the
corner OF Broadway and Valley street
last evening and was assisted to his
home by friends.
The Kimball-Keating case is billed
to come up for further hearing at
Thornton this evening.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
tion Will meet tomorrow evening. when
the committee on the field day will
make their report.
Perseverance lodge, Knights of
Pythias. will meet in Springer's hall