Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-18
CENTRAL FALLS.
4 Woman Charged with Wholesale Rob
bery-A Great Capture.


bery-A Great Capture.
This morning Annie Sunday was held
by the Court in the sum OF $500 for the
Court OF Common Pleas for the larceny
100 poun(s OF filing from the Valley Falls
Company. She was arrested in Westerly.
She had three trunks filled with articles
supposed to have been stolen.
The Davis Club.
There will be a meeting of the John w.
Davis club this evening in the newly fur
nished rooms. With each successive
meeting comes applications for member
chip so that every leading Democrat In
the town will soon be a member.
The rooms and furnishings the library
especially, are attractions and tho latter
cannot fail TO be OF great benefit to one
and oil.
The club has always been q strong one
with principles Cf Jeffersonisn Democracy
and the reorganization has even made II
stronger IL such thing was possible.
An Important Catch.
Constables Collins and Wild did not
realize when they arrested Adolph Bender,
alias Charles Monroe, what an important
catch they had made. They supposed he
was tramp or some wandering character
who had conceived the idea that the
church contained many valuable articles
that could be easily disposed OF.
The fact was that they had captured a
very well known and noted criminal to
whom breaking and entering or larceny
was a very small matter. He was the
guest OF this State for a period of seven
years and during that time his postoffice
address was Crsnston. The crime which
was the cause Of his sojourn there was
burglary and was committed In the fash
ionable city by the sea, Newport, where
he was probably trying to keep up with
the "Four Hundred" and found the strain
too great for his pocketbook.
He next appeared before the public In
the adjoining State Of Massach chusetts, "by
request"
The request was made by several Offices
OF the law and the result OF his appear
ance was that he again went into retire.
ment for term OF four years which were
spent in historic Charlestown, near the
famous battle ground, Bunker Hill.
The sight OF that honored spot where
America first asserted her independence
and where England met her first defeat
did not seem to inspire him with any
noble thoughts or resolutions to lead q
different life. II may have inspired him
to aim higher I'm his chosen calling for
he continues to follow 1t and the result
was that the Nutmeg State was obliged to
recognize his prowess and offered him q
hom, for two years which he under the
circumstance was obliged to accept, and
Weathersield was honored with his pres
ence.
When released from durance vile he,
like great many ambitious young men,
headt d for the metropolis. He soon gain
cd a name for himself and several other
things that did not belong to him, and
the Sing Sing authorities were favored
with his presence for one short year.
He drifted back to this State where he got
into his first difficulty and succeeded In
getting into more trouble, being now in q
fair way to he the guest OF Warden Wall
for few summers.
Detective Seavey OF Taunton and the
authorities OF the several states are glad
that he is safe, at least for a time, and
again his address is Cranston.
Interesting Items.
The Cresents festival will soon close.
The Republican caucus will soon be
held.
Thoro were forty-fvo deaths In the
town last month.
Peter Doonan escaped from Officer
sherman at Cransto on yesterday.
Camp Thomas Moies, Sons OF Veterans,
are preparing for an entertainment.
The Democratic caucus will be held on
Friday, the 26th, to elect delegates to the
State Convention.
The funeral OF the infant child of VIII
liam Davis OF Central Street occurred yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Finn OF Washington street, whose
hip was fractured by fall, is improving,
but is suffering from shock.
The next complimentary entertainment
OF the T. ID. Daniels Dramatic Company
will take place next Tuesday evening.
George p. Grant will have another op.
portunity TO cash orders on the Town
Treasurer II anotherappropriation Is not
soon made.
There will be a meeting of the Major
Mallette French Democratic Club tomor-
row evening. Interest of tho members
in this organization should not abate
a. the general elections are drawing
near and an immense amount of work
Is necessary and must be done In order to
insure Democratic success.
Prevention Better Than Cure.