The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-13
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An Up-to-Date MeIo-Drama
al Eagle Park.
rHx NKws BUREAU,
MONTE END. AIS ERAscH AVENUE,

Eagle Park was the scene OF another
cutting sffray about 10 O'clock last night.
Jatnes Delesandro ana Peter Cesario
were good friends until q week ago,
when they became enamored OF the
same girl, by name Josie Castilino. Both
are young men. Josie is a bright and vi
vacious young lady OF about sixteen sum
mer5, just over from Italy about two
monehs ago. Delesandro was among the
lrst TO pay attention 10 her, cut when
Cesario and others began to
east sheeps' eyes at the young
lady he became extremely jealous,
especially OF Cssario, whom tho girl
seemed TO like very Wei. Last night the
two men met in CssIilipo's house. The
young girl did not know what To
90. She did not want them boih
there at the same time, and how
to get rid OF one of them she
did not know. The growler was rushed
several times, and from B O'Clock until 10
O'Clock the men drank several quarts OF
beer. All this time Cesario monopoiized
consequently Delesandro was
anon cast savage glances at his rival and
occasionally put his hand in his pocket.
Tire girl knew something wss going to
happen very soon IL she did not get rid %
eesasio. 50 she made up her her
opportunity, she arose and excused her,
. self TO Cesario, telling him she would be
back in minute. 1t is here where the
trouble started. just as she
was gong, cesario threw hi.
arms around her and kissed
her. In an instant a razor flashed and De-
lesandro with blood in his eye aimed q
savage blow at the neck of Cessrio.
Fortunately for Cessrio he had kept a
watohful eye on his rival and
when he saw he CLEAN OF the blade he
ducked his head but he was too late. The
razor took of part of his eer and cut a
gash three inches long in bis
right check from which the blood
flowed freely. Cesario seeing the murder
Gus intention OF his rival, dashed out Of
the house, while the girl threw her arms
around Delesandro, and begged OF him
not 10 Kill Cesario, anu she would never
have anything 10 do with him again.
This wgs sufficient to appease the wrath OF
Delesandro, but he still kept the open
razor la his hand, expecting the return Of
Cesario with gun. Cesario did not
return, but ran down Douglass auenue
until he met Officer Curley, to
whom he told his story. The officer
proceeded 10 the scene OF the trouble and
placed Deiessndro under arrest. Cessrio
called az the station this morning
and told Captain Baker he did not
care To prosecute his rival. Evidently
Josie had something to do with this.
Eagle Park is not the quietest place in
Providence. 1t is a place whore the razor
and stilleto rules supreme. More trouble
is expected before long between the two
principals OF this story.
Mrs. Ellen Smith from Central Falls
wandered into the North End week ago
yesterday. Somewhere she came across
Mary Dooley who was burler in
the Wanskuck Mill some years ago. But
the past TWO or three years she has spent
al the State FERN Tor drunkenness. The
TWO met on that Monday and went 10 the
house OF Bill Brewster, ii Webster Court,
Brewster is the man who shot
Maggie Conley in the big toe some months
ago in the famous hawes Court, end for
which crime ne was never arrested, pre-
sumabiy because tha injured grl
did not care to prosecute the case.
But Bill is well known to the police. AT
the house the can was rushed for beer
several times until Bill and the two
women became involved in quarrel,
and Bill struck the Smith woman
and knocked her over q chair. When she
got up she complained OF great pain in
her lett leg near the ankle, SO Drs. Barry
and Peck were sent for, but they
would have nothing to DO with the case.
The woman's leg swelied terribly and
finally Officer Giifoii was called in, lw no,
seeing. the woman's condition, reported 10
Captain Baker at the Second Station.
Overseer of the Poor Cummings was noti-
fed. He ordered the woman removed to
the hospital where she was taken yester-
day.
There were three runaways on Charles
street yesterday. An ice-cream wagon, be-
longing to Lewis Cole, ran away from
in front of the store, and
the team was badly smashed. The last
seen of the horse was when it was going
a,ll ~t A. -.
OF the team dragging at its heels.
The lunch wagon, which is a familisr
sight on Randall Square every
evening, also figured in runaway last
night about o'clock. The team
was not damaged, but coffee and sand
wiches, frankforts and beans were strewn
around the street. The wagon is owned
by George Neachrip.
Another runaway occurred on Orms
street about . O'Clock last night. The
team was left on Charles streot-that il,
part OF IL. The last seen OF the horse was
on Admin al street, going in the direction
OF North Providence.
John W ilde, who was arrested by the
japanese Government, has been released
on conditions, and will no doubt return
10 Eroyidence in about three weeks.
In conversation with Mr.. Wilde's
partner, Mr.. Brown, no told
The NEWS representative that
Wiide's invention would be completed by
the end OF this week and the wonderful
power wheel would be run either FRIDAY
or Saturday. 4. G.. Shafferd, who buiA
the wheel, says that wit h ls inches of water
il will run - revolutions sminute, which
is very fast foI q water wheel. Two
weeks ago the wheel was run, with six
inches of water, IL revolutions a minute.
Japanese IockoJs.
Japanese folks have six or eight pockets
cunningly inserted in the cuffs of their
wide sleeves These pockets are always
filled)with curious miscellany peculiar