The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-30
NORTH END NE VS.
TIE NEws BUREAU,
NORTH END, as BRAsca AVENUE,
Telephone 99i.l
Struck by a Trolley Car.

At II O'Clock this forenoon Samuel M.
Amesbury, n years OF age, who lives at
li7 North Main street, mad narrow
sDs TC@ HS.nus being .ctlo aqR 0vSa car 0 Mr.
Amesbury is very deaf, aud
could not sec or hear the car
when he attempted TO pick up piece OF
barrel stsve which was lying on the track
The car struck him in the back and no
was thrown on the side Of the track on top
OF his head and rendered unconscious. DIR.
O. L. Marston was called and administered
the necessary remedies, and soon restored
the man to consciousness. Other than
bad cut on the temple the old man escaped
serious injury; but 1t was very narrow
escape.
Nellie Appeared Provoked.
There are few dilapidated houses on
Bark street, very near Hose fro station.
Occasionally the police OF Station are
called upon 10 suppress
disturbance. Nellie Wilbur is one
and her husband is a colored man. Yes
terday she was cooking turkey, and her
next door neighbor, colored woman
named Emsgine Crosset, came in and
told Nellie she didn't know how to
cook turkey. This made Nellie
mad and she got her husbands razor and
proceeded TO slash Mrs. Crosset. She cut
large gnsh in the woman's right cheek
and another on her left hand. Then
the house, the white woman
after her, brandishIng the razor. The
noise of the conflict brought the neigh
bors on the scene and some OF them
grabbed Nellie and took the razor
away from her. A fireman of Hose
sent for police officer, who placed
Mrs. Wilbur under arrest. DR.. Z. +.
Marston attended the colored woman and
took several stitches in her cheek and
hand. In the Sixth District Court Mrs.
Wilbur pleaded not guilty and was bound
over.
Edward Kingsley was arrested by Officer
Doe yesterday afternoon. Sept. 9th he
saw q bicycle lying in front of a house on
Gladstone avenue and attempted TO make
OH with 1t. The owner, an Armenian
named Shahian Shahinian, interfered,
and Kingsley struck the Armenian in tho
mouth and Knocked two OF his teeth out.
A warrant was issued for tho arrest OF
Kingsley, but he kept shady until yester-
day. This morning he was sentenced TO
90 days in the county jail.
This morning John Clements who lives
az Walling street Is mourning the loss OF
his Su ndsy overcoat. Sometime yester-
day afternoon, thief entered his room
and stole the property.
Hassan Street Hall last evening for the
benefit OF st. Edwards Church. 1t was
the direction Of Mr.. Hugh
f. Cassidy. Program: Opening chorus
Riding Together" the choir; wnistling
solo, Philip f. Tierney;. solo, {" Waiting"
Mr.. Thomas +. Cusick; reading. alice
IL Mfite2n ifst- teae#s-I1a
King, John Carlin, Joseph Curry;
second tenors, Hugh Fitzpatrick,
Thomas Fogarty, John Gannon;, first
bass, James Barker, James Nagle, James
Geary, I. Gibbons; second bass, James
reading, "The Ride OF Jennie Nc
Neal" and "The Domestic Tempest" by
Miss Rose Rice; chorus on "The Banks OF
the Beautiful River" sopranos. Mrs. 4: +.
Cusick, Misses German, Otto, Rice,
Meensns Mea"as HaTt r Scott oa altos Mis'e.
reading, Mr.. S. j. Walsh; solo, Hugh F.
Cassidy, "in Trinity Church l Met My
DOOM" and several recitations by Mr..
John Callan OF the Players
solo, Miss Mary j. Curley; duet, Maggie
Moran and Nellie McHugh; reading,
"Asleep at the Switch, Charlotte Bolton.
The performance concluded with very
lsug ghable farce by members OF the Fr.
Mathew Temperance Society, entitled,
"Here She Goes, and There She Goes "
Joseph II. Earl, head waiter ut the Half
Dime lunch room on Randall Square, was
married Wednesday evening TO Miss Alice
Oates OF Pawtuoket.
Come Waltz With Me.
Thomas Kerne member of the Superba
Company, is willing TO challenge any man
in the North End to waltz for any sum
ranging from $40 to $40.