The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-15
NORTH END NE WS
An Italian Doctors Means
Of Getting Along.
A Couple Of Runaways and Rueful
Happenings TO Buggy.
THE NEWS BUREAU,
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Telephone 90l-d
The Italian arrested yesterday is DR..
Vaccari, who occupied room, which he
called an office, in di!apidated tenement
at 525 Charles street. DIR. Vaccari came 10
Tooleville from Boston about seven
months ago, but during that time had but
very few patients. Three months ago he
applied for situation as assistant phar-
macist at Il. Il. Gilbert 8 store at the corner
Of Branch avenue and Charles street, but
as he could not speak a word of English
Mr.. Gilbert had no use for his services.
The doctor was very seldom seen around
Tooleville, except at night, and no one
was ever seen to enter his office. How he
lived no one seemed to know. Finally ugly
rumors began TO be circulated in regard
TO his past life. 1t was alleged that while
engaged as a drug clerk in Boston he
stabbed man named Murphy and then
left the city and came and opened an
Office. When arrested he had
in his possession 20 pairs OF
stocking, ali sizes and colors, a pawn
ticket for an alarm clock, prescriptions,
all written in Italian and letter which
when read may throw, some light on who
he really is. Captain Baker had consider
able difficulty in finding out where the
man Ulived, la but finally succeeded
through the aid OF an interpreter. Ac-
companied by detective Jerry Reardon,
the office and the room where he slept were
given thorough search, and case OF
pairs OF stockings, which were
reported missing from the Arcade
two weeks ago were found in the room,
also a valise which had been stolen from
the depot on Exchange Place. When
asked where he got the articles, he
acknowledged his guilt. Vaccari, In the
District Court this morning, was given
hearing, but owing TO the absence OF an
interpreter his case was continued.
The doctor appeared before Judge Cook
this afternoon and through an interpreter
pleaded guilty. Ho was sent to the
county jail for 30 days.
John Lester, whose eye was injured by
the bursting OF gauge glass at the Silver
Spring Bleacbery a week ago Monday, Is
still at the Rhode Island Hospital, but
expects to be discharged in few days.
The injured eye has been removed.
John Welch and William Ligare, while
driving along Branch avenue, were
thrown from their buggy and ightly
injured yesterday afternoon. The
horse had become frightened at
an electric car and ran away,
finally colliding with trolley pole,
Welch striking on his head. He was as
sisted into the drug store OF +. Il. Gilbert,
where small cash in his head was dressed
by assistant pharmacist j. +. j. Mccarthy,
The damage to the wagon will amount TO
$40.
A number of young men, who have
been out OF work for over
year, have accepted positions at
the Silver Spring Bleachery, and
II H consequences a%nS Toa.v the notice moro
in the Office window. However, the
parents of the young men who have at
last gone to work, after such season OF
idleness, are happy.
Early this morning, Charles Ward, the
Tooleville milkman, left his horse
avenue and Hawkins street and
while he was gone the horse started
up the street. The wagon collided with
post and the contents OF two cans OF
milk was distributed oil the ground. The
top of the wagon was taken off and
the horse was badly cut on the right side
and legs. Mr.. Ward will probably have q
new horse tomorrow morning.
Two local pugilists expect to meet in
the fistic arena in the very near future,
and the fight will be for money and
blood, there being considerable hard feel
ing between the young men. 1t will
robably take place outside the city.
he was driving along Charles street
between Randall square and Orms street
and seemed to feel proud that he held
the reins behind handsome, spirited
black horse and was seated in q brand new
sulky just from the shop. Even the
horse seemed to feel proud, too, until
an electric car came along and
then its pride turned to fear, and instead
Of running away from the car, backed
right into 1t, and in the space OF few
seconds the handsome little
drivers pride changed to modification
rs he gased ruefully at the ruined
wreck and thought of what it would
cost toll Fix it up II that was
possible. He refused to give his name,
but one OF the many spectators who stood |
on the sidewalk before the accident said |
he belonged in Pawtucket.
DR., 9. r. Marston made a flying trip to |
Ohio the past week, and while there |
bought handsome black trotter, with a |
record of 2: %.
The police of the Second Station are
making 1t very unpleasant for suspicious
characters who are found lurking after |
hours anywhere in the North End.