The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22
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WANDERERS RETURN.
Montgomery VIII Serve His Sen
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Wanlcd 10 Thank o flcer-Police Work
Du!l-Norb End Notes.

John Montgomery was fund by an Of
ficer OF the Second gt. tioa very drunk
last night. 1t is pos, ioie that had he
been wiling to have kept mum he might
Dave got of with the usual fine and found
friends to pay the fine. He dio not feel
disposed TO do so, however, and gave bis
history 20 some of the officers of the sta
lion. He said that under another name
he had been IL years ago. sentenced TO
nine months in jail for a larceny COM
mittel in the Second di'triet, and that
after serving seven weeks had escaped
from tho state summer and winter resort
mt Howard. Since tnat time he has Wis
lied many countries on the western
hemisphere, goi1g as far South as the
Argentine hepu bite, and worked at many
occupations, but the unexpired sentence
was ever before him anc some strange fas-
cinaiion once tefore yesierday, brought
him TO this city, but tbut time no was
more fortunate. Yesterday he came
here from Boston and had the bad luck
TO indulge I'm the poor run sold down
town and 10 wander up 10 the second dis
trict agGi. he will, of course, be re-
turned TO the Jail, and will probably be
so well watched this time that for at
least, niue months ne will not visit bis
frieHds beyond the jurisdiction OF the
state. montgomery or Dyer, as he was
forme. ly known, was cenvioted OF steal
ing D zee cf cloth from the one time
noted Strsttop, who kept shop on
Charles street, near the river.
HE WANTED AN INTERVIEW.
Nicola Rendi was another man who did
not know enough to keep away from
dangerous quarter of the city. About
three months ago he created disturb
ance. and when arrested he had razor
and revolver in his pockets. After serv-
ing two months and IL days in jail, be
returned TO the Second police station
steps and IL is presumed intended TO wait
for the officer that arrested him. Officer
Briggs ana Lieutenant Murray saw MIN
hanging around and they took him in out
OF the chilly night tir and locked him mp
as suspicious character. Resdi was in
the best OF spirits after ne was locked
up, and disclaimed any idea Of revenge.
NORTH END NOTES.
There were ten sr.ests made by the po-
lice of the Second Station last night.
Three were for drunkenness and the other
seven were arrested on the charlso being
supicious characters.
The front axle Ct large wagon loaded
with bones and such stuff broke on Mill
street last evening and passersby, rs they
viewed The contents OF the wagon snov-
eled into another wagon dio not have
their appetites greatly improved.
Agnes Duffy three years old, was founo
by officer Kirby On West River street, yes
terday, and returned to her parents on
Ashburton street. Barney Goldstein
whose age was about the same. as Agnes,
and who resides at 1852 North Main street,
was found by officer Gillen and returned
TO his parents home.
The Bon Ton Social Club will visit the
Forresters' fair in Richmond hall tomor-
row evening.
An Admiral street car got of the track
on Charles street near the square this
morning and delayed travel for while.
The Grattsn Cadets Will hold ball in
Dmond's hall, Friday evening.
One Of the wheels of milk wagon
owned by man named Seamens, came
off on the square yesterday afternoon.
a number of young men OF this section
are practising these cool afternoons and
evenings on the boulevard to break the
sprinting record.
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