The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-12
TRIED TO ROB HIM.
The Charge Goldstcin Made Against
Two Young Men.
Hen Thieves al Work Again Other Notes
From The North End.

n"'u e'ory 10 tel the police OF the
second station early last evening. lie
claimed that two young men had entered
MS store with the intention of robbing
him, and owing to his firm resistance 10
being despoilsd OF his hard earned prop.
W he was only severely assaulted. Over
his right eye there was a bad cut, put
the young fellows accused Of an sttem ut
st robbery and Incidentally assault, say
they were standing on the sidewalk pay
ing no attention to Abram when he in
'nited them. ThStw young fellows got
scared when ofScers doe and Bates put
1n an appearances, and one OF them, q
iystander ssin. had clutcned Aoram by
the throat.
The innocent chaps that were wanted
TOOK refuge In friends house. and
while one of them was being taken after
desperate resistance by the officers, the
other Jumped from q second etory win
COW to the ground snd went down town.
HEN THIEVES Ar WORK.
Hen thieves are around the North End
agsin. ana Louis Anderson OF s73 North
Main street is the latest victim. MIR. An
d'rsoa had until couple OF nights ago
40 hens that he kept IN finely equipped
coops at the corner of Smitbfield
avenue and North Grove street, ann now
they are missing. though there was
considerable delay oi Mr.. Anderson's
part In reporting his less a strong effort
Will tie made to capture the stolen prop
crty.
ALLEGED BURGLARY OF UNKNOWN DATE.
Another citizen, VINO thinks that time
Is net factor la police work 1, Abram
Marks 40 Kane rect, who claimed at o
O'Clock last night that about Q o'clock
wednesday morning two men enteyed his
rouse and took knife and bunch of
feys from his pocket, which they we're
kind enough to leave lin his yard. MIR.
Marks says he saw the man In his room.
md the screams OF Mr.. Marks prevented
'na OF the mon from making a too
thorough search Of the buresu drawcrs
lie was too scared. he says, TO Samp out
of bed and hold one of the intruders.
4 here are residents OF Kane street who
cay Mr.. Marks tcld the same story on
Monday morning that ne did last night.
AN ELOQUENT TEMPERANCE LECTURE. |
There was a large attendance at vt.
Edwards Church last eveuiny to listen
10 the earnest and eloquent appeal In be-
haif oil temperance by ev.Fatner Turten
CT the Roman Ca'holic diocese Of Spring
feft, mnss. kev. Father Turten is a for
mer president of the Catholic Total Ap.
stioencs Union of America, ana he was
invited by the members OF the Father
Mstthew L. A. Society oi TooIeviile, an
organ zation OF young ladies devoted to
tee temperance cause, to this citv. The
lecture was out Of the beaten road consio-
erabiy for TEN perspcs discourse, hut it
was a clean and convincing argument.
ano there can te no doubt that its good
fruits will be experierced In the psri,h of
81. Edward. Inc memters OF the Sacred
Heart and st.Jo'eI,h temperance societies
NJ Central Falls, and of the st. Mary,s
society OF Pawtucket, came In a chartered
car from Pawtuket. TIE Reverend
'psaker during the evening spoke OF the
bower women might influence In further.
ng the cause of temperance.
END NhWS. |
Two fellows who acted in q SUSPICIOUS
rsnner near Branch avenue last night.
nd then were "sassy" to the officer " no
'sSed them to account to- themseIves
vii probably be more civil when spoken
o the next time.
Tbecak walk whfcn WIS TO tnve been
'elh at the Emmet Temperance Cadets
air last evening, was, through a mis-
POSTPONED one week.
Lieutenant Murray started on 10 days !
urlough TODAY, and it IL possible he
nay pay q visit OF congratulate to
Mckinney. OF whom he
great admirer, tefore he returns to
u,y. @
Store keepers on Randall Square
hought from the yelping done there
arl, this morning that pack OF wolves
nd strGcs the peighborhood. but an il
,vestigstion yroveu the disturbance was
aused by dogs ana cats.