The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-21
AT NORTH END.
Luby Tells His Story TO the Polic:-Break
on RandAll Square.

LUCY lCilS HIS StUl W thN 'ANN'N
on Randall Square.
Captain Stevens yesterday afternoon
sent Officer Kirby out to Valley Falls to
arrest Patrick Luby on a charge Of as
sault with dangerous weapon on
Catherine Collins and Thomas Taylor
I.uby was taken to tho Second station
and there spent last night. The more the
sunday afternoon row at Collins kitchen
barrooui is Investigated the stranger are
the particulars disclosed.
Lriby's story, told last night, Is that
after the trouble at the Collins place ne
went to the home OF James Quinn. ana
there took off the blood stained shirt that
ths poIice of the Second station had pos
session of. and then he took "A Pawtucket
car and after reaching that place he went
60 VALLEY Falls, whore he mad friends.
On arriving at the Cumberland village
his first move was to go 10 drug store
and teIephone to DIR. Benjamin M,Der-
mott of Berkeley to come to the home OF
his, Luby's, friends.
Dr McDermott found Luby's injuries
TO be of quite u serious nature. for, be-
sides several cuts in the back. one or his
shoulders had been dislocated. Ihe
doctor dressed the wounds and soon after
Chief Cotter was notified by the police
of the Second station TO be on the Lookout
for Luby The chief yesterday ascertalned
the mans whereabouts, ana informed
Captain Stevens.
Now, as TO what took place at the Col
lins place. the stories OF Luby ana his
companion. Quinn. agree. The stories
were told at different times, and with no
opportupity Of conference. except the
brief time Luby was ut Quinn's house,
and the two msn arc not OF the klnu that
,ould lay very deep scheme or be apt to
stick to false stroy.
As Luby tells the story, he and Quinn
went to Collins place on Sunday after
noon and Quinn asked foI the drinks and
thev were supplied. Then Quinn had them
furnished again and paid for both rounds.
Lubv says he asked Mrs. Collins TO pass
the drinks around again, but she at frst
jemurred, as he owed her small Dill.
He sb owed her the money and the liquor
WAS furnished. Then Luby asked Mrs.
Collins to treat and on her refusal Luby
Whispered to Quinn that. cas- he owed
nothing. perhaps she would do II FOR him.
Mrs. Collins whom Quinn, following
mis- friends suggestion. asked her TO
treat. became very angry, anu ordered
both Quinn and Luby out. and proceeded.
with the aid of her brother. Thomas lay
Ior. 20 drive them out MIR. Taylor and
his sister followed Luby and Quinn to
the yard, still keeping up some talk that
Rad begun in the house. Taylor picked
nm n aDado to strike quinn over Jne uedu,
and Lt,by objected. Then Mrs. Collins
t,icked up q handy axe and struck him.
Again Taylor brought the spade into SER
VICE and Luby Rraubet the axe. and IN
beating of Taylor and Mrs Collins, In
iured them both.
The condition Of Taylor is still con-
sidered serious and DIR. Brown. the attend
ing physician. is afraid of serious compli-
cations resulting from the wounds In
.licted on his head. Both Quinn and Luby
xre positive that Collins the husband of
Catherine Collins, did not appear on the
soene at all during the disturbance ana
Collins claim that he had an arm broken
IL false one.
GOT BUT LITTLE PLUMBER.
There was break on Randall square
early this morning which did not prove
very remunerativo for those engaged in
IL. The store of Bernard Reuhert which
Is at l46 Charles street was entered by
smashing rear window. The plumber
taken amounted to AZ cents.
Entrance to the rear Of tho store was
first effected by opening gote at the
sidewalk. This gate was tried by the
officer on the beat at about o'clock and
found to be securely fastened. When the
officer made mis- next call, he found some
one had opened the gate and further in
vestigation showed the window had been
smashed and an entrance made.