The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-22
ATTnENORTHE END.
Arrested For Breaking and Entering.
Lively Row on North Main Street.

Charles Smith, boy who has aSsad
record, and two companions who nave
also been in trouble before, broke and
entered the store OF John A. Bodd &
Company on Candace street north OF
Gladstone avenue about midnight
yesterday but so far as could be ascer-
tanned today they got no booty though
desperate attempt was made on the
money drawer Entrance was erected
by taking out the cracked part OF
pane of glass in a rear window ana
raising the catch. Smith was arrested
and the clerk in the store notified. The
other two lads IL is believed VIII be
soon in custody.
About o'clock this morning there
was a big fight on North Main street
just above the junction OF Mill street
and IL had been in progress but few
minutes when Officer Irwin took a
hand. The officer was doing duty on
officer Nye's beat when he saw two
young men clinched in ugly warfare.
When he arrived near them without
being seen by the friends of either man
he noticed that one was badly cut un-
der the eye and that the battle was
taking place in front of one OF the COM
batant's store. III was the same place
at which a similar row according to re-
ports took place few days ago. IL was
impossible to get the facts about the
other row as about 100 men and women
saw IL one way and exactly the same
number saw IL another way. This time
the officer caught Louis Abrams and
Asher Fellerman right in the act of test
ing each others wind and he locked
them both up for revelling. Fellerman
was the one whose eye was cut and he
says the other man attacked him with
out any excuse and Louis wanted to
know what right Asher had to come on
TO his, Louis, premises and call him
down. The trouble was over business
matters and officer Irwin spent the
most of the forenoon trying TO find out
the way the row started.
One of the man holes at the foot OF
Stevens street during the storm yester-
day spouted water like a geyser.
The G. Il. Club will have a trolley
party to Crescent Park this evening.
officer Hall last night arrested a man
who was trying to get away with
tutti frutti cent machine that had
been stolen from Perry's grocery store
on North Main street.
A man named Ducontre, who was
driving a horse belonging to Joseph
Geurtin OF Manville, happened to run
across officer Gilfoil yesterday after
noon on Charles street and the encoun-
ter owing to the condition of the horse
was not a pleasant one for Ducontre.
Inc nurse WAS apparently III no coTul-
tion to draw the load OF swill that was
in the wagon to which he was attached
to Manville as there were big sores on
his shoulder. back and legs. After some
discussion the driver was taken to the
Second station and Agent Colvin of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals notified.
Just before the storm burst yester-
day a woman who must have been
bright Notwithstanding a very evident
failing engaged two young men in con-
versation. She pointed to one OF the big
black heralds OF the approaching rain
and said II guess we'll have some
rain" mo" said ore of the young
men.I think II will pass over" Take
particular notice, replied the woman in
a rather broken voice. "it's coming head
on for u.s." II think ii will turn back"
said the young man. "Well' sad the
woman. II think we will get some of IL
before ii does" and then the rain came
TO verify her prediction and in few
moments she was as wet outside as in.