Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-08

ate Of the Philadelphia dental college
and has had considerable practice il
that city and Vermont. Since he ha
been in this city his work has been un
DER the direction Of registered dentist
After the complaint was filed, he mad
application to the state board, and hi
case will be taken up at the next meet
ing of the board. Word has been re
ceived from the president Of the stat,
board recommending that his case b,
| placed on file, which was done
In connection with Woodhead's case
II was stated that the city has beer
hooded with advertisements of late an
| nouncing that on certain days schoo
| children would be operated on free o.
charge, etc. 1t was claimed that Wood
| head was in this class, and the state
| board felt that he should be given the
full extent of the law
| Woodhead said that he had registered
and practiced in London several years
! ago, and for years had worked in Ware
and Winthrop, under skilled operators
He has never done anything but me
chanical work, with one exception.
Since the law went into effect in 1887
he has done little dental work. His en-.
| glish registration certificate was shown
and was found to be dated 1878. He was
| but Is years old at the time. He was
| fined $50.
! Paul c. w. DufauIt had promised DR.
| 7. ]. Barrett, member of the board Of
! dental registration, that he would not
| operate, 1t was stated, however, thai
| DR., Barrett called at the office one day
! last fall, and found him operating. Lasi
| Friday Inspector Stone called, and Du-
fault was willing to operate on him
| Counsel Perry said that Dufault had
been employed to do mechanical work
4
merely to secure sufficient means with
which TO complete his musical educa-
| ton. He was ordered to pay fine OF
$50
| Cherry was discharged, as it was
shown that he was registered under the
name of Chernatoosky. He has made
application through lawyer to have his
name changed but has heard nothing
| from him as yet
r. J. Mcmahon for the prosecution; G.
B. Perry for the defense.
Everett w. Sweet, motorman on the
Worcester and Suburban road, entered
a complaint against Peter O'Toole for
assault. Herbert Midgley of Leicester
testified that he was a passenger on the
II o'clock car for Spencer, Tuesday
night, Jan. Is. He noticed O'Toole on
the front platform of the car. O'Toole
had some words with the conductor
about paying his fare, and made himself
generally obnoxious. Near Gates lane
he and the motorman grappled. and fell
off the car.
Motorman Sweet testified that OToole
got on the car at Madison square, and
tried to run the ear to suit himself.
Finally he told him he would put him
off, and took hold of him with that in
tention. His foot slipped and they fell
together, While they were down O'Toole
punched him, and he has not been able
to attend to his duties until recently.
Walter Norton, conductor on the car,
corroborated the previous testimony.
DR.. Edward R. Wheeler of Spencer
testified that he examined Sweet Thurs
day morning, and found that he was Sc
verely spralned about the diaphragm.
O'Toole testified that he paid mis- fare
without comment, and that the conduc-
tor came on to the front platform at
Fremont street and said he came to see
the stiff, He called the conductor a
little monkey, OF something of the sort.
The motorman threatened to put him off
the car, and the squabble ensued, dur
ing which the conductor struck him
twice on the nose.
The trial was not completed, owing to
the absence of Thomas Olney of Leices-
ter. O'Toole was held in $100 for his APP
pearance today.
Thomas B. Ready was charged with
breaking and entering the store of one
Peters at ISL Shrewsbury street. Jan, %,
and the larceny of so pounds of sausage
and level, He was bound over to the
superior court in the sum of $500,
Walter Sherman was charged with as
sault and battery on Walter ], Henry
Henry interfered with Sherman's strik-
ing boy with whip, who was riding
on his team and Sherman got off an6
struck him, knocking him down, Sher
man was fined s.,
The case of Michael Burke, for violat
ing the city ordinances in throwing
snowballs on the street, was placed OF
file.
Frank NJ Silk, for the same offense
was fined So.
Henry Sullivan and Thomas Bassett
were charged with disturbing the peace
Placed on file,
For drunkenness Daniel Cole, held il
5000 to appear the 9th; Peter Trainor
house of correction for four months
David NJ Rice, house of correction fol
four months William Joyce, held in
5000 for appearance March I; William
Macdonald, held in $50 to appear Marcel
Z: Michael Savage, fined $40.
gorge Richards and Eugene Cam
field of the my boys" company. thai
played at Lothrop's last week, were al.
lowed to take the poor debtors oath
and were liberated in time to catch the
| train for Putnam, Ct, where they play,
ed last night
| The story of the attachment was TOLD
in Mondays Spy. Philip Robeeon sued
to recover salary due him. Judge Wood
ward appeared for Richards and Can
| field, and James f. Timon for Robson