The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-16
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Arrested For Assaultng His -Sweethsar
Sister-Capitol Hill Notes.

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A young man who gave the name of
Kennedy Noonan when arrested, is in
the hardest kind OF luck. He has Tor
some time been paying attention to
your~y lady named Barry and the young
lady's family have not felt that II was
fiattered by his attentions TO one OF the
house, that is. OF course, with the ex-
ception of the young lady. Things were
unpleasant for the young man when
he came near the girls home, so the at
tentions were paid at a safe distance
therefrom. Last night the young lddys
sister met the young fellow and she
talked TO him in "A way he did not ike,
possibly a little harshly, and he pro
ceeded 10 Justify the opinion the fam
lily had formed of him for ne struck the
sister and for this he was locked up.
Rosineo Guico was arrested last night
for an assault on a youth named Bal
ifero. The story of the row is that the
youth, who is about 16 years old, met
Guicos wife who was coming from a
well where she had drawn pitcherfui
and asked her for a drink which she
considerably gave him. Guico came
along and demanded what the youth
was talking to his wife for. The query
was followed by some blows Whicn
blackened BalifeTo's eyes.
A cart loaded with brick broke down
i'm front of 145 Charles street yesterday
and delayed car travel about an hour.
Michael Spaight owned the cart.
John E. McOsker, Thomas ii. Holton,
Esq, and a number of other North
Enders are at Block Island.
William Darcy, son OF former Al
derman Darcy. and Miss Jennie Ham
iton of Mt Pleasant, will be united I'm
marriage at the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament on Academy avenue tomor-
row morning Both the bride and
groom are very highly esteemed and
many friends in this section VIII unite
in wishing them all possible happiness.
There were four arrests made by the
police last night. Two of the parties
taken into custody were drunk.
Residents of the vicinity of the juno
tion of Douglass and Gladstone ave-
nues were surprised TO hear the jingle
of sleigh bells i'm the early evening. Any
one with an ear for Distinguishing
sounds can tell the musical rhyme OF
the old fashioned bell to its rather
coarse or ear maddening bike alarm.
When the sleigh bells jingled neighbors
rushed to windows TO see the cause or
this apparent effort to rush the sea-
sons Much of the surprise disappeared
when IL was seen that Joseph Brown
was the one that had gone sleighing.
Mr.. Brown II seems had sold his sleigh
to an Armenian and wishing that the
purchaser should have the benefit of
an entire season he hitched horse TO
the sleigh and drove with II from his
barn on Duffy court to the purchaser
place on Douglas avenue.
Officer Edwards was met early this
morning by Hall Vernnugg, who lives
at "a Marvel street. and told that he had
lost his horse which had all it's clothes
on. A fuller explanation was that Hall
had got up about 3 o'clock to go after
huckleberries and while he went in and
left the horse fully harnessed it had
strayed away. The animal was found
q good distance away from the home OF
the owner.
The funerals of william Gilbane and
Thomas Mead, two old residents OF this
part of the city, took place this morn
ing. Another funeral was that of "a
woman who died in childbirth Of her
18th child. All OF the children are dead,
including the last child.
Thomas Cody, who keeps a cafe on
Charles street just south Of Randall
square, was arrested on a charge of
assault this morning. 1t Is alleged that
Cody went home drunk on Saturday
night and that when his wife remon-
strated with him he accused Mary
Burke, who works in the cafe, of telling
stories about him and proceeded to
where she was scrubbing a floor and
after striking her number of times.
tore the sleeves out of her dress.
Mrs. Della Mclaughlin OF 30 Printery
street reported to the police yesterday
that while coming out OF Ruperts gro
Gerry store on Randall square Friday
she stepped into hole in the sidewalk
and badly sprained her left ankle.