The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-21
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Woman Makes Trouble in Barroom'
MANY Arrests For Drunkenness.

Mary Campbell, a woman 80 years Oh
age who has no regular place OF abode
got into serious trouble last evening.
She went into the Capitol saloon which
is run by George, Il. Carter and Is SIT
uated at $50 North Main street ana
tried to run the place in approved man
fashion. The effort was not brilliant
success for Mary in the course OF her
efforts TO dictate the size of beer glasses
irrespective, of the war tax was pushed
against a glass door and one or her
arms badly cut She was arrested by
officer Mccarthy and taken TO the Cen
trail station where her wounds were
dressed.
For some reason or another yesterday
was a great day for drunks ana the
liquor consumed by the parties VINO
got arrested must have been OF pretty
vile quality for an uglier or more uls-
81 agreeabIe gang has not been gathered
in by the police OF the Second station
in long time. One drunk came out
OF barroom near the corner OF Charles
and Orms- street and he insulted
business man who was going quietly
along. The fellow was John failon
and he was fresh as a new vegetable
| Not satisfied with being generally ugly
| Fallon when told by the officer on the
J beat to go home said he guessed ne
| was in no hurry and made other re-
marks that were not exactly correct so
| the officer told the chap he would not
| see his home that night and sent In an
| alarm for the patrol wagon. Another
| fellow thrashed his wife and when ne
sobered up at the station was very PEN
| itent One of the meanest or the
| drunks fell into the hands or Ofhcer
Coyle. His name was Patrick Ham
ilton and he began to show the enects
of poor rum and general ugliness at ms
fathers home on Lowe street by pound
ing in an unmercifpl manner his faith
er and then his mother. His sister es-
capped a beating by running out OF the
house and her steadier movements III
the chase the miscreant led her. Tht
father sent for officer Coyle who or
arriving at the Hamilton home fount
! Patrick stretched out on a lounge ii
| the kitchen resting from the enects %
the extra work and excitement. Th'
| officer made short work OF getting th'
| drunk to the patrol box though Ham
ilton was ugly to the last and Informed
him what he would do IL he was onl.
in condition. Four other indiviouai
were locked up for the same onence.
Wing Riley and a couple OF othe
chaps were arrested last night on sus
| picion of being engaged In the stealin
of some journals from the New Yor
, New Haven a. Hartford freight var
. near Ashburton street.
The Young Sailor Prides defeated
, picked nine made up OF brakemen @
the New York, New Haven & Hartfor
, railroad yesterday at game OF base
| ball by a score of 25,to 4.
A wheel came off Cne OF Rice a. Hay
| wards wagons on the square early las
4 | evening and gave some traveller
: something to talk OF besides the we
n and the weather.
: Harry Mccarthy OF Woodville. WI
= | is one of a family whose dealings
4 | horse flesh have made them known II
o | miles and miles from the little villat
8 where they live, had a more or less e'
citing experience at 4:40 o'clock yeste
g day afternoon. horse with recoi
. that he had driven up from down tow
y became unmanageable when opposi
TAG Branch avenue. 1t seems that Il
G horse was doing some pretty work 1u
. TO show IL was worthy place In Il
. Mccarthy stables when it's pride wel
!, | down before a little rustling leaf tn
. lay in the gutter and II just ran as
: IL had no more reputation to susta
than one of the horses that drive Il
Wanskuck company's coal team, II
/ horse ran down the avenue until he w
opposite the Wanskuck pond when wi
an educated twist of the rein McCartl
le pulled him up before the fence tn
" guards the highway from the pond hi
- been taken. The wagon TO which {
horse was attached was somewh
% damaged.