The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-03
Il Is MaTrod by Clouds In Form
Of Charge Of Assault.
RICH BROKER COMPLAINANT.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick {. Lockwood Re-
united After a Separation Of
Seventeen Ysars.

New York. May 3-Reunted after II
years separation, the second honeymoon
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Lockwood.
of 15i Quincy street, Brooklyn. has begun
in difficulties.
A warrant is out for Lockwood on COM
plant OF Walter Carr. an aged and once
wealthy broktr who for 10 years has re-
sided ar the Quincy Street House and at
other Brooklyn places with Mrs. Lock-
wood and her pretty 17-year-daughter
Nellie.
Broker Carr has just recovered from
the effects of beating which ne says
he received at the hands OF Mr.. Lock-
wood. His head bears the marks OF many
cuts. his face shows the signs OF larcera-
tions and he says he was beaten, thrown
bodily downstairs and kicked out the
front door
The warrant was sworn out I'm the Myr-
tie Avenue Police court. Mr.. Lockwood, who
is an architect and spends great part
of his time in Washington is said not 10
be In the city.
The story OF the reconciliation was told
in these columns few days ago. The
couple separated in 1886 Since then Lock-
wood has been located in Chicago and
Washington. Recently his wife heard the
was In the city and began action 10 have
him arrested for failure TO pay her $1,000
back alimony. He was sent TO Ludlow
Street jail. where for the first time I'm IL
years she saw him. There. with her
pretty daughter Nellie who had never
talked with her father before a recon-
ciliation was effected. Mrs. Lockwood an
nounced that she had been mistaken in
leaving her husband and both declared
they were perfectly happy.
CLOUD TO THEIR HAPPINESS.
The only cloud to their happiness came
yesterday. when Broker Carrs warrant
was placed I'm the hands OF the police Mr.
Carr Is so years old. He has offices at
S23 Greenwich street With a great deal
OF feeling he told OF his encounter with
Lockwood. He took off his hat and ex-
hibited the marks on his head.
About year after Mrs. Lockwood was
separated from her husband" he said.
my home at 406 Greene avenue near
Bedford, was left vacant by death. Know
ing Mrs. Lockwood was a deserving wom-
an with a little girl to provide for. Of
8ered her the use OF my home. telling her
she could continue to work as a dress
maker. which she had taken up after the
separation, II she chose She accepted the
offer Her brother came to live at the
house, too.
After she had been there year made
over 10 ner the FURNITURE In the house.
IT amounted TO about $4,000 in value Then
my nrm failed in business and IL was
necessary TO take smaller quarters We
went TO live I'm South oxford street
While Mrs Lockwood kept house | was
there as a boarder ! saw to IL that
nothing was lacking.
II heard few DAYS ago that Lock-
wood WAS back in town and that Mrs
Lockwood had had him sent to jail be-
cause he had faxed TO pay the alimony.
The next heard was that they had ar
ranged that Lockwood was to pay her
$50 month so long as he remained with
the present frm.
AWFUL ROW IN HOUSE.
IL thought II over and decided to have
= final talk with Mrs. Lockwood and
wind UP our affairs. went over early In
the morning about o'clock and walked
mp to my room and tapped on the door
A man came down the stairway and
before ! knew what was happening, be-
gun TO pound me over the head and face
He gave me terrific beating As soon
rs was able went to the Myrtle Ave-
nue. Police court and had warrant
taken out"
II was reported that Broker Carr would
sue Mrs Lockwood to recover the prop
erty he had made over to her. One report
was that he had transferred 10 her $4,000
an stocks. Mr. Carr admitted that he
had life insurance policy for $1,000 made
out I'm her favor Mrs Lockwood would
not talk OF the case.