The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
Police Hold Phi|ade| phia Man and H.
Year-OId Girl TO Investigate Stories.
Shoe Fly Village Heard From Again.
Railroad Mems Grievances.
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week or so ago there landed in this
city from Philadelphia two young men
and girl their names being Harry
Smith, James Tinsiy and Maggie Bar
nett. Last evening Tinsly told Smith
that he, Tinsly was about 20 return to
Philadelphia, and according TO Tinsly
story. told to the police, Smith SAID
well, when get there you give me
away" and at the same time, assaulted
him. Tinsly made for the police station,
and preferred A charge of assault against
his chum Smith, and at the same time,
showed Lieutenant Tyler letter from
the girls mother. asking hsn 10 save
her child who she knew was In the city,
and was left with smith
The girl being under Is years OF age
the lieutenant. Sergeant Potter and Pa
trolman Kelly went to the girls board
ing house, Ill Manton avenue, and then
10 Smiths boarding house. 3S valley
street and brought them 10 the station
and they were questioned BY the Ieu-
tenant. and said that they did not
leave Philadelphia together nor had they
met while here. The police are In pos
session of the fact that each evening the
girl would call at the boarding house OF
Smith and both would be out untn a late
hour.
The girl SAYS that she left home because
her mother III treated her. and that there
was nothing wrong between her ana
Smith. According TO Tinslys story
Smith has wife and two little children
AT home, and that he induced the girl
to run away with him.
This portion OF the case Is being IN
vestigated by the police.
The police also learned that the girl
told the lady with whom she boarded
- asked
why she did not live with her husband
said that both wanted TO be near their
work. ne having found employment I'm the
Queen Dyeing Works, and she at the
Riverside mills.
The police will hold the girl until they
hear from the Philadelphia authorities.
SOUNDS FROM sHoo FLY
James +. Milan, secretary OF the Shoo
Fly village Watch and Ward society
WAS registered at the Chaffee street po-
lice station last evening. and the words
mon support followed his name jim
my had couple OF eyes that IN the par
lance of Shoe Fly were "Beauts. The
artists work is said to have been the
hand work OF Young Dowd' son o'
Mayor Dowd.
Milan claims that his wiie was making
her way with Dowd out OF the villag'
arm In arm and that this was more thar
hts Mans loving nature could stand. -
ne called young Dowd for taking his VIII
away from her happy home and hreside
As Young Dowd who is chip OF TN
''old block" in the way Of doing wha
he thinks is right and proper Bined
Milan and Milan went to the station an
made complaint.
when the police heard both sides ot tn
story they locked Milan UP and coul
not see where Mr.. Dowd had done any
thing wrong.
WANT THEIR BOOKS BACK
YESTERDAY some OF the older employC
of the Rhode Island company were abo,
with a petition which they desired
have signed by all Of the employees of n
road in this vicinity.
Those who took an active part In n
last difficulty between the company ar
the employees and who stood out for
change. do not take very kindly 70 u
new move and at this stage OF the pr
ceedtng. II does not look very favorab
for the promoters.
The new Ieaders say that they are n
going 10 ask the company to make AZ
very great changes. tn ther rules, u
they do claim, that some OF them are
trine hard TO put up with
There are very many Of the older m'
who are as anxious 10 have dinere
code OF rules and regulations establishe
AZ they saw those now al the head OF u
movement did not side I'm with them
the recent fight. that they would sta
the movement OF the battle and VIII no
II ls claimed take any part in the anai
The free far books on the road a.
pear TO be the leading bone Of contentio
A SAD MISTAKE.
Man wants but little here below. NJ
wants that little long Goldsmith The
would hardly be the lines that would
appropriate al a Polish wedding held
Beer hill last evening IN Is we
known fact that beer and other drin
ables are part and parcel ~ the festi'
occasion that follows a Polish weddn
and this was the case last evening, %
gathering having no less thsn three kee
first one was 20 be tapped when 10 az
behold no faucet could be found
A committee ~ three was appointed
nSIocp 'r,ow non. could he ofs FOUND u so op 70 "
60 down in history that there was o
Polish wedding IN Oineyvile that guef
did not get any beer.
WAS AN EXPERT.
The funeral OF Jacob Koehler. one
the rom n, NIL, resssnee %Ss le 1sis vs s,I
street. this morning and later servi'
were held at ST Mary's church and vi
largely attended Mr. Koehler was
expect in the system known as FreI
drawing. and his sons FIVE I'm numt
are also frst class mill men.
His son. william. has charge or
Fietcher's mill AZ Oewego, y. y
Peter. another son, also holds = pro
pent position 'ners rdS. l,, ,rrpnpisnt srIsf y,
fion. He leaves another son besides =
and fciir daughters. al 81 whom are '
known. and most highly respected
vas the deceased.
A GOOD PLACE TO GO.
IN. Tenth ward Independent Tsxpa
ei.b are 10 have an outing on the Fen