The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-22

The lovers Of sport In rare form got
.,.t u,tls norton OF II in a yard on
Atvells' avenue last evening ana an
champion. known TO all as JACK was
krocked down and out for more tnan
two hours. II was only by tne gen
.vo,s use of water. which was poured
upop "Jack" by the pailfull. that ne was
restored 10 consciousness
The marty had got together TO see tne
big fellows indulge in a wrestling oou''
ana .Jack" was one OF the spectators:
When the bout was concluded Jach
took the loser TO task for not Wlnhis
out and then tn these t%e ,oeer pesIi teiins Jack
that he could put him out. jack was
willing. II gloves could be procured, anu an.
as there are but few houses IN .ne xs.s ,a,aIv
without a pair or boxing gloves. II was
not long before there ~re plenty Oh
them on hand .,,,. than
vanted 10 go at II with bare knucklss,
and his opponent said that was MS
long suit. Then the real fun began,
but Il did not last long Tor ns snt
a good one square In the nose ana VEN u
down and out. There was bad piood ali
around.
orJARRELsoME RELATIVE.
rhomas Holland has been set down by
The police and his neighbors as an eA
ceedingly mean sort OF a IeLao~; tna sn inf,,.
30 ~ uouor Last evening he went
home In that condition. and was paraio
ularly abusive to one or ms nleces, ",he
is perhaps Is years old. She Is IN .ne
ho,ise for the purpose OF caring Tor ner
Uncle John, a brother or 1houias' VIZ MnV
Is in the last stages OF Consumption; jus sa
before midnight nigh ,ns ahSmas Snnse and then he
iocked an Of the doors and one OF the
gates leading into the yard. ,,n,
The incident was witnesses oy 10 q ga r.
man. who at once sent word 10 the Cnnl
Zee street police station, ana Lieut..
Ter sent Patrolman McCrann TO ihVesu'
gate. ,,,,a ,adx IN
the ware OF the house 40 WhitehaI
street. and he succeeded In setuns
Thomas 10 come 10 the door. and nnolr :
that he was suffering from tne if'nuei'o'
OF liouor placed him under arrest
Thomas, when under arrest. has the
unpleasant habit of kicking patroime,h
and as Mr.. McCrann would not let KICK,
ing Tom put on his shoes ne had M ~
fear OF having his shns injured by him
HENRY BELL AGAIN.
Last evening. Henry Bell a painter. wa
arrested on Westminster street by Pa
trolmen Baerne and Feeney on a warran
charging htn with the non-support OF nj
wife. and a four months old child.
ReI. who was dressed like prince
begged to be escorted TO the station IN
stead OF riding in the ssO rubber tire
chariot, and was accommodated, an
chose who saw the "paraie" though
that Bell was reformed and was goin
10 be a real good boy.
II a not many months ago that Bell gt
arrested for assaulting young man AT
while In a cell at the station amuse
himself by tearing out the water closet
TEAM TIPPED OVER
Att o'clock last evening. a family WI
uvas I'm the rear OF 1s45 Westminst
street. had their household effects pac
ed upon a wagon to be taken TO Ware
n II The horses became frightened
a passing train and started to run IN
were caught before they got any We
great distance. but not before the waS
was overturned and the contents scatts
ed about the street.
IL was about 10 o'clock before the goo
many OF which were smashed. were
loaded
I,ast evening an official from the CHI
fee street police station, In company W
Doctors Griffin and Longfeliow, calleo
the home of the Herzogs, 81 Terrace az
nue.. and there they found that Mrs
ma Herzog was demented.
Mrs .Herzog and her husband are bo
deaf and dumb. and the physicians
that the present condition or the .
fortunate womans mind - que 10 s'Nl
birth TO a child. She was taken oy
authorities 90 the Sixth district court
GENERAL MENTlO...
Allan Newman. the ball player "
was killed az Pawtucket, yesterday.
well known here. Last season ne play
with a local ball team and even last 81
urday was a member OF the Wickfo
team that played against the Olneyvill
He was an exceedingly popular you
man.
Thomas J. Matthews, who was gu'
of the order of Foresters az Hartfo
Conn, during the week has returned