The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-30

Thre years ago Norris Abramovitch
took to himself wife. the ceremony TAX
ing place in a New Jersey court.
The Abramovitchs came TO this city TO
reside and Of late have had their domicile
at II Miner street.
Young people have spats. kiss. make up
and for a while are happy again until
some new and foolshly based quarrel
springs up, when the program OF hating,
| kissing and loving Is repeated.
The Abramovitchs are no exception to
| this rules as recent events have deter
mined
Last Sunday they had a little tiff and
as the kiss of peace was slow in materiiE-
| izing, each proposed, or rather dared the
| other to go To Rabbi Bachrach, of the
Orms street synagogue and have him pour
oil upon the troubled waters.
Morris declares now that IL was moSe
OF a joke than serious proposition on
his part. and that really there had been
himself and his wife.
However. each decided TO take the otlb
ers dare, and together they called upon
When they had stated their case, ex-
pecting, so Abramovitch now says, that
the advice would be given that they go
dark coluds would blow away. they stQti
In waiting for the admonition TO be CSod
children.
Instead he was Quilted appalled, when the
rabbi said that he would divorce them
and that he, Abramovitch, would not have
to support his wife
sis for giving the wife the divorce. and
that as he had but SO. he was asked to
put UP security for the other S.
He paid the $40 left silver plated spoons,
knives and forks with the rabbi and the
latter divorced the wife.
After this had been done Abramovitch
began 10 feel badly. for he loved his wife
and wanted her under his fig tree.
The more he thought OF the loss OF his
helpmeet the more troubled In mind he
became and seeking the consolation OF
some OF his friends. was advised by them
to effect a reconciliation.
Husband and wife met. the spark OF
love still glowed and II was blown TO
blaze.
The following morning. Monday, the
twin again sought Rabbi Bauchrach's $
presence and by him we're made one
again.
Morris being OF business turn OF mind
asked for and received his silverware.
That was good as far as it went, but he
wanted more.
lie had paid for a divorce which had
been set aside by reason OF remarriage,
and as the divorce was no good he saw
no tangible reason why the so should not
also he returned TO him
With his mind made up TO speak little
piece on the line OF restitution Of the ten,
he went to the synagogue today.
At the proper time he ascended to the
congregation, explaining that he was the
man who had paid the $40 and why he
wanted II back. when a young man who
approached him from behind, stepped up
quickly and smote him good and strong,
on his right eye
The blow certainly was n soaker. for II
at once raised big lump on Morris optic
and also raised large sized rumpus.
The young man who was the cause OF
the swelling and disturbance, ran out OF
the synagogue. followed by the congre-
CATION. which numbered about 300. mostly
men.
Down the street ran the assailant, pur-
sued and in vain by the van.
When he had successfully lodged out Of
sight the excited people moved In masse
to the Second police station. the office.
corridor and steps OF which were just
packed by an expostulaing and gesticula-
ting crowd.
When something like silence prevailed
the officers I'm charge received com
plaint that Harry Bachrach. Is years old. /
son OF Rabbi Bachrach. had assaulted l
Morris Abramvitch I'm manner as above
set forth and Capt. Horton prepared to
prosecute the same, the names and ad-
dresses Of n dozen witnesses having been
given him
N the assault story Is substantiated in
the prosecution of young Rachrach he
may find that he IL liable under another
charge-that OF disturbing religious
meeting which r. a serious ard an In
dictable offense In this state
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