The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
PatroIman May Have to Make
Answer to Charge Of Assault.
Arrested as a RaIIsr and Brawl.
Other Matters Of Interest
Ofneyville branch OF the Providence
News ut Heffernons News Store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone fo-West-


News ut Henernon's News Store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone fo-West-
II 10 whispered that one OF the patrol
men OF the Chafree Street station may he
called upon 10 appear before the com
nission. Last evening ne was Obliged 10
arrest ar essdent of Amsterdam street and
sabs resident did not take kindly to the idea
ard started 20 fight. A blow or two from
the club carried from the patrolman.
settled this line OF thought. but later in
the evening. the mans wife. who wss ac-
complaint TO the OFFICIAL IN charge against
the petroiman who made the arrest.
RAILER AND BaAwLTR.
Elizabeth Carr wes taken into custody
tffs morning by Sergeant Potter and Ps-
trornan Sherman on warrant charg-
ing her with being N common railer and
brawier. at her home IN the rear OF c.
Oak street.
II tsu't many years ago that her hus-
band, who was hooked upon as n strike
brealer at Pascoeg. got into trouble With
q man named White in that village. the
latter being 50 severly stabbed that he
died later.
WHO OWNS THE HENS.
Matthew Brennan Of 80 Judith street
found three plump hers with thu legs
tied together In olump OF bushes near
his home yesterday afternoon The hens
had svtdentHy been in tlns condition for
q number OF days and we're probably
stoaen from a coop IA the Fourth police
district, for three hens corresponding With
the description OF these found by Mr..
Brennan DIRE reported as having been
stolen.
A PRETTY SIGHT.
There was very pretty scene at 81.
Anthony's Catholic church this morning,
when not less than 200 children formed
q procession. the little girls being arrayed
h pure r wne b;te ana Tbn ny Rey q tbsr s Rrowp
gave the little ones lecture that was
very Instructive.
HER DEATH SUDDEN.
Ms. Ellen German. one OF the best
known and most highly respected women
in this vicinity. while seated with one
OF her daughters In their home at 2s2
Manton avenue. complained of feeling III
last evening. Her daughter told her 10
get up and walk about the room for a
few moments and perhaps she would feel
better.
Mrs. German arose from her chair but
fell 10 the floor. Miss Gorman made an
attempt 20 assist her mother TO chair
but was unable 10 So and she at once
dispatched a messenger 10 DIR. Bennett,
the family physician.
When he reached the house, Mrs. Cor
maj was beyong medical aid, for in fall
ing she had ruptured a blood vessel near
the brain.
Few women were better known or more
highly respected than Mrs. German She
leaves an aged mother. one son ard
four daughters
GENERAL. MENTION.
Harry Tourtellotte employed by r. r.
Field & Co. on Piainfield street. Is now
going about on crutches the result OF
fall at the store house Of the company
on Atwood street yesterday afternoon.
Three dogs made considerable excite
ment In the square yesterday afternoon.
two OF the three being mixed up In a
nght, and the third had Mt Patrol
man Dyer put an end to the excitement
In both cases.
The Cleveland bicycle that was stolen
from Edna street few days ago was
recovered by Detective Mcguire yeeter-
day and returned to the owner ]. ~.
Wood, OF Killingly avenue.
Henry Jones formerly In the employ OF
H I. Hough. has taken charge OF n drug
store at the corner OF Julian and Kos
uth streets for Mrs. Kelley
Engine II was called 10 extingulsh n
grass fire on the estate OF Joseph Brown
on Grey street last evening.
John Hanover, employed In the centre
OF the city, did not pick any strawber-
yfes in the square this morning.
Special services were held in all OF the
Catholic churches this morning this be-
Ing Holy Thursday.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows
viii attend the evening services at the
Church OF the Messiah Sunday
Mr. Foley OF Simmons street ia spending |
. few days with relatives In Boston