The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Matrimonial Bonds Not Easily
Loossd. Saved Collar, Also Neck
Dog Bit Horses Head
Team Gets R0i|I0y.

Olneyville branch Of the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone +-West
Frederick sontus has OF late showed
signs OF having very strong desire 10
be young once more. although on the
shady side of 30. Some time ago he made
an effort to get divorce from his wife
who is looked upon as an estimabis
woman, but like her husband Is not 80
young and active as OF yore.
When Sontug found that the courts
would not give him divorce they
separated, or at least he went his way
and Mrs. sontug went which ever way
fate decreed and Is now at the home OF
a friend at the lower end OF Broadway.
sontug, It is said, began to think that
he was once more free from the bonds
Of matrimony and was as gay and as
young as his years would possibly allow.
His life OF gayety came 10 an end last
evening. for an official from the Chaffee
street station took him into custody on
the charge OF non-support.
Sontug claims that he has supported
his wife, but Lieut.. Tyler says that he
has a number OF witnesses to prove,that
the only member OF the Sontug family
that Sontug has paid any very close
attention TO Is Fred sontug. himself.
WANTED TO SAVE HIS COLLAR.
man very much under the influence
of liquor was arrested by Patrolman Sui
livan yesterday afternoon. The fellow
was ready to do battle and started In 10
finish Mr.. Sullivan.
Mr.. Sullivan had a cast1ron grip on the
back OF his neck and when the chap be-
gan to show nght Mr.. Sullivan just let
out a notch or two OF strength and then
the fight was gone and the fellow ap-
peared to sober UP and with a mb-like
expression on his face looked up into the
big policeman's eyes and said: please
Mr.. Policeman will you be so kind as to
let up just a little or you'll break by
collar"
The policeman let up and the chap
walked TO the nearest patrol box as
light-hearted as II he was going on a
fishing trip.
John Watmufr and was sewing machine
agent.
TACKLED A HORSE.
Charles Riley, who drives one OF the
delivery wagons for the Union Pacific
Tea company OF 194s Westminster street,
reported 10 the police last evening that
a huge dog. wearing a collar bearing the
name of Schofield. jumped at his horses
head while driving through Lowell ave-
nue.. yesterday afternoon, and bt the
horse badly. Mr.. Riley claims that this
Is the third time that this dog has at
tackled his horse
MCCORMICK RELEASED.
The Olneyvtlle Baseball association met
In tto nj hA lnA rxrill hot la -
evening. II was voted TO do away with
Mccormick. who. II N claimed has not
been playing In good form of late, and
REILLY of Pawtucket. was engaged to take
his place.
On Thursday afternoon the club will
play the Woonsocket Gyms. at Melrose
park. and on Saturday II will play the
Wickfords again on the Merino fats.
LOOKING FOR HER SISTER.
Mrs Emma Laspade OF Natick. has
requested the police Of the Chaffee street
station TO locate her sister Matilda. who
Is about 1s years old. Mrs. Laspade said
that the girl left home about two weeks
ago, to work In one of the local mills.
but she, nor none OF her relatives have
been able to find her. and they have
been lead to believe that she has gone
astray.
GENERAL MENTION.
william Scowcroft called at the Chat
fee street police station last evening and
reported that James McCedety, IL years
old left his home at Arlington yesterdty
with dinners for some of his folks en-
ployed at the Atlantic mills, and had
not returned
F. L. Manchester Of 202 Crarston
street has requested the Npolice to find
his new bicycle that was stolen from
Sterling avenue yesterday.
Mr.. Emil p. Meyers and family of
Webster avenue are spending the balance
OF the hot season at the summer resi-
dence at Kingston.
Edward Fl Meyers, OF II Pocasset ave-
nue.. who has been sojournins IN New
York for a few weeks returned to his
home yesterday.
John Kelly OF ~ Boyd street has re-
ported the loss OF valuable st. Bernard
dog to the police.
The firm Of L. Sweet n Co. has added
sturdy pair OF draft mules to Its stock
| In trade.
Miss Mary Mcdonald is spending her
vacation with friends at Middletown,
Conn.
Miss Esther Kelly OF this place left for
Saratoga, N. Y. yesterday. where she
will spend her vacation.
william Walsh OF Holyoke, Mass. Is
| the guest OF relatives here.