The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-05
OLNEYvILLE.
Term at Cranston Is Staring
Vicious Husband in Face.
Street Car Men Are Arrested
for an Alleged Assault.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrernans New Store. Is
Hartford avenue Telephone 40-West

News at Henernans New store. -
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West
Edward White OF 81 Howard street may
have considerable difficulty in Keeping
away from Cranston. II Is not but few
days ago that he was arrested on the
charge Of assaulting his wife and was
also charged with being common drunk
ard. His wife paid his fine for assault
ing her and she also succeeded In get
ting him placed on probation on the
charge OF being a common drunkard.
This morning his name appears among
those who were arrested during the past
q hours. and just before he was taken
into custody his wife. Catherine, was
found In Howard street by Patrolmen
Holland, Feeney and Sullivan, who as
sisted her TO the office Of DR.. Tanguay.
Mrs. White would not make any charge
against her husband. but the police
deemed Il a wise move on their part TO
arrest him on the charge OF being drunk.
ARRESTED FOR AN ASSAULT.
As soon as David Sherman and James
McCoomb. who are employed nights as
conductor and motorman on the Brook
street line. had run the car into the car
shed on Hartford avenue this morning
they were placed under arrest by Ser
Rcant POTTER on the cndTge OF dSsdulllnB
a young man named Mathewson.
The story goes that Mr.. Mathewson,
who drives an ice wagon, was out late
few nights ago and instead OF going 10
his home I'm Cranston thought that he
would put in a few hours riding in the
cars.
He rode over the route twice in sher-
man and McCoombs' car and when he
started for the third trip was invited to
leave the car. and as he did not. was
assisted from the car by the conductor
and motrman. That is his version OF the
affair.
Both Sherman and McCoombs were ar
raigned before Judge Rueckert in the
Sixth District court today. and plead
ing not guilty furnished 800 bonds each
for trial Friday next.
GENERAL MENTION.
Walter Lake, who lives on Valley street.
was knocked down and injured by
large automobile owned by ID. T. Molten.
Mr. Lake was quite badly injured and
was attended by Dr. Murphy Mr.. Moul-
ton did what he could for the young man
and also notified his parents that he
would continue TO do so.
Arthur Howard. who met with severe
accident at the Atlantic mills some weeks
ago, Is still at the Rhode Island hospi-
tai. where the doctors made every
and evidently a successful effort 10
save the young mans right arm. The
management of the mill is doing all that
Is possible for the young man, for as
near as-San be learned the accident was
due TO the work OF green hand.
nenry Lebeau, Carl Tdstrand. Albert
Holroyd and william Townsend we'll
known dresser tenders OF this vicinity.
are camping out for a few weeks at But
tonwoods. These congenial spirits will
be Joined by Others OF their craft during
their stay in camp.
There are a number OF washouts In this
district as the result OF the heavy rains
OF the past few days. the most danger
Gus ones being on Hartford avenue near
Ophela street. Atwells avenue near
Erastus and Josln streets.
Frank Cameron. a prominent member
OF the Old Homestead club. came home
from Oak swamp yesterday with basket
full of fish. and one OF them was a black
bass which weighed a little more than
four pounds.
DR. f. c. Murphy was Gated TO the
home Of young man named McDonough
on Delaine street last evening 10 sew up
sundry cuts on the young mans head.
How the cuts were made was not learned.
Patrolman Campbell found a horse with
a portion OF a harness astray on Plainfield
street early this morning, which proved
10 be the property of Frank Searies or
Stokes street.
Frank McGee was pulled out OF hay
stack near the site OF the old Greek
tavern this morning. He was locked up
at the Chaffee street station on the charge
OF being vagrant.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell or IA Stokes street
had a housefull OF congenial guests Sun
day and yesterday. among them being his
son. Solomon. and family OF Fitchburg
Mass. and Charles. another son. ana
family from Mapleville.
John Collins. n former resident of this
place and at the present time is located
at Mapleville, is spending his annual va
cation with relatives at Pittsfeld, Mass
Mr. c. Henry Pohle and family Of Whit
tier avenue are spending few days with
relatives at Salem. Mass.
Miss Annie Sheridan Of this place, who
has been spending her vacation with her
cousins Josie and Roca Russell at Fitch
burg Mass has returned.
Mrs Thomas Carr. a former resident OF
this place. who has been the guest OF her
old companion. Miss Rose Aubry. on De-
laine street, has returned 20 her home In
Somerville. Mass.
Patrick Conroy better known as lone
Wing" has taken UP a residence AZ Gran
ston for one year. He was invited 10 be-
come resident of that place by the Of
dcials Of the Chaffee Street station.
Henry Gooman was arrested last even
ing on a charge OF stealing fruit from
the yard OF Joseph Benash on Laban
street.
The picnic held by 81. Anthony's church
on Plainheld street. yesterday. was much
more of success than the promoters ex-
pected.
Thomas French of Attleboro. Mass
who Is one OF the best known insurance
men Of that place. was the guest of his
nephew, J. n. Morris, NJ his residence. 10
Whittier avenue yesterday
ha NJ hn
tion Of No. / mill OF the Atlantic company
was begun Saturday afternoon.
Walter McGarty. compromising CLERK at
r. A. Smiths drug store. Is enjoying
weeks vacation.