The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-31
OLNEYvILLE.
LInderbsrger Arrested on .Serl.
Gus Charge Of Daughter r.in.law
Prepare for Boston TTlp..A
Crook Chase. Golden Wedding
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News al Heffernan's New store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West.

oneyvile branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone %-West
Gustaf Londerberger as his step
doughter. Mrs. Josephine Koeing were
taken into custody at the home Of the lat
ter at % Atwood street late Monday after
noon. and both are charged with adultery.
but the charge may become moro serious
because the woman i'm pleading guilty sald
she submitted 10 the mans VIII under
threats from him.
Late I'm the afternoon Mrs. koeing call
ed at the Chaffee street station and re-
ported that her stcpfather had induced
her 10 psrtake Of some whiskey and after
he had succeeded in getting her under It's
influence took advantage OF her.
Sergeant Potter and Patrolman Moan
were sent TO the house, but Linderberger
was not there but few moments later
they espied him climbing oNer= the fence
in the rear OF the house.
He was taken 10 the station and when
confronted by his stepdaughter, both ad-
mitted that they had been more or less in
innate since Tinderberger's wife had
been committed Ia the state hospital IL
developed that their intimacy did not
cease since Easter Monday on which day
Josephine married Mr. Koeing, the latter
WORKING Gays anu lslndeIDtiEfI HlbHNs'
both being mill operatives.
Josephine was sent to the Central sta
tion and Linderberger was locked up al
the station During the night Linderber-
ger informed Sergeant Bennett that he
had little secret that he wished 10 con-
flde in him and that secret was that he.
Linderberger had hidden I'm the ash bin I'm
the yard al % Atwood street goodly
amount OF money and jewery and wanted
him. the sergeant, to escort him, I.inder-
berger, 10 the place so that he might get
IT,
This the sergeant did not care to do,
but informed the gay prisoner that he,
Bennett would make the trip alone. In
the ash bin i'm an old tin pail. which was
covered with some old newspapers and
rags the sergeant found five slco bills and
S243 I'm smalled denominations and a least
s400 worth OF jewery all OF a foreign sort
OF solid gold many of the pieces being
diamond studded and the property OF the
mans wife who is still at the insane asy-
lum.
Besides this Llnderberger had about so
in cash when he was locked up.
The police theory OF the affair is that a
neghbor had dropped in upon them at
their home and Mrs. Koeing to make
out good case. hurried to the station
and told her story first and when she left
the house T,inderberger surmised that
AIpubl" WpuIu lolloN, Uu MS money ana
Jewelry and was in the act OF climbing
over the fence when he was found by
the police
They were arraigned at the session OF
the Sixth district court. yesterday morn
ing, the woman pleading guilty, but said
that she was afraid OF her stepfather and
was obliged To submit 10 his wishes so she
was adiudged not guilty.
As Linderberger could not speak Eng.
lish and there being no interpreter i'm
court, he too. was adjudged not guilty
and held for trial, Tuesday. June 9.
GETTING READY FOR BOSTON.
The committee from the West Side
Trolley club consisting OF Messrs John
Noon, a. +. Chapman and Joseph A.
Benash, who are arranging for the pill
grmage TO Boston Thursday. June %
held a meeting yesterday morning and
! decided that the program OF the dag
would be a game OF ball with the West
I Side team OF Boston in the morning and
| I'm the afternoon would see the Bostons
| and New Yorks play After the game
| cars would be In waiting at the grounds
! 10 take them TO Nantasket beach, where
! the evening would be spent. The com
! mittee were also Informed that Motorman
| Lee OF the South Providence barn and
| Motorman Goff Of the Elmwood barn had
! solicited a few Of their associates to join
| the party. and n most cordial invitation
was extended To them 1t is expected that
the party will number about $50 and will
! leave this city about s clock.
CHASED -FOUR CROOKS
Sergt. Bennett. Pntromen Bierne. Shea
and Campbell chased four men. supposed
! 10 he crooAs from New Haven. up the
railroad tracks towards Elmwood early
this morning. Patrolman Campbell saw
| the men sitting on the bank OF the rail
/, road tracks and got close enough 10 hear
them talk over the laws OF Rhode Island
! I'm relation TO breaking and entering He
stole away from the place and calling
upon the other officers made a descen,
upon the quartet. but they saw tho police
| coming and made their escape
All four were dressed in gray suits and
were stick-fooKTng chaps.
JOHN MCDONALD DEAD.
John Mcdonald died at the residence
OF his daughter Mrs Michael T. Brane,
at 100 Plainfield street. at o'clock thi,
morning aged about Is years Mr.. Nc
! Donald has been In ill-health for on,
year or more. and his demise has beer
looked for tho last four weeks
For number Of years the deceased ha,
made his home with Mrs Rraney. who
with another sister. Mrs. Mary Riley. who
resides at Hampton, Conn. are the onl,
| children.
The funeral will be held at St Mary!
church. on Friday morning and the inter
ment will be at Hampton where IN,
deceased had resided for many years anC
where he was highly respected
CELEBRATED THEIR GOLDEN WE'D
DING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephie Chspdelain Of s
Curtis street celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary Yesterday. This morn
ing mass i'm honor of the event wa
held az the French church on Mantor
avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Chapdelain wer,
rho recipients OF many handsome tokens
Of love and esteem.
PAWTUXET.