The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-19

Mrs. Margaret Lewey was taken from
the home OF her brother I'm law, Joseph
Donnelly, at 1915 Westminster street, yes
terday morning by Patrolmen Mowry and
Dessauet and sent to the Chaffee street
station. where DR. Griffin saw her and
pronounced her insane. Mrs. Lewey is tho
divorced wife OF Lewis Lewey. a member
of the Boston police department Some
time ago She and her child came to the
home OF Mr. Donnelly and since the death
OF his wife has cared for Mr.. Donnely's
children OF late Mrs Lewey has been
laboring under the delusion that she Is the
wife of Mr. Donnely and her actions were
such yesterday morning that Mr.. Don
nelly deemed 1t wise TO have her cared
for.
Charles II. Thurber. agent for the Soci-
ETY. for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Chill
dren, took Mrs. Leweys little girl. The
unfortunate woman has a sister living on
Rosedsle street, but as the latters hus-
band is dangerously i'll she cannot at this
time devote her time to caring for her
sister and believes that Mrs. Lewey
should be cared for at some institution.
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Yesterday morning James Hart was
taken into custody by Patrolman Thomas
A Kane of the Chsffee street station and
locked up OH the charge OF driving off Gill
bert SWANS milk wagon. About o'clock,
while MIR. Swain was delivering milk TO a
customer on Shepard street, his team to a
stolen and as he. saw IL was headed
towards Olneyville he telephoned TO the
Chaffee street station. Mr. Kane was
notified and he succeeded in hndlng the
outfit on Delaine street. Hart put UP
stiff fight, but was no match for the
patrolman. who landed the team and Hart
at the station. This morning at the ses'-
sion of the police court Hart was ar
raisned for being drunk, and a little later
was arraigned In the Sixth district court
on the charge Of stealing the team, which
Is valued at 5000.
OLD TENTH TO THE FRONT.
MIR. Daniel r. Grady wants his friends
TO know that just because he was not re-
elected he has by no means ceased TO Ia y
Dor for the good OF the community IN
which he has lived and for which he has
| done so much.
Ue IS now out TO have the Chslks tone
avenue line extended to Manton and has a
well signed petition TO that effect. Alder
! man elect McMann will also he heard
| from when he takes his seat, for he has
dra fted laws for the regulation Of smoke
which he thinks will be adopted.
FUNERAL OF MRS. CLARKE.
The funeral Of Mrs. Susan Clarke was
| held at the residence OF her brother,
James Tanning. on Hudson street this
| morning and was followed with a service
at ST. Mary's church. About six weeks
| ago Mrs, Clarke came here from her home
| in Wisconsin TO attend the funeral OF her
| mother and she was about to return when
she was taken sick. She passed away last
| Tuesday morning and the funeral was
held this morning go their husband might
| attend.
ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE.
About Ibo members of Loyal Bud OF
| Hope lodge, |. O. O. r.. NJ. f.. ATTENDED
| the mernng services OF the broadway
Baptist church yesterday morning. wher
they listened TO "A very interesting sermon
by the Rev. j. V. Osterhout. After the
services a dinner was served in their lodge
room in Stokes block
WILL HOLD AN OPEN MEETING.
At the meeting of the Regent Literary
and Social club yesterday II was decided
TO hold an open meeting aud smoker "
their par-lors ON Valley street next Sunday
evening. An effort will be made To have
Mayor. elect i. j. Mccarthy make tho
leading address
A CHICKEN DINNER
James Hyman. clerk for John +. Fox
l523 Westminster street. who was married
a few weeks ago. entertained about 70 oi
his friends at his home on Wood strret
yesterday afternoon with a chicken din
ter.
GENERAL MENTION.
The open meeting held by Wolfe Tone
branch OF. the Irish National ForeSters IN
H. c. b. L. hall yesterday afternoon was