The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-09

Early last evening James Il. Cleary
who runs a liquor saloon at lS1 Valley
street and his brother. Frederick, -
years old. got into a dispute in the saloon
and as Fred got rather the worst Of the
argument went into the home OF the
family. which Is directly IN the rear OF
the saloon. got two revolVeis hhu WIN
these returned 10 the saloon, evidently
with the intentions OF shooting his brother
who made good his escape
About this time some one sent WORD 10
Iietn Tyler at the Chaffee street sta
tion that there was something doing at
NO. 49,"
Patrolmen sherman and German were
dispatched 20 the scene In the patrol
wagon. and when they arrived there they
made a search for the young man. ana
later found him IN a bedroom IN the
house The patroime9,', hno%ias5 Soe sfo 10
character. when they found he was in the
bedroom burst open the door ana as
soon as they did saw him standing against
the wall opposite the door.
When he saw the patrOlmen enter the
room he whipped out revolver, nut ne
fore he had time TO use 1t Patrolman
man German was closely behind and no
fell upon sherman. and IN a second the
three men and some OF the furniture or
fhe room were IN heap on the floor
The young man fought like tiger 10
use the revolver. and whom oVerpoWered
be was In rags and tatters but az no time
until the officers had a firm hold on his
arm. IL was an exciting affair for the
patrolmen and one that they do not care
10 again stack up against In hurry.
Young Cleary, who is no stranger 10 the
police. was locked up on charge or as
faulting the patrolmen with n danger
Cleary was before the Sixth district
court today on the charge Of assaults with
y revolver upon Patrolmen sherman ana
Gorman. He pleaded not guilty and was
AolA IN
next week Tuesday.
A CHURCH ELECTION,
The annual election of tho Plainfleld
Street Baptist church was held last even
ing and resulted as follows: President,
Charles Coffin, treasurer w. 7. Brownell:
secretary. D. u. Waterman; trustees, N.
M Wright. Gilbert Swain.
The following committees were elected:
Sick, Mrs. q. A. Stone; membership. J.
Davis Hubbard; baptism. Gilbert Swain;
missions Maria G. Waterman; music Mrs.
C. w. Eastwood; visltations, Elizabeth n.
Bltgood; flnance. w. r. Brownell tenn
perance Almira w Hubbard; books. ].
d Hubbard; .deacons. James r. Coffin,
Gilbert Swain ushers and collectors. n.
NJ Wright. Herbert Bainton James
Senior. w. +, Brownell, V. NJ. Mann, h.
Francis. G. G. Luther. w ". Entwistle;
superintendent OF Sunday school Edward
y. Metcalf; librarian. Edward NJ Mann.
organists. Miss Minnie Barker. Miss Louise
Barker and Miss MAY Colwell. The Rev.
j. NJ Lowden was reelected
RETURNED TO HIS POST.
Mr.. James McGinn and wife. who have
been spending the holidays with Mr. Nc
Girn's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
CHM at their residence. 1875 Lnban street
has returned 10 Philadelphia. where he
represents the Fowler Nail Co. Of Sey-
mour CT Mrs McGinn viii remain here
for a few weeks longer
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Branoy OF 100 Plain
field street have returned from Shamokin.
Pa. where they were called some time
ago on account Of the illness Of Mr.. Bra
noy's aunt. Mrs. Iavelle. who they left
very Sauch improved I'm health
The monthly meeting OF the Sunset club
was held last evening. when the names
of six citizens were added 10 the roster
of the club The social committee re-
ported that they would be ready In day
or so to announce the formal opening Of
the new and commodious club house.
The social committee Of Manufacturers
lodge Of Odd Fellows have arranged a
very pleasing program for this evening.
when the officers -elect will be publicly IN
stalled.
Perseverance lodge. knights Of Pythias.
will meet this evening In Springers hall.