The Tables Turned

Police Inspector Whitehouse at  No. 6 police station arrested Henry Beringer for "general wickedness", an accusation made by his wife Mrs. Henry Beningrer and her son Albert Turney of No. 410 Frankstown ave. Henry Deringer then told police that his wife and step-son had beaten him because he would not give them $15 to buy a watch. He was released and Turney was then locked up.   
***Henry's name was spelled numerous ways in the newspaper article

The Pittsburgh Press
June 2, 1895, Page 1