Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-21
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.

bnlngltu.
Officer Sweet is covering Officer Calls
hans beat.
Pairs soften rapidly when placed in =
dark room.
The parks, as evening resorts, are little
out of season.
Prof. ]. L. Lincoln of Brown University
is seriously i'll.
There are at present 325 electric roads IN
the United States.
The new brass railing IS being placed in
position at the depot.
Another handsome building is being
erected on Park Place.
The Royal Ark, twO-for-one order, is
in trouble in Fall River.
The Canadian-Americsn football team
played in Wales yesterday.
1t is estimated that l9 900 people visited
Roger Wi!lisms park Sunday.
Officer Murphy is covering Officer
Jeffers beat in the "Bowery."
a wide concrete walk has been laid on
Main street, at the foot of High
Intentions of marriage have been flied by
Phillip lesser and Mary Alice Mersu
The Burnside Football club will play the
Saylesvilles at Camp Burnside Saturday.
+. ID. Coward, manager of Haywsrd's
Rubber store has returned from his vacs
tion.
The Pine street Juniors defeated the
Pleasant street Rovers at football Saturday,
8 to4.
The late John r. Fales had insurance
policies on bis life to the amount of
$4,000.
Peter Burns the tea man will give watch
aud chain to anyone selling twenty i've
pounds of tea.
Charles A. Lee, of the Gazette and
Chronicle, was in Newport last week, the
guest of J. b. Brayton.
Hugh Duffy OF the Boston Association
team ranks third in batting in his club
Duffy is Rhode Island boy.
Jesse Brand, % years old, and deaf and
dumb, wandered from his home in Albion
and was picked up in Providence.
Officer Callahan will spend scme of his
vacation by going to Lowell with the Vets
and visiting the Narrsgansett fair.
Read the new advertisement of NchOl-
son & Tbsckray and see coffee spelled
without one of the original letters.
A branch Of the knights of Columbus is
is soon to be organized in woonaocket.
Knights from this city will take part.
~ With the return OF the students to their
books the interest in amateur base ball dies,
as they were the best players in the city
key-rinE, on which we're two keys, was
found on Main street yesterday. The
owner can have the same by calling at the
TRIBUNE office.
The Roxbury Veterans gave their machine
a trial recently and threw a horizontal
stream III feet They will take part in the
Lowell muster tomorrow.
The recently organized Metropole foot
bal.club of Providence made an excellent
showing Saturday with the Gorhams. TIE
old timers, Cook and Morgan, played with
them.
An old hunchbsck, who died in Connec
ticut the other day, was founl to be Al i'm
poster. HIS apparent deformity was due L.
the way he had Of carrying about liquor
in prohibition town.
Several large s;umps at the corner OF
Summit and North Union streets were
blown on. yesterday to make room for tho
foundation Of 3 new building. The nois
Of the explosions attracted q large crowd
There will soon te a competition drill g.
Pfovilsrcs between the Emmet Cadet.
South Providence Cadets and St. AM
Guards OF Worcester. The South Pfovi
dencs Cadets won the prize at the recent
drill in Worcester.
The case Of the ex.Provi1ence base bal,
players against the Eastern League for the
back payment Of salaries was to have been
heard in the district court yesterday. The
players claim 81, ,375 is due them and have
attached the grand stand and fence of the
Adelaide street grounds. The case was
continued.
John 0'Neill, popularly termed the young
mems tailor, and successor Of the old e;.
tsblished business Of Issac S. Cole keeps
his reputation as merchant tailor on high
plane. Mr.. ONeill is an active member OF
Court Roger Williams and Conclave 2s,
A. o. F.-providence Visitor. John i.
we'll known in Pawtucket also.
At Lothrop's Providence Museum thit
week the patron. will be treated to q fin,
presentation Of the American drams, "49.'
This amusement resort is one Of the few
places whore any family can proftabl,
spend an afternoon or evening At IN
performance last night II. Percy Meldo
played the part Of Old 40. and during tn
remainder Of the week the character will b
portrayed by Mr.. J. Francis Kirke. Nj
Meldon's portrayal Of the old miner wa
excellent, ard was applsuded, and Mis-
Ethel Tucker gave . faithful repre.eutstio