Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-15
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporter
Clean About Town.

Edward F. Gillian of Lyons Delsny &C.
10 up the Hudson.
The bicycle has been introduced into the
Connecticut militia.
Barge Bonito arrived today with ESQ tons
of coal for the City Coal Co.
Dana of this city lost in the fnal singles
of the Elmwood tennis tournament.
The annual regatta of the Nsrragansett
boat club occurs tomorrow afternoon.
DR.. Cooney, dentist, formerly of this
city, is prosperously located in New Haven,
Conn.
An inmate of the Home for the Aged of
the Little Sisters Of the Poor died this
morning.
The East Greenwich town hall was struck
by lightning during the thunder storm Mon
day morning.
The North Main street bridge which has
for long time been unsafe for travel is at
last being repaired.
Two hits is the record made by the
Fitchburgs off the delivery of Lynch Of
the Woonsockets Saturday.
Jupiter is now a magnificent object 10
reveal three Of his foLr moons.
Louis Stein, who feeced the jewelry
dealers of Attleboro to the amount of about
$4,000, is supposed to have fed to Canada.
The excursion Of the Young Irelanders
Association and the Pleasant View Literary
Associ4,ion to Newport Sunday was pleas
ant one.
Officer Mowry had hard time getting
prisoner to the station today. The fellow
struck the officer once, but "Iansn" got
him there.
Thomas Burrows of this city carried Of
the honors in the 200 yards dash and in the
jumping contests at the Lowell athletic
tournament Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon Det ective Hsberlin
arrested William Lane (colored) of Prov'-
dence. He was wanted in that city for
breaking and entering
City Clerk Sibley is acting city auditor
this week 10 the absence of the City Audi
tor Harrison, who, with his wife, has lefi
the city on a bicycle trip.
A gentleman residing in this city had
pebb! Sthe size of pea removed from hia
ear yesterday, by Providence physician
1t had evidently been lodged in his ear for
years.
Mayor.elect Honey, of Newport, is the
first foreign-born citizen elected mayor os
Newport. He is also the only foreigo-
bora resident that has ever been elected Oh
the state ticket.
The Stars state that they have flashed
playing for this season. In that event tn
woodbnes will go to Newport to play tn
Goodridges, as Manager OBrien of tn
latter team is very anxious to meet the
Pswtucket club.
Arrangements are being made for
wrestling match between John L. Csttsnach
of this city and Edwin Bibby of Warren
The articles will be drawn up this week
The match will come off at the North End
grounds, Fall River.
The committee on highways held an *.
tead,d meeting last evening considering ~
question Of grade and layout of Lum5e-
street, but definite action was deferre
until tomorrow evening when the prop, -
papers will b, presented by the city so-
licitor.
Yesterday afternoon the wind was blo--
ing directly down toward Main street from
the Wsdding works. At one time it looked
like snow storm, there was so much cot
ton III the air. Not a few people thought
they we're witnessing the phenomenon of \
snowstorm in September.
At meeting of the Charlestowp Vetersn
Fir, mems association last week the steamr.
"Vet,ran," vas given a trial and threw
stream 2l5 feet. The Charlestown n
veterans are prscticing regularly aud thc
Hay Cart boys must do the same il tbr
wish to win at the Lowell muster.
The following intentions Of marrias
were aled today at the Office OF the cit,
clerk: William c. Girousrd of Lincolo
and Lena Mary Poliquin of this city; Free
man W. Pratt Of Attleboro and Emily I
Dubuque of this city George o. Cspro7 /
s1d Maria l. Andrews, both of this city
AT the meeting Of the Sacred Heart Tenn |
persnce society last evening two candidate |
we're admitted and three propositions re
oeived Arrangements are nearly all mad. I
for the annual banquet, October .. Pref
dence McAlice Of the Temperance UniJr
spoke at length relative the meeting of tn
National Union held last month.
John A. Sullivan, the Pacific coast ligh.
weight, who will meet Scully of woon.
socke. on the Gath. before the Rhode Island
Athletic club, is now in training on a farm
in this state. lie has very good record,
baving won IS battles, lost 2 and fought one
draw. The longest battle he has fought
was co rounds, with Billy Manning of San
Diego, Cal, Aug. IA, 1890.
The veteran fremen Of this city have
about completed their arrangements for
their trip TO Lowell on Sept. 20 They will