Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
THE WEATHER.

when you see a man In woe,
Walk right up and say "huiio"
say "hullo" and show dye do"
"IIow's the world n usin' your
Slap feller on the back,
Bring your hand down with a whack,
Waltz right up and don't 60 slow.
Grin an shake am say "hullo."
II is cooler today.
Saturday the Salems will be here.
Rev. Father Lynch Is visiting his old
home here.
The Camera Clubs exhibit is still open
to the public.
The Stars and Berkeleys meet one week
from Saturday.
Saturday the Stars meet the Pscifics at
Morton Park, Newport.
II. ii. Sheldon has returned from New
York and Coney Island.
Pawtucket has given visitors q "hot''
reception the past few days.
Miss Mamie Powers OF Deahy Brothers
store Is on two weeks vacation.
The Woodbines will try to win q S5O
purse from tho Pscincs July 2sth.
Owen Keough, who was sent to the
State Farm for drunkenness, has escaped.
Charles Dinnely, salesman at the Stand
ard Boot and Shoe Store, is enjoying his
vacation.
Any one wishing to buy q two horse
wagon cheap should consult our sdvertis-
ing columns. slL
This morning the St. Paul's and Trinity
Church Sunday schools went down the
river on the Pioneer.
Mrs. Frank Colby and Mrs. Minnie
Colby OF East Boston, Mass, are visiting
the family Of Officer Mowry.
Officials of the road say that cars will be
running over at least portion Of the new
Interstate tracks within three weeks.
Keep cool by taking a sail down the
river on one OF the Pawtucket steamers.
Robert Linton, accompanied by his wife,
sailed for Glasgow today on steamship
State OF Nebraska, for business and pleas
ure.
There will be q meeting Of the Burke
Cochran Club tomorrow evening In Gaelic
Hall when arrangements will be completed
for mass meeting In the near future.
Saturday will be q great day for the
people OF the Sacred Heart parish. They
will all 60 down the river, 1t being the
date OF the annual excursion.
8. II. Roberts left yesterday afternoon
for Newcastle, N. H., to attend tennis
tournament for the Associated Press
Sam is authority on that sport.
Pierre Poirier, an employe OF Wilmarth
Il Makillop, was overcome by heat thia
afternoon and was taken to his home on
Cowden street In the ambulance.
The TRIBUNE can be had at Camp Brown
every day Of the nswsboys. II has q
column OF interesting notes OF what the
soldiers are doing and intend to do.
Mr.. and hrs. Bella p. Clapp, snd
daughter, and Miss Alice Tillinghast,
daughter OF Judge p. e. Tillinghast, are
expected home from Europe this week.
The police are bound to win this year
and the reporters look up at their big
antagonists, smile knowingly and then
size up Pitcher Rex and his dexterous
right arm.
Joseph Lynch, who has been Ill for sew
eral months, has returned from Connecti-
cut much improved IN health. His many
friends hope for his speedy and complete
recovery.
Fred Il. Padley, the we'll known piccolo
player and flute virtuoso of this city, left
today for the Vineyard, where he will be
heard during the Summer season at the
principal hotels.
Cardinal Gibbons, accompanied by his
secretary, Rev. Father Broderick, arrived
in Boston yesterday forenoon, en- route to
Prince Edward Island, where he proposes
passing his vacation.
The trial of Elwood, the burglar, OF
"Gentleman George" a. he II q better
known, began In Providence today and
will be followed by the trial Of Timothy
Daily, who killed his wife with fatiron
in April last while In frenzy of insanity,
1t being common with him.
John I.sney, q weaver, was struck by
the north bound Boston freight over the
Pascoag division of the New York and
New England Railroad last night and
probably fatally hurt. He was taken to
the Rhode Island Hospital. He says he
has brother, a stone mason, In this city.
lie had been working two days at
Enfield.
At the meeting Of A. X. Tilton Camp,
y. OF ", last evening considerable bust
ness was transacted. The quarters of the
camp at Washington will probably be OPP
posite the White House. An excursion
will be made to Crescent Park In the after
noon OF Saturday, the 3Oth of this month,
at which time q game Of ball will be
played between mines representing the
camp and Fuller's jewelry shop.
A grand opportunity is offered by the
n. ", N. II. and Hartford Railroad TO
those wishing to visit the Rhode Island
militia in camp at Oakland Beach. Trains
leave Providence 8:25, 2, $50 q. m; 1906,
l 80, 4, ASS, 5:25, 6:25 p. IN. Returning,
5:5s, 7:l7, 1856, s:33, 10:36 q. m; l2:4O, rs,
5;43, 7:l5 p. IN. Tomorrow Ia Governor's
Day at the camp. Special every train will
run this and tomorrow evenings, leaving
Providence at 1850 p. m, and returning
leave Oakland Beach at 1O:1b ID. m.