Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-05

The "hurry up" wagon was called out
this forenoon.
Coroner jerks will not renaer decision
in the Welch inquest for several days.
An interesting meeting of st. Marys
Temperance Society was held yesterday
| afternoon.
Good Samaritan Lodge, 1. q. q. f., held
its field day Saturday at Rhodes on-the-
Pawtuxet.
The $3.50 car from Attleboro had a hot
box when II arrived in this city this
morning.
All the business Judge Shove had this
morning was to fine Ave drunks, four men
and a woman.
b. II. Keiths Opera House will be open
ed one week from tonight with the
"Police Patrol"
Miss Florence M. Dean returned today
from Mashapaug, Conn, where she spent
the past five weeks.
Mayor Carroll was in town this fore
noon, but had nothing TO say OF interest
to newspaper men,
Professor Dante opened his boxing
Academy today on regular hours. He has
a number OF pupils.
The charge against John Keough for
being a vagrant was discontinued upon
the payment OF costs.
The Interstate cars were loaded yester-
day as usual The rails will be laid across
North Main street today.
Miss Maggie Linn, the accommodating
saleslady at the New Idea Store, is enjoy
ing two weeks vacation.
Every Attleboro car brought in crowd
this morning. 1t being Labor Day in our
sister state everybody went visiting.
The Wanderers started In the season in
the right way saturday by defeating the
Rovers on their own grounds, to 1.
Thomas Cunningham, the sprinter, left
today for Essex, Natick and Framing
ham, Mass, to take part In several events.
Mrs. Hayes, who resides on Division
street, was taken TO the station this fore
noon by officer Lee suffering from the
effects of a fit.
The remonstrants to Joseph McGonagle
having liquor license will be heard be-
fore the License Commissioners on We'd
nesday evening.
Marriage intentions have been. filed at
the City Clerks Office by william Nc
Comb of Fall River, and Jeanette Ash
worth of this city.
Tomorrow evening the Board Of Alder
men will sit as a board of abatement to
abate taxes, and on Wednesday evening
their monthly meeting will be held.
Several cars on the Providence line of
street railroad met with accidents yester-
day. One was pulled of the track with a
broken wheel at the foot of Garden street.
At 43 minutes past O'Clock yesterday
morning occurred the second occultation
of Mars by the moon; and the interesting
event lasted until 2:27 a. m. The occul-
tation occurred In July.
There will be a meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of the First Ward at 81 Carnation
street this evening to perfect the organi-
zation of a campaign club and a company
or two of Carroll guards.
Miss Sadie Duxbury has been engaged
ture to be given by Professor Cummings
of Boston next Sunday evening under the
auspices of Deiany Council.
The Woodbines suffered another defeat
Saturday at Wexford, the score being
TO 4. 1t was close, exciting game, how
would be until the last man was out.
meeting OF the Fourth Ward Demo-
cratic Club will be held at the corner OF
Bloomington and Hurley avenues on
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. A campaign
company is to be formed In this ward.
There was not very large docket OF
cases In the District Court yesterday.
Three persons were fined s2 and costs
| each for drunkenness, and one person ar
rested for being drunk was discharged.
Saturday the Stars were defeated by the
| Slstervilles on the Dexter street grounds
before 900 people by score of Ia to II.
] The Stars lost the game In the first in
ming and then tried hard to win, but 1t
was no use. Gallery was in the box for
| Statewide.
Peter Caster, who keeps a saloon at 15
Pleasant street, was fined go and costs
| this morning for violation of the screen
| law. Complaint had been made about the
place and yesterday Detective Haberlin
visited the saloon and found the view of
the bar obstructed.
Mrs. Catherine Mcguire, wife Of Thomas
Mcguire, called at the TRIBUNE Office this
morning and admitted that a certain
article In the Telegram of yesterday refer
red to her. She desired 1t to be stated
publicly, however, that she did not desert
her children, but took her two children
with her.