Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-19

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ing Institution and seldom anything stop
their trains, but some cows got In front
OF a passenger train at Ashton yesterday
afternoon and the train had to stop while
one OF the brskemen drove them on the
track.
Leroy Gammon's mother and sister
were at the police station yesterday after
noon to intereede for him and said he was
III and worked when he could.
The police are prscticing every day for
their game with the pencil pushers. Bar
ney Mclaughlin Is In a dilemma, a. he
cannot get uniform large enough for his
graceful form.
Smuelovitg, who was arrested In Proyi-
dence this morning, Is ut the station. He
says he Is not married, but the woman
who claims to be his wife has certificate.
He is engaged to another girl.
The next meeting OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association will be held Monday
evening, August 8, when three delegates
and three siternates will be elected to at
tend the National Convention In Albany.
The different prizes won at the athletic
tournament of the Y. N. e. A. on the 4th
of July are on exhibition In the window
OF A. X. Vaughn's jewelry store. Among
them are three silver cups, two racquets,
two medals and other articles.
Mrs. Is. Sexton, who is Summering
at her cottage at Prudence Park,
was agreably surprised Saturday evening
by her son Charles who made her
present of pair Of handsome diamond
earrings. IL was the 18th anniversary of
her marriage and a very pleasant evening
was spent. Among the guests we're Misses
Sadie and Rose German of Providence.
Frank T. sibley, OF the Arm of Bartlett
q sibley, printers, was the recipient OF
gold watch which was presented to him
by his father and mother at his home, 10
Gooding street. A gold chain and locket
with numerous other presents were given
him by friends. The occasion was In
honor of his END birthday. The guests
present were served literally with ice
cream, fruit, etc.
The prospect for raising good crop OF
corn never looked more encouraging than
II does this year. A ride into the country
shows many fields where the stalks are
nearly four feet In height.
A ball ground much better than that on
Dexter street could be made out of the
cricket field on Cottage street. There IL
ample room and the street car facilities
are all that could be desired.
First Sergeant John Eagan of Co. A
First Battalion, Cavalry, who was kicked
by his horse near Roger Williams Park
while returning to this city from Camp
Brown Saturday, is still at the Rhode ISL
and Hospital. The iron shoe struck him
between the knee and ankle and made
painful bruise. The doctors say he will
be able to leave the hospital by Saturday.
After the ceremony at the marriage of
Mics Sadie 3. McCluskey and Bernard J.
Flanagan at 6t. Mary's church yester-
day, the bride was presented with
beautiful bouquet by little Miss Mamie J.
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan left
last evening on wedding tour which in
cludes New York city and trip up the
Hudson. A large party Of friends assem-
bled at the brides home to wish them n
happy journey.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Perry had
two visitors from Boston a man and
woman. The woman was looking for her
husband and gave her name as Rebecca
Smuelovitx. Her husbands name she said
was Hyman Smuelovitz and that he
married her In their home in the father
land and deserted her when they arrived
at the Hub. She said he was giving his
name as Rosenberg and was stopping
with a shoemaker at 81 Dexter street, and
working In Providence. A warrant was
sworn out for non-support and deserton
and they left picture to identify him.
James 3. Wild, Secretary Of the Rhode
Island Football Association, yesterday re-
ceived the medals won by the Thistles OF
this city, champions OF the association,
and they will be presented to them some
time this week. The medals are of solid
silver and very pretty. They are OF shield
shape, surrounded by a wreath, and in
the center Is engraved player in the act
Of kicking ball. The top OF the shield
Is surmounted by two gold flags, with
football between. The medal IL pendant
by two small chains from a bar pin in
scroll shape. In the center OF the bar
are the words "Pawtucket Thistles, 9l-2,"
and on one end are the letters."R. IT,"
and on the other "F. A." being the
initials of the Rhode Island Football As
sociation.
PuGllC LAWS OF THE STATE OF