Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-19
LINCOLN MUST BLUSH.
Sunday Liquor Selling a
Disgrace.
EDITOR AUTHlER'S PLUM.
Well Known Woman Asks for Water
and Drops Dead.


applications for vict usling house licenses
sent a reaction along the line OF his
lieutenants. II was wrong to license
these places for he sole purpose to do .
Sunday business and the members should
be careful about these places. Council
man Jordan is a temperance man who
tells his opinion freely, and when he said
that ali people should eat at home Sun
day, President Andrew differed with him.
Some people have no home and must eat.
The question is, Do the officers do their
dutyf
Town Sergeant Keene Was asked to ex-
plain matters, and he said that he had
made several examinations, and one place
on Dexter street he had visited twice, and
the third time he should make an exam
pie OF the proprietor, but whether this
will work or not Is question, a. this
dealer Is a personal friend of one OF the
Councilmen. Councilman Bridgehouse
said that the Sunday traffic on Dexter
street was disgusting. Right under his
eyes women began going in at O'Clock,
and kept 1t up until late in tho evening.
There should be a change of officers, and
make an example Of someone who is
openly violating the law.
"rhe very place that we granted hotel
license few days ago." said he, "two
men are seen Sunday behind the bar put
ting up beer. These Pork Pie licenses
are a sham"
Councilman Schiller asked II they could
stop the sale of liquor by refusing iicen-
ses. This was a sumner and the answer
was not forthcoming. Councilman
Bridgehouse comes from the Dexter strert
district, and, according to his own de-
scription, the locality is q noted one. AS
soon as possible the subject was changed
and a calm prevailed.
The question now under discussion is,
Is not the Council to blame for pay nre-
men whose services are all at sea ~ far a.
the knowledge of their work II known.
The Dexter street Councilman has
raised breeze and it is already claimed
that his political career as town father
will extend but little more than one
month.
The proprietor of the place he refers de-
MES the Northumberland there you are.
what They Propose.
In conversation with q TRIBUNE report
or today, a member OF the board Of Sewer
Commissioners said that President An
drew of the Council did not infer In his
remarks Monday that the Board was try
ing to sbirk their duty. The facts of the
case regarding the Dexter street sewer are
SIMPLY these: For long time the meth
cd of sewering Dexter street mas been un-
der consideration and all sorts of ideas
proposed have been discussed. The civil
engineer Of the town has made q plat Of
the entire locality, and to satisfy tho tax
payers, as well as get the best method,
was simply to secure the services of an ex-
pert who would made an approximate Of
the expense. At the June town meeting
1t was settled upon that this important
matter should be discussed and II possible
decided; then the mmissioners would
be proceeding In a legal and proper man
ner. The Board are anxious and willing
to begin work as early as is possible, but
are equally anxious to make . thorough
and lasting job OF this important under
taking. The work Of engaging the sx'
pert has already begun, and the work will
be pushed IS rapidly ~ possible.
The New Commissioners.
The fortunate receiver OF the position OF
License Commissioner at the Council meet
ing Monday afternoon, was Proprietor
Autbier OF the Repu blican French paper OF
this village, L'Esperance. During his
two years work with his publication Mr..
Autbier has been a most indefstigaole
worker, both personally and with his pa
p for the interest OF the party. With.
out him TO the rescue the party would
have been stranded. He IL q Frenchmsn
and that class are being more numerous
ly rewarded than residents and taxpayers
Of 20 years standing at the present time
by the Republican leaders of Lincoln.
Some parts OF the town are Kicking, ~ ali
mem Ders of the Board are residents Of
TINS village. Whoop 'er up!
Funersi of Edith Young.
The funeral Of Edith Young, who died
so soon after being taken to the hospital
Sunday afternoon, took place Tuesday af-
terDoon from her former residence, Central
street. The interment was at Moshas-
suck cemetery.
Williams New Shop.
While "Bllly" Kelly. the popular tom
sorisl artist, Is recupersting from his re-
cent Illness, his shop IL undergoing
thorough renovation and when completed
he will receive his "regulsrs" In more at
tractive quarters.
Nearly Bled TO Death.
Henry Forrest, a carpenter on the Bush
man Block, Garfield street, about noon.
time cut deep cash In his wrist with .
hatcbct. He nearly bled to death. w. J.
Moran corded the arteries which saved
the mans life.
Asked for water and Died.
Mrs. James M. Fournier Of "A Cowds,
street had tor years been In most robust
health. Sne weighed moro than 200
t,ounds Lat evapiu~ U htia m hav ma 10