Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-10
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
FireWardens Hold an I'm.
pOrtant Meeting.
PLUMBERS CAUSE TROUBLE.
Fires Last Night and This Morning
Court News Notes.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Boaro OF Firewards was held last evening.
The usual bills were allowed.
The Committee on Street Lights re-
ported the selling OF several street lamp
posts.
The police report for the month Of Sep
tember was received and the regular police
payroll allowed.
Had a slight Shock.
Pardon White, an old resident and for
manv years a we'll known business man,
lies at his home precarious condition.
Yesterday he was taken suddenly III and
the sickness was OF a peculiar nature.
The family physician was summoned and
upon his arrival found Mr.. White IN an
unconscious state. lie had received a
slight shock, and had also burst blood
vessel I'm the head. He remained in a
comatose state for several hours but final
ly grew slightly better. At late hour
last night he knew relatives and friends
! but was in a very weak condition.
Two LitiIe Girls In Blue.
Saturday evening there arrived here two
new young girls who created no little
comment. They were strangers. They
came from Woonsocket. Last evening a
policeman arrived here from he youngest
city and with Patrolman Sylvestre went
in search OF them. The officer found
them In house over Berry's saloon. As
! soon as the wayward sirls were notified
who wanted them they appeared with
their baggage ready to return to their
parents who had sent for them.
The Meeting Postponed.
| The weavers of the Farwell Woolen
mill were to have held a meeting in the
Cadets armory last evening to further
discuss the condition OF the strike.
The meeting was called and adjourned to
| Wednesday Afternoon. The committee
went to Olneyville when the news was
received Of the trouble there yesterday.
Gave himself Up.
Luke Lynch was in the army and re.
ceived injuries to his bead. When he
drinks too much he Is like a wild man.
Yesterday he went to the house of his
son-in law where he assaulted the latter
with a rolling pin. His dsug hter, who Is
| yet sick from a recent case Of confinement
was also assaulted. Later he gave him
self up To the police and was placed In a
cell. The row caused much excitement.
In the District Court this morning he
pleaded not guilty and will have a trial
Tuesday next.
An Exhibit "a DtiII.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
will go to Lonsdale Friday evening where
they Will be the guests OF Father Kane
Branch, Catholic Knights Of America.
The local organization will hold It's an
nual ball, and under command of Capt.
Phillips the Cadets will give an exhibition
drill.
| N.wsdesler Injured.
| Newsdesler Little, while delivering
papers Yesterday afternoon about 1880,
had lit at the corner of Central and
Mary streets. lie fell between the heels
OF his carriage. Fortunately the horse
stopped and willing hands extricated him
from his perilous position. Patrolman
Bsglev, who resides In the vicinity, took
him To the police station where he was
| properly cared for and resuscitated. He
is subject To these spells.
Plumbers Cause Trouble,
The cry OF fire was raised at the corner
| Of Mill and Central streets yesterday after
noon and Burns news store was thought
to be on fire. An examination Of the
premises found a peculiar state OF affairs
In the cellar Of the tenement adjoining
|
work bad built fire upon board and
were feeding the blaze with chips which
caused much smoke to issue from the
cellar windows. IN this building is To-
Gated the undertaking rooms Of Crane q
Burns where thousands OF dollars worth
| Of goods are stored.
Held open House.
Court Flower OF Dexter, A. o, F., held
an open meeting last evening, which was
largely sttonded.
New Lock Put On.
There Is a new lock on the outside door
OF Newsdealer Ullrit his place OF business
TO-DAY. The police found the door open,
and The lock broken, and awoke him from
his stunt bers at midnight.
Last Nights Fair.
Box Ia struck just before IL O'Clock last
evening, calling the department to q
chimney fire In two.tenement house on
High street. While fighting the fire on
the roof, 1t broke out Ia the sitting room
OF the lower tenement, destroying an
organ before 1t was squelched.
HCallman Charles T. Gooding, In going
to the Broad street engine house from his
residence, lost his gold watch and chain
from his vest. Upon his arrival at the fire
he missed Il, and returning by the same
route found 1t lying on the sidewalk OF
Summit street.
This Mornings Fire.
A slight blaze In a tenement house col
lar on Earle street called the depart ment
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