Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-10
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Weavers From 0IneyviIie
Come TO Town.
WHAT Mr.. EDDY HAS TO SAY
Will the Pollard Investigation Be q
Flash in the Pan

"Scabs, scabs, Olneyville scabs," is
plainly painted with chalk In big capital
letters upon the sidewalk several times
from the depot to the corner OF Mill and
Central streets, and attracted considera-
BILE attention, especially OF those who
come from Olneyvile Yesterday to take
the place of striking weavers at the mill
CT the Farwell Worsted Company. These
weavers were aware that samples were
being prepared but they did not for q
moment think brother workmen would
come here and do the work which they re-
fused. Yesterday morning was the first
time that they appeared and this set the
idle ones to thinking. They do not ap-
prove of the new comers' actions aud at
the next meeting sonnet hing will be done.
This morning as the l3 embarked from the
7:3O train, they proceeded direct To the
mill and entered. As they passed down
Central street their eyes met the chaik
signs and some OF them smiled, while
OF hers appeared not to like 1t. Several #
the old weavers were on the streets TO see
them.
As the new arrivals turned the corner
OF Mil street some one yelled at them
but It was not any Of the local weavers.
They will not interfere with them per-
sonally.
That IInvestigation.
The invest igation which is set down for
the Goth by the Council upon the case Of
James c. Pollard, Will, II reports are true
as given out by reliable men, be a fash in
the pan. In conservation, we'll
known person who holds position in
the town, said Thursday that he did not
believe that Pollard had such a numb
OF cases and In his opinion it was all a
bluff of his brother.
Fine Lot OF Game.
The restaurant OF Welch Bros, was
visited this morning by a large number
OF people to see the fine batch OF game
captured by James Welch, who has just
returned from Maine.
The Report Denied.
Supt. Eddy OF the Farwell Worsted mill
today to a TRIBUNE reporter denied the
report which was circulated upon the
streets this morning to the effect that the
mill would be started Monday morning
He said the same help now at work would
continue and IL he wanted more he could
get them.
Funeral OF Tel rance Lynn.
The funeral OF Torrance Lynn took
place this morning from the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, Rev. Father Farrelly
officiating.
A Bicycle Race
Two young men who reside here but
work at Potter & Atherton's at Pawtucket
consider themselves great amateur bicy Gle
riders, and so confident is each OF his
| superiority that the sum of s25 has been
put up for five mile race to take place
Saturday, November IS. John says be is
In earnest and considerable dust" Is
being put up on the result.
Int Items.
Another case OF scarlet fever is re-
ported.
Superior Lodge, No. 35, will meet this
| evening.
John B. Martin OF Worcester is visiting
relatives here.
Clay street. from Broad to High streets,
Is dangerous condition.
November p will be "open house" with
Ballou Post, No. 3, G. A. r.
The Pawtucket Hair Cloth Company
will probably resume operations Monday.
A number OF people from here attended
the opening OF the Fuller House at Woon-
socket last evening.