Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-19
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The Senate Is talking through Its bat.
Tower Light Infantry met for tsrgs
practice last eveaing.
The Board OF Aldermen Will meet as
Board ot Abatement this evening.
The Ladies Aid Society OF st. Mary
parish held social meeting last evening
Big Democratic registration mean ms Re
publican vexation. Let the good work &c
on.
The Metropolitan Club will hold a fes
tlvsl In Veteran Firemen's hall this even
ing.
The school fags are flying In commem-
oration of the surrender OF CORVALLIS
1881.
Elizabeth J. Hobbs OF MsgiI street wss
taken to the State Asylum for rhe Insane
today.
There are l64 divorce cases to be heard
at the October session OF the Supreme
Court.
State Assayer Perkins has not com.
pleted bis examination OF the James Far
roll case yet.
Eureka Lodge OF Woonsoo ket was visi.
ted by Grand Master J. Milton Payne and
stan last evening.
Undertaken Mccarthy OF Providence
came out this forenoon and took the body
| OF John Zimmerman to his home.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge was visited by
! Grand Chancellor George e.. Gates and
board OF grand OF officers last evening.
You can't always tell by the size OF the
bouquet In young mans buttonhole
how large a conservatory the young man
has at home.
at Woodlawn have been submitted to Rt.
Rev. Bishop Harkins by the pastor Rev
Father Garcn.
Officer McDuff was sent to the Cam pbell
Machine Company's works this noon to
look out for gang that play ball and
break windows.
The Pswtucket Woman Suffrage League
will hold its annual meeting In the rooms
of the Kings Daughters, Y. NJ. Z. A.
building, on Saturday at 8 p. m.
Charles w. Arnold, advance representa-
tive o, "The Golden Wedding Co.," was
in town today. The company appears at
Music Hall a week from tonight.
The Attleboro authorities have given up
the Mccarthy case. 1t will be remembered
that the body of Patrick Mccarthy was
found in Writings pond last Spring un-
der suspicious circumstances.
Joseph Mason, the venerable mason and
contractor, fell on the street last evening
and received n severe cut in the back Of the
head. DR.. Lane was called, and was
obliged to take several stitches to close up
the wound
Michael F. Cavanaugh OF this city has
been appointed principal OF an Armenian
evening school IN Central Falls. The
sessions are held in the High School build
ing and last evening there were forty-slx
pupils present.
Some OF the newspapers court martialed
Captain Hackett and condemned him even
before the court OF inquiry was appointed.
going SO far as to rske up alleged crooked
transactions of a private nature. Fair
play, gentlemen.
"Beautiful?" answered the fair Paw
tucket girl, when asked whether the
Worlds Fair was attractive. "Beautiful3
Welt, should Just say 1t is. The build.
ings look as though they Were carved out
OF solid ice cream"
Rev. Jotn +. Lynch. president OF the
Diocesan Temperance Union, will on Sun
day evening conduct a rally under the
auspices OF st. Mary's Temperance Society
for the benefit of the union. There will
also be a concert by tirst class local talent.
pile OF paving stones have been lying
on the sidewalk at the corner OF Main
and School streets for the past three
months. 1t reminds the people OF that
no use for such they want the obstruction
removed.
A Texas contemporary fnds evidence
that the lone star state Is degeneratlng In
the fact that "at present the suspe usion of
bankers is not keeping pace with the sus-
pension OF banks" The Texas plan OF
adjusting banking is too "advanced"to be
| practicable.
Three times the thoroughbred racers
ridden by gaily dressed jockeys cross the
stage in full view OF the audience In Ed.
| Z. Haniord's play, THE Shamrock" At
the start, on the back stretch and at the
finish they are seen going al top speed.
| When Shiel O'Moore comes down the
home stretch a winner the applause Is
simply deatening.
For some time the street raj way COM
pany has been Obliged TO use Mineral
| Spring avenue cars on the Lonsdale avenue
route, the travel has been SO great. II be-
| came necessary 10 have more cars and
four new ones for the Lonsdale route
have arrived. They are larger than the
old ones and are about the same style as
the Providence electrics, accommodating
more passengers.
To Illustrate how hard times are with
some people 1t may be we'll to state that a
man VINO works at the Lorraine mills had
! just Il cents In his pay envelope after the
company had teken out his house rent.
Another IL whsre bag of -four was
stolen from grocery and an officer went
! to a certain house to search for Ii. When
he got to the door he saw several children
eating the -four and turned away without
looking any further.