Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-10
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where ~ UBIQUITOUS REPORTERS.

at Worcester.
The Clippers will meet the Manville
Rovers tomorrow.
4 pension has been granted Janiel l..
Chapman, wstcL Hill.
A man with new hat now is set down
as having bet on election.
The Shenandoah Social Club will hold 4
social in German Hall, Glenwood avenue,
tins evening.
The Msnville Athletics will meet the Y.
NJ. c. A. team In the Rhode Island League
series tomorrow.
Arthur Paine OF Central Falls Is spend.
ing a week Nth friends on South Main
street, Fall River.
The Democratic qoarrels IN Pawtucket
gave the city TO their opponents yester-
day. Newport News.
Election now being over the Republi'
cans ought to stop their calamity howl
ing and boom business little.
The official visitation OF Col. W. NJ. p.
Bowen and stan to Camp A. X. Tilton, s.
OF ", was a very brilliant AFFAIR.
A meeting OF the Providence Base Ball
Association was held last evening and the
season was reported as successful.
Rev. and Mrs. George J. Bloomfield
were rendered grand reception at the
Lorraine Chapel Wednesday evening.
The great colored heavyweight, Peter
Jackson, will be In town tonight and will
appear as "U ncle Tom" at Music Hall.
Delany Council. K. Of g., was repre-.
sented at he social gwen by Newman
Council In Elmwood Hall last evening.
The Crescent Literary Association OF
Central Falls will observe its anniversary
this evening by holding ball at the
AlcsEar.
A cake sale is In progress at the resi-
deDce OF Mrs. Francis Pratt on Vernon
street this afternoon for the benefit OF the
Day Nursery.
The first anniversary OF Leah Lodge,
ID. OF r., was a very pleasant AFFAIR and
there were many visiting members from
other lodges.
Tiepke OF Pswtucket, appears to have
been born under lucky star. What can
be said OF the Democrats who contributed
20 his election.-- Woonsocket Call.
1t you meet man who wears worried
look, set him down as a Democrat who
DIDN'T take the precaution to redeem his
ulster before this sudden frost set in.
Levi sorrell, II years Of age, was arrested
on charge OF yagrancy yesterday. He
was the one hat had the peculiar weapon
OF horse shoe nail and a piece
OF wood.
A rece ption will be ,ahistad the MEM
hers OF the First Nj. Il. LpuIch school this
, "euilg y . Chsp5er l,i17.T " crth League,
( Se ves.ry OF the chUrt b, ira 1880 To
Il loch.
s azers ALL have picnic beginning
th tg, hing and las ing urlN Wednesday
nlgut The earth is passing through
pc, o. r meteoric ring which only occurs
ono in about IS years.
Arrangements are being made to have
the Canadian Football Club play the
Rovers in Fall River Thanksgiving Day.
Frank Mellor has charge OF the affair and
1t viii probably be go.
II, railing In the Captains office at the
police station Is again being shifted
around to make room for the big safe
recently purchased. The space outside
the rail viii be very snIsll.
The Providence electrlcs did very well
yesterday for tho first Cay. There was
only one accident and that was when a
car left the rails down near the barn on
Pawtucket avenue. 1t was got on again
In a little time.
Yesterday afternoon an Italian woman
from Water street came to the station and
wanted an officer to go over and arrest
her husbapd, as she said he had assaulted
a woman named Beunetf, who owns the
place 10 ives In aud who had come to see
about the ut. Officer Mclaughlin went
over but did not arrest him as he had
locked himself up In the house.
The eaete-n board ofthe American Foot.
ball Association met at Fall River. The
protests OF the Greenpoint Thistles vs.
True Blues, and New York Caledonians
vs.. Patterson Tnistles were considered and
a vote taken. Both protests were al
lowed and the games will have to be
replayed on or before Nov. Is. The board
Will also select referees for both games.
The employees OF the Union road like
g., N al trin "a
very much as they DO not have to work so
long hours and make tr1 same number of
trips and get the same pay. Theirs were
fourteen sets OF men on the horse cars and
now there are twent four, and, fourteen
OF them are "esrly cars" the men getting
through before O'Clock In the evening.
The new electric cars were little of In
regard to time yesterday, but that will be
overcome. Care should be taKen about
regulating the speed on long straight
hes like Garden street. A motorman
does not seem to realize how fast he IL
running, and the danger OF team being
suddenly driven IN front OF the car from O
cross street should always be remembered
Large audiences have witnessed the ex-
ceiIent performances OF "Around the
World in Eighty Days" as given at 10th.
rop's Opera House by Z. p. Sullivan and
bis excellent company. 1t is very seldom
that so much exciting realism is intro
duced In q single play and all oil the grea,
scenes are most enthusiastically ap
pisuded. The Central Falls Temperance
Cadets are proving one OF the biggest