Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-09
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Hot Day at Camp Mo-
riarly Yesterday.
A BOY THIEF CAUGHT.
Volunteer Getting Ready For Wor-
cester-Base Ball Excitement.


ing a clean record at Crescent Park. The
sunrise gun found the boys astr and the
third day had worn of that newness
which was apparent by the actions of the
boys Sunday and Monday. The setting
up exercises and company drill every
morning Is grand, good thing and
sharpens the appetites, OF which none are
lacking. Here II may be said that
the food In wholesome and OF
sufficient quantity for all. The boys
state that everything Is being done in
this department for their comfort that IL
possible. Guard mount is always pretty
and attractive and the hour o o'clock a.
m., brings many hotel guests and campers
to witness the movements which are ex-
cuted with that precision and detail that
would do credit to some of the State COM
panies. The forenoon OF Tuesday, after
company drill, was occupied until noon
time in ball playing, bathing and Others
sports until dinner call. After
dinner Lieut.. Kavany gave the
boys some hard work In the
skirmish drill, which drew large
crowd. Dress parade concluded the days
work and there was fun during the even
ing. Capt. Phillips learned that some OF
the guard had given away the countersign
and he planned for their capture. With
the relief of the guard the countersign was
changed and about midnight he was re.
warded by capturing five of his men and
policeman. The latter, who is an old
soldier, was much pleased with the work.
During the night tricks that are only
played in camp were given and taken In
good humor. Many of the boys faces
were blacked and when they
awoke there was much sport. Water
pals had been removed and the cadets for
time were apparently Indians. The tug
OF war game yesterday between the teams
of Corporals McBrinn and Corrlgan was
won by the latter.
About the Quarters.
party who made themselves obnox-
ious about camp Tuesday were unceremo-
niousiy hustled out.
Lieut.. Murphy was officer OF the day
Tuesday, and Lieut.. Kavany will act in
that capacity today.
The st. Anne Cadets OF Worcester have
learned how to do guard mount by watch
ing the Central Falls boys.
Ex-Captain Divine made the boys a
present of a handsome banner yesterday
which adorns their quarters.
Musician Rock is n favorite among the
fair sex.
No profane language Is heard IL the
quarters. 1t rs strictly prohibited.
Rueben Hay Stacks tent Is on the line
and has a host OF visitors daily.
Capt. Phillips tent is the postofiice and
the mail Is increasing daily.
Two "Dums" will long remember where
the Cadets camp was located.
Guests In Camp.
Capt. Phillips entertained his father,
Capt. O'Keefe and son OF Fail River and
many others Tuesday.
Ex-Capt. Devine is a daily visitor.
The first TRIBUNE that reached camp
was sliced and the home news extracted,
then framed and went the rounds to the
several tents TO be read.
Capt. Phillips was indisposed Tuesday.
He was the first and only one thus far
that answered to the surgeons call.
Corporal McBrinn Is great host.
Among his many guests yesterday were
Miss Katie McBrinn. Mamie and Maggie
O'Donnell, Mary and Katie sallinger.
Private Crossley wears the white duck
trousers at all OF his receptions. lie had
private Mcnamara OF the Annapolis Naval
Academy in camp yesterday, also several
lady friends.
Sergt. Cummings is busy man. Sarah,
Ann and Mary Howland were his guests
Tuesday. Lieut.. Kavany Is a hard worker
When not at drill he entertains many
friends.
Corp. Corrigan regi stored at his quar-
ters Miss Rose Pierce and the Misses Du-
gans,
The Volunteer Tonight.
This evening the Volunteer will be
given another trial In preparation for the
Worcester muster. 1t is claimed to be In
the pink of condition, and the men are
more than pleased with its work. Con-
siderable money In the line Of betting has
already changed hands, and the excite
ment increases as the time draws near.
The costly new flag purchased through
Newsdealers Phillips Il Smith has arrived
and will be presented to the company
previous to their departure for the muster
August nth at Worcester. Captain John
II. Barker was at Worcester yesterday
completing arrangements for the excur-
sion and the convenience OF the men. II
Is thought that the party from here will
number more than one hundred and fifty.
He Chased the Thief.
Yesterday there arrived from Pawtucket
a Pole who opened cobbler's shop
IN direct opposition to another of his
class who has been here some months
and the new arrival made an undercut
OF prices. His acquaintance with peo-
pie appeared to be an extended one, and
especially with boys. Since his opening
he has had more or less OF a crowd about
the shop the last evening among the
number was a lad named Cox, who resides
on Branch street, Pleasant View. When