Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-02
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
No Change in The Con.
ditI0n Of The Strike.
BILL ClARK'S GREAT JOKE.
Condition OF Pardon White is Pre-
carious-All the News.

"Condition Of affairs unchanged, :" Is the
reply to the questions asked the weavers
OF the Farwsli Worsted Mill who Mon
dav next will enter upon the tenth week
az idieness on account OF a reduction OF
wages which thew claim was most ex.
cessive. There were some hopes that a
conference might change the prospect OF
things, but II appears TO have had no
eff'ct towards an understanding and a
return to the looms OF a settied-upon
81 hedule OF prices, which was most earn
estiy toped FOR by tho business men who
weekly feel the effects OF the strike more
noe more. fns same feeling exists here
a. at Olueyville and the majority
ere aetermlr &c rc remain out. As before
stated IN these cb'gn rs the weavers have
met with fairly good response for con.
trihutions and as the nutlt er has greatly
diminished since the strike inarguratCd
they claim to bs ablo to Eeer ahoat
There can be found, however, a ieW mar
ried ones who have depending families
that are ready and willing, II the oppor-
tunity Is afforded, to go to work. These
people claim that they have homes which
they claim has taken years to obtain. 1t
Is a fact which the principal movers do
not deny, that large number of the
single men have sought employ ment else
where. There was a report on the streets
Friday that this mill would bo opened 20
receivs help Monday morning as at the
Olneyville mills. A visit to thu office a.
an early hour this nIorninC iouna Super
tendont Eddy busy al ! "a respo Ose to he
question "a quoted from ruluors which are
frequent just at present 40 aid II was
not true. That he coulu Use few, about
six weavers, ~ finish the weaving Of sam.
piles, but there was nothing In relation to
starting the mill.
Biil Cisrks's Joke.
Manager Clark Of the Central Falls
Boiler Works is practical joker and Is
one who enjoys Jest as well az any OF her
live being. He, In conversation with a
business man yesterday, was dis
cussing the presen: depression OF busi-
ness. Clarke referred to the several large
contracts and, as a Joke to the man with
whom he was conversing, said that he re +.
ceived a contract for "A boiler equally d.
n uinutive In size as was In proportion
the largest order received. He would
complete today the smallest boiler ever
made In the world and had arranged with
the owner CT carrier pigeons to have a IA
nous bird take IL to ls destination. There
were "A few who went to the works today
to see the boiler and the "hy" begin
Clarke wore broad smile and announced
the Job postponed for one week.
y. Your Name H.r.r
At this Postoffice are the following let
ters uncalled for. When asking for them
please say they are advertised: John
B. costello, James Flanagan 2, Thomas
Jolly, Michael Kehoe, James Madden, Ed.
win +. Taylor. French-Mrs. George
Beaudette, Mary Csrricre, Mrs. Mertin
GOWN, Miss Jennie Vhienerve.
Annual Election.
The regular meeting OF Superior Lodge,
No. 35, 1. d. o. F., held last evening was
largely attended. The annual election OF
officers was held and the Installation OF
;ns 0ewly elected officers will occur at the
first meeting In j nulry. Consi5 era olo
routine business was t1aus acted.
Condition much Worse.
Psrdon White, one of the Oldest cit gems
~ this village, has for some time been
COnfin, ! to his residence with compl'-
ration II diseases. rhlnh sgivins after.
noon he partook of the regular dinner
and when returning to mis- home from he
yard tell unconscious In the entry. lie
was removed To his room and DR.. Cots
chalk summoned, v no pronouced the case
one Of Ioarl failure. He WAS nDconsc out
TO- =, mc cine and now lies in precart rtou >
condition.
Cios sTb's rv' ming.
The fair of the Temperance Society,
which has been In progress during the
preseLt week, closes Z ois evening.
DulJ'rz Iu Court.
Business with Judge GDff is equally as
dull as elsew here. This morning he hs 3
but one case for drunktr ness.
Int-r'sling Items.
Mrs. Frank }. Wymsn of Claremont,
y. II is visiting relatives here.
Regular meeting OF the Lincoln Town
Council " ii he held Monday afternoon at
Z O'Clock.
John Booth and party, who have been
on the Cape 'or -oseTli days hunting and
listing, are eSpe,,.d bme touay.
Brancn 265, Cathoi,B Knights Of Ameri.
ca, met last evening. lrers seEc present
large number OF the meEnt ,rs ana -egu.
lar business was transacted.
The funeral OF William Spaulding will
occur Sunday afternoon from hIs resi-
dence on Central street, and organization
TO " hich he belongs will attend.
Samuel Anderson OF Potter & Atherton
Machine Company left yesterday iol
Utica where he will superintend putt ne
In a large order OF new mac hinory for the
Utica Steam Cotton Com pany.