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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
BRANDED AS A FAKE.
Woodruff Has No Idea of
Marrying Miss Gould.
Is NOT EVEN HER FRIEND.
An Incidental Statement Concerning g
His Going TO Yale.

NEW YORK, Nov lS-The story pub
lish,d Yesterday throughout the country
that Actor Harry Woodruff had resignei
from Frohman's company in order to take
Q law course at Yale, the expense Of which
was To be borne by George Gould. "a he
was the promised husband OF Miss Anna
Gould, is pronounced fake. This morn
ing's ii raid has the following interview
with Mr.. Woodruff:
Mr.. Woodruff vas seen very late last
night, and said TO reporter: ut is
alb .olutely untrue. There is no IN rriage
engagement; there il no friendship be-
tween Ms Anna Gould and myself There
has been none for more than "a year. There
never was any-simply an acquaintance
ship. / met her casually at n tea. i met
her two or three times after that. found
that the scquaintanct ship was not agree
able to The familg ', aud mod astly stopped
ceased all communication with her.
feel very bad about the publicity of the
thing for the sake of the family. know
1t will cause a great deal Of annoyance,
but the thing is so absolutely ridiculous
that can't help but see the funny side Of
1.-THE comedy side"
Meetings Were Accidental
"Did you ever call upon Miss Anna
Gould at her fathers homer"
NO." rephe Mr.. Woodruff. ~ met
her few times at various receptions that
attended at the houses Of mutual friends.
Our meetings were quite accidental
quite by chance. | wish you would say
this for me: That so far rs my going TO
Yale Is concerned shall pay my expenses
out of my own earnings, together with a
legacy left me by my mother, part Of her
inheritance from the estate of her father,
Gabriel w Cote"
Mr.. Woodruff then was told OF the story
that he made some sta ements about ex-
pecting to marry Miss Anna Gould "after
a dinner where he had loaded too much"
THAT statement is an outrage" ex-
claimed Mr.. Woodruff. ut is entirely
false never made any such assertion.
never drink liquor Of any kind
Woodruff says he has never met Miss
Helen Gould
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
ANOTHER SYMPHONY.
(W'itten for the TRIBUNE.)

Dramatis Personae: Mulrooney, McPhart-
land, Smut, Bargnesgain and Mikilroy.
Mikilroy-Weil, gentlemen, you know
that I was driven out OF town once by my
writing nasty stun In the daily Times To
suit you. Now, do not propose to go
into the edit r hip OF your paper with the
Conev Island heading unless you plank
down the cash.
Mulrooney-Well, you thee, Mickilroy.
we don't Just know what to do. What will
you give me as the busthin managerf
want fifty dollars a week.
Mikilroy-Ask Smut.
Smut-There's no use. Am not goin' to
put money In ennything that don't pay rs
we'll as me own liquor Dizziness. / can't
see how can make money In onny biz.
sin.ss but what 1 know. That's all l
know OF II.
McPhartiand-But, Mr.. Smut, We want
to down Carroll. You know you sold out
to Aldrich and we want to make a. much
az you did.
Smut-What I do, I do. You were
fighting me aw bile ago wild Carroll. Pah!
what's tbisl Come boys, an have drink.
Banghimsgain (aside) Now look here,
McPhsrtland, you may have worked Car
roll and Grossly, but you DON'T know how
to work Smut and Muirooney. Let me do
It. ITO Smut It's right here, Smut, we
want paper here"
Smut-Yes, and run on the same lines
as the Times.
"Huh; what's the use OF having two or
gans W hen you can get one for nothingf'
"But, you see, We will pretend 20 be
Democratic paper"
40, aye; and yer will get my money"
Ahm not IN IL, me boys. Ave enough
to attiLd to."-Collapse.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
AMUSEM ENTS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera pouse.

Lothrop's Grand Opera Rouse.
One of the brightest, liveiiest and most
acceptable Irish plays ever seen In New
England Is J. e. Toole's "Killarney and
the Rhine" that Is to be the attraction
at Lothrop's Grand Opera House next
week. Mr.. Toole, the star, gained his
reputation as an actor in the best theat-
rical organizations that ever toured
America. For several seasons he was
character comedian in the w. J. Florence
company and he accompanied Mr.. Flor
ence and bis wife on their tour through
England. Although an Irish play, "Kil-
larney and the Rhine" will remind you
forcibly OF J. K. Emmet's "Fritz." A
Teuton vagabond wanders into the re-
giop of Killarney In Ireland, locates, and
his efforts to thwart the plans of a william
to ruin the people who have been kind to
him provides the plot for the drama. Be-
sides a very foroible story, there are sew
era; most beautiful situations introduced.
there is lots of comedy. Mr.. Toole does
a great deal OF singing and dancing and
his scene with Little Charlotte as Snelder
and with Miss Laura Deane as Ely O'Neill
are simply exquisite. His yeodling OF
German songs is another great feature OF
the performance. Jay Hunt has the best
role that he ever attempted as Capt. Basil
Fitrsimmons, devil OF a fellow of the
41st, and he makes the most Of It. Miss
Lillian Mortimer does very clever work as
wonderfully goot character work as the
crawling Williams catspaw, Larry Herman,
while the heavy character OF Col. Harvey
LeMoyne is we'll acted by Albert II. Field,
and the popular leading man, J. Francis
Kirke, Is clever as Reginald Carey.
Keith's Opera House.
Annie Ward Tiffany, tie recognized
leading Irish comedy actressiO, this coun-
try, surrounded hy carefully chosen
company, will be seen at Keith's Opera
House next week, presenting for the first
time there, Alfred KeDnedy's American
comedy, "Ladv Barney" which has re-
ceivcd the seal of approval from the hands
of press and public. While the comic
interest dominates tho play there is also
vein of sentimeut which affords Miss
Tiffany an opportunity to display her
versatility. AS on crit has said, Quot
ing the famous Byron) her performance
seemed pendulum oetwixt sn lie and
tear"
Lothr rop's Providence Opovs uosse.
A very taking attraction Will be Offered
by Manager @. K. Lothrop at his provi-
donce Opera Bouse next week in the nau-
tiCsl meloorama entitled "The Light on
the Point The play is of the "Shore
Acres" order, a majority Of its scenes be-
ing laid upon the rugged coast of New
which too participants are carried to
New YORK and to mining camp In
Crede, Colorado.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
OFFICIAL MESSAGES
Likely to Overthrow All the Speculation Con.
cerninq Events In Hawaii.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ls.-The expected
arrival at any moment of the next steamer
from Hawaii, the Australia, has had he
effect Of decreasing to the lowest point the
speculation and surmise that mas been
prevalent regarding the Hawaiian ques-
ton. Officials of the state department, as
we'll as the public at large, fe thai this
steamer will bring messages to the United
States authorities and the representatives
OF the provisional government of the
Hawaiian islands which might controvert
al the speculations that have been in
dulged in and bring definite information
of he situat ion al Honolulu.
Under these ci cumstauces there is abso-
lutely no news, aad il is doub full whether
there will be any until the arrival of the
steamer vt San Franciscn. Secretary
GreSham said that there wa nothing fur
ther To BE- giv-n To the press The rumors
that Blounts report is to lie made public
are now denied, because there is nothing
In it that ha5 not already been published
I'm substaucr
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
WILL GIVE 100000.
Finance Committee Fa.
vOrS New High School.
MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT.
Sum Asked by School Board is Cut
$4,000.

rhe Joint standing Committee on FL
nance OF the City Couucil met last even
ing and there was a delegation from the
School Committee present
After hearing what the latter had 10
say, II was voted to recommend that
100000 be appropriated for a new High
School, although $4,000 was asked.
The building Will be erected according
to the plans OF Stone, Wilson Il Carpenter
OF Providence.
1t will be OF light colored brick, called
Milwaukee, and the trimmings will be OF
terra Gotta.
The committee intends that the appro-
priation OF 100000 will complete ten
rooms OF the building IN every particular,
even to furnishing, and that four rooms
In the wings will be left unfurnished, as
there is no immediate use for them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
THE EXHIBITION GAME
A Pretty Contest-O r smith knocsed
Out In worcester by Canavan.

Pretty Cootest-O smith knocsed
Out In Worcester by Canavan.
There was a very pretty game OF polo In
Infantry Hall, Providence, last evening
between the Boston add Providence tea ms
for the benefit of the Olneyvilie strikers.
There was very poor attendance and
the receipts will barely cover expenses,
but the management will donate f25 for
the strikers benefit.
Score: Providence, IL; Boston, 10.
whalsrs beaten.
The New Bedfords were at Worcester
last night and o. Il. Smith was knocked
out by Canavan striking him In the pit OF
the stomach with his stick.
The first half of the game was rough
and the last half was farce. Each side
lost goal on fouls.
Lations and Roberts changed places In
the last half and each made burlesque OF
hrs place. Smith is badly bruised, but
prob bly, Is not seriously hurt.
Score: Worcester, z; New Bedford, 1.
Tonighrs Games.
New Bedfords at Providence, Boston at
Brockton.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
new ENGLAND BRIEFS,

Mich .cl Flaherty of Wi ch ster, Mass
admits setting a number OF fires in that
town.
Because Of cut in wa rcs, the handle
fir hers in the Gcodell cutlery works at
Antrim, y. H., went on "A strike.
A scheme of fai HESS employees OF the
Boston and albany rail road for robbin1
the company has been d covered.
Thomas | 'nnecksoa ch rles that 5000
of the Homes cad relic fund WIS sguan-
dered in trdvei NJ about the co iuty
The conservation Of All Saints' cnurch.
Meriden, Conn tork place yesterday.
Bisnop William pi cached the serm n.
Robert A. Ray OF Hiusda'e, y. H., re.
Gently elected pri cipal Of the high school
at Kreue, y. H., has accepted the p ST.
ton.
August Vogle fell iuto vat 4 boiling
water at tie Narrr gan~ett brewery in
Arlington, X. l., aud died from his iu-
jurns
Willard f. Mcintyre pleaded guilty to
a clHrve Of embrzz i X $500 from Georye
ID Goodrich In Boston about four years
sgo
North Jay, Me, viii furnish the granite
for tie mammoth tomb to he erected to
the M, mory of General u. ). Grant IN
New York city.
The veslrymen of St Pau's Episcopal
church, Portla d, Ne, voted TO ex end q
call to Rev. Northey Jones Of st. Clemens
chuch, New York.
Hon. Asa l.. Morse Of Cambridge, Mass,
wants new trial Of the breach Of prom
ise c,se ia which a verdict Of $40. 900 was
given against nim.
John Aigan Of Pawtucket, X. / n saloo,
keep r. wa. Seli usly stabbed by John Nc
Donald, while attempting 10 eject him
from the saloon. Mcdonald ESCAPED.
1t has been determined that George
Bradley, found dead in room at the Cen
tral hoJsl, New Haven, snort time ago,
having been asphyxated, was robbed of
his money.
The Massachusetts, Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty To Animals offers "A re-
ward Of ESQ for testimony convicting
teacher Of dissec ing animals In the pub
lie schools.
Endowment order dividends have been
recommended as follows: Bay State
league, ~ per cent; Peoples Five-Year
Benefit Order W l-3 per cent; Fraternsl
Circle 60 . per cent.
The executive committee OF the Massa-
chusetJ- Republican sya q committee were
givel "A testiHonM ba que at tue Amer-
ctn house, B ston. SYeech,s were mad by
ColuneI Wm-lOw, exc werner Long, Sen.
ator Hoar, Ex-Governor b. kett AID
o,her-.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
HAYES GRATED.
Finance Committee Says Charges Against
Him We're UniOundered.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE row in
the ranks If the Knights of Labcr which
started with the filing Of the report Of
Grand Treasurer Hayes was continued
with great bittern, SIS yesterday AID last
night. There are no ev deuces of an AMIGA
bic settlement.
The morning session OF the convention
was taken up with routine business. In
the afternoon the Hayes faction was re-
newed again, and very hi ter addresses
were mad by A. w. Wright and John
Devlin Of the general board, di, claiming
the charges of fraud.
Meme OF the finauce committee were
secreted ia Mr.. Hayes room all the even
ing with the guard on the door. For two
hours they were engaged in scanning his
accounts Subsequently it was stated
that the fnance committee met and agreed
that the cha gas were not we'll founded.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
OUTRAGED AND IMPRISONED
Shocking Case Of Brutality Brought to Light at
Bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. ls.-The DO
lice arrested William II. Cook, aged 90,
for assauti1g Nellie Mahoney, an ls-year.
old orphan He Induced the girl to enter
furniture store, where he l. employed,
one evening about four werks az ,, and as
saulted her. Since then she has been con.
fiued in cellar hat was seldom used, and
Cook has pr cured her meals f,T her. The
proprietor OF the store went into the cellar
yesterday aud l' uHd the x ri there. After
some quest 10 ling sue told him the whole
story.
Cook has a wife and several children.
The girl was In a terrible condition. Her
hair had not been combed In a month, and
her clo,hing was filthy. She has no one
TO care for her aud Is not quite sensible.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
MUCH ILL-FEELING.
Straight Second Ward Repub-
IicanS Are Mad.
They Are Incensed at Cole(d) Deal
Which Has Been Made.

There seems to be a very decided Ill.
feeling on he part of the Republican can
didates, with one exception, MIR. Cole)
in the Second Ward at the deal entered
into between the Smith faction on the
one hand and Cole on the other. The
disclaim all connection with the Supervi-
sorship trade and roundly denounce the
tactics employed in selling out the rem.
Dant OF the party to Smith.
All OF them are consistent Republican,
and intended To remain 80, but now they
say the time has arrived to rebuke the
trading propensity of Cole and his allies
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
PRICE ONE CENT
ITS YOUR MOVE"
Frat Social OF the East SIDE Checker Club
Held Last night

Frat Social OF the East SIDE Checker Club
Held Last Night
In the old Town Hall, School street, the
FIRST social of the East Side Checker Club
was held last evening and IT wss a very
enjoyable AFFAIR.
The grand march was led by the Chair
man of the Committee OF Arrangements.
Job Tyrreli, and Mrs. j. II. Russell. and
the following were the committees In
charge:
Committee OF Arrange-Job TyrrelI,
Chairman; ID. Mountain, Secretary; o.
McCsrron, Treasurer; Joseph Smith, p.
McCourt, George Locklin, Michael Con-
pors, Jr., General Floor Manager, Job
Tyrrell; Assistant Floor MsnaGers-P.
hcCourt, Joseph smith, William Nc
Caughey. Aids-D. Hodgins, Valley
Falls; q. Lawton, Seylesville; Chris Cute,
East Providence; Jonn Cassidy, Valley
Falls; John McAloon, Pawtucket, p. F.
Rock, Pawtucket. Reception Committee
George Locklin, Daniel Mountain, Owen
McCrrron, NJ. Connors, Sr., Andy Abel
son.
Supper was served at intermission.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
LOCAL LINES.

The Lothrops Juniors defeated the st.
Paul Choir boys st football today in
Scott's lot, 2to0.
Twenty Ave horses were sold at auction
at the horsecar barn on Broad street this
forenoon. Good horses were sold for
s1o.
The Chess Club is In bad shaps. but the
story In local paper last night that suits
had been entered against a dozen men,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18

Allcock's Porous Plasters are pnappruacb.
able In curative properties, rapliity and
safety OF action, and are the only reliable
fully stood the test az over thirty years use
by the public; their virtues have never
to trade upon tile reputation OF Ailccck,s Inv
making plasters with holes In them AMI
claiming them To ne "jnst as good as All
cocks" and the stand today indorsed by not
only the highest medical authorities, but nv
millions OF grateful patients who have
proved their efficacy as n household remedy
Beware OF limitations. Ask for AllcockSs
and do not be persuaded TO accept substt.
Brsndreth's Pills will puffy the blood.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Society Meetings.

There will be meeting this evening at
s o'clock OF the SsrsAeld Association Ia
arrange for the funeral of Thomas ii
Kelly.
Division s, A. o. H., will hold an Inn
portant business meeting tomorrow after
noon mt 2 o'clock.
st. Mary's Temperance Society Will hold
its regular monthly meeting tomorrow
afternoon at ( o'clock.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
GETTING DOWN TO WORK.

Democratic State Committee VIII Boom
Important Matters.
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee met in Providence today. There was
a large attendance OF memb bers and several
prominent Democrats.
After brief session the meeting sd-
journed, and Immediately afterwsrd those
present organized a conference on the
plurality amenrment and registration
matters, with ex-Gov. John W. Davis
presiding.
Hon. p. j. Mccarthy and James Mo-
Nally, Esq., were sppointed to draw up
and have published IAN address To the
electors on the plurality amendment"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
The Apache as q Soldier.

As TO the merits OF the Apache as sol
dier. he doesn't seem TO have many He
can withstand an incredible amount OF IA
tigue. A body of Apache infantry will
make a forced march i'm better time and
can arrive in better fighting trim than the
average regular cavalry. When the line
Of battle is drawn up. Mr.. Apache is not
there.
From time immemorial the Apache war
rior has fought only from ambush, and no
amount Of military discipline can compel
him TO face fire in which he has no bet
ter chance than his enemy. The only
shing which lures the Indian from the res
ervation into the army IL his love OF the
uniform. lie cares more for bright colors
and gilt trappings than for his wives, even
more than he does for eating. Then they
like the evolutions and military maneu-
vers. They enjoy the music, especially
lively and spirited martial airs.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Brilliant Society Event.

New YORK, Nov. l7.-Every circle OF
society and statecraft was brilliantly rep
resented in St. Patrick's catuelral yes
terday at the marriage OF Miss FL zabeth
Elkins, daughter Of s ephen B. FL liins, ex-
SECRETARY of war in Posi- ent HarIison's
cabinet. to Edwin +. Bruner, a well.known
member OF the Sto k Exchanga OF IN s
city and prominent figure in so iety and
club life Cf the metropolis.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Two Eiuhts.

There was very lively "go" without
rules, on Main street bridge about mid
night last night and both OF the contes.
tants were badly battered.
About IL O'Clock some one entered the
"Ati leboro House" on the Eest side ana
stole half dollar from man who was
getting change, and later the thief was
numerically Kicked.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Second Ward Caucus.

The Democrats OF the Second Ward held
q caucus last night and chose the follow
Ing as City Council candidates, to be
voted for at the special ele ,tion on the
18th inst Alderman, Edward O'Brien;
Councilmen, Edward McCaughey, Isaac
Gill and John Erwin; Warden, william
II. Hayes; Ward Clerk, Joseph l.. Kelly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
"Iear OF Inaotivjtv."

At the annual meeting of the Ladies
Soldiers Memorial Association yesterday
the Secretary reported another "y ear OF
inactivity, The Treasurer's report
showed balance OF III, ,356.05. Mrs.
James l.. Wheaton was elected President
other offices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
The BoItinq Democrats.

The boiling Democracy OF the Second
Ward have filed their no N nations for the
coming election as follows: For Alder
man, Edward Smith; for Councilmen,
Patrick keenan,, Joseph McCaughey and
James p. McVay.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Chief Cashier Erred.

New YORK, Nov. IA cable from
LondD says: The Bank of Englau
scandals are dying cut. The chief cashier
exceeded his fame ions by perm ttirr the
substitution Of securities pledged wlthoui
authority of his superiors. He was dis.
missed and his successor was appointed.
but there has been no fraud, only ';regu-
Ia ritiaa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Victory For Germans.

SYDNEY, Nov. ls.-News from New
Guinea says there has been fgl,ing be-
tween the Germans aud the natives. The
latter tried TO destroy a German settle
ment, but were repulsed with heavy
losses. The German loss was light. Fur
ther fighting IS expected AT any moment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Crushed 10 Pieces.

MORRISON, Ills, Nov. ls.-Charles An
drews, proprietor of the Andrews Opera
company, travelling in their own pr vate
parlor car, st'pp"d from one railroad track
to anothe to ay, i'll frr gnt train, e an
express struck nim. iii, body WAS ground
In nirces
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
TWELFTH ANNUAL.

Lewis a Curry ofthe "wooabine" Celebrate
TIN Ga and style.
The 18th anniversary of the formstion
OF the firm OF Lewis Il Curry occurred
yesterday. Thew are the proprietors Of
the "Woodbine."
They entertained in a royal manner.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Terrible Resul s OF a Gale.

LONDON, Nov. 1S-Steam trawler Ruth
Bolton was caught in .quall dur,nI n
storm on the Tyne and four Of her or W
were dashed overheard The schoon r
Eliza Bell was wrecked and all her crew
were drowned. Seven other Sun, II yes els
were wrecked on the British coast, but
their crews were rescued
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Complied With Demands.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. Nov. l7-Feip,
Chav,s was assaulted in his Office by three
men, who made h. m open his safe and
turn over $3.50
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Peculiar Utterances.

BERLIN, Nov. ls.-The Germania de-
clares that the emperor, in his address,
said: IL want Christian soldiers who say
their LuId's prayer. Soldiers are not to
have a viii! Of their own. You must have
but one will. and that Is my will; one law,
and that Is my law"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
u Hoar Doesn't Want Il.

Boston, Nov. H. Says General w. +.
Diaper, yes, | am candidate for the
United States senate, but only on coudi.
tion that Mr.. Hoar doe.n't want to 70
back again He is too good Republican
not to be returned if he wants to-"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
THE MISFiT PARIORS.

Splendid Line OF Winter Cio,hing just
Opened Up.
An enormous line of Winter clothing
has just been opened up at the Misfit
Parlors and glance In their massive
show windows shows a startling array OF
overcoats, REFERS, ETC., at bewilderingiy
low prices. One overcoat for f4.s5 is
bound to become great leader.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Must Remain In EIile.

PARIS, Nov. 17-At a cabire ct council
held yesterday IL was decided that the gov
ernment should oppose the proposal t. ex-
tend amnesty to political px les
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
More Bomb throwing.

MADRID. Nov. ls-A bomb was ex
poded IL front Of the mayors house a.
Torrento, in the provinc' of Vaenci
The windows OF the house wer sra he'd
and the building was otherwise damaged
The culprit ESCAPED.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
where I. o and II High street,

Obi Tnat ts Kennison's Must, store, right
Opposite where the electric car starts for
AtileDoro IL IL tue beat place In tue city To
nave pictures frame,i, OF to buy Pictures,
Pianos, DREAMS OF anything In the line OF
mustc and art
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-18
Surprise Party.

There was very pleasant surprise party
at the home OF Miss Fannie jarvis on
Dexter street last evening in celebration
of her 2lst birthday.