Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-28
ALONG THE BLACKSTONE VALLEY.
CENTRAL FALLS.

Sunday runaways and accidents were In
order yesterday. A family carriage con-
tanning four persons collided with
the corner of Pine and Moore streets,
throwing out the occupants, who mar
rowly escaped injuries. One of the young
ladies received slight fracture Of the
arm.
John McAllen and family were out rid
ing and when I'm the vicinity of Jollie
Bros grocery store at Saylesville the
horse took fright at an electric car. The
animal turned suddenly around, throwing
out the three persons. The team collided
with an electric car and smashing the
wagon cleared itself and ran to the Mo-
shassuck cemetery, where 1t was captured
unhurt. The wagon was wrecked.
All Of the persons were more or less In
jured. Mrs. McAllen was kicked In the
breast and cut about the face. Both
limbs were cut by the horse kicking her.
She was also bruised about the body.
Mr.. McAllen received slight scalp
wound and was badly bruised. One of
the daughters was injured about the legs,
while the other was but slightly hurt.
All were taken into near by residence
and cared for until taken to their home at
No. 10 Rand street In hack. The horse
was not the one owned by Mr.. McAllen,
but belonged to local livery stable.
Camp Central.
Advices from the members of this camp
at Bullock's Point state that they are all
we'll and enjoying themselves nicely. The
heavy rain of last week allowed them to
get several bushels of oysters upon the
beach at low tide and they are living on
the best the market affords. They have
most comfortable quarters, and daily re-
ceive many guests. Yesterday many ac-
quaintances from here paid them visit
and were pleasantly entertained.
Remains Brought Here.
Crane 4 Burns, undertakers, arrived
here this forenoon with the remains OF
Miss Alice Hamilton, who died Saturday
morning at Greenwood. She had rela-
tives and formerly resided here. She was
buried at st. Patrick's cemetery.
Not Much Benefit,
Unfortunately another graduate from
the Keeley cure institute got arrested here
Saturday night for drunkenness. 1t Is
stated upon good authority that the
young paHn, Phillips, soon after his re-
turn from the institution, began drink
| ing again.
Today's District Court.
In the District Court this morning,
eight cases of drunkenness were disposed
| OF for S3 and costs each. Two were from
| Cumberland.
They Were Fleet Footed.
1t is reported that the police discovered
another of the youngsters implicated In
the recent robberies and he was given
lively chase In the vicinity OF the Valley
pond Saturday Afternoon. Two moro OF
the boys who are said to have been i'm
plicated In the work have left for parts
unknown.
Daughters OF st. George.
Mrs. Katherine Taylor, who has been
attending the meeting of the National
Order OF the Daughters of st. George, at
Bridgeport, returned home yesterday. She
was elected to the position OF Outside
Guard OF the Grand Lodge. She reports
an exceedingly pleasant time and all were
Hospitality entertained.
Interesting Items.
At some places here business appears to
be on the revive.
Frank b. Cotton of Manchester, N. H.,
Is the guest of relatives.
child Of James Cook of Pine street
died Sunday after brief Illness.
A large number OF people from here
went to the shore resorts Sunday on the
Pawtucket steamers.
II all persons were arrested here who
are credited with carrying concealed
weapons as In Providence business would
greatly increase In the District Court
The Rev. X. A. vose Of Utica, N. Y,
preached at both morning and evening
services at the Broad Street Baptist Church
yesterday to good sized congregations.