Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-06
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Council Wrestling With
Two Big Problems.
SESSION THIS AFTERNOON.
District Court Doings-A wayward
Girl-All the News.

Another matter that will be watched
with interest Is the report OF the special
committee on the petition which claimed
that there was discrimination against the
employment of residents, citizens and
taxpayers on the highway work.
The Council sent a committee after the
sewer contractors, which was not asked
for nor intended, but there was a chance
for Schiller and Lockwood To do a little
bluffing In that way,
III the report In not what Is expected,
and desired, there will be a stronger DC.
tition put In later, and no doubt some OF
those interested will be present today
and express their ideas on the matter.
Those Disseminated against, as well as
their friends, are In earnest In the matter
and the Council will hardly be allowed
to trhe with the subject.
Passed the Cigars.
Napoleon Besumsis, the we'll known
supervisor OF the town of Lincoln, was
made happy yesterday by God sent yisi-
tor In his family; his wife gave him a
fne-iooking daughter. Although Mr..
Besumsis, whose democracy has more
than once been proven, expected a new
voter he gladly passed the cigars to his
hiohun W Coioorhto tu6 event.
A Monster Holt.
The large belt for the Electrolytic Co.
arrived Saturday, and as IL passed through
the streets on q low gear attracted consid-
cradle attention. IL stood up end and on
the top was q card giving the size and
other facts. This belt is ~ inches wide
and is one of the largest made by the
Providence Betting 20. IL Will be placed
In the new part OF the Elertrolytic Works
Slight Fire.
Matches In the hands of some children
were the cause of calling the nre depart
ment out yesterday to the shed In the
rear OF hiscox's bakery. A few pals of
water extinguished the fire defore the de-
partment arrived.
District Cou't.
Onicer Louks, Hebert and Borden ar
rested four persons who were asleep In
one OF the freight cars last night and
locked them up. In the District Court
this morning they gaue their names as
John Welch, John Hayes, Frank Dawson
and John Mccarthy ana pleaded guilty to
the charge OF vagrancy and was sentenced
to ak months each on the State Farm.
Two persons were fined % and costs for
drunkedness.
wsyward Girl.
Mary Belle Tyne, a young colored girl
living with her mother on the "Bowery,"
has, II Is claimed, for the past few days
been making her residence with charitsbly
disposed persons on Central avenue,
Pawtucket. Her mother complained to
hnt ha Da 20
Pawtucket police.
Died This MorHing.
Mary Flanagan died ut her late resi-
dence on Japonioa street this morning
aged 81 years, after quite q long sickness.
Her funeral will take place Wednesday
morning at $50 O'Clock.
Lively Runaway.
The horse attached to carriage driven
by l.. q. Phillips of Dexter street bees me
frightened on South Water street, Provi-
nence, Saturday afternoon, and ran away,
throwing Mr.. Phillips and two friends
who were with him out of the team. The
frightened animal ran down the street a
short distance, where 1t collided with
another horse owned by Michael Connors,
knocking II down. Phillips horse tell,
and was secured by citizens. The team
was somewhat damaged.
Coniey Smith.
Edward Conley, q well-known resident
OF Ssylesville, was united In marriage
Friday evening to Miss Emily A. Smith.
OF Reservoir Height. The ceremony was
conducted by Rev. T.. Julian Tuthill at
the Reservoir Heights chapel, which was
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Cadets In Camp.
The Central Falls Cadets left here Sat.
urday for q weeks stay In camp at Camp
White. The Cadets number about go IN
charge OF Capt. Thomas Phillips and
Lieut.. Frank Cooney. James McCusker
Is the leader OF the drum corps. The
routine Of the week will comprise guard
mounting, company drill and evening
dress parades. While In camp rations
will be furnished at the Camp White Ho-
tel. Ball games have been arranged to
take place during the week between the
Cadet nine and the Athletics of Central
Falls, Brit and McGinty will ofiiciate
as batteries for the Cadets, and Campbell
and Mcbride for the Athletics. The Ca
dets attended mass at Riverside yesterday
morning and they entertained q number
OF guests during the day.
Personal.
Miss Alice NJ. Bryant is visiting friends
10 Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Lille Brown OF this place is stop
ping at Pleasant Blur.
James 3. Holden will sail for England
this week for three months stay.
viii Uiose For . Month.
The X. A. Butler tsnnery is to be closed
for about q month. The company has
been troubled somewhat OF late by hsying
poor work made. The water used In
tanning Is taken from a we'll, as the river
water is too warm for tanning purposes.
A quantity OF lesther has recently been
destroyed, and II is thought that the acid
and waste material from the Electrolytlc
Works leaked through the ground and
ans ha .hx h.