Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-14


As he glided into view
as this the editor?" at is"
"sir, viii you publish Beau
But ere he could pronounce the rest,
The quer-t met his fute--
He doubled up and calmly died,
struck with paper weightl
lie pcrished in the nick of time,
For well the editor knew
That he meant 10 add "tiful Snow"
when he cut him OF at "Beau-"
st. Valentines Day.
Capt. Rice went home yesterday Ill.
Leah Lodge, ID. of r., meets this evening.
Don't be mad II you got comic Valen-
tine.
Tomorrow the Pawtucket cases come
up before the Grand Jury.
The great sale at the Peoples Hat and
Cap and Shoe Store begins tomorrow.
The Capt. Bernard Hackett court mar
tisl will be begun tonight at Providence.
Anyone that wants To cut ice now will
have TO clear off over foot OF the "besu-
tiful."
John Irwin will probably manage one
OF the new cities in the New England
League.
The highway department began promptly
Yesterday afternoon removing the snow
from the streets.
This evening Camp A. K. Tilton, 3. Of
", will celebrate Union Defenders day In
private manner at their hall.
Some OF our city officers will feel mad,
very mad, when they see their annual
salary dwindle partially away.
William Penn Division, s. OF T., will
hold valentine party this evening at
their rooms in the Dexter block.
Supreme Representative Charles A. Lee
of the K. OF p. will attend the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge of Maine to be held at
Portland tomorrow.
For a. a Providence man secured al
euction Wednesday notes worth over
s2,OOO, with accrued interest, and several
tions.
None OF the drivers OF the Fire Depart
ment can enjoy their "a hours vacation
while the snow is 80 deep as their assis-
tance would be required In case OF an
alarm.
Moses NJ. Brown, OF Kesch & Brown OF
Valley Falls, assignee OF George b. Hazard,
the Arcade drv goods merchant OF Provi.
dence, will make a statement of the la
bilities and assets tomorrow.
The Associated Charities and Day
Nursery feel proud OF the magnifcen,
sum donated to them as the result OF the
Pardon and Kirmess. # is proof that tn,
people OF Pawtucket appreciate theii
work.
In the death Of Robert Barr OF Ssyles.
vile, football loses a staunch supporter
He was an enthusiastic follower OF tn,
game and the father Of the late william
Barr, W no was one time manager OF tn
old Lon.dale tesm.-tFall River Globe.
The printing machines at the Clyd
Print Works, River Point, began run
ming an hour extra Monday. II is an In
dication that business, which has beer
unusually dull at that establishment,
picking up and that orders are being re
ceived.
This evening polo teams representing
the wine clerks OF this city and Centrs
Falls will attempt to play the game
Temperance Hall and cover themselv'
with bruises and glory. Both teams al
confident OF victory, but odds are beiD
offered on the Pawtucket men.
Coroner James l.. jerks Is getting alon
slowiy with the william jenkins inques
He has two more witnesses to exsmin
one a brakeman and the other IN the en-
ploy of the Cottrell Coal and Lumb
Company, and will do so when col
yenient. ibis will close this inque
which has been long drawn out on a
count Of the witnesses being employ'
mostly as brakemen. jenkins, 1t will
remcm bered, had both legs cut Oh In Il
freight yard.