Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-20
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Painful Accident 10 a
Young Lad.
KICKING ON BROAD STREET.
Small Fire Yesterday-Fournier For
Senator-Notes.

painful accident took place on Wash
ington street yesterday afternoon IN
which young lad by the name of O'NeiII
was accidentlly shot In the breast by
another young fellow whose name could
not be learned, while handling a revolver.
a physician was summoned and young
o'Neill was taken to his home. The
wound is not considered dangerous.
Court News.
In the District Court this morning
Mary Moriarty was given trial on the
charge of being lewd and wanton per-
son, was found guilty and given sentence
| OF ak months, from which she took an
appeal.
jeremiah Shea was arraigned on the
| charge OF being a vagrsnt and received a
sentence OF six months.
Two other persons were fined r. and
| costs.
Many are Jealous.
The business men who have stores on
Broad street around Foundry street are
complaining OF the favoritism shown to
one OF their neighbors, Peter German,
who keeps the Lincoln Hotel. While the
paving is going on along Broad street the
stones are piled up from three To four feet
nigh on the edge OF the sidewalk. or
| course, they have to be put somew here.
Up to this week nobody had found fault,
| but when the men came to place the
stones In front OF the Lincoln Hotel Mr..
Germsin obtained the favor OF having
them put In vacant lot next to his house,
Offering to pay whatever was Just for the
| privilege. The sidewalk In front of his
place had been made recently at his own
expense and 1t would have been ruined
Hthe stones had been placed upon It. As
lar an Mr., Germain Is concerned, he is all
right, but several neighbors who have
asked the same favor have been refused
and that is why so much kicking Is going
! on. Now the question Is: Who is to
blameG
| An Inoipient Blaze.
The hremen were called out yesterday
| Tor slight fire in the western district.
| Box No. l27 on the Kendall street engine
house WAS sent In and called the men to
the premises OF Patrick Horan, where a
small wood shed was on fire. IL was
quickly extinguished and few pals OF
water would have saved the run for the
| department.
VIII Present n Drama.
| The amusement committee of tho Cercle
Jacques Cartier mas decided To prepare a
| grand dramatic entertainment which 1t
will present during the fair OF the society
Ia the latter part OF Septem Der next. The
leading parts will be taken by the best
amateurs OF Central Falls.
BegIns Tomorrow.
| The novenDs preparatory to the Feast
OF st. Ann will begin tomorrow evening
L nj n la fk,,r D. ..gr A -
| Heart. The exercises will be conduct cd
by Rov. Father Beland, the pastor OF the
congregation.
| Kerosene stove Exploded.
A fire alarm was rung yesterday for
| fire on Ledge street. Mrs. Louis Fournier,
| who resides at No 80 on mat street, had
| upset her Kerosene stove while placing a
kettle upon II and an explosion followed.
When the tiremen arrived she had sue
| ceeded In extiDguishing the flames
although she burned her hands In the
| operation.
May Run for Ssnator.
rumor not altogether unfounded is
| circulating among the Central Falls
| politicians To the effect that Hon. John
M Fournier will run for Senator atthe
| coming election. Councilman Schiller
| and License Commissioners Authier are
both In the Held to MI Fournier's shoes
as member of the Legislature.
Bound 10 via the Prize.
| The Young men who belong to the
Guard Of Honor of the st. Jean Bsptiste
Society drilled for more than two hours
last evening and decided TO continue
practicing every evening until the 18th
when they will go to Crescent Park to
compete against the Fall River Ligue des
Patriotes In a military contest.
The prize offered Is s25 In gold and the
| Guard OF Honor Is bound to win 1t.
Inter.sting Items.
Branch 265, &. X. of A., will meet this
evening,
A meeting OF the Sacred Heart Temper
aDce Society will be held M Monday evening.
James Carney OF Hedley avenue is pass
\ ing the cigars around To his friends. Little
girl,
Miss Nellie Slater, who represented the
y. Z. Z. r., Society of SaylesSille at the
Cleveland convention, has returned home.
At meeting OF the Wine Clerks Base
Ball club last evening Manager Kennedy
was discharged for indifferent playing.
They are nepot lat inp FOR "A game "A "A n tha