Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Young Man Beheaded on
:he Railroad.
THE BODY is NOT IDENTIFIED
Indications That the Celebration of
the Fourth Will be a Big One.

At / O'Clock Sunday morning the decap.
itated body OF man was found on the
railroad track near the Pawtucket line
Patrick Maran, q ship caulker, was walk
Ing along the tracksat the time and found
the body.
Maran had been employed at the Her.
reshofis works at Bristol and was on his
way to Boston when he stumbled over the
body Just after the 1855 train from At.
tleboro had passed.
He was Mortified and hasteped back to
Pawtucket to notify Night Baggage
Master Hunt. One part Of tie body wos
found lying between jerks and Clay
streets In this city.
Police Officers Sweet, PCrritt and Muir.
pay of PaNtucket went to the scene and
all they could find of the remains were re-
moved to this city. The body was found
on the south bound track and as 1t was on
the Central Falls side Of the line Sergeant
Loukes of this city was Notified end he in
turn summoned Medical Examiner Kel.
liner who ordered the body turned over to
Undertakers Crane & Burns.
The articles found In the dead mans
pockets indisate that he was weaver and
in one OF the pockets was letter directed
to "H. G. Boardman, Baltimore, Md"
1t would seem that he had attended st.
Charles College and was good scholar.
In one of his pockets was a High School
diploma issued from the New Bedford
High School some time ago, but the name
could not be recognized.
Up to II O'Clock today the remains had
not been identified and they were taken
to Moshassuck cemetery by Crane Il
Burns, where they were buried at the ex-
pense OF the city.
He Had Him Arrested.
1t will be remem bered that last Friday a
team belonging to the Standard OIL Co.
met with an accident on Broad street, and
that the contents of the wagon were
emptied into the street and sewer pockets,
and also that young fellow by the name
OF Edward Donohue, who Is In the oil
business, In hie attempt to fill the some
what empty barrels of his team got into
"scrap," with a man named Brodeau, and
the latter discolored the eye OF the oil
dealer. Donahue sought revenge and Sal
urday he had q warrant sworn out for the
arrest of Brodeau, and this morning the
dispenser of oil was brought into court
and arraigned on the charge of assault.
He pleaded not guilty to the charge and
will have trial on Friday morning.
Work OF vandals.
Officer Loukes reports that sometime
during Saturday night a gang of mis-.
creants tore down the band stand In
Chase's Grove on Broad street.
An Old Resident Dead.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fsles, daughter of David
Fales, deceased, died st her residence at
the corner Of High and Central streets,
last evening, at the age of 81. She had
been Ill for q long time, but her death
came very sudden. Mrs. Fales was one of
the Oldest residents of this city, having
lived here all her life.
Preparations for the Fourth.
The committee appointed by the city
government to .hake preparations for the
celebration Of the Fourth of July met at
the City Hall Saturday afternoon.
Superintendent OF Schools Draper was
present and offered suggestions regarding
the school cbildren's part of the pro-
gramme. Each scholar will carry a flag.
w, Fl. Dawson, for the bicycle carnival,
gave an encouraging report.
He DIdn't Shoot.
Frank McSoley boards with widow
Smith on Clay street, and Saturday even.
ing he got quite full Of Intoxicating
liquids and went to his boarding place in
such q condition that the boarding mis-.
tress would not allow him to come In.
He had bunch OF fire crackers and was
making things lively with his noise. The
police were notified and a policeman came
on the sreue and Mcsoley gave 1t out that
he would shoot the first man that touched
him. That did not frighten the guardian
Of the peace and McSoley was taken into
custody without a murmur. This morn
ing he was fined s2 and costs for his cele.
bration. He paid.
Live Locals.
Abraham Hague was sentenced in cours
this morning to the State Farm for six
months for being q vagrant.
Court Flower Of Dexter will hold spec.
ial meeting this evening for the purpose
cf taking action on the invitation of Chief
Marshal Crawford to participate In the
Fourth OF July parade.
ERA OF Great CanaIa