Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-22
The Court Reporter Finds
a Few Minor Cases.
ALVENA MAROTE MISSING.
Trolley Car Disabled and Other Fatal
tiles of Yesterdays Storm.

Elizabeth Melbourne made up her mind
yesterday that 1t was going to be a hot
day and she wanted to be kept cool as
possible. SO she trotted down to the
court and when His Honor charged her
with being a common drunkard she owned
up to the soft impeachment just like lit
tie fin de- steele man and took her msdi-
cine accordingly. She will have her mali
addressed for the next SIX months to
Cranston, In charge of the warden.
Three full grown men, who did not have
tickets for any Of the down-the river re-
sorts, got full at home yesterday and this
morning they were interviewed In regard
to 1t by q meddlesome court that takes
cognizsnce Of just such goings on. ~ and
costs each was the burden Of the ditty in
each case, and they, constituting the
chorus, responded Ia kind.
Charles Fisher, an undeveloped kid, ex-
cept so far as wickedness is concerned,
stole dollar from a woman who had be-
friended him, but this was more than she
bargained for and therefore Charles will
not trespass on her hospitality and farther
at present. He got a chance to live at the
Reform School till he 10 Il years old, or
perhaps to reside for 3 months In the
common Jail.
Thomas Murphy, old enough and ex-
perienced enough to know that the way
Of the transgressor is hard, committed
larceny, denied that he did 80, and had
his trial assigned for the 23d. That there
might be no unnecessary delay on the
23d Thomas was committed.
And still the sound of the saw and the
hammer continues to be heard In the tenn
pie Of Justice, dust and lime rest in every.
thing round about, and the clerk IL sigh.
ing for the time when peace will again
brood over his abode, and quiet reign In
his accustomed haunts.
Missing From Home.
Alvena Marote, age II, having brown
hair, quite feshy, is reported missing
from her home, 124 Washington street.
She left the mill where she worked Satur.
day morning after drawing all her back
pay. She was accompanied by another
girl from Pawtucket. Both took all their
clothing.
Accidents OF tho Storm.
The tempest was very severe in this city
yesterday afternoon. One house on Pine
street and another at the corner Of Earle
street were struck and considerable dam
age was done in each case. Carpets were
burned, the brio. a. brac on the mantels
were smashed beyond recognition, more
or less injury resulted to the walls and
outsides of the buildings, and the inmates
were thoroughly frightened. Fortunately,
however, no person was injured. troll
ley car also disabled, the motor being
burned out. The car was tcwed home as
soon as possible by another sent out to
bring 1t in.
Quoting Match.
On the newly laid out grounds OF the
Oaks, corner OF Watson and Pine streets,
Saturday afternoon, quoting match, six
a side, was played between the Oaks and
Saginaws In the presence OF 200 specta-
tors. 1t was the opening game OF series,
and the new grounds, prepared through
tie generosity Of Fred Law, were COM
plimented highly. The game was played
in three rinks, the Oaks winning In each.
They Flew TO the Coop.
The second fly In the pigeon sweep Of
Central Falls birds, for purse OF $25 and
the Crooks belt, took place from Darling
ton Saturday afternoon, and this time was
won by the bird Of Thomas Parkinson.
The time made was 4m. as. The fly which
occurred three weeks ago yesterday and
the first In tho sweep, was declared illegal,
and consequently Saturday was registered
as the second trial Of the sweep.
Live Locals.
John Boyle of this city is at Sabin
Point.
Mr.. l.. Richards and family are at Camp
White.
Mrs. Herbert Daniels and son are st
Riverside.
Ex.Judgs John E. Goldsworthy 10 on q