Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-28
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Marrow Gauge Pete I"
Gets Six Months.
OTHER CASES IN THE COURT
Mr.. Goldsworthy Denies That Story Of
Assault and Robbery.

When the leaves begin to fall and the
nights and mornings take on a cooler
tone, then the crows fly low and their
caws are heard with redoubled frequency.
One Grow (Thomas A. has had his cause
partially heard several times AZ common
drunk and today had 1t set down for q
final hearing on the 9th day OF next
month. Thomas will undoubtedly not fly
at all after that date for period not less
than months. "There IL balm for
every wound, cure for every fear"
Peter j. Hayden, better known as Mar
row Gauge Pete, was before the court to-
day as u sturdy vagrant.
"What do you say?" asked His Honor,
"guilty or not guilty."
"I'm gunmaker," replied Pete.
"Very we'll" returned the Judge, swell
fire you for months" And he did. Pete
will not, at Cranston, wear the familiar
coat, with pockets about 13 inches wide,
for the foraging Is not 30 good In Gen.
Wallis neighborhood as 1t 10 down In the
Bowery.
A hen with one chicken always clucks
and scratches great deal more than one
with big brood, and a woman with one
Kid is often In the same category. Mary
Yates allowed that Yates Junior was q
better and smarter boy than Burns Jr.,
which the maternal Burns denied. Az
the BOYS were not big enough to settle the
matter according to Marquis OF Queens
berry rules, the two elders proceeded to
pull hair, tear clothes and scratch faces
over the merits of the dispute. Then two
more Burnses, James and William, Joined
In. Now Mary Yates could probably have
held her own against Mary Burns alone,
but when Il became u case OF three to
one the odds were too heavy and she
squealed. 30 she got out warrant and
the Burnses were up today for trial. But
they were thoroughbreds. They plead
not guilty and got q postponemens tn
Sept. 10. Meanwhile, probably, they can
and doubtless wilt play at the same game,
and counter warrant for Mistress Yates
is among the possibilities OF the imme.
diate future.
He Denies the Story.
A few days ago the newspapers PUB.
lished dispatches from Chicago stating
that John +. Goldsworthy was assaulted
on the street of that city and robbed. Mr..
Goldsworthy returned to this city yester-
day, and In speaking OF the affair, says
that there was no truth in the report.
Quoting Match.
Next Saturday afternoon on tho grounds
OF Fred Law corner OF Watson and Pine
streets the Oak Quoting club Will play
the return match with the Pontiac club.
Lave Locals.
Miss Eleanor Burrill of Chicago II visit
Ing friends In town.
Misses Dora and Theresa Dolan OF this
city are visiting friends In New York.
A jumping match will take place on
Lonsdaie avenue next Saturday afternoon.
James Morris Of Lincoln avenue left
yesterday op business trip to Concord,
N. II.
The funeral of the 2-year. old child OF
William Kelly took place yesterday after.
noon.
The drag party of the Holy Trinity
Christian Doctrine Society to Lake Pearl,
Wrentham, Labor day, will be pleasant
affair.
Hugh Whitehead of this city and
Thomas Jones OF England, who has been
stopping In this city for some time, has
arranged for wrestling match for purse
OF SlOO.