Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-11
Sudden Death This Morn.
ing on BagIey Street.
THE TRIP To HARTFORD.
Court News and Personals From All
Around the Town.

mary hllce iurncI, Wio VI W hiin" ii'
Turner AZ Bagley street, was found dead
I'm bed this morning about $3.50 O'Clock.
Her husband, who ~ employed as an
engineer nights at the Gleniyon dye
works, went 70 his duty last night at IL
O'Clock, leaving his wife as well as usual,
and she got him something to eat at the
time. This morning when he returned
he could not get any answer to his knock
ing, 30 mt last he forced his way In
through a window and found his wife
dead. The exact time OF her decease is
not known, but the cause was probably
heart disease. DR.. Mann, who has been
attending her, was called and is OF that
opinion, but OF course IL Is only matter
OF conjecture. There are no children.
In Court.
1t was a sort of liquid day In court this
morning. Nothing but liquor cases being
down for hearing.
Thomas Mitchell, who Is barkeeper for
Fred Law, was charged with selling 20 a
minor. He plead not guilty and was
bound over In $500 for trial In the Supreme
Court.
Fred Law, charged with selling liquor
to some persons unknown, was discharged
for lack Of evidence sufficient to convict.
Michael Gleason, on the other hand,
was found guilty OF selling to some per-
son unk nown and was fined f20 and costs
and 10 days In jCil. He appealed.
Tom Mitchell, who on previous exam
ination, declared his belief that he had
right to send his child on any sort of an
errand, for any sort OF a thing. But 1t
would seem that the court and the law do
not agree with thieves. Possibly q pros
pective tarry at Cranston may alter bis
opinion somewhat.
The vets headquarters, with the Volun-
teer gone, and only two men playing SOL
itaire at the table, looked as desolate this
morning az last years birds nest. II
she "squlrts" all right, and they happen
to bring home that torch, won't they
whoop her up, though. Little Dan, the
mascot, won't know what to make Of II.
or to Hartford.
This evening there will be meeting OF
the veteran firemen when tickets for the
muster at Hartford will be distributed
and all information given out. The Vol
unteer was shipped today in charge of
two vets who will be present at he draw
ing for positions which will take place
this evening. The boys will go to Provi.
dence on the regular train which leaves
about 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and
1t is thought about $50 men will 60 with
the Volunteer.
Will Play Ouoits.
The Robert Burns QUOTING and Athletic
club OF this city will go to Natick 8 .tur.
day and play metcS game Of quoi.s with
the Pawtuxet Valley Quoting club Of
that place.
The Police Station.
Considerable has been said within and
about the police station, but as vet there
is no sign OF any alterations. The con-
ditions at the station are not changed the
least bit from what they were when COM
plant of them was first made. Sick pris-
oners are obliged from the very nature of
the lack OF accommodations to put up
with the same treatment as those un.
fortunates who are lucky enough not to
be sick. Female offenders against the law
must occupy cells In plain view OF male
prise ners. The couches in the cell rooms
are as hard for the weary as for the
wicked. The patrolmen have no room
suited to their needs. The chiefs Office is
almost Joke and the guardroom is an
"imaginary shadow"
Live Locals.
Miss Mary Murray OF Dexter street ID
visiting In New Bedford.
Mrs. Charles Morrisscy has returned
from s visit to Hartford, Conn.
Francis J. Hussey left yesterday for
Niagara, N. Y, to resume his studies.
Miss Nellie Bacon and Miss Bridget
Payton of Dexter street left yesterday for
a visit to Bangor, Me.
The case against Mcheal Quinn charged
with mayhem comes up for trial in the
District Court tomorrow.