The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-27
Peace Follows Turbulence
Confidence Awaits the
Courts Decision.
Council Chamber to be Adorned
Mayor Won 0ottschalk
on Dress Parade.
1T IS OFFICER HANRAHAN YET.
Meetings Of the Roger Williams Lodge. No. II,
A. o. U. w., Temperance Cadets, Rescue
Division, Wheelmen, etc-court News.

III Police Officer James L. Hanrahan, VINO
Just now is kept guessing whether he will
draw pay for his vacation or work for his
future living, Is attempting to corral the
things that are being said about him he Is
buster than when on the night OF July 8,
he was at the same moment according to
witnesses, all good men and true, any
where between Mr.. Hogue's residence and
the tin bridge, and doing everything be-
tween representing q total abstinence So
ciety and climbing down door stoops on
his ear. Politicians and good people are
both wasting energy over Mr.. Hanrahan's
next appearance in society; his case is un-
der consideration by the honorable court
and that should preclude all individual
worry until tomorrow.
There Is another and more important
matter calling for immediate attention.
The City Council recently passed reso-
luton to appropriate SIS to procure por-
trait of Mayor Gottschalk, and the money
Is available for the purpose. But this
appropriation has no one to spend 1t, and
in that respect differs from every other
appropriation ever made by city regulators.
The resolution provided that the money
should be spent by joint committee of
the two Boards, to be appointed by the
respective Presidents. But while the
resolution was passed separately by the
Aldermen and Council, the President OF
each Board neglected to appoint the COM
nittee to carry out the direction in the
resolution, and there 1t Is.
Are we to have that portrait Is one vital
question, when and how, are we going to
get 1t Is another.
One thought alone fills the public heart
In these days of dire uncertainty, and that
demands fac-simile of the Mayors agree
able features for permanent adornment of
the council chamber. 1t Is necessary for
the joint purchasing COMMITTEES to be
named at once; for II each and every
member of the upper and lower boards Is
to be the self appointed one to duplicate
his honor, as it were, the result may ap-
proximate unrequited love. There are 16
members in both boards, and there Is but
$75 to 90 around. Every one who knows
anything about politics also knows that
something will have to be paid for the
picture.
Central Falls Wheelmen.
Anderson, the East Greenwich rider,
winner of the East Providence road race
will agree to ride against Geo. F. Dominer
winner of the Central Falls road race,
5-mile pursuit race for the Times Poor
Children excursion, providing the date is
made convenient and the prize is worth
competing for.
Welcome Little Stranger.
Mr.. Edward j. Kelley, manager OF the
Crawford Pharmacy on Central street, is in
a position to receive congratulations. A
girl baby came to. his home yesterday and
his many friends join in pleasant messages.
Rogor Williams Council.
Roger Williams Lodge, No. II, A. o. U.
W., met last evening for regular business.
There were 10 limitations and II applicants
for membership. The lodge is in -four
ishing condition, and the meetings are al
ways Of interest.
Sacred Heart +. A. s.
The Sacred Heart Total Abstinence So
ciety held its regular meeting last evening