The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-06

Ior OurglarU, ana seeing ION, VINO he.di0
not recognize In the dark, out at suspis-
cious hour, stavted to call him to account.
Tom was permitted to 60 his way rejoice
ing, but he was little shaky for time.
Guests OF the Narragansetts.
The Dawson Cycle Club held a meeting
last evening and admitted one applicant
into the fold. After the meeting the mem
bers went to Providence and were enter
tanned by the Narragansetts. A light col
lation was served.
Pleaded Not Guilty.
Frank Small, the man who was arrested
Thursday night In Wright's junk shop,
was arraigned this morning in the Dis
trict Court, and pleaded not guilty. He
was ordered to furnish bonds In the sum
OF $500 for trial next Thursday. Small,
since his arrest, has been pretending to b
very Ill, but 1t was the opinion Of the City
Physician and the police officials that Il
was put on for effect. II 10 said that he
worked the same dodge In Pawtucket
quite recently and was successful, but was
arrested later the same evening for repi-
tition OF the first offence.
Mrs. Richard T. Keene Dead.
Mrs. Richard IT. Keene, wife OF Alder
man Keene of the Fourth Ward, died yes-
terday afternoon. The deceased was an
estimable woman, who had a good word
for every one, and in return was respected
by all who knew her. Two small children
will miss her tender care and devotion.
Mr.. Keene has the sincere sympathy of his
friends and acquaintance in the sad affiic-
tion which has befallen him. The funeral
will take place Monday and burial will be
in Moshassuck cemetery.
Notes About the City.
Charles Beauraise of Broad street Ia con-
fined to his home by illness.
Joseph Buxton and wife of Central street
are seriously i'll with the grip.
Clerk Follett of the District Court is
confined to his home with the grip.
Miss Clara Wood of Taunton, Mass, In
visiting Mrs. Frank A. Thurber Of Rand
street.
George Walcott, one of Uncle Sans let
ter distributors, is under the weather with
the grip.
Edmund Seguin, treasurer of the st.
Jean Baptiste Society, has returned from
a trip to Canada.
President Eastwood of the Board of Al
dermen arrived home yesterday from o
trip TO Niagara Falls.
Hermidas Faubcrt of Lincoln avenue is
treating the boys to cigars. A young son
Is the cause of his JOY.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
of the Holy Trinity parish will hold an
important meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Union services were held last evening at
the Congregational Church. Rev. j. A.
Lyon, pastor of the church, conducted the
services.
William Monkhouse has returned from
a two months trip to the South, where he
was in the interests OF the Fales 4 jerks
Company.
The fair Of the Central Falls Cadets will
be continued this evening. Several Provi-
dencc military companies are expected to
be present.
Undertaken Saillant Of Broad street, who
has been seriously i'll for three weeks, is
gaining strength and will soon be attend
ing to business.
Branch William O'Brien, Irish National
Foresters, held their regular meeting last
evening. Nothing out of the ordinary
business took place.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church will go to Attle-
boro this evening in a party sleigh. Sup
per will be taken at the PaSk Hotel.
Descriptions of the Armenian who de-
camped with his friends clothing and
money Thursday night, were sent yester-
day to 20 different cities and towns.
The pupils of Rooms l and 2, Kendall
street school, met at the residence Of Miss
Ada Gingrass, Thursday evening, to prac-
tice singing for the flag day exercises.
John Connors of Sumner avenue, this
city, died yesterday morning, leaving three
grown up children. The remains will be
taken to Crompton Sunday afternoon for
burial.
Roger Williams Lodge, Manchester
Unity, met at st. Georges Hall last even
ing. One proposition for membership was
received. Routine business was the orde,
OF the evening.
School and their friends are enjoying a
sleigh ride to Attleboro this afternoon. A
stop will be made on the road to have sup
per at some one of the hotels.
Matthew Boulter OF this city was run
into and his rig damaged to the extent ol
Si5 yesterday in Pawtucket. He claims
that Victorio Marian was driving at a
reckless gait when the affair happened. A
suit for damages may be the result.
Extra talent has been secured for the
sacred concert which Is to be given tomor-
row night at Temperance Hall, under the
auspicers of Miss Lizzie Lewis and Master
Thomas Carly. Harry Clifford will be
heard In selected readings, Henry Dona-
hue, the talented violinist will be well
come addition to the artists already an
nounced.
Observing the Proprieties.
The colored man had tied his mule to
telegraph pole while ho went into the feed
store When no came out, he found the
animal industriously gnawing hole into
the wood.
"why don't you feed your mulc'" by
stander inquired.
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