The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-10

evening ana some OF tho most promin0uv
msmbSrs OF the party from different parts
OF the State will be present and speak up
on different subjects bearing on this i'm.
portant question. Previous TO this meet
Ing there will bs . session OF the Demo-
cratic City Committee.
Thrsshed the PeddIsr.
Chief Goldsmith was waited upon yes
terday by an angry peddler, who wanted
10 have somebody arrested. Further In
yestigation Of the matter revealed the fact
that the peddler was insolent TO . lady
living on High street, and man, neigh
Dor of tho lady, gave the fellow . sound
thrashing. When Chief Goldsmith heard
both sides OF the question he ordered tho
peddler to get into the team and leave the
city.
To the State Insane Asylum.
Chief OF Police Cotter of Cumberland
brought woman down from Ashton this
morning, and for time she made matters
extremely interesting for everybody about
the District Court. Those who have occa-
sion to be around the court say that 1t was
one Of the most aggravated cases oil In
sanity they have seen for some time. The
woman's name IL Mary Hamcr, she is mar
ried, but her husband has not lived with
her for some time.
The officers had considerable difficulty
In getting her into the court room. Dur
ing the time she was being arraigned she
kept up an incessant shouting and ~ was
with much difficulty that Judge Con could
make himself heard. Drs. Marshall and
Randall were present and testified TO the
condition OF the woman. She was ad-
Judged insane and ordered committed 10
the State Insane Asylum.
Notes About the CITY.
The Ladies' Relief Corps met last even
ing, and transacted routine business.
Mrs. j. o. Normand and Miss Alma
Normand are visiting friends In Canada.
Ambrose Kennedy of Blackstone, Mass,
is visiting his brother, DIR. Kennedy OF
Dexter street.
st. Jean Baptiste Society has accepted
an invitation to assist In the laying OF the
cornerstone of the new Sacred Heart con-
vent.
An open air service was held last even
ing at the corner of Moore and Dexter
streets, under the direction OF Rev. MIR
Collins.
u
charged with revelling on the fifth OF July
were fined q and costs this morning In the
District Court.
The semi-annuaI installation of officers
of Court Flower of Dexter, +. OF A., and
Pacasset Tribe, /. o. II. NJ, will take place
Monday evening.
The regular meeting of the Central Falls
Wheelmen was held last evening, The
resignations of four members were re-
ceived and accepted.
The death list of the city for the month
of June was remarkably small. There
were IA deaths, only one OF which wat
from contagious disease.
A petition from the property owners on
Lonsdale avenue will be presented to the
Board of Aldermen at its meeting Monday
evening, to have that thoroughfare put In
proper condition.
A Central Falls youth, who was In bath
ing yesterday afternoon at Scott's pond
had q narrow escape from drowning, and
only the prompt and heroic aid of hii
companions prevented another fatality.
John Tulley, Manager of the Morgu'
Club, has returned from fishing triI
down the bay. His best friend would faj
to recognize him, however, as old So
made frightful inroads upon his usually
handsome countenance.
At the regular meeting Of the Cercle
Jacques Cartier last evening 1t was voted
to hire . band of music and attend the
funeral of Samuel Hebert which Is to bt
held tomorrow afternoon. A set of resolu.
tions were drawn up and will be presented
to the family of the deceased.
James Degnan, Past Chief Ranger oi
Court Central, F. Of A., was presented
Monday evening with a handsome golG
medal by the members of the Court. Mr.
Degnan was one of the most popular Chie
Rangers the Court ever had and his retire.
ment from the Office was regretted by all