The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-13

staIlsd; President Martin ". O'0ars; Vice
President, John p. Sullivan; Recording
Secretary. Frank r. Elynnj Financial
6eorstary, william Donshue; Treasurer,
james Callahan, 6r.; Marshal, Thomas
Rysn; 6srgoant-st- Arms, William 4ur-
phy; Messenger, John Lonergau; Trustees,
Frank McKsnns, Thomas Fogarty, Joseph
Lynch, Thomas Ryan, William p0pshus
and Thomas McAisvy; Investigating Conn.,
nittee, Joseph McCloskey, James Foy and
Charles Smith; Auditing COMMITTEES,
shomss McAIevy, Peter Flynn and Will
liam Denahus.
Must Have = Policeman.
Saturday evening Q strong man and
woman were giving exhibitions In . store
ON Broad street and ct that time had
policeman there to maintain order. Last
evening the same performances was given,
but the proprietor forgot to have the po-
licenan present according 70 law. The
exhibition was stopped on this account,
although the man had the regular license.
He said that he was informed by City
Clerk Crawford that II was not necessary
to have q policeman present. The guar
dian OF the public was stubborn, however,
and the strong man had to secure the SER
vices of Special Officer Demers before ne
would be permitted to resume the exhibi-
tion.
Rescue Division, y. OFT.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF Res-
cue Division, Sons of Temperance, was
held last evening and vast amount OF
routine business was transacted. One new
member was initiated to membership ana
one proposition was received. 1t was de-
sired that the Rescue Dramatic Club would
meet on next Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Olive Briggs to rehearse the
drama. "On the Streets" which the club ID
to produce the latter part of this month.
The Division Is gaining rapidly In men,
bership and soon bids fair to ethe banner
Division In the State.
The Democratic Club.
The second In the series OF registration
meetings, being held under the auspices
of the Central Falls Democratic Club, took
place last evening at the headquarters on
Broad street and was largely attended.
The meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent German, who congratulated the
members on the success thus far attained
and prophesied a grand result from the
efforts of these meetings. He was followed
by ex- Alderman Martin, Councilman Car
lin, William II. McGlynn, John j. Kelley,
James j. Degnan and Mayor Gottschalk.
The remarks were In line with the senti-
ments expressed at the last meeting, and
the various speakers urged an early regis
tration.
There will be another meeting held July
26, when It is expected that there will be a
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A number of working committees were
appointed to lay out and begin the actual
work of the campaign.
United Order OF Workmen.
Roger Williams Council, United Order
of WOrkmen, met last evening and held
one of the most successful meetings for a
number of months. There was large at
tendance of members and great deal Of
interest was taken in the exemplification
of the degree work by the members of the
Providence Council. There were men,
bers initiated.
Ten propositions for membership were
received and referred to the proper COM
mittee for action.
1t was expected that there would be q
larger number initiated last evening, but
owing to the fact that it was impossible
for the physician to examine all the candi-
dates for this meeting 1t was found neces-
sary to postpone the initiation of some Of
them until the next meeting The degree
work was exemplifed by Providence
Council.
District Court Doings.
Officer Rivers of Manville had a man
from that village before the court this
morning charged with the larceny Of $11.
He was found guilty and sentenced for 60
days.
A Pawtucket woman was found wander
ing about the Western District last even
ing under the influence of liquor. Officer
McCra arrested her. This morning she was
arraigned and charged with being lewd
and wanton person, but was given her
liberty.
The Date Get.
Presi ient Eastwood of the Board of Al
dermen conferred with His Honor Mayor
Gottschalk this morning, and 1t was de-
cided to hold the hearing on the charges
preferred against Officer James Hanrahan
on Monday evening next, at 1880 o'clock.
Red Men Installed.
The warriors of Pocasset Tribe assembled
last evening at the wigwam and the Grand
Chief raised the newly appointed local
chiefs to their stumps. The installation
exercises were conducted by District Dep
uty Chief Tarr of Providence. Following
are the officers installed: Sachem, Edward
Z. Frost; Senior Sagmore, Fred Newell;
Junior Sagmore, John r. Howe; Prophet,
Fred Charlonne; Keeper OF Wampum, Isaac
Marion; Collector, George o. Cummings;
Scribe, j. Edward German.
Democratic City Committee.
The first summer meeting Of the Demo-
cratic City Committee was held last even
ing and considerable business was trans
acted. An informal talk was held con-
cerning the work being performed by the
Democratic club and 1t was voted to assist
them in all ways possible. A line Of
action was laid out for the Fall campaign
and 1t was determined to get every voters
name on the voting list for the coming
campaign.
The committee went into executive
session and appointed committees to assist
In the work of registration.
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