The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-21
TOUR ABOUT TOWN

TOUR ABOUT TOWN
A Central Falls youth is in love will
o cross-eyed girl who looks at him nov
and then with tender glance which
usually gets side-tracked.
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A man who at this season OF the yea
leaves his horse uncovered on the stree,
for any length of time. while he goe.
inside and sits by the fire and chats OIL
ell subjects before the public from the
status of police matters to the abdica.
ton of the Queen Is not q Christian.
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There is nothing like q police heaI-
ing to bring out a crowd to the City
Hall. Last evening when the Boar d
met to listen to the charges preferrt d
against an officer, standing room was
at premium, and there was chagrin
when the solons decided to consider the
matter in executive session.
A pointer to Pawtucket people who
have business in Boston and are
obliged to remain over night and also
desire to prolong their life Take every
precaution to see that the gas is turned
off at the metre before you lie down to
pleasant dreams; otherwise your
awakening may be in some other mys-
terious realm, and your family may be
obliged to call in an undertaken.
1t is really wonderful to inhale the
odor of the tramps' quarters IN the po-
lice station mornings. There is lack
ing that sweet essence which is no.
tideable in flower garden on June
morning. No disinfectant strong
enough has yet been placed on the
market that will annihilate the stencil
or even come out good second best in
an encounter with it.
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This morning while looking over an
old campaign book, issued during the
Harrison Cleveland fight, 1 read that
Gen. Harrison :'cared not for society,
that he preferred his wife's dark eyes
and the delicate lines of her face-the
woman who took up with him the work
of:building home in the west years
ago" All this sounds fat today when
the general is living with his second
wife. = ~ 80
Many Pawtucket people followed
with interest tho proceedings Of The
case of Edward J. Ivory, the alleged
dynamiter, which was brought to .
close yesterday when the jury found
him not guilty. He escaped horrible
fate. Had he been sentenced on this
charge he would enter Portland prison
over whose portals might be the words,
"Ye that enter here leave all hope be-
hind" 1 had a talk at quarantine in
New York harbor few years ago with
a ticket-of-leave-man just returned by
steamer after serving seven years of a
fifteen years sentence on the charge
that he had tried to blow up the House
OF Parliament during the Queens
Jubilee. He said that every half hour
during the night guard would come to
his cell door and ask il he was asleep.
The prisoner would have to get off hii
bunk and stand on the stones to show
that he wasn't. A prisoner who would
draw his blanket over his cropped head
in the cold OF winter WAS punished by 9
stay in dark cell or with beating, q
paddle" made OF q leather strap nailed
to stick qeing used. The food wa,
such that delicate stomach would re-
ject il, but alleged dynAmiters musn',
have delicate stomschs. There were
severe puDishnents for the slightes,
fracture Of the rigid rules OF the prison
All these Ivory escaped by the failure
Of the governments case against him
and he is probably the bappiest man IL
al the broad lands OF the Queen o.
Great Britain and Empress OF India.
The TOURIST.