The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-09
THE EVENING TRIBUNE FRIDAY. JULY O. 1897

wound up ball OF twine and In placing II
In box his wrist came In contact with On
open knife, cutting deep cash In II. DR..
Howe was compelled to take three stitches
In II.
Will Grant Permission.
A special meeting OF the Board OF Alder
men has been called for Monday evening TO
take action on tho building permit of Mr..
6tebbsnne TO erect q storage house on
Ledge street. II IL understood that the
members OF the Board will grant him the
required permission.
Jury Disagree.
The Jury In the case OF Joseph Boyd, who
was tried for obstructing an officer, failed TO
agree and after hours deliberation he was
discharged yesterday afternoon. This IL
one Of the cases growing out OF the raid
made by the police one Sunday upon
his place on Washington street.
Death Resulted.
Several days ago Samuel Hebert OF
Foundry street, brother OF Officer Napo-
leon Hebert, swallowed two false teeth
which were attached to u plate In his
mouth. The teeth lodged In the aesopha-
gus and he was unable to take any nutri-
ment. He was taken to the hospital where
the teeth were successfully removed, but
Hebert was so weak and exhausted that he
was unable to survive the operation, and
died last night. Hebert was 80 years old
and lived with his parents on Foundry
street.
Two Ladies' Injured.
Last evening as Miss Maggie Ryan and
No~ t.,t~ ivsO ri
son street they were run down by an un-
known man riding bicycle. According
to the story told the bicycle rider was
going at a rate OF speed faster than the
law allows and the young ladies were
unable to get out of the way. Both
young ladies were injured by the fall. AS
disappeared without looking to see II the
women were hurt.
Notes About the City.
Oficer Coombs and family left today to
visit friends at West Medway, Mass.
Officer Hebert returned to duty this
morning after spending pleasant vaca-
tion.
Marriage intentions were fled today by
Luc Allancourt and Miss Fanny Maria
Wells.
A number of the Central Falls Wheel
men made run to Danielson, Conn.,, yes
terday.
Rev. L. @. Horton, former pastor of the
Embury M. 4. Church, was in the city
yesterday,
Robert Salisbury was sent to the old
country today by Overseer of the Poor
Pendergast.
John Barry and William Malloy of the
West Side are planning to spend week at
Cottage City.
j. Perry Evans and James Andrews spent
yesterday at Nayatt Light, and returned
with a good catch.
The adjourned meeting OF the Saylesville
Fire District will be held at Firemen's
Hall Monday evening.
Misses Edith M. and Irene G. Harman of
Saylesville left Thursday morning for a
three weeks vacation at Montreal.
The sale of the estates advertised for sale
by City Treasurer Reynolds did not take
place as most of the taxes were paid.
The Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional Church will hold an excursion to
Point Pleasant, South Swansea, Mass.
On Monday the Broad Street Baptist
Sunday school will go to Newport on the
steamer Pawnee of the Pawtucket line.
A young lady, employed as bookkeeper
at the Standard Seamless Wire Company,
was siezed with a fainting spell yesterday
and fell to the floor, injuring her head
quite severely.
City Solicitor Vincent Is in town today
looking up the records In the Balcom es-
tate, In order to be prepared to make out
the deeds in event the resolution is signed
by the Mayor.
At the regular meeting of Prosperity
Lodge, N. r. o. p, last evening one can
didate was elected and two propositions
for membership were received. The new
charter roll has been obtained and was
exhibited to the members.