The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-02
WEST SIDE CLUB

Candidates For the Caucus.
The West Side Republican Club held
spirited meeting last evening, to nominate
candidates for the Republican caucus,
which is to be held the first Of next week.
Matters progressed quite smoothly Tor
time, but before the close OF the meeting
the Barber and Smith elements in the club
had clash. President Daniel Hunt oc-
cupied the chair. Five members for the
ward committee and three for the city
convention were elected.
For nominees In the ward committee,
James Knowles and James Pearson were
elected without hitch. For third mem
ber, William Warmsley, Smith man,
and Henry Chadwick, a Barber supporter,
were placed I'm nomination. Upon motion
it was ordered to proceed by ballot. Will
liam Underwood and John w. Mills were
appointed tellers. The total vote was 81,
Chadwick receiving 20 and Warmsley III
Henry Chadwick was declared elected.
Fred Titcomb was elected fourth candi-
date. For fifth nominee William Warns
ley was again placed in nomination and
Wilmore A. Winston was placed in coun-
ter nomination. Mr.. Winston withdrew
his name, but the ballot was continued,
and Warmsley received 81 votes and Wins
ton 8.
1t was voted to support the following
gentlemen for the city convention: VIII
liam Underwood, Wilmore A. Winston
and George Humes. 1t was voted to sup
port William Helliwell for chairman OF
the caucus and John w. Mills for secretary.
1t was voted to hold an entertainment on
March L, and the following members were
elected committee to make the arrange
ments: William Warmsley, Samuel Pear
son and John w. Mills.
Broke Its Arm.
DR.. Howe was summoned yesterday after
noon to the home Of family named
Brown on Cross street. A little child,
about two and half years old, in at
tempting to get out of bed, fell and broke
its arm. Owing to the youth of the child
the injury will be severe. DR.. Howe set
the arm and put it in splints, but it is doubt
full il the break will knit as quickly as ii
the child were older.
Hand Badly Larcerated.
Godfrey Wilde, an employe of the
Nicholson File Works, met with a severe
accident yesterday afternoon. While
about his work a file slipped out of one OF
the turning machines and catching in the
feshy part of the hand larcerated it in a
horrible manner. Medical aid was sum-
| moned and the injured member was dress
ed. Mr.. Wilde will have a painful hand
for some time to come.
Court Central, +. of A.
Court Central, Foresters of America, helC
| a regular meeting last evening in st
| Georges hall. One member was admitted
to membership and four propositions fol
| membership were received. The officers
new regalia was received and commented
| upon with much favor. Several of the
| members addressed the meeting for the
good and welfare of the order. Chiel
| Ranger Carroll of Whatcher, Court OF
| Providence was present and made an ad-
dress.
Notes About the City.
City Sergeant Barber is posting the cor
rected voting lists.
There were 103 voices at the rehearsal of
the Chimes of Normandy last Sunday.
An important meeting of the Democratic
City Committee will be held this evening
at headquarters.
started up this morning, after a shut down
of three or four days.
Thomas Hunt of Earle street is reported
to be seriously i'll, and his many friends
are becoming quite anxious.
Charles l. McAlice of this city was
elected one of the district speakers of the
Catholic Temperance Union.
Herbert w. Patt intended to visit Wash
ington during the Mckinley inaugural
ceremonies, but sickness prevented him.
Charles Price of the Dawson Cycle Club
is engaged at the Pawtucket Opera House
this week giving female impersonations.
The Board of Government of the Cath
olic Temperance Union was held Sunday
in the Industrial Trust building, Provi-
dence.
Rev. Arthur Rogers of st. Georges Epis-
copal Church, has made arrangements to
deliver six lectures on Tuesday evenings
during Lent. His general topic will be
the English church.
Mrs. Eastwood, wife OF Alderman East
wood. has been seriously i'll during the
past week. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Eastwood will he pleased to hear that
she is improving.