The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
PAWTUCKET.

Rev. Howard A. Brigham, editor of
The Congregationalist, will preach at
the Pawtucket Congregational church to-
fporrow morning. Rev. Levi 3. Edwards
OF Providence will proaoh at the Trinity
church. Evangelist Laura Horton of
South Scituate will occupy the pulpit at
the Broadway Evangelical church both
morning and evening.
The base ball nine OF the Pawtucket
police department will journey to Fall
River Monday and meet the Fall River
cops" In base ball game.
A meeting OF the Pawtucket Veteran
Firemen was held last evening, when ar
rangements were completed for attending
the muster at Crescent Park on Thurs
day next The fremen Will also take part
IN the state league muster on September
1.
Secretary James Cliffe Of the Rhode ISL
and Mule Spinners' association, who is
also chairman of tho Economic league,
which was organized In this city week
ago, has been authorized to communioate
with various Textile unions of the state
10 arrange for time and meeting place
OF the league TO promote plans for nine
hour day.
The Machinists' union held largely
attended meeting last evening In the
Cottrell block IL was voted 10 take part
in the parade In this city on Labor Day.
Two applications for membership were
received.
Counsel for John r. Carroll who was
adJudged probably guilty OF aggravated
assault on Albert G. Rider I'm the Dis
trict court. had prepared charges against
Detective John Il. Haberlin. IL was said
that the charges are 60 be left with the
mayor 90 be presented at the next meet
ing OF the board OF aldermen. which
comes on August 20. IL Is understood
that Carroll charges conduct unbecoming
an officer at the time Of his arrest for an
alleged assault on Rider. a Providence
Journal reporter. he alleging that Detec-
tive Haberlin detained him I'm tho Jour
nal Office before he was taken 20 the po-
lice station. At that office ~ IL claimed
was a man representing himself as De-
tective Parker of Providence and the
friends of Carroll claim that an effort was
made To get him 10 admit incriminatina
facts IN connection with the case.
Mayor Fitzgerald was not seen this
morning. but last night stated that he
had not received the charges. although
he had been Informed that they were &c
be presented.
The charges were hlod today.
Company @. First Rhode Island yolun
teers. held reunion last evening az IN
Maple house. Frank Lambert Of this city
who has Just returned from three ysar'
~ bnpor ," k,,er Az sxcciienf stipps ma,
been served il was decided to form per
manent organization. Robert bnsley o
Rowse secretary. Joseph Gonyea, james
| Watson and Leon Asquith were appointed
"A committee on bylaws and constitution.
The Thomson NJ h. church will ~ re
dedicated on Sunday. Oct ~. The re
| pairs on the church are nearly completed
and II Is expected at the dedicau ton ina
/ the bishon will have charge " the eNer
cises. assisted by Rev. A. J. Coultas am
| r.. G.. Bass, ID II.
| Thomas O'B1en, the li-vear-old spn o
| ex-Aiderman Edward O'Bren. died las
| evening after a long Illness at his HON
| on Meadow street
| pr IN. "a. n. Cristion OF Paris Will al
i dress the mems meeting I'm Y NJ. G. a
| hall tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Clan Fraser No. n. q. >. G, acceofc
| an Invitation last evening 20 be the guest
| OF Clan Cameron OF Providence on Sat
4 urday. Aug. Is.