The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-29
Community Indignant at the
Conduct Of an Hungarian.
Republican Registration Is Large In
the Town Of inhnsfon
Joseph Haworth an Olneyville Boy-A
Theater Party to Greet Him.
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There Is the most intense excitement in
the vicinity of Chaffee street today be-
cause OF the alleged outraging of two lit
tie girls, aged four and seven Years, by an
Hungarian, whose name is not known.
The children's mother, Mrs. Burns, Is re-
ported as being furiously indignant ana
out for the bastard with revolver.
Ii Is stated that the Hungarian has
beeu in the habit OF enticing little girls
into house on Chaffoe street, and it was
there, the crime charged, was committed
yesterday. The police are investigating
the matter.
Waiter Mullen of North Scituate is
locked up in the Johnston jail on charge
OF stealing s100 from John Whipple.
Sunday School Entertainmct.
There was a good attendance at the en-
tertainment given in the vestry OF the
Broadway Baptist Church at 1880 last
evening, when the following program was
Miss Minnie Waddington; cornet solo, Mr..
Patcher Giles; reading, Miss Carrie
Arnold; soprano solo, Miss Lucy Streeter;
piano duet, Earnest and Grace Watts.
Mr.. Levitt presided at the piano. Five
hundred boxes OF confection were distri-
buted TO the members OF the Sunday
School in attendance, and 400 TO the
~ssfNi~< aADha VIC aASS, ~ " SAcSe J~cf~e
day afternoon.
Annual Ball.
The fourth annual ball of Court General
Sheridan, No. 76i9, A. q. +. OF A. was
given in Cadets Hall last evening. A large
party enjoyed program OF 20 numbers.
Kone's Orchestra furnished the music.
The committee OF arrangements were {:
Thomss II. Monahan, chairman; Bernard
Nangle, secretary James A. league,
treasurer; Patrick Dempsey, James IL.
McGann, Peter j. Logan, Bartholomew
Kelly, James McNickIe, John Foley, Pat
rick Cannon, Michael Regan. Floor
director, Thomas II. Monahan.
Registration.
The Republican town committee met at
Odd Fellows Block las. evening TO discuss
registration. A large registration OF Re-
publicans Ia already assured, but the COM
inittee would urge every Republican TO
assist the committee and see that no
known Republican voter fails to have his
name on the list. The Office for registra-
tration Will be open Tonight and Mon
day evening until . O'Clock.
The total registration last night was 800.
Narragansett Assembly.
Narragansett embiy, No. Al, II. s. G..
T., held its regular meeting in Irons Hall
Inst evening. One lady candidate was
initiated. She was the first lady MEM
ber in this Assembly. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Ruler, Patrick Psdian; instructor,
Michael Lynch; councillor; Thomas
Healey; past ruler, Leonard Baten; re-
corGing recretary, J.J. McDonold; finan-
cal secretary, John O'Connell; treasurer,
James NJ. Shawcross; prelate, William
A. Carroll; director, Frederick Richards;
guard, Martin Premo; sentry, Il. G. Rey-
nolds; trustees, w. A. Phillips, James
IL. Walch, Byron A. Smith.
An Olneyvllle boy.
Joseph Haworth, who appears at the
Providence Opera House next week, was
born iii the house now occupied by
the "Branch Market" at the corner OF
Westminster and Troy streets in 1857. As
q compliment to him large theater party
from this section will attend the play
next Thursday evening, when he will ap-
pear in the role OF Hamlet.
Notes About the Square.
Miss Fannie Sadlier was buried from
ct. Mary's Church at 0 o'clock this morn
ing.
have returned from Hartford, where they
have been visiting relatives.
Miss Francis Mosher gave Shaksperian
recital at the Bell Street Chapel last even
ing.
The new IRE alarm gong has arrived for
the Piaipfield street engine house. 1t was
made by the New England Gameweli
Company Of Boston.