The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-23

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IoTHRoP's OPERA HousE-"Punished at
Last"
WESTMINSTER THEATER-Gus Hills Novelty
Company
F TRoCADERo--Unversalist Club.
UT. A. ARMoRy-lIsth Anniversary.
Officer Ordway shot n mad dog at the
corner of Summer and Broad streets at
4 p. m. yesterday.
Officer Charnley extinguished blaze in
the woods at the foot OF Cady avenue at
d:15 p. IN. yesterday.
Hugh Tabor, who lives at As Parnell
street, is missing. He is % years old, a
little above the medium height and dark
complexioned.
Alderman Mccarthy and Milk In
epector Perkins went TO Boston this
morning TO examine the workings OF the
milk law in that city.
An alarm OF fire was sounded from box
16 at 500 o'clock last evening, but when
the department arrived IL was found that
the smoke came from the chimney.
The Universalist Clubs ladies' meeting
ut the Trocadero this evening Will be adj
dressed by Rev. John Coleman Adams,
ID. d., and Charles Elwood Nash, ID. d., OF
Brooklyn, n. Y.
'| Inc UnAnCt COnlfDllct Will DIODHDiN
recommend that the fire companies near
the centre of the city be made permanent,
and those on the outskirts remain as they
nre for the present.
The sixth lecture in the series before the
Germania Club will be delivered by Mr..
Albert Jaegefs tomorrow evening at the
lecture hall OF the club, Music Hall build
ing. The theme is ''Studio Studies"
Teams 2 and played basket ball in tho
". nj. G. A. gymnasim Saturday evening
and the game was interesting TO the spec
tators. Number team outplayed its OPP
ponents and won by score of 9 TO 3.
The residents of the Seventh Ward are
making a very strenuous effort TO have IN
5 piece OF fire apparatus located in the old
horse barn at Auburndale. The work is
being pushed by Alderman II. Il. Little.
Before Justice Wilbur in the common
pleas division of the Supreme Court to-
day, the case of Michael McGarrihan VS..
the John Hancock Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company was heard. The plaintiff
claims $4,000 damages. The case was
held under adyisement.
party from Providence consisting OF
Ex- Mayor Henry X. Barker, DIR. Il. Hilton
Chase and j. A. Shibley will leave Tues
day night for New York and will sail on
Thursday per steamer Trinidad for the
Bermudas. They will return about the
middle of May.
Coroner f.. III. Lincoln renders the ver-
dict that little Vega Marie Seidensticker,
who was killed under an electric car on
Crnnston street a short time ago, came to
her death not from any actual negligence
but from misfortune. This makes the
motorman feel easier.
At 3:15 p. m. yesterday Mary Parker
and three other women were driving
on Manning street. They tried
10 turn around when the carriage
toppled over, throwing the occupants out.
Miss Parker was badly cut on the scalp
and was attended by DIR. Peckham.
David Williams, bartender in the saloon
= ot 113 Thurbers avenue, and the bartender
in the saloon owned by Mrs. Honorah
Murray at 136 Prairie avenue, were vic
timized Saturday night by young man
who passed bogus 50 bills upon them. The
bills had been raised from e to 90. The
police are investigating.
An interesting recital will be given in
". nj. CT A. Hall tomorrow evening by
Miss Eva Orendorf, soprano; Miss Flor
cnce Ragsdale Beall, pianist, and Mr.. $.
Homer Eaton, reader. The program il
varied and II will be found interesting, as
the contributors are all entertainers of
excellent reputation from Boston.
Senate Chamber, Washington, ID. c.,
March -, 1S9f.-Gentlemen: / have re-
ceived the three parts OF "Picturcsque
Hawaii" which you were kind enough TO
send me. They are very interesting,
especially SO on account OF the peculiar
relations OF the Hawaiian Islands with
the United States. The importance OF
these Islands TO American Commerce and
development in the Pacific Ocean cannot
be overestimated. trust the time is not
far distant when they Will in some way
become part OF our country. Very truly
yours, John Sherman.
General Secretary Hamilton s. Conant
Of the Y. NJ. Z. A., gave this Monday
mornings talk TO the students OF
the Bryant a Stratton Business College.
His subject was "Persistency" lie IN
stanced as noted examples OF this prin-
ciple A. II. Stewart as merchant, General
II. s. Grant as soldier, Joseph OF
Bible fame as a financior, Edison
as an electrician, Benjamin Har-
rison as ambitious to become
President OF the United States. He
advised that the same principle
practised in their studies would fit tho
students for responsible positions in the
business world.
The Cur Mess ct the Press Club Saturday
evening was participated in by an Armen-
ian minister who sang an Armenian song,
aChincse gentleman who spoke, q French
man who told a story. an Englishman
who sang music hall ballads, n colored
man who both sang aud recltod. an Italian
who PLAYED piano organ, and mscclian-
sous natives from Washington Park who
gave exhibitions OF their aboriginal cus-
toms. Besides, Sterry Guycr, the acrobat
was in the company, and despite the lim-
tied stage capacity he gave bis wonderful
tumbiing act with immense satisfaction.
The entertainment was In charge OF
Mcssrs' Gon. Gallup and Youlden OF
Washington Park fame.
The following notices Of intention 60
build have been received az the city en-
kiDcer's Office during the week ending
April -, 1924: n. l.. Stanton, Clifford
street: William Logan, Nebraska street;
= T.. Bullock, Ninth street; y. &. Nudge,
corner Glenhan and Mt. Vernon street /:
John II. Altbans, corner Brook and John
streets; Charles Healy and wife, Winthrop
avenue; Schwarzschild A. Sulgbergen.
Canal street; Darnase Deslandcs. Hunting
ton avenue; Bernard Conaty. Cypress
street: james &. COttrcll. Creighton street
Waldo N. Stone. corner Mulberry and
Orms streets; Hiram =. Perry, corner Car