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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
0LNEYvILLE.
Silver Wedding Anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calder.
Meetings Of School Teachers and
Social Organizations.
THE NEWS BUREAU, oLNEYynLr,
No < Hartford Avenue


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Calder celebrat-
ed the 18th anniversary of their marriage
ut their residence, l25 Waterman street,
last evening. Rev.J. V. Osterhout, pastor
of the Broadway Baptist Church, was
present and many of the mem bers oil that
church. Mr.. Calder is superintendent OF
the Broadway Sunday school and enjoys
an extended acquaintance in the COM
munity. Many friends attested their re-
pards by a call at his home last even
ing. Refreshments were served and So
cial time enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. Calder were the recipi-
ents of arge number of presents. and
the general good wishes o| the gather
ing as they start or the second quarter
century of married life.
Councilman Luther leaves today for a
visit 10 York State, aud Thursday council
Imam T.. II. Sheldon lea aves Tor two
weeks stay at the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Belle Loavice of Delaine street
celebrated her nineteenth birthday last
evening with a social entertainment Tor
q large party OF friends.
The Daughters of the Sons OF st. George
will give q social in Guild Hall tonight.
No charge will be made and the members
and friends of the order will participate
cesspool in the rear of the building occu-
pied by John O'Connell, Westminster
street, last night.
The weekly meeting of the Johnston
teachers for mutual improvement in the
ways of teaching, occurred in Concord
School Hall last evening.
Whut Cheer Lodge, Sons OF st. George,
held q we'll attended meeting in Guild
Hall last night, president Roger Flower
in the chair. Two members were in
itiated into the mysteries OF the order.
Under the head of good and welfare OF
the order addresses were delivered by Past
President Gabriel and Brother Alfred Rus
sell OF Beaconsfield, also several men,
ters of the lodge.
Two men created disturbance in front
OF Shawcross' news store this morning
and officer Dyer took them TO the Sixth
Station, where they were srraigned fol
drunkenness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
BRISTOL.

Charles II. Thurber, agent OF the Rhode
Island Society for the Prevention oil
Cruelty to Children. obtained an order
from the Probate Court in which the
custody of Ada and John Hughes was
given to the society. They were taken
away and will be placed in the Rhode
Island Catholic Orphan Asylum The
mother can visit them when she desires
upon obtaining her liberty.
The last will and testament and ap-
proval of Isabelle Goff, as executrix, has
been approved in the Probate Court, no
bonds being required under the will.
lisa belle Goff was approved as executrix.
The account of Frederick A. Easter
brooks, .admin istrator ON the estate OF
Ambros Wsloron, with will annexed,
was allowed. The inventory of the estate
OF Hope Potter Walker was allowed. The
account OF James M. Munro on the estate
OF Ann ID. Pearse was allowed.
Intentions of marriage have been filled
at the town clerks office by Frank Lewis
and Miss Nettie George and Benjamin
Wilson Wright and Miss Nettie Moore
Pearse.
The civil case OF Eben Magee vs.
Joseph Truedell was called in the Justice
Court today. Judgment for defendant.
The school committee held a special
meeting last evening in the Byfield build
ing. II was voted 10 name the new school
building the "Walley Building" The
Franklin street school house was named
{" Olive,n and the High street school
house located in the south part of tn,
town was named "Burton.
Chester r. Burgess rode 10 Worcester,
Mass, ON his wheel on Monday, leaving
here at 6 a. IN. and arriving there about
1880, making the remarkable time oi
six hours and 30 minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
viou. work of the same author.

vious work OF the same author.
There are David Remons, sentimental,
honest and steadisst, who cannot be
anything but a gentleman, and there are
many. Sir Brice Skenes, drunkard, gam
bier, villain and cur.
Montagu Lushington has many proto-
types of seltishness, dlsregard OF duty,
right and common justice who live en-
tirely alone for their own pleasure at the
cost OF their fellows, and who are regarded
as men of the world aud not so bad after
all. There are many foolish girls like
Dulcie Larondie, too, who look above
their own station and find, alas, too late.
that happiness does not accompany gay
attire, brilliant surroundings and srtifi-
ciality. They are all masqueraders. un-
real. unsatisfying, and at the last over
whelming. There are few, very few,
Helen Iarondies who have solved the
problem of life, and And that self-forget-
fulness humiliation OF desire for high
climbing and personal advancement at
the cost OF self respect and prostitution of
noble instincts are the elements in the
great problem of existence that lead To
peace and happiness.
There are other characters In the play
that strongly illustrate the idea OF the
dramatist. Most OF bis masqueraders are
readily recognized. The plays end Ia
rather unsatisfactory TO story lovers and
those who do not rely much upon Inn
aginatiOn would ike 10 see more SUP
stantial conclusion and disposition, so to
speak, of the principal actors in the
| drama. At all events there Is much In
II TO think about and it's lesson cannot
be anything but beneficial to oil students
! of nineteenth century life.
Mr. Henry Miller IL capable artist.
| His method IL quiet, effective and pecu-
liarly convincing. He put around the
character OF Remon delightful atmos-
| phere aud completely filed the stage
when alone. Ii was a particularly salts
| tying impersonaton. Mr.. illiam Fsver
sham Is the most accomplished villain
seen bereabouts In many-a-day. He, too
made a distinct atmoshpere for Sir Skene
and his artistic instincts Away
kept him within II. Miss Viola Allen
also, like her two gifted associates, had
an atmosphere all her own, and hel
stimulation OF the pure, light-hesrtet
bsrmaid, and distracted mother anc
heart broken wife was presented in th'
most artistic and satisfying manner. Thi
wonderfully accomplished trio were al
ways a delight upon the stage. Their
was not a really weak player in the bis
cast. The stage setting was superb. Al
idea OF it's elaboration may be obtained
when II is stated that II took the expert
enced stage hands OF the opera hous
seven hours to get II right before th'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
westminster Theater.

WeAyml0btcr AacoSss
Harry Morris Twentieth Century Maids
were greeted py large audiences at the
Westminster Theater yesterday silernoon
was quite up-to-dats. The company In
composed OF twsnty or more young wo-
men who are bossessed OF considerab Die
ability as well a. shapely limbs. Then
there are half Q dozen or more gooo
comedians and all vie with each other In
making . merry time on the stage.
The performance begins with an anus
ing conception on the "new woman" en-
titled "Ths Girl Bachelors Stag" In
which Miss Annie Carter appears a. Lady
Henry Somerset, assisted by the entire
company. Those who appear in the olio
are John T. Hanson, who acts the part
ota Yankee oiodhopper to perfection I;
laug liable sketch entitled "Don't Notice
It." Leila Trimble, an exceptionally
sweet singer; Nellie DeCoursey In some
thing new in the way OF songs.
This portion Of the program is brought
TO q close by an old-fashioned negro
sketch by Coakley and Gensro and they
reminded the audiences OF the good old
days Of Schoolcraft and Goes and other
comedians of days gone by. The buck
and wing dancing of.these two gentlemen
Is without doubt the best ever witnessed
at the Westminster Theater. Miss Clarice
Terry, Q young lady with a peautiiui
form, assisted by a number OF Others, ap-
peare\ in livinglpictures, the most OF which
are entirely new. The whole concluded
with q humorous take-off on Trilby. In
this Harry Morris takes the part OF Slang
Valley and Leila Trimble 10 Tril-il-bee.
Mr.. Morris and Dave Genaro as Jacko,
with the entire company caused continu'
GUS roar of laughter for 20 minutes. It's
a show worth seeing, and the patrons oi
thfa ..f mn m
the company every afternoon and evening
during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
PAW TUxET.

Mr.. Albert III. Wightman, who has been
soiourning around the Adirondacks Tor
several months, mas returned home
Mr.. Aldrich and family closed their
summer cottage on Spring Garden street
Yesterday and returned to their winter
nome at Providence.
Mr.. Willie Wright OF New York city is
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank w.
Bloomer.
Last evening being the 18th anniver-
sary of their marriage, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles q. Bloomer, r., entertained a
large mum Der of their relatives and friends
at their home on Sheldon .treet.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sheldon, child and
nurse, OF Savannah Ga, who have been
spending the summer in this quaint old
village, returned south yeste rday.
Rev. Mr.. Burroughs OF the Mission oil
the TRANSPORTATION, officiated at Trinity
Chapel on Sunday.
Work on the new houses of Robert
Smith aud Alderman Thurston, the
former on Fort Hill and the latter on Mas
sasoit avenue, is being rapidly pushed for.
ward, and both promise to be completed
before winter sets in.
The new quartet choir OF the Baptist
Church. viz. Miss Ella Arnold, soprano;
Mrs. Banning,a a Ito; Mr.. Thomas Rhodes,
bass; Mr.. Arthur Rhodes, tenor, rendered
special music on Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
Court Calendar for Wednesday.

[Appellate Division.l
Eo. 2O69. Edwin Martin ct al. VS..
Thomas Bentley.
Ex. 2066. Aaron Stains VS.. Frank Il.
Eek. 2O7s. Sarah f. Dearden p. a. VS..
John +. Adams.
Ex. 2O6l. Nicholas McClosky VS..
Chsrles p. Moies.
z. A. q. Benjamin W. Smith, admir-,
appt., VS.. Mary f. Martin, ct al.
M. p. 2374. James A. Pirce ct al .or
commissioners.
Common Pleas nivisionl
2515. William +. McCray VS.. New York
& New England Railroad. Attorneys
w. b. Vincent for plaintiffs j. M. Ripley
and j. Henshaw for defendant.
27e6. Catherine Moran, ct al. vs. John
c. Quinn. Attorneys III. Sweet
land for plaintiff; Irving Champlin for
defendant.
PAS. Frank Van Rate vs. Albert Be-
mari. Attorneys. Jerome Hahn for
plaintiff; w. II. Barney for defendant.
3O9i. Samuel A. Wesson VS.. Alfonsio
Cambio. Attorneys -McGuinness 4 Dorsn
for plaintiff; II. A. McKenny for defen-
dant
Howard X. Allen vs.. Charles Cohen.
Attorneys-Van Slyck & Mumford for
plaintiff; Page & Owen fer defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
Riverside.

Peter Fitzsimmons and Miss Annie
Cassidy, both of this place, were mar
ried last evening. Rev. Father john
Harty of the Church OF the Sacred Heart,
performed the ceremony. They Will re-
side on Bullocks Point avenue, after
short wedding trip. About o'clock a
large gathering of friends. headed by the
Riverside Drum Corps, marched 10 the
future residence and gave the newly
married couple a serenade. The noise
was kept up until the groom passed the
cigars. A short parade was made In
honor Of the event.
Netop Council, American Mechanics,
OF East Providence VIII make visitation
to Burnside Council tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

PROVIDENCE CLEARING HOUSE.
. The clearings, of the Providence banks
TO-DAY amounted TO si.516. 100.
For late Financial News See Page 3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

There was large audience al hetn's
Opera House last evening TO greet the
ever popular comedian, Mr.. Joseph Hart.
The greeting he received must have as
sured him that he held quite comfort
able place In the hearts of Providence
theater goers, and the end OF the perform
ance found that place enlarged rather
than diminished.
The musical farce comedy, ga Gay Old
Boy,n is one OF the class that gives Mr..
Hart full opportunity to pour out his
ever bubbling spirit of fun, ana there is
thread enough to IL to retain the interest
OF the audience, even though the many
specialties introduced would by their ex-
cellence seem to leave nothing TO be de-
sired but themselves.
AS the man with the second wife who
has financial reasons connected with the
estate of his first wife to keep his mar
riage secret for a few days, during which
he has to keep his daughter and friends,
as well as his maid of all work, in bliss
iul or unblissful Ignorance, number of
amusing scenes arise, and they are all
well carried out and there Is as much
laughter caused by them as is possible in
one evening.
Remarkably bright and clever was Miss
J Carrie De Mar, as Cherry, the pet OF her
father, whom she does not fail TO remind
often of his nickname of "Gay Old Boy"
| Her singing, character acting and dane
| merited approval from all parts OF the
house. One of the cleverest things in the
evenings entertainment was the sway
They Say Good Day, Good Night, sung
by Mr.. Hart and her. In the second act
MIR. Frank III. Belcher sang with good
voice and taste and was awarded the not
unworthy compliment of a double encore.
! There are some very good scenes and
| groupings in the piece and the finales by
| the company at the close OF the different
| acts are cleverly done.
" lille Mr.. Hart is the central
figure OF the play, there are plenty
| of opportunities given the other
members OF his company to add
| TO the pleasure of the evening aud
none Of them fail to do their share In
that direction. There are number of
new and catchy songs sung and some OF
| the new ones are SO new that they have
| not vet had the exact nun ber OF verses in
| them decided upon for MIR. Hart had to
respond to great many encores 'sst even
| ing.
One OF Mr.. Hart's songs in the piano
| Irritation scene might, in the opinion oi
| a number of patrons of the house, be
| omitted, and the su bstitution OF a song
! OF the hour, the title OF which is on the
| printed program, but which was not
sung last night, would probably prove
| agreeable TO ALL
! This sparkling combination OF fun and
| music will be at the house the rest OF the
week and there will be the usual Thurs-
day and Saturday matinees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

Visitors to the Providence Opera House
this week will get their moneys worth.
Manager Charles Frohman's stock COM
pany from the New York Empire Theater
is here presenting Henry Arthur Jones'
London and New York success entitled,
"The Mssqueraders. I" 1t is the original cast
and in this respect the performance Is
unique Providence is seldom favored
with role creators and the playing last
evening had double charm. First, the
play was new TO the city, and second, the
cast had players generally recognized as
unsurpassed In their particular lines
"The Masqueraders'' is very modern
drama and full OF preaching. Dialogue,
excelIently written, IL its stronghold.
1t is a transcript OF life in certain places
among certain people. 1t teaches the
folly OF marriage without love, prates OF
consistency, selfishness and greed. I'm
presses the value OF being sincere, honest
and unselfsh. Ii parades vice and black
guardism to slightly disgusting degree,
and is a toss-up between wholesomen ess
and social filth. In this respect Ii resem-
bles, although not to such an extent, pre-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

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any case Of Cstarrh that can not be cured by
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free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

performance. The beauty drawing room
OF the second act was given a round OF
applause. From first to last, from a stage
point OF view, there was nothing out
about 1.-THE Masqueraders. Mr.. Jones'
play will be seen this evening and tomor-
row afternoon and evening, and for the
balance OF the we,Ii Mr.. X. @. Cartoons
Liberty Hall" wild be presented.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
slight Blaze on broadway.

Just before 10 O'Clock this forenoon, chief
George II Steere Of the fire department saw
smoke coming from the roof of Mrs II i
an alarm from box AL. Upon the arrival OF
the department IL was found that gas jat in
one of the sleeping rooms, which had been
left turned down low, had set hre 70 lace
curtain, and this ignited the woodwork of the
window, causpg quite little blaze. IL was
quickly extingaished. and the loss TO house
and contents will not exceed s3O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
FINANCIAL.
WE OFFER FOR SALE

WE OFFER FOR SALE
$4,000 Lexin gton Mass Gas and Electric Light
ing Company, . per cent, 2e-year, hrst mortgage
sinking Fund Gold Bonds at ls5k aud interest;
netting 81 ser cent
si6,ooo Lowell (Mass.) Electric Light Corpora
ton. hrst mortgage. per cent 2o-yea sinking
Fund Gold Bonds. at io2 and interest; nets per
cent plus.
$500 nefiiston gMass.) Water Company b,s og.
tionei after l91o At par and interest Total BONDS
$4,000. The town has already offered $4,000 for
this plant
shsrss American ship windlass Co. at Ia
shares Eq. II. NJ Insurance Co. At 20.
so shares Fifth National Bank Stock at asa.
20 shares X. !. National Bank at 2ts.
IS shares Bernon Mfg. Co., at i75.
Is shares Pawtuoket Hair Cloth Company at "a
WE WILL BUY
rs shares Pawtucket Gas stock at 81
90 shares Atlantic Nat. Bank stock at ssl
90 shares National a. Providence Worstsd Pre-
ferred Mt i0l
c. FRANKLIN NUGENr g. CO..
81 Weybosset Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
Mrs. Wins ov's Soothing syrup

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

play good, but the scenery, costumes and
music show improvement, II evidently be.
ing Manager Lothrop's idea that the BEST
is none too good for his frovidenes
There will be performances each after.
noon and evening this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The annual meeting of the r. 8. p. and
II. p. Horse Detective Association was
held in the old town hall at East Provi-
dence center last evening. The old hoard
sof officers were all reelected and IL was
voted to celebrate the Tooth anniversary
In Goff Memorial Hall vt Rehoboth WI
lage.
The monthly meeting OF the officers OF
the Haven Church was held last evening
in the church parlors. The trustees held
q short session and the committee con-
ssting OF Mr.. Hazard and Mr.. Foster
were appointed to repair the leaks in the
roof. The official board meeting was
called to order by the pastor, Rey. John
Oldham. After some dicussion 1t was
voted that the pastor be authorized to
raise the money 10 buy land.
An adjourned meeting of the Univer-
salist Church Society was held last even
ing. The resignation of Mrs. Drew as
treasurer OF the society was accepted and
Frede.ick Il. Hasking was elected in her
place. 1t was voted TO engage the present
pastor, Rev. DR.. Eddy, for another year.
Yesterday the annual inspection OF
Bucklin Relief Corps was held.
Mizpah Lodge, ID. OF X. held their reg
ular drill meeting last evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-23
Billiards the Sport of Queens.

There are many houses, both in this
country and abroad, where the ladies
have asserted their rights to billiards,
and a billiard-room to themselves. In
France, where billiards is universally
played. the game has become extreme
~ popular among women. The prin-
cesses of the English royal family have
contributed much to popularizing the
same throughout related courts in
Germany. Among the crowned heads
who play billiards may be mentioned
the dowager czarina, who is very skill
full at the game. Queen Margherita
of Italy is very fond of retiring with
her court ladies to her billiard-room,
believing the exercise of the game has
q beneficial effect in retarding her
tendency to stoutness. Princess Leo
pold of Bavaria, the daughter of the
Austrian imperial pair. is reported to
be a very graceful player. and in her
Munich palace she and her children
have many interesting Journeys in the
afternoon hours. The queen regent of
Spain was, in her girlish days. fine
handler Of the cue.-Chicago Chronicle.