The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-01

LoTHRoPs PAwTUcKET OPERA HOUSE -
" Capt Herne"
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school committee is TO be held this
evening.
There is TO be q special meeting OF the
Seventh Ward Colored Republican Club
at Benedict Hall this evening.
Harry T. Wood OF the Falstaff Club will
be the entertainer at the "Friday Night"
OF the Art Club this evening.
Mrs. Ellen Coyle was severely injured
last evening by falling down Hight OF
stairs at her home 152 Globe street.
George Underwood, aged 9, was bitten
in the left arm yesterday afternoon by
shepherd dog owned by John Cullen.
Tickets for the first Arion concert,
which occurs next Wednesday evening,
were placed on sale this forenoon at 112
Westminster street.
The French line steamer La Gascogne,
Captain Baudelop, which sailed from New
York on February 20, arrived at Havre at
half past one this afternoon.
This evening Librarian William f.
Foster will address the Rhode Island
Business Mems Association upon the SUBJ
ject OF the city's public library.
At Highland Chapel last evening a
Martha Washington Tea was well at
tended. Living pictures and other fea-
lures were introduced for the entertain
ment OF the guests.
Hon. Charles j. Bonaparte, of Baltimore,
Will deliver lecture OH Municipal Re-
form" at Sayles Hall tomorrow evening
under the auspices of the Advance Club.
IL is to be public meeting.
The alumni of the East Greenwich
Academy are to hold their second annual
reunion at the Trocadero this evening
Many prominent graduates are expected
to participate In the after dinner speak
ing.
At the meeting of the Rhode Island
Trap Shooting Association last evening
the following officers were elected:
President, A. l.. Andrews; vice. president,
Phillip Randall; secretary, j. f. Russell; |;
treasurer, w. w. Mosher; captain, Samuel
+. Wilson; directors, l.. c. Whitaker and
William Plaisted.
John b. Hicox of Danielsonville, Conn :,
was struck by an incoming passenger
train on the Consolidated road near Au-
bhih gcSttIuuy uilcIHOObs Ilt WhS nv
seriously injured. DIR. King attended
bin. As soon as the accident occurred
the train was stopped and the passengers
donated the injured man a sufficient
amount of cash to enable him TO return
to his home in Connecticut.
A very pleasant, quiet wedding oc-
CURED last evening, at o'clock, at the
home OF the bride, SO Wesleyan avenue,
in the presence of only the immediate
members of the family, the happy couple
being Mr.. j. Fred Worsley and
Mrs. Ella j. Jones. They were
married by Thea Rev. j. V. Os-
terhout and the ceremony was short and
impressive. A sumptuous luncheon was
enjoyed by those present, when the bride
and groom were heartily congratulated.
The newly married pair Will be sat home"
to their friends after Monday March 4.
Patents have been issued to the follow
ing Rhode Island inventors: Louis w.
Downes, Providence, method OF and
apparatus for insulating electrical
conductors; Louis w. Downes,
Providence, apparatus for manufac-
turo of insulated electrical con-
ductors; stephen Essex, assignor 20 him
self, and ]. w. Sawin. Providence, fender
for cars; Horatio Phinney, Providence,
car fender; Albert j. Thornley,, Paw
tucked, assgnor to Consolidated Car
Fender Company, Providence, car fender I;
Charles w. CRUDE, Providence, design for
a button badge.