The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-26

The Epworth leagues of Providence
and vicinity will hold a mass meeting in
Trinity M. r. Church Wednesday evening.
The court OF appeals at Albany, N. Y.
has affirmed the conviction OF DR..
Buchanan, the wife murderer, and he
must die.
Court Thomas w. Dorr, 7S45, A. o. +. OF
A., hsld a masquerade in Il. Il. Hall last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. Ward led
the grand march.
Officer Stockley discovered a broken
water pipe in the vacant house at the
corner of knight and Ring streets last
night. The water department s@rut of
the water.
Officer Armstrong found John Devlin's
horse aud express wagon astray on Battey
street last evening. Ii was taken to Sta
tion 4 where il 1t was called for later by
Mr.. Devlin.
At the Affair Dramatic Hall this even
ing there is to be an entertainment by the
"Altair" for the benefit of the Univer-
salist Cadets. Langstsf's orchestra will
furnish music for the dancing to follow
the entertainment.
Judge Henry l.. Edmonds, of the GRIM
inal court at st. Louis, yesterday adopted
q rule requiring that all foreigners who
wish to be naturalizcd in his court must
be able to intelligently understand and
speak the English language.
The base ball season is beginning to loom
up and the players are getting in form.
Cooney and Tom Lovett practiced in In
fantry Hall yesterday afternoon, for the
first time. Manager Murray will talk with
Lovett about signing this week.
John Rogers Bolles, author of "Edel-
weiss, " The Gates of He'll Ajar", and
other works, died at New Lordon this
morning aged S5 years. He was a direct
descendant of Joseph Bolles, who settled
in Wells, Me-, in 1910, and who was the
first to bear the name in this country.
George Thatcher and Carroll Johnson
minstrels' concert will be given in the
Providence Opera House next Sunday
evening, March g.. This will be the only
appearance OF this organization in this
city during the season. Best seats 80 and
IS cents. gallery rs cents, now on sale at
box Office.
At the meeting of the Universalist Club,
held in Tilling hast's last evening, Rev.
w. &. Selleck was elected to membership
and, following the supper, there were
interesting addresses by Rev. John Cuck-
son of Boston, who talked on the "For-
nation OF the Church." Charles T.. Car
penter and Rev. Mr.. Selleck.
Liederkranz Hall was well filled last
night on the occasion of a masquerade
ball, given by Court Herman 1898, A. O. Il.
of A. The costumes were varied and at
tractive. Ernest Key was floor director;
j. +. Schmidt and Aug. Barth, aids; u. s.
Spangenberg, reception committee; j. +.
Schmidt, Peter Becker, A. Barth and T..
Boedecker, refres hment committee.
Impressions from a Business Man"
was the subject of the 10th Monday
Morning Talk, by John q. Massie to the
students of the Bryant Il STATIONS
Business College yesterday. The
points dwelt upon were: Neat
ness OF person indicates, generally,
neatness Of books; fullness and clearness
Of record; classification OF accounts; value
Of year date over every ledger account;
and value Of check book record.
At the bi-annual convention of the
Catholic Knights of America, held in this
city, the following were elected officers to
serve for the next two years: Spiritual
director, Rev. M. Fitzgerald; president,
ID. ID. Donavan; vice president, IL. A. AL
lendoff; secretary, A. A. Rothermel; treas
urer, John ii, Drury; State delegates to
the supreme convention, John Currep,
ID. F(Kelleher; alternates, Michael Nc
Aloon, II. j. Rowan. The order has 1892
members in this State. Paid death claims
for the past two years $4,000.