The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-24
NORTH END NE VS.
4 Woman Dies on Her Way
to a Dance.
Fin-De-SiecIe Club Has a MInsre.
Show.
An Interesting Lecture at Asbury
Street Church.
THE NEws BusgAu.
koRTn END. as BRASoH AvEsuR.
1eleDhous 9Jl-

Telephons Sjl-l
Mrs. Catherine Carroll, IS years old, was
taken suddenly III in front OF 553 Branch
avenue about $3.50 last night and was
carried into the residence Of A. Il. Bar
nett, where she expired half an hour
bat could do not hing for her.
Mrs. Carroll was on her way to o concrt
and ball in German Hall, Hassan street,
accompanied by her friend Mrs. Schneider
when she suddenly fell TO the ground In an
unconscious condition. She never spoke
again. Two Children survive Eer. licr
husband, William II. Carroll, left for
Pntsheid, Mass, in search OF work, three
days ago. For the past six mont hs she
has boarded with her children at the resi-
dence OF John Il. Scully, $50 Branch ave.
nue.. Heart disease was the cause OF her
death.
John Hand is mourning the loss Of
40 bicycle this morning. Last night
about 1880 he left his wheel In front OF a
store while ho went TO make a pur-
chase. While he WIS gone an express
wagon came alolg and ran into
The wheel smashing IL beyond recogni-
tion. Hand saw the wagon strike his
wheel, and rushed out of the store and
grasped the horse by the bride,
and shouted "police" at the top OF
man arrived, he took both men
to the station where both told their story.
The expressman said il wa. an accident
while Hand said he lid It on purpose.
law suit will be the result.
Slocum Post Hal was completely packed
with people last night, when the tin-de-
Steele Ministries gave kn entertainment
ana social. The singing OF William Lieb
was n feature of the evening, and "CoDie
Back TO Your Dad and Me, sung by Mr..
Ihomas Nichols, was very pleas
ing. In fact every number on the
vapa. t~fl
IS tine program: Opening chorus greet
ing, Nichols w hltely; song, "Dollie
Brown" Walter ID. Brown; song, "Idle
Fancy" Ben Follett; song. "Push On De
Relns," William Lieb; song, "Come Back
to Your Dad and Me- Thomas Nichois;
song, ''Get On Your sneak shoes
Children," Edwin 5. Qnipby; song, "The
Bowery Girls" James Mclaughlin;
song, .The Church Across the Way" Ed
word Mckee onle; sgng, keep Those
Golden CAT WldsOpen," j. Sundcrlan nd;
monds,"' Say Au Revoir, But Not Good
Bye" i. Richardson; mus cal trio, Messrs.
hannigan, Follett and Dodge; reading,
Il. Cannon; sand dance, T. MeKechnie
the Fin de- Steele quartet, first tenor,
Thomas Nichols; second tenor, James
Mclaughlin; first bass. w. ID. Brown;
second bass, William Field; banjo solo,
with variations, Ben Folleft;
black face comsdfad, David Me-
Nair; Dutch skctch nrtists, Hugh
Riley and John Sunderland The Fiu-de-
Steele Club are all North End boys, and
the performances OF last night shows that
the organization is composed OF num-
ber of talented young men. Dancing TO
tie music OF Elliott's Orchestra followed
the entertainment. Tne officers OF he
club. are: President, Thomas Nichols;
vice president, James mclaughlin; treas
urer, Charles Hannigan; doorkeeper, Ar
thur Rose; secretary, Charles o. Oliver.
Asbury Memorial Church, at the corner
of Hewes and North Main streets, wss
crowded lsAt night with ON audience 10
listen 10 the lecture OF Rev. John j..
Pitner on ttup subject, "Onr Oldest City,"
with stereopticon views OF the various
places OF note in St. Augustine, Florida
The lecturer reviewed the history OF he
city since the landing OF the Sp p.ards
to the present day. His description of
the magnificent Hotel Ponce de Leon, and
barbarity OF the Spaniards 200 years ago,
was listened TO with great attention.
Tonight the King Philip Club will hold
a boxing ex ibition at the Gladstone on
Canal street. Several North End aspirants
for pugilistic fame will don the nuts for
a limited numbers of rounds. The princi-
pal bout will be between Jimmy Baker Of
tbD, city and Tom Brown OF Maiden, Mass.