The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-10
AT NORTH END.
Family Stricken With Typhoid
Fsver-EnlOyab!e Reception.

The family OF William S,hoeniger mas
been visited by that much dreaded scourge
typhoid fever. One of the children Is
dead and the father ana three children
are at the hospital.
MIR. Schoeniger is n chainmaler ana
has many friends To whom tho inlorna-
ton concerning his troubles caused much
sorrow. 1t was the latter part OF last
month that the fever entered his Eome,
l65 Silver Spring street. Death claimed
on Sunday last Freddie the, bright slA-
year-old hoy of the house.
The father and three of the chlldIen
were then taken TO the hospital leaving
only the mother and one child at nome
and free from the disease, though tho
mother is sick as any OF the rest WIN
worry and anxiety for those thaS arc
separated from her.
AN ENJOYABLE RECEPTION.
Last evening was particularly
Measurable one for about 40 OF the trlent
Of Mr. William II. Nolan. who r'turneu
home couple of DAYS ago from TWO
months European trip. Mr.. Nolan
friends had arranged reception Tor MN
and IN was neld at the nospitable home oi
his mother. Everything seemed TO have
been especially prepared TO make tho
occasion one the pleasure OF which VIII
long be stored in the memories OF the
ladies and gentlemen in attendance.
It was "A night OF music, pleasant greet
ings. of delightful moonlight, ana OF
hospitality that was unstlnted ana no one
ever received henrtier, more earnest or
truer welcome home than MIR. Nolan.
His friends of the No Name Social Club
and OF the St Edwards Christian Doc.
trine Society were largely represented
and the ladies of the party added TO thJ
evenings charm by their merry ana
timely music. Mahoney's orchestra fur
nisbed music for dancing that made every
lover OF that pleasure vote that never was
there such merry dance in barn as
this one On the spacious grounds sur
sounding the barn those not dancing en-
,oyed either the orchestra's selections or
the interesting songs of the ladies.
Shortly before midnight the party sat
down to a most choice supper served Dy
Gelb, after which the Smokers Club had
a talk beneath the moon that was full or
entertaining wit and other interesting
things II was well into the morning
when the gathering broke up with the
hest wishes for Mr.. Nolan's future and
with feelings of the most earnest appreci-
alton for tha kind and delicate courtesy
of his family as entertainers.
NORTH END NOTES.
The police of the Second station made
seven arrests last night. In four OF the
cases the charge was that of being sus-
picious character, one arrest was Tor
drunkenness, one for cruelty 10 animals
and the last that of fugitive from
justice.
Some two months ago the energetic
guardians of the peace at Riverside sent
word up to tte Second police station that
n resident of this section had stolen n
horse and wagon from down the East
Side. The Information was not strictly
accurate, but q took several weeks to
definitely ascertain the facts. The resi-
dent against whon calumny had, through
the aid of the down shore resort aimed
her shaft. only returned yesterday after "a
trip to Webster y. Y. lie very soon
satisfied the police that he had bought
the OUTFIT ne was charged with stealing.
and only owed balance 10 the former
owner.
A we'll known young man who mas n
host of friends hereabouts will desert the
club of which he is member oarlv next
month ard unite his future with that of
o most estimablo young lady. The boys
Of the club will probably see that Frank
gets good send oil