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The times., 1898-02-07
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The times., 1898-02-07
Or. sNYDER'S DIsCOURsEs
The Eminent Divine breaches
at All Souls Church.
HE DEFENDS The CREATOR

In the Evening Sermon He Argues
Against .he PessimiStic Conten-
tton Regarding Gods Work-ZOIa,
He Says in an Interview, Has Con-
doned A i His Literary Sins.
The times., 1898-02-07

Our Champagne" Lager
is a delightful table beer. Clear, spark
ling, and de'fc:ous in flavor. We deliver
"a bottles-iu unlettered wagons-for 81.
Wash. Brewery Co., 4th and T sts. ne
The times., 1898-02-07

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The times., 1898-02-07
THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs.
Two Important Committees to Meet
Tonight.

The Febrrary meeting OF the executive
committee Of the District OF Columbia
Christian Endeavor Union Will be held
tonight at s O'Clock in the vestry OF
Calvary Ia ptist Church. The first part
OF the meeting Will be taken up with re-
ports OF committees for the past month,
and the latrer part of the evening viii
be devoted to a discussion Of the work
of the union press committee short adj
dresses upon this wors will he made by
Mr.. Miles II. Sband and Mr.. John II. Sle-
man, jr.. and an open parliament viii be
conducted by Mr.. \. l.. Dietrich.
At 7:15 o'clock, in the p6rlor adjoin-
ing the yestry of the church, a meeting
of the union correspondence committee
will be held. The subject for discussion
will be, How Can the Corresponding
Secretary Help the President of His So
ciety.'' The presidents of the various
Christian Endeavor societies have been
invited To attend the meeting.
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The times., 1898-02-07

Henry Xander, sang Ach Wiesst Du es
Noch?" ana Die Auserwaehlte'' in the
fine manner 50 familiar and so acceptable
to the frienls Of the organization.
The progr lm also included Mrs. Ever
EFT Barnes. Mr.. Frederick Crosby, Mr..
James Nolan and Mr. Arthur ID. Mayo.
The times., 1898-02-07
DON'T


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are getting all your money
will buy. It's easier to
spend than to make. Our
GREAT MIDWINTER
FURNITURE SALE is
producing prices that are
revelations IN economy.
The times., 1898-02-07

Then shal our names tHeurich's beer)
he familiar in his mouth as a household
word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
Westminster Theatre.

The Rentz.rantley novelty and burlesque
company is playing a return engageraent at
the westn ipsier Theatre this week. and the
audiences yesterday afternoon and evening
were extremely gratifying TO Manager Batch
eller. for the pretty theatre was filled to
overfowing. Since. the last appearance of
tho company, new scenery and wardrob es and
one or two new features have been added
and the bill somewhat changed. The per-
formanco begins with the ever popular bur-
lesque, "A World of Pleasure In which
Lottie Elliott, Carrie Weber, Nettie Crowell,
Frank Fisher and Joseph j. Sullivan are the
leading characters, and they are assisted by
the entire company. This is followed by a
number of first-clsss specialties, tho first of
which Is Joseph J. Sullivan, the we'll knowa
comedian, who is followed by Fisher and
Crowell in their original and exceedingly
funny acrobatic coLedy; the Engstroin
sisters in number of new and catchy songs;
Richard Ward. the hobo ryclist, who is a
whole show in himself; Harry s. Marion. n
sweet singer, with stereopticon views: Mile.
Bertha Dorian, who performs a number OF
dificult tricks upon trapcze bar, aud the
whole concludes with supper scene, which
abounds with fun, in which every member OF
the company takes part, and Incidental to
this Tyrene and Evalyne appear in a graceful
dance. The same excellent bin will be given
every afternoon and evening during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
LEGISLATIVE DoINas.

Boston, May 1o--In the house yester-
day, the petition for a revision Of the
laws relative to contagious diseases
among domestic animals and the off,
GERS charged with the enforcement OF the
same was admitted under a suspension
OF the rules and referred.
Ought to pass was reported by the
ways and means committee on the re-
solve appropriating $4,000 for the states
representation at tho trans Mississippi
exposition in Omaha
The bill to provide for uniformity in
the rate of wages and hours OF labor OF
mechanics and laborers employed on
public works. opposed by Senator George
and favored by Senators Moran and
Toyle. was rejected, 6 to IL.
bill for q general inheritance tax
was substituted for the report OF the
committee on taxation, which contained
no recommendations.
The senate. after q brief and spirit
less debate. ordered 90 a third reading
the house bill providing for the election
Of 25 aldermen In Boston. one from each
ward. and 80 councilmen. two from each
ward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
BRISTOL.

The meeting to have been held last evening
IN the Council chamber, of the street COM
mitses and Council failed to materialize as
some of the Council were unable TO attend
The wharf committee was present, having re-
csived IN invitation from the street commit
tee. The meeting was postponed until Mon
day evening next
Mr.. Roswell l.. Colt of New York city 10 In
town, the guest Of Mrs. Colt and Colonel
Samuel p. Colt at Linden place.
The annual meeting OF the Bristol Home for
Destitute Children was held this afternoon at
the First Baptist church.
Tho Common Pleas Division of the Supreme
Court for Bristol county convened here this
morning. Judge Rogers presiding In the abb
sence OF Judge Douglns. who is i'll. The
grand jury was empanelIed and retired sc-
compsnied by Assistant Attorney General
stexrns After q short delberation. the
fury returned without any indictments.
During the absence of the grand jury she
docket WAS called and many cases were con-
tinued and some marked for trial.
The condition Of Judge Hezekish w. Church
xemains unchanged. He is still In an uncon-
scious condition.
The Order Of the Golden Gross held an en-
tertainment last evening in @. A. r. hall.
The school committee held its monthly
meeting last evening in the Byfeld school
building. A few bills were examined and
allowed.
eupsrintendent Schlosser OF the National
India rubber works and wife returned this
mosnine from Brunswick. N. J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10

This is the last week of the regular .Neason
at Keith's Opera House. and the merry sing
ing and viyacious Chorus Girl Is the At.
traction. Last night there was q large
audience in attendance. which thoroughly APP
preciated the many right tuneful bits of
music with which the production abounds
There are a number Of good choruses and
some solos that 10 is hard 20 drive out of the
head once they got In there. Among these is
Miss Osborne's Pretty Betty Biddle."
The dances are attractive and there Is
really over two hours Of music. for the plot
or dialogue amounts to little The piece per-
haps is in some places bit broad. but there
Is nothing in the singing dialogue or dane
ing that sprightiness does not relieve from
objection. Miss Osborne seemed to be ss
popular as ever with the the atre goers OF this
city. and her singing end Dialogue. syeceived
the very heartiest of applause and many en-
cores were demanded, especially OF the song
"Just Little Wins Miss Minnie Ashley
as Clairetse the premiere from the Bal
Chapetre. was u notable entertainer OF the
evening. and Grace Greenwood as Polly Bur-
dakin, the daughter Of an angel OF the theat-
rical type, sang especially good. being leader
Of the Jack and Jill chorus. "In Old Colonial
Times" sung during an evening devoted 10
light music. Mr.. Carpenter leads very good
male chorus or two, and his military song
last evening seemed to meet with about as
much applause as anything else.
The other members Of the company who
take special parts In making up for lack of
plot ana dialogue Of any account Ivy their
singing or dancing are James Gilbert. Borts
Coote May Dopohue. William Norris, Paul
Barnes, Lawrence Kearney, Thomas Mcguire.
Phillis Courtney, Florence Do We're and Grace
Gray.
1.-THE Oh orus Girl will be given every
evening this week and at the customary
matinees. and will undoubtedly meet with
the favor her brightness deserves. Next week
Andrew Mack will be seen in his local record
breaker for patronage, "An Irish Gentleman"
Mr.. Mack will have the same great cast as
was with him THANKSGIVING week, aud the
proceeds OF the week will 60 to the q. A. X.
soldiers and sailors monument and Mr..
Keith gives his opera house rent free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
Olympic Theatre.

yousouf, the Terrible Turk" famous in
athletic circles as one Of the foremost wr. St
lers in tho world. lis the chief attraction. at the
Olympic Theatre this week. Besides the
athletic feature of the show, the Terrible
Turk is assisted with group OF vaudevillers
Of the ordinary type, who give variety and
considerable spice to nearly three hours Of en-
tertanrnent. Yousouf is big. muscular
man, and he convincingly illustr ates his
physical energy in ten minutes of play wrest-
ling with Mccormick who with less power
full man might be u formidable adversary.
Previous to the exhibitions yesterday
afternoon and evening, which apparently
pleased those interested in this particular
sport and satisfied those with curiosity 10 see
what sort of q man IL wns who had achieved
so much newspaper notoricty OF late. it was
announced that the display would be merely an
exhibition, as the laws OF the state strictly
prohibit wrestling matches. Yousouf and his
associate then illustrated the various kinds Of
"holds' in Graeco- Roman and catch-as-catch-
can wrestling. and several of the movements
elected hearty applause. 1t was quite appar-
ent that the sporting spirit was abroad in
both the afternoon and evening audience,
which were of generous proportions.
Previous to the wrestling exhibition the
variety bill introduced the Freemonts in n
comedy sketch; Allen and Regan in a musical
act: La Petite Adelaide, from the New York
Cbsino; Cora Routt OF Seeley- dinner fame. In
budget Of songs; the Meeker- Mack trio in n
funny rag-time scrobatic act, and Miss Carver
and Miss Black in a dashing and vigorous dis
play Of neerie.fsscompanied by blithesome
dialogue and songs. The whole performance
closed wi h an afterpiece entitled "Tne Wilds
Of the West" with Dave Lewis in funny
German caricature. The same bill will be
presented every afternoon and evening this
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10

Providence People are Respectfully Asl<sd
to Answer These Questions Honestly.
Il tbsrs spy thins In the evidences OF
ono's oonooey On the reader oispite and
then dlopfovs local evidoncci Can reli-
anoe be placed upon statement from peo-
Pc W kgewi Are the opinions Of resi-
6onso Of Providence q any greater mo-
meat than opinions held by rsidents Of
Maine or uichiganf would you not SOON
O. beliovo people living IN thsss states
thnn thooo In your sityi Answer these
qusetions honestly after you hsve quietly
6eed TIE fojlowinRs
Mr.. Kenyon, Arcade dressmaker. the
proDristor d one Of our most fAshio1abls
DerIora got > box Of Deans kidney Pills
oo y. 4 lothrop's pharmscy. The result
81 uslQg them told ~ herseh in the fol-
IoWn6! "'I had tie miRortune TO step
end Wrenoh the mall Of my back. troatsd
~ spFnin Wit1 ltnimsnt bus the pain
<nGt obovo the kidneys contained. while
t1inelng - might nscoms mosp sssioua
1 nopQono6 - - an odvertiomont about
Doo6'o KIdney tilla and thought
Uou1o ~ tnse. sot box ~ =: b.
1oo1eooo drug seors and began taking
61oU- 1he psin lsft ne after taxing .
~ ooDaA nsd have he'd no in1iension
- ~ Uouru." Deans Kidney Pills for
oo1o ~ III deglefn Proc 20 oentA A1ailsd
~ DC1oDf- UiIb0rD O., BufAIe n. T..
-. :; saE6Ssa s;~;5 q ';sSsi.ss . I;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine hayes. who
died at her,&ome in Riverpoint last Saturday,
was solemnized from st. James church at
Arctic Centre this morning. the services
being conducted by Rev. Father Flynn. The
interment was in st. Marys cemetery ut
Crompton.
Frederick Talham and Miss Annie Carroll
of Riverside were married at st. James
church at Arctic Centre yesterday, Rev.
Father Flynn officiating. MIR. and Mrs. Tai
ham will make their homo in Riverpoint.
A small beat from which Henry welden
and George Smith of Providence were fishing
was capsized In front Of the Old Buttonwoods
yesterday, and both men were thrown into
the water. They clung to the boat until they
were seen by Captain Dodge. who was COM
ing up the bay in his catboat and went to
their assistance.
The womans Suffrage League held an en-
joysble meeting mt the residence OF Mrs.
Lydia Manchester at Anthony yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Luther Caswell is seriously i'll at her
home in Lippitt.
David Forest, one Of the best known and
most highly respected young men In the
valley, died at his home ut Arctic Centre las
evening after long illness
A. A. McCallum, telegraph operator ut
Riverpoint, has returned to his home In
shushane, N. T., on account Of illness.
Joseph Archam bault's saloon at the corner
of Main and Quidnick streets at Arctic Centre
wac entered last night. and a slot machine
which stood on the bar WAS carried on.
Nothing else was distur bed, and the proprie-
tor thinks that the thieves are the same ones
who have broken into the place before and
robbed the nickel machines.
George Eldridge was thrown from his
bicycle at Riverpoint this morning. striking
his head against a telegraph pole and cutting
n cash over his ear.
A horse belonging to Edward Follett of
Olneyville took fright at the cars at River
point this morning, and In spite OF the efforts
OF his driver to control him ran toward West
colt. finally colliding with tip cart AID
throwing his driver out. The horse was cap
tured near Westcott, the only damage being
n broken shaft Mr.. Follett escaped with a
few bruisea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
WARREN.

DR.. Sanford il entertaining his sister and
nor husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Barker of Central
Falls, for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon and daughter
hare returned from visit to their parents
in Johnston.
Nrs Ezra Martin IL Ill at her home on
State street.
Mrs Charles Vaughn Of Boston. Mass, IL
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen for few days.
Mr. Frank Martin has moved his family
from Church street to the homestead Of the
late Charles Collamore on Union street.
Delta Circle, O. l.. 8. c., held its fortnightly
meeting last evening. when Mrs. Hilton Of
Providence read very interesting paper.
Mr.. James B. Drown has newly concreted
Che walks around his residence on Main and
Warrington streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
HELD. FOR TRIAL.
Greene Accused Of Assault and
Robbery.
Mary Horan's Case C0ntinued--Other
Cases In the District Court.

Preston Greene was arraigned In tho
Sixth District Court this morning on q
charge of entering Henrietta Bcrry's
house on Hughes street at midnight last
Saturday and stealing ia tbereform. He
pleaded not guilty and was held in the
sum OF 5000 to appear for trial Tuesday,
May IL. The parties involved arc colored
and according TO the story told by police
men, dresne went to Miss Berry's ouse
and entered BY the back door. He was
met by the woman who wanted to know
what he was after. Greene seized the
woman by the throat and choked hsr into
insensibility. he then ransacked the
house and found the money.
MRS. Barry, who 10 very large woman,
on regaining consciousness raised an
alarm. gave description OF hsr assaliant,
ana told the circumstances. As she Was
the Rhode Island hospital. The police OF
ths city was told to be on the lookout for
Greene and yesterday he was arrested on
south Main street by Sergt. smith and
patrolman Il. J. Mcdonald. he was taken
to the hospital where Mrs Berry identi-
tied him as hsr assailant
The case against Mary Horan for as
saulting woman in a street car with an
umbrella. as told in The News last week,
was continued TO next Friday.
Thomas Cooney denied that he was a
vaRrant and he will bo tried next Friday.
James Rehill denied that he stole pipe
belonging to Terfencs King and he was
held In the sum Of 200 to appear for trial
Friday.
Moses Anderson was sent to tbs state
workhouse for six months as common
druEkard.
Hattie s. Williams who pleaded not
guilty last Friday morning to stealing IS
retraoted her plea this morning and sne
was fined SIS and costs
Charles Muchnick admitted sufficient
evidences to convict on charge of com
N itting an assault on Isaao Goldberg, and
he was sentenced to pay q tine OF Sl5 ana
costs. He appoaled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
OLNEYvILLE.


A Narrow Escape From serious iuJuiys
DR.. John Roach had monkey-and- paTrot
oort OF time ~ his homo ON Julian street
last evening. smashing furniture and doing
lots OF things that he was sorry for Ia the
morning. He wanted TO drive his wife out OF
tho house, and when she called for helps
Patrolman James Feoley of tho Chaffee street
s1stion responded, snd the doctor at once set
about TO end the earthly career Of Mr..
Feeley, but tho latter soon knocked that idea
ont OF the doctors head. The result OF the
fr,cas was that the doctor was fined 50 and
costa for being drunk. and he gave PATROL
man Fesley sufficient amount of wampun
70 buy new helmet. Mrs Roach has taken
up hor abode with neighbor. and an uphol-
stersr Is fixing up the furniture.
James Tainsh. the we'll known Msnton
avenue blacksmith. had very narrow escape
from being killed last evening. his horse
took fright, throwing Mr.. Tainsh from his
carriage landing ON the curbing. He was
picked up unconscious and taken to his home
and was attended by near by physician who
sswed mp number Of ugly cuts.
The Rough and Ready Auxiliary Whist
Club met at the reside dence OF Hugo Marks, 2a9
Plninfeld street. last evening. Miss Ella
Waterman and Frank Crouthers won the hrst
prizes and Mrs. Edward Shawcross and Byron
A. smith the second. The next meeting OF
the club will be held Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs Archer Hill and on the follow
inr Monday evening the last meeting OF the
season will be held al the residence Of Mrs.
Frsak CroutherA
The Rough and Ready Engine Company
held its monthly meeting last evening. One
application for membership was received and
the social committee made its final report
and turned over $50 to the company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
ATThENORTH END.
Meeting Of Finegan Council, X. Of c
Quiet IN Police Circles.

( The meeting OF Finegan Council. X. of c.,
held last evening. was ono OF the busiest and
most interesting the club has had in some
time. Grand knight Conway presided and
after much business OF special Importance had
been disposed OF there was an election TO fill
vaoancies in the board Of officers. Philip
Leonard was elected financial secretary,
James McCrudden outer guard and J. u.
McJ1ueh and John G. Lyons. trustees. The
second degree was worked on four members
during the evening.
Lass night was quiet one In police circles.
- there was hut one arrest for drunkenness
and one person taken in charge for safe keep
Ing. Several police officers were asked by
nervous people this morning about certain
supposed cannon shots heard about A. m.
bus the officers couid not give any informa-
zion sbout the alleged firing.
surprise party took place last evening in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
THE NEWS FROM
NEAR BY TOWNS.

honor Of Mrs. Bronstein. SO Chalktsone ave-
nue.. The party was managed by Miss Ann ie
Bronstein. assisted by Mr.. Morris Davis.
There were fifteen couples present. This
was one of the most entertaining parties In
this section this year. A fine repast was
soread. Songs were given by Miss Irene
Cohen. Mr.. M. b. Bercovitz. Mr.. Davidson.
Mr.. Bronstein and Mr.. p. Fnestein, and
there were speeches by Mr.. n. Cohen and Mr..
A. Fain and recitations by Mr.. Ginsburg and
Mr.. b. Hayman. After some amusing games
the company dispersed at q. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
PROVIDENCE ART CLUB.
Enjoyable Musicale Given at the Rooms
Last Evening.

Enjoyable Musicale Given at the Rooms
Last Evening.
There was quits a large attendance st
the rooms OF the Providence Art Club last
evening. the occasion beinu the 18th mem.
hers' night aud the entertainment took
the form OF q noet eu JOY able musicale, In
which Messrs. F.n. Cheesw right pianist
and q. o. Horn berger, 'celiiss were the
performers Both these gentlemen are
we'll known in this CITY. and las. even.
Ing they played with ell that brilliancy
and technical facility which Invariably
distinguishes their performances, and they
both received warm and we'll merited APP
pause.
The progrsm Was as follows: ga.
vottc, /" Liebling; LA Fiisuec" Ran
'Arlecchino, Nsvin. Mr.. Chseswrisht
"homancr. schpbert: Souvenir d I'm.
fsnce. "Plsipte." "Le Rssrst," 4. de
rwert Herr Hornberser. "Impromptu,
F-sharp. ""Funeral Mnrch, Chopin. Mr..
Cbseswrieht. "Bsllsde." "spinnine
song" Poppsr, Herr Horn berger. March
from ''Tannhsusss Wagner Liszt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
rITz READY TO FIGHT.

Boston. May io.--Chsmpion Fitxsim-
mons announces his acceptance OF the
offer of Mccoy to pay the champion
$4,000 for fight at the middle weight
limit, and also Of the promise OF James
J. Corbett OF $4,000 for an opportunity
10 regain the heavyweight champion
ship. Fitzsimmons says he will meet
either man before the club offering the
largest purse. but he will insist on a
side bet OF SO. 900 in each case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
wELL-KNowN MAN DEAD.

Worcester. Mass, May 1o.--Charies n.
Pratt. president of the Consolidated
Street Railway company Of this city.
died at his home last evening as the
result OF an operation made necessary
by an abscess on the liver. He was born
In Lancaster Feb. II. 1924. He had been
a member OF both branches OF the
Worcester city council and OF both
branches Of the legislature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
EAST PROVIDENCE.

AT the monthly meeting Of the watchemoket
Fire Engine Company 1t was voted to pur-
chase flag and nag star, and on Friday
evening to have flag ~aising. The commit
tee appointed TO make arrangements will
have some Of the prominent speakers OF the
town on hand, and every thing will be done
to make the event q pleasant one.
Six young men presented themselves at the
town hall last evening and signifed their
intention OF becoming mem bers IT the East
Providence division OF the Naval Reserves,
and should they be accepted 10 will make the
s1,ors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
The POPULATION OF
PROVIDENCE

Is about 10000 and we would say at least
one-haif are troubled with scme affection of
the Throat and Lungs, as those complaints
ore, according 10 statistics. more numerous
than others. We would advise nll not 10
neglect The opportunity to call ON their drug
the throat and Lungs. Price % and Soc.
Trial size free. sold by all druggists
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10
Sousa's Band.

The famous Sousa hand is to give unique
and patriotic entertainment nj the Providence
Opera House ON the 10Th OF the present month.
and. Judging from the large patronage always
accorded IL here. there will not be vacant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-10

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