The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-02

But Cupid had stolen her heart away.
So she hadn't the heart TO do IL.
Life.
workmsn were busy today getting
ehe drinking fountains down town
ready for summer use.
Marshal Johnson was fined sl5 and
eosts In the police court today for re-
yelling and lighting on Charles street
last night.
Joseph Jolls denied before Judge
Sweetland today THAI he was an idle
person. and was held in 5000 to prove
his assertion next Friday.
Kate Norton pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court today Of being
a common night walker and was held
In $500 for trial next Friday.
street fell from her bicycle when on
Ford street ait e:3O last nght and sus-
tained cut over her right eye.
Maurice Hennessey the old man
bound over yesterday for the theft of
a watch chain, coat and vest. was to-
day fined $50 and costs for stealing
coat from Charles Hill.
Mss Lena G.. Fenner, kindergarten
teacher OF the Roger Williams Free
Baptist church, taught the Sunday
school lesson before the Primary union
this afternoon In Y. NJ. c. A. Lyceum
hal. A general discussion on KIN
dergarten Principle in the Sunday
School followed.
The winners in the contest for senior
orations at the commencement at
Brown University were announced this
morning. They are as follows: Cliff
ford Spence Anderson of Providence,
subject. Invasion OF the East Waldo
Clifford Leland of Boston, THE New
Criminology;" Henry j. Hall OF Provi-
dence. The Message OF Idealism;"
Frederic Charles Parker of New York.
s'The People Without a Country" The
successful thesis writer's are not yet
announced.
John MeIntee of No. sss Smith street
was before the Sixth district court to-
day and for the ..hrd time within
week. Once he was up for assaulting
man with an iron bar and was placed
under $500 bail to await the action OF
the grand jury. Then he>was arraigned
Rs Michael McInsee The next day he
was placed under $1,000 and bound over
for keeping liquor nuisance Today
he was ZIP for assaulting his wife,
Nora. and was placed under $500 bonds
Tor trial next Friday.
A certain young lady who is an edu-
cator in a Massachusetts, town. a few
days ago. received letter which bore
the following startling and somewhat
Mephistopholean superscription: Miss
Demon, Devils School. -, Mass"
AS matter OF fact. the young lady's
name is Demoni and the institution of
learning is known as the 'Devens'
school. but the parent who wrote the
note OF excuse probably did not pay
particular attention to such trifles and
was led more by sound than by letters,
William Reese, the head waiter nj
the Narragansett hotel. and Miss Edith
K. Poole were married at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. Dr. Gilbert,
2S4 Thayer street. last evening by the
Rev. Mr. Blunt. Mr. Reese was the
recipient Of many handsome presents
which included a gold watch. da-
mond PIN from those under him at the
hotel. The management OF the hote
and clerical force presented him with
substantial token of esteem, and
many OF the guests kindly remembered
him. Mr.. and Mrs. Reese win spend
their f6heymoon at Pittsburg, Pa, the
home OF Mr.. Reese. and upon their re-
turn will reside at q Benevolent street
The thousands of persons from out oi
town who will be attracted 10 Provi.
dence tomorrow afternoon by the bis
Odd Fellows parade will naturally pro.
vide harvest for the theatres. Already
seven theatre parties have secured
seats I'm advance az Kerh's, where un.
questionably the stronges; bill of the
entire season is offered. and one that Il
OF such even merit throughout that II
makes no difference at what hour one
goes he is sure to see the very bes, In
vaudeville at any time. The continu.
ous-performance system is peculiarly
convenient on such days as this, az II
enables those who seek diversion q
md II nj any time. and tar remain n
the magnificent playhouse as long al
they please. To strangers who hav,
never seen this. one OF the most mag
nificent piayhouses in the entire coun
cry. the opportunity will be a fine one
while for ladies' and children tired with
watching the parade on the streets. ~
luxurious comforts and superb appoint
ments. together with the pleasing char
acter OF the entertainment, make
Keith's genuine haven OF rest and
recreation. This weeks entertainment
ss peculiarly adapted TO please them
and to strangers unfamiliar with high.
class vaudeville OF the Keith standard
a. r1fI rrov< n v,,o~f tolichfful royeio