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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
CHAPTER s-l
AN ACT Concerning Dealers In Junk and Second
hand Articles In the City OF Providence.
Passed March :. ls0l.)

AN ACT Concerning Dealers In Junk and second
hand Articles In the City OF Providence.
Passed March ;. ls0l.)
IL is enacted by the General Assembly as follows
Section l. The board OF aldermen of the city Of
Providence may license such persons as they deem
suitable TO purchase, sell. barter, and deal in
Junk, old metals, and any second hand articles.
and may revoke such licenses at their pleasure.
Said licenses shall be granted subject 20 such con
ditions anc restrictions for such term not exceed.
ing one year. and on the payment Of such fees
council Of said city.
Sec. 9 Said city council shall have power to
make ordinances relative to the business of pur-
chasing, selling. bartering and dealing in Junk,
old metals. and second-h hand articles. and 10 pre-
scribe the conditions and restrictions under which
such business may be carried on, and TO Tx the
amount Of fees to be paid for license to be issued
by the board OF aldermen for carrying on such
business, and to fix the term OF such licenses for
any period not exceeding year from the time
81 their issue.
Sec. g. Said city council shall have power TO
Wovde by ordinance penalties for carrying on
.nch business without such license in violation
Of any ordinance made under the provisions Of
section Of this act, not exceeding for any one
offence fine of two hundred dollars or imprison-
ment not exceeding six months.
Sec. 4. An act entitled IAN act regulating the
sale OF Junk and other second-hsn articles" pass
ed at the January session, A. ID. 1858, is hereby
repealed Provided that all licenses granted under
said act shall remain in force for the term for
which they respectively granted, unless
sooner revoked by the board Of aldermen OF said
tity.
Sec s. This act shall take effect upon ita pas.
Ags.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
CHAPTER Qr2

AN ACT In Amendment OF Act Passed at the
January Session Of the General Assembly April
8, 1873, Establishing a Harbor Line From Bower
Street to Red Bridge on the Westerly Side OF
the Seekonk River.
Passed March lS. l9)l.)
II is enacted by the General Assembly ss follows:
Section /. The harbor line Of the Seekonk river
the westerly side thereof, between Williams
street and wickenden street (formerly Bower). as
defined by the act OF the general assembly at its
January session. passed April 8, 1878, Is hereby
changed and established as follows:
Beginning at point In the southerly line Of
Williams street. extended four. hundred and
forty-seven hundredths feet essterly from the
southeasterly Of Cano and williams streets
which said point is point in the harbor line es.
tsblishrd April 5, 1878 thence :. s. 50 20" W.
one thousand twenty four and forty seven one
hundredths feet to point in line with the south.
erly boundary line Of Wckenden street. extended
one hundred eighty.two and forty weight hun.
dredths feet eastery from the southeastery corner
OF Gsno and Wickenden streets, which ssd point
is a point in the hsrbor line established April s,
1873
Sec. 2 All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from and after
Its passage.
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thousand dollars. 20 be exclusively used and eS
pended Cor highway purposes. and 90 iSsue its
notes and bonds. either. therefor. tor s1ch time
and in aloh amounts a. NAV he nxed by said city
ccuncil thereof. and such notes NAV b. renewed
from time 20 time a the same become due.
Sec :. The city council shall annually appro-
pirate. long aid notes OF any renewals %
the SANE. OF said bonds. are outstanding. besides
. sum 70 pay the in;eres, thereon. sum 10 be
placed as a snkins fund sltcient for the re-
cemption OF said notes or any renewals Of the
same. and sid bonds. within thirty years from
the date of the issue thereof; and all premiums
arising from the sale Of aid notes and bonds shall
be placed 20 the credit OF aid sinking fund
SEC s. This act shall take eject from and after
Its passage.
I ssrtisy the tsregsins 10 Be trs copies
Attest; CHARLES p. BENNETT
Secretary u State.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
CHAPTER s72.
~ ACT Repeating Certain Obsolete Acts Relat.
Ing to the City Of Providence

~ ACT Repeating Certain Obsolete Acts Relat
Ing to the City Of Providence.
Passed March IL. l90l.)
Il is enacted by the General Assembly as follows:
Section /. Tho following specified acts aud tbs
provisions thereof as re.enscted or continued In
iorce by any subsequent acts are hereby repealed,
namely:
An act entitled "An act for hilina I'd certain
low grounds covered with stagnant water in the
compact part Of the town OF Providence" passed
May 4, 1877, and act in addition thereto passed
October 81, 1917. and the same a. re-enacted In
the Public Laws. Digest Of ls22.
An act entf.,,A "An act authorxing the town
council OF the town Of Providence to prevent the
passing Of carriages through the streets adjacent
to the houses Of public worship in said town on
NndayN during the time OF divine service" pass
ed June %, ISIS. and the same ss re-enscted in
.he Public Laws, Digest Of 1922.
An act entitled IAN act for the better preserya-
tion OF health in the city OF Providence passed
June IS. 1855.
And an act entitled 'An act in amendment OF
Chapter 81 Of the Revised Statutes, OF fences "
passed April ~, 1872.
Sec. ,. This act shall take effect from and after
Its passage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09

AN ACT Providing For the Expenditure of Re
ceip's From Sever Assessments IN the Cisy ..
ProyideEoe.
Passed FEB Is. 1901
II is enacted BY the General Assembly a. follows:
Section l. The receipts from assessments Cor the
payment Of the COS, of the construction ot sewers
In the city Of Providence. made under the sathoT-
ity Of Chapter SIS Of the Public Laws. passed az
the January session, ls7S. and the several acts in
smendment thereof and the receipts for cOnnec-
tiOns built under authority Of Chapter lSS6 o,
the Public Laws. passed at the NAY session. lsas.
or any amendment thereof. shall BE- exclusively
used for the payment Of the annual appropriations
for sinking funds for sewer bonds issued by ssid
city excepting such amounts may from time
10 time be required % lawfully refund sewer a..
ses-menis
Sec ? The receipts from said sewer assessments
and connections during each hsoal year OF said
city shall be held by the city treasurer for the
payment Of said appropriations for sinking funds
for the second nsCal year next succeeding such re-
ceipts
sec. 3. II said receipts in any year amount 20
more than will be required for the purpose named
in section Of this act, the surplus shall be add
cd TO said receipts OF the next succeeding year.
II said receipts in any year amount 10 less than
will be required for the purpose names in section
Of this act. the city council OF said city shall
provide for an amount, 20 be assessed in the an
nual city tax next after the hscsl year OF said
receipts. SUFFICIENT TO pay the difference between
said receipts and the amount required for said
sisking funds.
Sec. 4. This act shall take eject from and after
its passage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
Industrial Growth Of the soutb.

During the past twenty years, while
the manufacturing interests have been
age in the South has been keeping pace.
In 1880 there were 1910 miles OF track
in the South. In 1900 there were ~ 6Z7
miles OF track. In the former year the
South produced about 375OOO tons OF pig
iron; in the latter year the production Of
pig iron was more than 3,000,0oO tons.
Twenty years ago Birmingham was un-
centre.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09

". S. Musser, Millheim, Pa, saved the
life Of his little girl by giving her One
Minute Cough Cure when she was dying
from Group. II is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results. II
quickly cures coughs, colds, bronchitis.
grippe, asthma and all throat and lung
troubles. T. r. Parker. OlneyvilIe. Gem
terdale Pharmacy. Centerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
Japan Gets q Val liable Library

The library Of the late Professor Max
Muller, composed Of 1900 volumes, Al
oxford, England, has been purchased by
5aron lwasaki. for presentation 20 the
University Of Toxic, Japan.
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See q ris act shah take eject from and after
tb passage.
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UHApTER 20

Az ACT Au;horirnx the Clty o, Provissncs 20
Hirs the sum os one Hundred snd Fifty Thog-
and Dolisrs For Highway Psrpo-es
OPss-d ssSh -. isoi-D
II h enacted by the General Assembly, a. fellows
ssction 4 IN. city % Prosi5ence y hereby az
tborus5 and snpo-sr-j 10 hire trosn tim - tim
%, ssosstin< ths sgn % zoe bSD5r.1 snd tfts
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
CHAPTER s74.

AN ACT TO Enable Brown University TO Build and
Maintain a Conduit and Lay and Maintain
Therein Pipes and Wires Under and Across Pros
pect Street, In the City OF Providence
Passed March IL, i9O1)
II Ia enacted by the General Assembly as follows
Section I. Brown University, a corporation eI
istins under the laws of the state Of Rhode Island
and located in the city Of Providence. in said
State. may. With the consent Of the city council
Of said city and OF the corporations having fran
chiss in the highways Of said city, build and
maintain a conduit under and across Prospeo,
street. In said city. from land Of aid university
on said Prospect street 70 the land Of aid uni
versity on the southwest corner Of College and
said Prospect streets, and lay and maintain pipe,
and wires therein. for the purpo.s of furnishing
any building buildings on said land with heat,
Hight, and power
Sec. q This act shall take effect Immediately.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
CHAPTER as.


AN ACT In Amendment q Chapter as Of IN.
Public Laws. Passed OctocT 2 1875. Entitled
An Act Authorizing the City % Providence "a
Hire the sum u One Hundred and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars TO Re Exclusively ICED and III
pended For the Completion % the Work Upon
Roger Williams PARK and Blackstone Park. In.
ciujing the Construction of Bridges and Drive
way In Said PARKS and Also For Completing
the Blsckstone Boulevard Parkway"
Passed March %. 1901
II b enacted by the General Assembly 90 fellows:
Section l. section o. Chapter as Of the Public
Lvs. passed October 2. iDs. entitled "An act au.
thorirng the city of Providenc- 70 hire the sum
Of one hundrvd and nfty thousand dollars 70 be
exclusively u.ed and expended for the completion
Of the work upon Roger Williams park and Black
stons park. including the construction Of bridge,
and driyeusys in aid parks. snd slso completing
the Biscssione Boyisvard parkway" IL hereby
amended - % read foiloSs.
section !. The city ., Providence is hereby az.
thori1ed and empowered 90 hire the sun q one
hundred and hfty th1lssni dollars. % D. eSelu.
siveiv used and expended f7r ths completion -
TIE uofk upon Roger wliiituf park ant Black.
stone park. including TIE construcfion a bridges
and drivcsays IN oid pIrk. sa1 also fDf com.
plstinx toe Bls,ksf0nr B0uisfard psfssas. and
fsr tis purcisse of Land for Blackstone park. and
90 issrs ifs notes ana boa1.. either. therefor.
f0r ssth time sni IN sich lra0unts a. nay b.
Ard By the city c0-ncil th~reof b"
Sc. ? THIS sCt shall tske EJECT from and after
i.s passage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09

W Nacseu So lpil
! q enacted by the General Assembly a. follows:
ection ]. The following sum or 30 much thereof
may be necessary is hereby appropriated to the
ect hgrsinsftsr named. for the support Of the
te for the fiscal year ending on the 3lst day
December, A. d. 1901, to carry out the provi.
pms e IN act in amendment Of Chapter - Of IN,
hneral Laws "of the state library" and the
fte auditor Is hereby directed To draw his order
IL such portion thereof as may be required from
hne 20 time, upon receipt by him OF properly
authenticated vouchers:
For state library, Ave hundred and af.y dollars.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect on its passage.
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CHAPTER eaa
Passed March 2s, 1901. }

ACT Making Additional Appropriation For
support OF the state Government For the
lar Ending on the Sist Day Of December. A. ID.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09

AN ACT Providing For the Expenditure of Re
eeip's Fron Sever Assessments IN the CITY o
Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-09
CHAPTER s6a
Passed March 90. 1901 }

AN ACT In Amendment Of Chapter ia Of III
General Laws Of Rhode Island, "Ot the Inlan
Fisheries" "
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16
siokner Conservatory Notes.


The summer session Of ten weeks
opened Monday. June 70. with an unex-
pectediy large attendance. The majority
Of the students of the regular school
year are continuing their studies through
the summer vacation months and many
others who now have leisure to devote 10
music have taken advantage of the ex-
cellent opportunity offered by the Conser-
vatory.
With many the long summer days af-
ford the most favorable time for the
study of music and a special course has
been arranged for teachers and those who
have but a limited time, that the most
possible benefit may be obtained from
the few lessons.
Among the pupils who enrolled this
week were Mr.. Joe Blum for violin. Miss
Pearl Tartar for guitar, Miss Leavitt for
voice. Miss Edith Conman and Mr. Ralph
Culp for organ, Misses Bessie lines.
Blanche Isephart, Minnie Cooley, Flor
ence Cubbon, Irene c. Lawrence, Sadie
Stevens. Jennie Parkinson. Anna Moore.
Edith Houston and Lizzie Shussler for
piano study.
Misses frederick and DrumhTler return
ed to their respective homes in Fail River
Saturday, justly proud OF the medals and
diplomas carried back with them.
Although several familiar faces were
missing from their accustomed places, a
fun attendance listened to the following
well prepared program given by the pu-
pills at the Conservatory rooms Friday
afternoon:
Fond Hearts Must Part .......... Lange
Miss Ethel Houston
Paper-Largest Organ Ever Made ........
Miss Julia Conklin
Love Not the World ............... Hayden
Mrs. Geo. Ferren
Azalia Waltz .......--..-.....-...-.. Webb
Misses Calhoun and Alleen Minick
Paper-The Plastic Harp Piano ..........
Miss Nollie Warren
Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Hall. Pope
Miss Bessie Smith
Paper-Kansas Musical Life .....-......
Miss Emma Franck
Polka ........ Sickner Juvenile Orchestra
Romance .-........----------.-.. Rubenstein
Miss Mae Manary
Nocturne ..-......-.---..-.-....... Chopin
Miss May Comfy
Op. Is, No. -.-.....-...-.....-..--...C Chopin
Miss Bessie lines
Bird as a Prophet ........-..... Schumann
Miss Mary Findlay
TheJuvenile Orchestra made very IA
vorable impression and their teacher is
20 reward their dihgent practice by q
trolley ride next Tuesday evening.
The new admission cards for the pupils
recitals are now in and can be secured by
the pupils for their friends from the Con
servatory ONCE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16
THE WONDERFUL
RUSSELLE FAMILY
MARVELLOUS CURES BY THEIR
DRUGLEsS SYSTEM OF HEALING.
The Afflicted From All Parts of the
City and Country Are Floci<ing to
These Wonders of the
Scientific World.

These are very busy times with the
RusseIe healers. The crowds Of af-
fiicted people who flock to their
Office at the Piazza, North Lawrence
avenue 10 receive health at their hands.
Is growing larger. All day long the stream
continues. The number Of patients cured
by their wonderful power is swelling into
en army. They not only cure the lame
snd crippled. but all forms Of nervous and
chronic diseases Of whatever name or
nature, yield quick. certain, and perma-
nene cures to their gift of healing.
The Russelle family in their remarkable
healings. make no extravagant claims
OF miraculous or divine power, neither do
they require blind faith on the part of
the subject who comes TO them for treat
ment. Theirs is an underlying principle
Of all science. and they have demon
strated it to the world by actual work
done in the most public manner. Every
day except Sunday. a. m. to 6 p. m.
Consultation free. 24-stx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16

Ger. Gleason and Welcher: DR.. Collins.
and Messrs. E. J. Healy. Lockwood, Har-
den. Siebrandt. Jocelyn, Garcelon, Getto
and Adams; besides the president and
faculty of A,bertus Magnus.
The next reception viii be given IN July,
in honor Of Miss seyfried. the vocal in
structor.
A pipe organ class is being organized,
to work under an eminent specialist on
that instrument, who is to be brought
from Europe in September.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16
ALBERTs NAGNUS CONSERVATION
or aTSFC

or -4CSIC.
About $50 guests were present at he re-
ception last Thursday night and express
ed themselves as having thoroughly en-
DYED the Music. recitatIons and art ex-
hihition. as well as the social pleasures
of the occasion. Dr.. Apply gave four vio-
lin solos. and Mr.. Richardson two guitar
solos. a spec!meRt Of concert whisting.
and two mandolin pisces. a waltz and a
march. composed BY him expressly for
the occasion. 1ne greatest enthusiasm
was elected by DIT. Appy's wonderful
mastery OF his Instruments. and some OF
the audience were moved % tears. Nfr
Richardson's extraordinary work likewise
was a surprise and delight 70 those who
had the pleasure of hearing him for the
frst time.
Among those present were Dr. and Ma
Mccoy. Ar and Mrs Kesler. sickner.
Singer. Mead snd Miller: Ms Mona
mara Lynch. Pearce. Spencer ard Joce-
iyn; Misses Siciner. Rucksy. Cstto and
Bidweu- Mosbsehsr. JOoslyn. Riley. Spea-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16


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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16
PIANO PuPlS, RECITAL
Students OF EIrs. Henderson Have a
Delightful Time.

Mrs. S. Z. Hendrickson's piano pupils
gave a most delightful recital on last
Friday evening at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Stewart, 351 North Toueka
avenue, who threw open their beautiful
new residence for this occasion. their
daughter Bessie playing several of the
numbers on the program. Invitations TO
this recital were sent out several days
before. and large and fashionable audi
ence Responded and listened with pleas
ure TO the well rendered program. The
pupils themselves were a most intresitng
and inspiring sight with tehir beautiful
gowns and bright youthful faces, ali
anxious to do their best, which they most
certainly did TO the satisfaction Of all
present. Each number was beautiful, and
played with taste and skill, and one and
all deserve credit and praise for the ex-
cellent way they acquitted themselves
One little miss of 10 years who played
the three numbers. "Serenade," by Schu-
bert, ''Elfin Dance" by Jensen, Evening
Chimes by Helms, gave an exhibition of
touch, technic and expression seldom seen
in one so young. The Schubert Serenade
was played with the most exquisite pa
thOs marvellous in so young child. Mrs.
Hendrickson's pupils show careful, COM
petent instruction without which such
recital would not be possible. The follow
ing was the program:
Duet-Spanish Dance .Engelman
Misses Nettie Hollingsworth and Bes-
sic Stewart.
Cloister Bells ................E. w. Read
Letha Walters.
(a) Cradle Song ..............J. II. Durfleld
(b) Tarantella .......................T. Giese
Amy Tucker.
Last Hope ....................M Gottschalk
Miss LaRue horner.
Serenade .........-.........-.... Carl Bohm
Bessie Stewart.
Duet-Petite Carnival Schottische......
......-.-..............-... Streabbog
Fannie and Bessie AIahan.
ca Musical Clock .............. Carl Helms
(b) Schottische ................... Becht
(c) Bag Pipes ..................T. P. Rider
Lulu Martin.
Duet-Yuletide Bells ............ .Goerdeler
Misses Letha Walters and jessie
Brown.
Ca) Swedish Fantasie ...........L. schytte
lb) Alegretto ......................J Haydn
Miss Nettie Hollingsworth.
March Guerriere .............H. Van Gael
Mrs. W. J. Sharon.
Duet-Merry Romp .......... Paul Hitler
Lulu Martin and FIossie Brooks.
Ca) Serenade -...............S .Schubert-HeIle
CD Elm Dance op. IS, No. Jensen
(c) Evening Chimes .-.......... Carl Helms !
Alfredo Horner.
Revere ........................... Engelman !
Jessie Brown.
Duet-EVenng Wagner-Liszt |
Misses Nettie Hollingsworth and Bes-
sic Stewart.
Norwegian Bridal Procession, op. Is.
NJ -...-...-.--.-..-..-..E. Grieg /
Miss IaRue Hnrner
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16
Wichita Colleges
Universities,
Academies and Schools.
Albertus Maenus College Notes.

Aibertus Magnus College Notes.
A free scholarship is being endowed by
leading citizens Of Wichita for the bene-
ut of graduates of the public schools, and
another for graduates OF the parochiai
schools. These will be awarded annually
by competitive examination A third free
scholarship. now being given by German
Lutheran citizens, is to be competed for
only by German Lutherans Of persons OF
German Lutheran descent
Miss Fern Dorsey, Of the City High
school, is doing special work this summer
in the mathematical and language de-
partments.
There is some reason to believe that the
Polytechnic Institute viii, in the near fu-
ture, receive a very large endowment
from a multi-millionaire mine owner. In
this case land will be purchased and the
erection of SIS. 900 building begun within
a few months.
A committee Of the board Of trustees
has been inspecting several suburban
properties. with a view TO selecting sites
for the future agricultural college and
military academy.
The collection Of pictures by students Of
the Art school now on exhibition at the
Conservatory Of Music was augmented
last Tuesday and Wednesday by the addi-
tion Of a handsome pansy piece in water
colors by Hiss Clara Washburne, and
number Of specimens of the work of Miss
Bertha Loosely. now absent In yelling
ton. One Of Miss Loosley's oil paintings
is a candle-light study which has been a
subject Of universal admiration, and for
which she has refused large sums. An
other is a landscape representing a scene
of the coast of Long Island. This is a
copy from painting from nature by Mrs.
Smell. and is the only picture in the col
lection not an original composition.
At Thursday nights Conservatory re-
cital Misses Vixen Kesler and EsteIle G.
Burke. students in the elocution depart
ment Of the Dramatic school, recited. re-
spectively, Brownings How They
Brought the Good News from Client to
AK and Longfellow King Robert of
Sicily" Miss -Aesler has not been study
ing long. and this was her maiden effort
before the public. but all who heard her
pronounced her work excellent and her
dramatic talents remarkable.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16

I read that some fellow is writing a
novel on which ne bases his plot society
of men who are to tell the truth for ten
days. I could burst that organization in
this town with the city assessor.