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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
0lNEYV!Lle.

The town council of Johnson met yes
terday and raised the price of licenses
from 81 to s. aud granted licenses of this
character 10 Richard Carpenter, Daniel
Evans and John North lie also granted
permission 10 the Union Railroad com
pany 20 lay rails 10 Hughesdale and took
steps 10 get the town OF Cranston 10 pay
q portion Of the lighting Of Thornton IN
as much as about one half OF the village
lays In that town. The reports of the va
rious town officials were received and all
bills ordered paid.
The Laurel Hill and Whipple avenue
schools held drawing exhibitions yester-
day which were attended by a. bout 210 OF
thcparents OF the sCholors and were un-
DER the following named teachers Misses
Elizabeth u. Carpenter, Alice Madison,
Edith TiclSncll. Burk Mills. Bennett
Wicks. Willie Eanlin made the hit OF the
day b. drawing a life Ike picture Of the
crs who showed taste FOR drawing We're
George Cahili aud Dayic Curtis. y light
luncheon was served.
II all of the mills in this vicinity were
pushed FOR orders as the -Earuscli life
mill is everybody would nc happy. Cor
that mill beganft 10 run Saturday after
Moons today i'm order 10 come somewhere
near filling it's orders There arc num-
ber OF overscrs of the Riverside mills
seep on the streets during the week days
showing that business IS dull there.
Mayor Fitzgerald OF Pawtuckct was I'm
the square for while yesterday after
noon.
catherine. wife Of Thomas German. died
Woonasuua ticket Tribe uf RYd Men
held . ball iu Irons hall last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

Governor Richard Yates Is the son OF
Richard Yates, the war governor OF IL
linois
Yates is TO Illinois what Roosevelt is
to the energetic. ambitious. progressive
element in tho East. One of the most
convincing speakers in the West, he is a
man OF great personal magnetism, as an
incident during the Presidents Inaugural
tion reception at the White House show
ed The Hamilton club OF Chicago were
received by President Mckinley in the
East Room. After the introduction, Bank
Examiner Lamson sang Illinois" the
last line changed TO True 20 Yates and
Mckinley. Illinois,"
One source of Gov. Yates great
strength with all classes is his willing
ness 10 recognize merit and 10 employ the
best means. without fear or favor.
Needing a spring remedy for himself,
and knowing paine,s celery compound by
reputation. and believing Il % be the best
spring remedy obtainsble, he used IL with
such excellent results that he Is willing
TO add his name to the many others in re-
sponsible positions who have publicly en-
dorsed Paine's celery compound.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

lock and III members opened the program
with an interesting exhibition on the hor-
izontal bar and their exceedingly clever
work WAS loudly applauded. The march
and Indian club drill By the Junior class,
the angle march and wand drill by the
senior class. the iron dumb-bell drill by
the students class, and the wooden
dumb-beii drill and march by both junior
and'senior classes, followed in the order
naHled and the movements were carried
out With snap and dash that character
lied every event on the program, and re-
fected great credit on the instructor.
An exhibition of ground tumbling by
Mcssrs Merrill, Grant cady and H..
Shott was tne next event and N proved
10 oe one OF the features of me evening
Every feat was executed with a cleverness
that was remarkable To say the least. and
they merted the hearty applause they re-
ceived.
An exhibition on the parallel bars by
the senior elias was another interesting
feature and one that was thoroughly en-
joyed
The fancy steps by the junior and
senior classes were very graceful and the
dainty movements executed with such re-
markable grace and precision by the
young men elected hearty applause from
the audience.
The gymnastic exhibition being con-
cluded. the athletic events on the pro-
gram held the attention of all and the re-
lay races and the mile run were all earn
estly contested and kept the vast audi
ence at fever heat Throughout.
In the mile run Floyd Doughty, the
New England Inter Scholastic mile cham
pion, started from scratch and the way
he moved down the large field of aspi-
rants was revelation. Tic ran n beauti-
ful race and won easily I'm minutes and
81 seconds h. G. Cook was second and
Coats third.
The relay races We're run as follows:
Friends School HOLSTERS va. Classical =
High School. won by Classical High
school; time, 1:23 AS. Manual Training
High School We. Friends school No. ],
won by Friends School: time. :26 i-5.
Providence Y. NJ. c. A. Giants" VS..
Friends School "Heavyweights." won by
Giants" time. l:25 i-5. Providence Y.
NJ c. A STARS" VIZ. Friends School
"Olympias." won by "Olympias." Bos-
ton Y. NJ. q. A. VS.. Providence Y. NJ. &.
A.. won by Providence Y. NJ. G. A: time,
l:22 3-5. Providence Y. VI. c. A. time,
gets" VS.. Classical High School. won by
the "Midgets:" time. i:23 2-5. Providence
Y. VI. G. A. "Pennants" VIZ. English High
School won by English High; time. :2s
Providence Y. NJ. &. A. "crescents" vs..
Manual Training High School. won by
'Crescents.' time. :25 Providence Y. NJ
c. A. VS.. Friends School (three men COM
peting). won by the Providence Y. NJ &.
A; 1903 .-5 Giants" Ks. Brown &Sharpes
track team won by Giants" time. :25 40
Providence y. VI. G. A. "Midgets" VS..
Friends School "Lobsters" won by Mid
gets" time. l;2s. Providence Y =. G. A.
'Colonials VS.. Friends School Sham
rocks" won by "CoioniaIs"
The officials Of the really races were:
Referee, Mr.. G. e Cobb; judges OF races,
Messrs. r. A. Chace. w. w. Long. w VI.
Walton: time keeper. Mr. Harvey l..
Smith; starter. Mr.. w. /. Bucklin, Jr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
ROGERS TEAM
BROWN AND PROVIDENCE T0GAY

Brown and the Providence team meet
at Adelaide park this afternoon and "a
the colegians viii make an earnest effort
to win the game should prove very in
tcrestng. Brown defeated the Murray
ties two years ago by Il score of 10 /.
but last season they were unable 20 land
ahead This year however with two such
men as Washburn and Lynch in the noN,
they intend 10 make determined effort
10 win.
Yesterday was an excellent day Tor
baseball and tho Providence team cas-
erly took advantage Of II, They spent
three hours al Adelaide park in batting.
fielding and base running. while the
pitchers shook out tho kinks M their
arms and pushed over speedy ones.
large crowd OF rooters occupied seats
IN the grsnGstaud and appeared 10 ENJOY
the fast practice.
The gH me will be called az 8 O'clock and
in all probability the teams viii play as
follows
Brown Barry S. 8 GRAY. 2h. Clarke,
e.. T.. Paine 3h.: Crane III kimbal. ].
E.. Wheeler. r. {; Whittemorc, e.; Wash
burn and Lynch. y. Providence sullivan
or Walter. r. e.. Wagner, $. g., Flournoy.
J. z: Cassidy. III: Stafford e. T.; Henry.
Sb. Coupor. 2b.. McCauley and Summers.
e.; Dunkle. Friend Braun and Corridor,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

coincidence be sent 20 Comrade Walsh
The reports OF officers were read and
received being certified as to their cor
rectness
on account OF Comrade +. Fisher. vice
commander, leaving the state his resig-
nation from office of honorary command
er was regretfully accepted. Comrade 9.
w Cover was unanimously elected 20
that office. The deputy protector, Ste
phen Barlow. assisted by the supreme ex-
ecutlve here installed the ofhcers-elect.
A pleasing event followed, being the prs
entation of Y. {. jewel 10 the retiring
commander. w. y. Hammond, by the
brigade. Protector Annear made tho
presentation speech being followed by
recess. ON re-assembllng good of the
order remarks were made by the supreme
officers. Deputy Barlow, Protectors A. II.
England, w. Broadhead; Il. C.'s Robert
Buckley and s. w. Heaven. this bringing
the meeting 10 a close
Comrade Charles Fisher. OF Brigade No.
s. is about 90 make a trip through Eng
land and the comrades at their meeting
Friday gave him a rouslnG send or and a
hearty wish for good tlmo and safe re-
turn
The Right Honorable Protector wm. J.
Annear. Supreme Chancellor W. v.
Smith Supreme Treasurer J. 4. Fletcher
and Supreme Secretary Ed Truelove and
Hon. Marshal John Traubor visited Bri-
aado No. Thursday night and installed
the officers-elect. a largo number ~
visitors were present from Brgades No.
2-3-5-6 and u was an enjoyable meeting.
Prior to installation regular business ,Nas
transacted and various committees re-
uorted For the good of the order re-
marks were made by Tho supreme exec
utivc. y. c. Fred Wilde. Tho Hon. Com.
Edward s. Eickctts returned ths nks for
hts election and from Tie remarks made
BY Che several comrades of No I there
saorns 20 be n bright future ahead. with
increased numbers.
After adjournment - the anti.room an
enjoyable collation. var served b. COM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
ALFREDlAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. 2 held their regular meets
ing Wednesday. All tho officers werA
present under the presidency OF sister
Salisbury. Sister President Smith Of No.
was present After routine business ths
good of the order was responded TO by
several Of the sisters. Sister Smith ex-
tended cordial invitation 70 all to bd
present at the whist OF No. 4. Notica
was given OF the meeting OF the y. s. So.
ciety Wednesday afternoon. at the rest.
dence OF Vice President Sister Jenkinson.
Adjournment then followed.
The members OF the several auxilfaries
are cordially invited TO attend Divine
service with tho Order OF Alfredians az
per the notice In tho notes OF ths o. A.
They will have seat. reserved for them
at the church.
The regular monthly whist Of Auxiliary
No. will be held Thursday night In Ar
mold Post hall. ~ Westminster street,
commencing at S:3O 10 which all 'whis.
kors' are cordially invited 10 attand
short auxiliary meeting will be held at
-H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

diminution in the amount Of kidney, liver
and heart disease.
Any one who reads the heartfelt, en-
phatic letters that have appeared from
men and women who owe their health
and often their lives TO Paino's celery
compound, will be impressed by the sim
cerity i'm every line.
This great modern scientific invigorator
and health-maker is doing an enormous
amount of lasting good these spring
DAYS. Its success in making people well
has had no parallel in the history of med
icine. It has cured thousands of cases OF
rheumatism and neuralgia, many of long
standing that has been dispaired OF by
friends and physicians.
Compared with other remedies. Its per-
manent cures stand out as n mountain
does beside "A mole HILL II all the men and
women who have got rid entirely OF ner-
vous debility threatened nervous az
haustion, sleeplessness and such organio
troubles as kidney. liver and stomach dis
eases by it's help during the past year
alone could be brought together, what
an army OF grateful people 1t would
makei
Paines celery compound is the most
remarkable medical achievement OF tha
last fifty years. Take 1t now, tits spring.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
ORDER OF AlFREDlANS.

Brigade No. s held their regular meet
Ing Monday in II. i. hall with n good
attendanoe. Il. &. George White. presid-
ing. II being installation night the dep
uty protector. j. W. LeaCy. assisted by the
members OF the supreme executive duly
installed the .ollowing board:
Hon. commander. A. =. Pease; vice
commander. q. Morehane, chaplain, w.
a. Smith, treasurer, George White; re-
cordcr. w. A. Inniss: scribe. A Oldale:
guide. w Rowney: assistant guide. !.
Taylor: inside sentinel w. Parr: outside
sentinel. n. Deeley. The reports OF the
various officers were reported. approved
and were very encouraging. The balance
in hand for a new brigade bids well for
successful future. Committees report
ed progress and for the good OF the order
remarks We're made by the visitors, SUI
preme officers and others. After refresh
ments adjournment followed.
The church parade committee reported
a. follows: Parade will he held Sunday
morning. April 18th. at the Roger VII
liams Baptist church. Woodward road.
and comrades are requested TO meet az
Alfredlan hall. Neazie street at 9l5
promptly Permission is granted by the
r.. ". Protector, w j. Amica. 20 wear
regalia and white gloves on parade. The
ladies' OF the auxlliaries are invited to
attend service az the church az lo:ib.
where seats will be reserved for them.
Brigade No. will meet at 7.iS Tuesday.
being followed with a whist social az $40.
10 which all arc cordially invited to lie
preScrr
Brigade No ) mot in Freedom hall Fri
day. tho Hon Commander w Y. Ham
riond presiding. with a large attendance.
Regular business vas conducted. Sick
committee reported Comrades 4. Carey
sni W a Pulien about the same; Com
radea W. Walsh and w. Brown az Inn
proving Blils were ordered paid includ-
ing the death benefit on the wife OF Com
rsds Walsh IL vas resolved letter OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
WESTMINSTER THEATRE

Commencing next Monday the French
Beauties" will hold forth in a series OF
clever surprises from a burlesque point
OF view at the Westminster Theatre.
The French Beauties is one OF the
best of the many similar organizations
now touring the country.
II is very pleasing to gaze upon pretty
women, and all the female members Of
this company have beauty. youth and
vivacity.
The curtain raiser is called Hotel de
Tablets and gives full scope for the
comedians 30 display their versatility.
The olio is started by Allie Vivian, the
winsome little soubrette, and is followed
by Gruet and Gruet. refined musical act.
Clark and Emmons, comedy sketch;
Harry First. Hebrew comedian, and
Jones and Sutton, colored singers, dancers
and cske-walkers.
The closing of the evening entertain
ment is a satire, fantasy OF mirth and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
AVERAGES OF FIRST 10.
INTER- CLUB LEAGUE.

The 1nter-club Duck Pin league was
brought To n close last evening, and the
B NJ a. G. team by winning all three
strings from the Edgewoods. captured the
championship, with IS games won and l3
lost. The Colonials Edgewoods. Elm
woods and West Sides follow in the or
der named NJ. Mscdonald OF the Colonial
team made the highest string with le5.
Nickers captured the three-string total
honor with 3l9 and the Colonials the
team string and team total records.
Nlckers also captured the average
prize with ~ 13-45 closely followed
by Godfrey, NJ Macdonald. Payton and
Cady, The records of the teams and
players are as follows:
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lNTER.ClUB LEAGUE.

The postponed game between the Edge
woods and the y. NJ. A. c. team In the
Tnter-club Duck Pin series was rolled
on the Century club alleys last evening.
and the later team won all three games
and the mpionship OF the league
None OF the games were close and the
II. NJ. A. G. aggregation easily demon
strated their superiority. Griffith and
Godfrey were the Individual stars with
totals OF 2S9 and 2S7. respectively The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

Burogmastcr. the new musical comedy.
which comes 10 the Providence Opera
House next Monday. IL the most nlelo-
diously tuneful one that has ever been
heard IN years. IL includes thirty-three
numbers with no interpretations. each OF
which is said 20 excel its predecessor In
Jingle aud merit The score IL by Gustav
Ludcrs composer who is rapidly COM
Ing TO the front rank.
The costumes worn by Miss LeMoyne
and Miss Robson IN the Browning play,
"n a Batony" shortly % be produced
at the Providence opera House, will toy
With tho hesrtstrings OF the fair sex.
They are taken from Van Dyke portraits.
as they are artistic They we're drawn
aud made by Miss Virginia Gerson, OF
New York.
Charley Tople who Is one OF the Klaw
advance of Nat Goodwin and Maxine FL
lott. who are TO play Shylock and Por-
tia respectively in "a grand production OF
the Merchant OF Venice. Last summer
Mr.. Towle was engaged IN newspaper
work in this city and made a host OF
friends.
II was OF Shenandoah. Bronson How
ards great war play, which is 20 be given
az the New Empire Theatre next week.
that Gen w r. Sherman. late command
ing the United States army. and the hero
OF the celebrated march 10 the sea- said:
1T seems To be the duty OF every pa,
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, commanding the
army at the present time. said OF tho
play, Its is the best play | have ever
seem
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
Mcrld Of sports.

This was the last week but one In the
New England Duck Pin league series,
and although the contest Is practically
settled, nevertheless the remaining games
are expected 20 furnish not a little ex-
element
The Night Hawks are now sure OF first
place. with the Music Halls and the
Roger Williams following In the order.
John Swift will capture the average prize.
with kippax OF Flynn second. The rec
ords OF the teams and players are as fol-
lows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION.

Under The leadership ot their instruct
ors. Mrs Helen Wilbur Paine. Miss Maud
kittredee. Miss Grace Patterson and Miss
Annie May Wallace. about 50 membcrs of
the Columbian gymnasium. ga,c a highF
interesting gvmuastic exhibition in tho
gym laat evening that was very cred
liable 90 tho pupils and INSTRUCTOR ahkc.
Marches, CaliStheutCs. Indian tiun.dump
bell drills Ia pBpntn and sunset dances
and two ba asko' hall games made np ne
program and the audience rAin'rd INC
greatest interest in every movement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
What Shall We Iiay, for Cessed !,

This question arises IN tho family e.
cry day let us snsver II today. Tfy
Jell-O. = delicious and heaithful de-.
sert Prepared IN two minutes. 40
boiling no baking, smrly add boiling
water ana set 10 cool f'lavors Lemon
Orange. Ras 1erry ana strawberry Get
a package az your rrocer's tAiny,10 cents.
Boston. " ~ waterman. II g Wood.
Prov; Arnold Pick, J IA Moultcn. Boston;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 1ftf ycars by
millions OF mothers for their children
while tcething. with perfect success ~
soothes tho tSnd softens the gums. al
lays al pain, cures wind coilc. and ~ thp
best remedy for Dia ayrchea. II will re-
lieve the nor little sufferer immedia tclv
Sold by druggists in every part ~ the
world. TWENTY five cents a bottle Bc
sure and ask for Mrs. Nlpslow's sooth-
ing syrup" and take no other KIND
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
sNIFTs TEAM.
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

The Trinitys and the Ruff Reds rolled
their dnal games in the Trinity square
tourney last evening. and although the
Run Reds won The FIRST string ihcy
mover after got look IN losing both
games nv wide margins Luther broke
the thrcc-str,ng total record with sos aud
with ilS came Within one pin Of tho single
record The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

Norma Wills. a sweet singer Monte Col
lins. Mamie Fleming and La Fiesta. the
Electric Wonder woman or almost per-
feet form. whose act includes posings in
an unusual setting Of electric lights.
The scenic aud costuming features are
said to be unusual, and the company is
claimed 10 be- one OF the best seen In the
house this year.
The next attraction will be The Cay
Girls OF Gotham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

mtteeman James Sutcliffe.
Auxiliary NO. 4 will hold their regular
whist Thursday in Arnold Post nall az
$50 and n cordial invitation In sxtended
10 all comrades TO be present Ii II ex-
pected the comrades or No. win be-
there en-masse. they having signided
their intention of so doing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

EDGEWooD.
MUSIC HALL LEAGUE.

The Hoban Wallace. Cahill ct al. COM
bination bumped the swiftitcs good and
hard last evening in the Music Hall Duck
Pin league, capturing the odd game and
rolling up a total NJ 1877 Webster, Hoban
and Mckenzie were the leaders The
summary;
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CONTINUED From Page Five)

Continued From Page Five)
carrick as Willie Mildwave a sporty boy,
Charles McShane ar Rube, the postInas-
ter. Charles Hilson as Zack. his assistant
and Miss Norma Wills AS Violet. "A bud
with others OF the company I'm the minor
roles. Specialties are introduced by
Thomas carrick the dude, James Leslie
In his well known sketch. Frank NJ. Wills.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
RUFF REDS.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE.

Ringers team applied = thick coat Of
whitewssh TO Rogers co,cric last even
irg, in sh- Mercantile Duck Pin league.
and rolled up "A total Of 1927. Westberg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
AVERAGES OF FIRST 10.
MUSIC HALL LEAGUE.

Not change was recorded in the
standing Of the teams I'm the Music Hall
Duck Pin league this week. and only one
in the average list. The games proceeded
IN the same routine manner every team
getting fairly GOOD scores.
Jones, Halls and Hoban's teams are
at the top OF the list, with the odds i'm
favor Of Jonesites. Brown still leads in
the average list The records OF tho
teams and players are as follows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
Magic Hair Stain

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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Young Chaffec who Nss 80 BADLY iniur.
cd a few days $50 bv the falling Of an OLD
shed is now considered out ~ dar ger
The Business Mems association Will
meet Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

NAGEB RELIABLE FIRM
wants capable man 20 manage branch
office taking direction of business, snl-
airy slbn and liberal commission good
references aud SED cash required. Ad-
dress Box 3Js Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE COMING SHOWS.

music. created for the purpose OF merri-
ment, called "In Gay Paris"
The following attraction will bo the
Bohemian Burlesqucrs.
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Very truly yours,
RICHARD YATES.

RICHARD YATES.
The more intelligent portion OF every
community are the ones who best recon-
mend Paine's celery compound. They
have looked into this great remedy, fol-
lowed it's remarkable achievements i'm the
cases of friends, neighbors and relatives,
and know just what 10 expect from It's
use as a nerve and brain strengthened ana
restorer. and az ideal invigorator for a
rundown system.
There is less hesitation nowadays
among well-iuformed people I'm attending
TO the beginnings Of poor health. IL is
we'll known that disease Is progressive
and cumulative, easy % drive out at the
start, but a menace 10 life when allowed
TO entrench itself in any organ of the
body. If people would consider headaches,
rheumatism, neuralgia, sleeplessness, In
digestion and languid feelings In their
true light and as seriously as they de-
serve TO be, and make a stand against
them at once by means OF Paines celery
compound, there would be wonderful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13

Highest single string-Hsll, Providence.
15s
Highest three-strlng totsl-Terry, Night
Hawks, 3i3
Highest team string-Fall River. 5Si,
Night Hawks. 53l.
Highest team total--Fall River, 1862
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

HIShest Single string-M. Macdonald
C., l25
Highest three-string total-vickers. c.,
$40
Highest team strins-colouials, 5l7.
Highest team total-Colonials. 1855
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The somewhat broad and startling claim
is made that the musical score OF "The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-13
KLINGER' 5 TEAM.

led the cast with a total Of I'll The
summary: