The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-30

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What TO Eat.
The complaint against Joseph Fairfield
OF assaulting his wife, Rachael, was con-
tinued until May 10th.
Frank Msroney was held in $1,000 by
day on the charge of keeping a grog shop.
Norris Ross was fined $40 and costs. by
Judge Sweetland, today for riding his bi-
cycle too fast. on Willard avenue. last
evening.
Michael Mcconnell and John Doherty
were today held i'm $500 each for trial
In the Sixth District court next Friday
for not sending their children 10 school.
In the Sixth District court today. Joseph
III. Kytchon admitted sufficient evidence
TO convict him of non-support and being
sentenced TO farm for months, took an
appeal.
Mary M. Gray waived an examination
in the 9Th district court today, on the
charge of stealing $50 in cash from Ben
ismin Woods, and was held for the grand
jury in 5000 Surety was furnished.
Tomorrow evening Elmwood lodge. X.
of r.. will celebrate it's 18th anniversary
in their hall. corner OF E,lmwood and Pot
ter's avenues. with a banquet and enter
tainment.
Foster Boutilier was bound over 20 the
grand jury in 500. by Judge sweetland,
today, for breaking and entering in the
day time the dwelling OF Anthony r. Ma
kish. and stealing a watch valued at $40.
The Roger Williams Eye. Ear and
Throat Innrmary. formerly at 251 Broad
way, at present located at 90iz Broad
street. is now self-supporting. The Wom-
ans Auxiliary which was organized for
the purpose of giving financial aid TO this
institution. at a recent meeting voted To
dsband as their financial assistance is
no longer needed.
II the residents OF this city have any
old clothes, furniture. shoes, rubbers or
refuse they wish TO have removed from
their houses during house cleaning time,
the Salvation Army social department
will gladly collect the same and make
disposition among the poor OF the city.
A postal card sent to ss Wickenden street
will be promptly responded to.
The pupils OF Prof Hans Schneider gave
a concert in Prof. Schneider's studio in
the Butler Exchange last evening and
at cd ~ "a Ia M n lnxarS
~ high class music Miss Hattie Mer-
,hant soprano, rendered several selec-
tions In fully artistic manner.
rhe program was as follows: Span
sh Dance" Ritter Master Merrick
smith sonata. Kuhlau, Miss Augusta
schwaab: Dance" Denee, Miss Agnes
Holland. "F'littergold, 'Bohm. Miss Mary
+. Mccarthy: "Gondoliera' Sartorio.
Charles Mcguire: "Polonaise,' Bohm.
Miss Sadie Conaty; Flower Song, from
opera Faust Gounod. Miss Hattie
Merchant: "Bubblng Spring Rive
King. Miss Catherine Lowe: "Polonaise,"
chopin. Miss Olive Williams prelude
William Reed IIcrsey
'alse In r. minor. Chopin. Miss Emma
Maynard; ta) Irish folk song. Foote. fb)
'Vamkas Song" (Russian). V. Stutz-
nan. Miss Hattie Merchant; capriccio
,rilliante. Mendelssohn. Miss Rachel
lady Aylsworth.
The First Light Infantry held their SD
annual charter election OF officers last
'vening I'm Infantry Hall. with Col. Frank
~. Matteson presiding and with a large
attendance OF members. Prior To the
election OF officers the usual routine bust |
less was taken up and summarly dis
,osed Of and then the following were
elected: Colonel, Frank W. |
lieutenant colonel. Harold J,
iross: major Herbert s. Tanner: adult |
mt Archibald g. Matteson; surgeon. !
Maj y. Darrell Harvey; assistant SUR |
,eon. Henry \. Jones; quartermaster. |
Martin s. Tanning commissary. Charles |
r. Glines; day master, Horace =. Peck: |
haplain. Lieut. Robert ". Parker; assist |
mt quartarmaster. Capt. Walter G. Oct |
hell; assistant commissary. Brice -. Ar. |
nour; paymaster Albert =. Brown; i'm |
pector, Foster ~ Townsend; ordnance |
'fncer. Capt. Stephen Waterman: treas
lrer. Horace s. Peck: secretary. Capt. |
,lfred r. Brown; executive committee.
daj Tanner. Capt Johnson Of Company
= and Capt. Brown OF the stan. When
he session adjourned the members rsas-
emhled and a short street parade was
,eid.
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