The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-04

Angus Beaton Of this place has entered
the navy.
Young Beaton was awarded gold
medal for placing the first American nag
on the famous Chinese WALL he at that
time being IN the army
Hn. with Thomas Ksrrarey, Charles II.
o'Ncau and Herman Kctch, all Of this
p4sre, were among the first TO enlist for
t,re Cuban war, ana TOOK an active part
In a n,unber OF battles IN that country,
ard the quartet always naraeed Tn keep
toxetber At the close OF the war young
Eappsrey and O'Neiil came hornA but
9sesocr and Ketea re-en,istsd and went
% Chfpa.
After re-vsne out their time they came
noma, the latter re- e-enIlsting shortly after,
Nyt being tired Of the army, through Sena-
Ter Aldr<ch, was Transferred 10 the navy
Aen>r<mert and N now connected with
tsre naval reoss1ting station at a Wey.
norset street, and tho large poctor bearing
the picture Of q young noval result Is
from a picture posed for by Mr.. kotch.
Judge young Beaton's surprise when he
found tha< he was TO be sworn into the
vsrv<cs nv hss old war cornrade, Kotch.
Ee 4. now on ths ~wsf,nsah- nj Boston.
Avvt expec<ed 90 be ssnt 20 ono Of the Far
East ststSons.
Yrsn~ Kotan,s father wss for many
x~arx cv<rveer % the spinuing and spool
ms Aepnrtmsnt 1T Fyetrber's mill, but ir
now connscfed with the Earnsciiffe mills
WITH Mr Ktoch st the recruiting offhcs
AZ DIR II g Law " Hartford. who was
<>crr~r~rA w1th the same regiment OF
which these four young men werc mem
bers.
rne rrp4fst&oa OF thu weather had no
effect on the attendance at the meeting
Of tAs Oineyvilie temperance Cadets yes
t>r6ay. when the following were elected
ss the officers for 1904:
p~esident, Arthur Lavery; Woo press-
dent. Thomas Flynn; recording secretary,
ThoTnas Waish, treasurer. J. II.
O'Rou11c: financial SECRETARY, John Mur-
ray; corresponding secretary, james
O,t,onuelI: sergeant-at-arms. John A.
Kannayy: athletic committee, Joseph Rob
bit. Thomas Walsh end William carey.
There was an extended debate on the
question of dropping the word Temper
ance"g from the title OF the club. and II
Vas anally voted that in the future the
name OF the club would be the Olncyville
Cadets. but the matter may come up Tor
consideration again. for this has always
been the name OF the club and the motto
or ..1remperance'' has been the leading one
Of the organization
The C1kcerS-eleCt OF tue iooh>
literary and Social club were installed
Yesterday afternoon Ex-President john
!. Mccormack being tho Installing officer
THE officers are as follows President
William @. Troy; vfce-president, Wiiham
T. RYAN: treasurer, John t. Cooney; re-
p RYAN: treasurer John I. Cooney; re-
cordIng secretary, ). McGovern; cor
responding secretary. John J. McLaugh-
lin: financial cesretary, A. F. Carmody;
reryent-a at arms. Joseph King; Librarian
John J.. Quinn. auditing committee,
Francis Maher, r. J. McGovern. John O.
Feepey: board of directors, Edward
Hague. w. j. Butler, John J. Mccormick;
question committee, j. i. Cooney' u r
Nick emma, william Mclaughlin, w j.
Butler. W. +. Ryan; assistant hprarlans'
John ]. Quinn. Michael Hanion.
The ceremony was followed by very
interesting program In which Frederick
German. william j. Butler. William r.
Donahue, William Cline. William j. Fee
ney and E. f. Hunt took part
At the close OF the exercises substan-
tial collation. was served.
THE FALKA CLUB.
The Falka Singing club has had its
rooms on Dixie street refurnished and re-
decorated and has now the handsomest
suite OF rooms OF any club i'm Olneyvillc.
The music or what the members term.
The Crazy rooms Is rather uniquely
furnished. the floors being covered with
large art square that has for centre
piece. The letter "F"' I'm blue on red
background. Tomorrow evening the club
ord OF the club In the way OF will entertai
will entertain its lady friends and will no
doubt maintain its past record In the way
OF entertainment.
FOUND IN DOORWAY.
verdel Pattison. aged II. whose home
is at l52 parade street was found by Pa
trolnan Beime Of the Chaffee street sta
ton asleep In a doorway at the corner OF
Westminster and Bough streets al 5
o'clock yesterday morning, but not many
moments too soon. for the boy was nearly
frozen when found.
The boy for some unknown reason has
got IN the habit OF running away from
home and this he did late Saturday night.
The police had been notified OF the fact.
His parents were at once notified of his
condition and after the boy had received
proper attention at the station was taken
home.
THE REGENT CLUB
Ex-Presddent James F. McKenna in
stalled the following as the officers for
1901 at the meeting OF the Regent Ire
rary and Social club at their rooms on
Valley street yesterday afternoon: Presi-
dent James Falvey. vice president. John
Lyons; recording secretary. Albert John
son. financial secretary John Conway:
corresponding secretary. Bernard Gil
more; treasurer. B A. Reilly: sergeant
alarms. Leo Rhodes. librarian. Dennis
MCCarveu.
This was followed with collation. and
q well arranged program
FRIENDS WORRIED
The many warm friends OF John Brady.
who II we'll known. are somewhat at loss
20 understand bis actions OF yesterday.
for no young man I'm this vicinity has
more friends than he lie was found by
the police on Westminsfer street yester-
day and was barefOotes and was doing
all that h ecould 60 kick in the doors OF
i. i. Gannons office. 1879 Westminster
street Word was sent TO the Chaffee
street police station. where the young
man was taken. DR.. Griffin. the police
surgeon. was called. and young Brady
was placed In his care.
A HAPPY MAN.
Mr.. Edward y Quinn. prominently con
nected with the Earnsciiffe mills ls al
WAYS nnppy man. but the reason that
his usual smiling face is much more 50
now - because handsome little giri
came 70 his home on Pemberfon street