The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-16

tonight:
Carpenters. go. Labor Temple
Electrical engineers. Hanley Building.
Horseshoers. Labor Temple
Granite Cutters. Labor Temple.
Plasterers. 27 North Main street
Hod Carriers, Labor Temple.
Cooks and Walters, 5sS, % Richmond
street.
BARTENDERS SACRED CONCERT.
Last evening the best sacred concert
seen In this city for some time was given
by the members OF Bartenders' union. $50,
In the Empire theatre before an audience
that taxed the house TO It's utmost
The committee having the affair In
charge had been working TO have the ar
rangements completed as they were and
the success OF the evening was due 70
their efforts beyond a doubt From the
time the curtain rose for the first number
TIL the last strains OF the songs OF the
singing society died away there was moth
ing in the entertainment OF the evening
that could be criticised
The concert began with the showing OF
series OF moving pictures and these
were an entertainment In themselves.
Miss Helen @. Kelly, the child reader,
was ar attraction and awoke most enthu-
siastfc applause from the audience She
Is undoubtedly one or the most talented
girls OF her age
The audience was next favored with se-
lections from the Empire Trio composed
OF Hart. Murdy and Hart who rendered
their numbers exceedingly well. Repeated
ly were they called upon for encores
Archie Deacon amused the audience with
ms comic songs and stories seeming to
nave an inexhaustible store from which
to draw
The Tourgee family of American Trum-
peters awoke unbounded enthusiasrn I'm
the renditions OF their selections. as did
the illustrated songs. The program fo-
the evening closed with the singing Of
he Swedish society, and while no one
part could be singled out as the best OF
the entertainment. all were uniformly
NE best and the committee showed eS-
esllent Judgment In selecting the pro-
gram.
concert was the souvenir program which
was the best that has yet been used by
the organisation.
In the ffrst part Of the book was the
greeting of the committee and history
OF the organization. Then ofliowed the
names OF the Officers and committees.
which were as follows: President Peter
r. Bowen; vice president. william ].
Powers; financial secretary. John r.
II.
inside guard. Bernard Hurl: outside
guard, John ward: Inspector, Frank
Dolan: trustees. James Murphy. Michael
Sullivan, Owen Morgan. concert commit
tee. Peter +. Bowen chairman: John T..
Hayes, treasurer John Thompson. secre-
tary; Dennis McCroghan, Lawrence Cor
msn, Bernard r. Hurl Philip Agnew,
James Ffnans. Michael Duffy: auditing
committee. Peter IT. Bowen. Frank Dolan,
I~k.
John .. Hayes. John Thompson. Philip
Agnew; committee on talent. John
Thompson. John T. Hayes, Dennis Nc
Croghan. Philip Agnew, Lawrence Cor
man; committee on license. Philip Agnow.
Dennis MvCroghan.
One Of the other pages OF the program
was OF interest containing the names Of
the members OF the local who have passed
away. The list Is as follows:
1902-James NJ Carey. Feb 1e: John
Kirby, April l5 Patrick s. Doonan. May
8: John A Flynn. May %. Patrick F.
Delaney. July 81; Robert F. Taylor Aug.
~.
is03-James Moran, Feb 2s: Fred c.
Allen. April 2: James ". McGough. April
Is; James ". Moore. April rs William
f. O'Reilley. May Is; Charles II. Lovett.
May IS; John Gray. Sept Q; James II.
McGuinnese. Sept. 90 Joseph p Kelley.
Sept 70. James Mcdonnell OCT. 70, GUST
Lundquest. Dec. H.
1904-Batthew O'Brien. Jan. 2s John
McCrohan. Feb. IL: John NJ Sheridan
Feb 2s: James w. Dunn. Feb 81. Charles
Rauas- Feb. IS: Harry Jennings. March
u; Mathew McNanley. March 20; Charles
Burke April IL
STATE FEDERATION BOARD.
Yesterday afternoon there was a very
interesting meeting Of tho executive
board OF the State Federation OF labor
IN Newport which was we'll attended By
nearly all the trades OF that city.
The greater part OF the meeting was
first tackn UT with an open session with
speaking by some ~ the prominent men
m the movement In tho state. The first
speaker for the occasion was Mr.. Hoher.
who addressed the body on the Initiative
and referendum. dwelling particularly on
the Dement'S 10 be derived from the use of
the latter.
He went into details with regard 10 the
matter stating specific instances OF the
BENEFITS and stating that this was the
way many Of the successes OF the labor
ing men OF the wcst had been obtained