The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-07


on McDonough street yesterday after
noon which attracted an audience Of 500
or more large and small The circle was
as follows:
pam Lord rd................Joh John Connolly
Mr. Johnson. n..............F Frank Pointress
Nose White. Lew Shdnoor
Mr. Jenkins ..............W Walter Raymond
Minister Mitchell. ......,. Edward Conneliy
Miss Jackson ....,,....''''.'rf FREQ hous. s.ls
Miss LastRose .......... Joseph Ruddier
Misc Jasper r..., Mathew Connolly
The opening chorus. MY old Kentucky
Home" was well rendered and showed
that among the talent there were many
excellent voices John Connolly folowed
with a coon song, Jasper Johnson; song
and dance by Levi Shambro, song, Frank
Pointress. "Dixie's Land by the COM
pany: club swinging by John Connolly.
pupil OF St Marys academy; cake walk.
ny quartet "Donnelly's Row Of Flats
by the company; song and dance. by
Joseph Adams. and it closed with Down
Whore the suwanee River Flows
The boys relied off no end Of funny say
ing and nearly everybody in the vicinity
where the grand" performance was
given was awarded gentle knock
william Byron was down on the pro-
gram as stage manager. Edward Rodgers
as scene shfter and the entire affair was
under what Charles r. Baney, press agent
for the Providence Opera house, would
saw the personal supervision OF Mr..
William Curley. who on behalf Of his as
sociates in the enterprise wished TO ex-
tend the most hearty thanks 10 those
who attended the performance. and for
the many handsome floral tributes
The play, The Old Cross Roads is
underlined for the next attraction. with
be presented Thursday afternoon. July
20, IN the opera house on Donuelly fats.
POLICE "BUTTED IN"
Mrs Teresa Kenyon. who has since last
October rssided at 745 Harris avenue. and
who in dyvs gone by has been known 10
wear gowns that cost $500 and upwards.
had a falling out with the police OF the
Chaffee street station last evening, who
"butted in and broke up the program OF
the evening.
Mrs. Kenyon had a number OF Der in
timate friends in 10 see her. and 10 make
the time pass more congenial 10 all dele
gated Mike" Cooney, one OF the guests
10 rush the growler."
In most lighthearted manner Mike
started out and succeeded in getting the
'growler" filed He was on his way
back 10 the house. where six or eight
other guests were awaiting his return,
liceman from the Chaffee street station
who bundled him. the growler and it's con-
tents into the $500 chariot and he was
driven in state 10 the station.
In Mikes possession was the key OF the
house. which ts now, or was this morn
ing. reposins in pigeon hole in Acting
Captain Tyler's desk.
The thirsty guests waited for some time
for the return OF Mike" and the grow
ler." and II was taken for granted that
Mike" was making merry In party by
himself so Mrs. Kenyon went on the
warpath for Mike, and as soon as she
left the house she was treated in the same
manner that Mike" was, only that she
was sent TO the Central station.
For some time the neighbors have made
numerous complaints TO the police about
the place Mrs. Kenyon was held on the
charge OF keeping a dsorderly house and
Cooney for being drunk.
CHURCH WINDOW BROKEN.
A light OF glass was found broken on
The west side OF 81. Anthony's Catholic
church yesterday, and the police are of
the opinion that IL was broken on the
Fourth. for at least Is shots were found
through the window. AS a monster pic
mic was held on the lawn Of tho church
that day the police believe that tho
window was broken by an air gun. Had
mischief been the object, the officials are
confident that more than one window
would have been broken.
ARRESTED FOR REvELLING.
Andrew Jansen % years old and Will
liam Fricker. who Is 4o were arrested on
warrants this morning charging them
with reveling on the morning OF July 4th
The police say that three men made an
attempt 10 set fire to a huge billboard on
Gladstone avenue and because the police
would not allow them 20 carry out their
purpose they called vile names
JUST MISSED HIS s3
Alexander McGregor OF 7ss Atwell's ave-
nue. called at the Chaffee street police
station last evening and reported to the
police that while he was taking a cat nap
IN a saloon. ~ Atwells avenue some one
stole 81 which he had hidden In his ca p
This. he said. happened on the morning OF
the ith.
GENERAL MENTION
Edward Gravel 10 years old fell from n
cherry tree In the rear ~ the new French
Catholic church on Atwells avenue. yes
terday afternoon, breaking his right leg
He was taken 10 his home, 56 Capron
street and from there TO the Rhode Island
hospital in an ambulance
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Court Olneyville. Foresters OF
America, last evening. There were delega-
tions present from Courts Thomas A.
lpAlt, star fUOWoou, filllllp Rli'u Jfi-
ferson, who with Grand Chief Ranger
Carroll made interesting remarks on the
coming Forestcrs' day.
James u. Corcoran proprietor OF the
Olneyville hotel. who has been confined 90
his room for month or more has 20 far
recovered as 90 be about the office OF the
hotel for q portion of each day
The Independent Literary and Social
club OF Ia Vaughn street will hold its an
nual picnic at Fenner's farm, sunday
The program will consist OF a bake and
old English games.
Thomas McQuilan. chief clerk at the
plneNvIle hotel with Patrolman John
Whalen ~ the Third Police station. loft
last evening for two weeks vacation.
They will visit New York. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and other cities
Mrs. Frank Robbins and daughter May.
of What Cheer avenue are spending a
week or more with relatives At Boston.
The Olnevviile and ~ Cubans hasehail