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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-26

About the perfection OF living pictures
and statuary poses IL reached al Keith's
this week In the Three Seldoms, a trio Of
German entertainers, who bring from
across the water one Of the most beauti-
full and artistic acts that has yet been
offered IN vaudeville. These three men
| reproduce with marvellous fidelity to the
originals the famous statues copied from
the foremost art galleries OF Europe,
Every pose wins CALCULATIONS OF sincere
admiration from o~nlookers, and at the
end OF their act they are given a thun-
drous round OF well-earned applause.
80
The famous August Family OF jugglers,
who have not been seen ina Providence in
five years, will be at Keith's next week
with their entertaining act. "A Gay Little
Supper at Maxims." The scene represents
a Partisan restaurant. wherein the clever
performers deftly and gracefully juggle
LeXGrInhtect-large or sinall,-lRht or
heavy, that comes within their reach.
These people are undeniably the foremost
jugglers OF the stage today. and they are
always n big drawing card everywhere
they appear.
A special feature for the entertainment
OF the little people at Keith's next week
will he Galletti's Monkeys. by far the
funniest and cleverest monkey panto-
mimists vaudeville has 20 offer. They do
a great many difficult feats with n clever
ness that Is almost human. and some OF
their funny antics keep young and old
laughing merrily every minute they are
on the stage.
At the Empire theatre next week the
Four Mortons, Americas premier fun
makers, will appear in the latest and best
musical. comedy. entitled Breaking Into
Society" by Lee Arthur and Robert r..
Smith, with music by Gus Edwards, the
whole under the able management OF Mr..
Percy G.. Williams. which IN itself Is
guarantee OF it's quality and merit. The
play is excrutiatingly funny, bubbling
over with catchy songs and hilarious mer-
riment. Tho plot deals with an humble
Irish family seeking TO break into the
nristocratic class. and thereby hangs the
opportunity for unlimited fun and song.
The vocal numbers are up-to-date and
OF the tuneful sort. ana everybody
whistles and huns. There is a supporting
company OF 90 people. among whom are
?5 comely chorus girls, who wear beauti-
ful costumes, becomingly, and add much
10 the picturesque effect OF the produc-
ton. The scenic investiture and stage
settings are lavish In the extreme, Despite
the strength OF the production there will
be no advance in prices.
80
The management OF the Imperial theatre
announces that during the week OF Nov.
l3 Mr.. william Courtleigh and the I'm
perial Theatre Stock company will pre-
cent that famous s%a tirical play or modern
society, 1.-THE Crust OF Society" II has
been one OF the most successful plays OF
its class ever written. and for several
years has been a great fsvorite with the
= ---..VAa.. 80 ha4n. naIA 80
give the play a most noteworthy produo-
ton. Especially fine scenery and cos
tunes will be features and each member
Of the company will have a part In which
ne or she may appear TO the best adj
vantage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-26
MORTGAGES SALE
Liquor Saloon
No. $50 VALLEY STREET,
Providence, r. l.
Wednesday, Nov mber lSt, '05

at II O'Clock a. NJ. on tho premises. by yir-
tue OF the power of sale contained In that
deed OF Mortgage, made and executed by
John J. Galligan, dated May 18th, \. -.
1899. and recorded at the office OF Recorder
OF Deeds I'm the city and County OF Prov
idence, in Book No. a, at page 40, OF the
Records OF Personal Property Mortgages
the conditions OF said Mortgage having
been brOken:-
All the right, title, interest and property
Of said m%ortgagor and his assigns, I'm and
TO all the goods. chattels, merchandise and
personal property covered by said mort
gage at said premises, including Bar with
working board and attachments OF every
sort, * Bar with mirrors and orna-
ments. Pipes. Faucets, Light and Heating
Fixtures. Stock Of Ales, Wines. Liquors
and Cigars. Also In and 20 the Second
class Liquor License and the lease OF said
pemlscs,
By order OF the holder Of Mortgage. who
gives notice Of Intention 60 bid on said
property at sale thereof.
Providence. r.. J. y. j. MCCARTHY.
October IS. 100. Attorney.
No. ~ westminstcr Street.
Oct. ~. 81 -. ~ 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-26

OF the many excellent acts on the
strong program provided by Keith's this
week is John Eberly, a young baritone
vocalist. who every afternoon and even
ing wins several hearty recalls and Is
Obliged 20 sing almost twice as much as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-26
pAWTUCKE1.

Attorney John j Fitzgerald will apply
" the supreme court tomorrow for n writ
81 mandamus against City Clerk Row.
Go compel him TO place On the Official bal
lot the names OF the Good Government
candidates for the city council I'm Ward
Fcu city Clerk Rec. ~rfgS.S 20 certify
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-26

the usual vaudeville sSoist. Mr.. Eberly
has a remarkable clear, flexible and we'll
trained voice. and his enunciation is a de-
light. If II were the only act on the bill
it would be well worth the price OF ad-
mission 10 hear him.
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init Der Boli5ci III %erbinonhd ilno
lit Ger 9eiertion poit Der 8,inoesinn.
trine beIfulbigt.
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Scirutbs $ Giten3cn.

Solgenoe 0cirotb3 : 2iccn5en ipllr'
Ben 0~eitcrlt pom GIcrt bes Common
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mqd)te befarltt1 RaB poS Gpulite iiir
&crtebrsmaaet clHGy 9itnn9 qebaItcn
mo bielelbe" n1d)iten Snmltog iort'
leBen merbe, lnt 5l cincn oa0cnci.
men OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5u gclorls
gen.
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tern cine Sibuntg, bate obcr niht3
5lt bcrihtcn.
Ser Stootrotb bertogtc it'd bis
9icnitog, Sen 70. September. Ou on
Is. September Die Erim0ripoblen
itottiInoen.
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G bnttonooga, Senn,. If.
september. Der Srod)tbobnbof
Der rGincinnoti. Teip.O Orleans rtno
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men auigcgungcn. suf Dem 9nbn.
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ocS Ynbn Superintenoenten Mc.
@llire, Die oGe eingedidert mliroen.
Der moterieIIe 8erlllt miro auf
100000 bcrcdnct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-13
Bon Hanbcrn acmartert.

Gbicogo. If. September.
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ridt, Dab Inorcp uto SSobn 5obren,
3nei beiobrte ltno n~obIbobenoe 3ar.
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bon gIgin, bon orei 8nnoiten iibcr.
fnIlen mo oernrt genlartert muroen,
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inter Io0eSorobrmgcn %perlongt, oaB
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nuibepobrten, berousgebeu ioaten.
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Sterile in einem 8erltef fanben, mar
lbnen nid)t geniigeno mo tie began.
ltert, Die beioen alten Geltte auf oaS
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ter lit nod nid)t ernIittelt.
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3iuci intcreHanie Saiihefeble. /,

49,
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icinc &crboitung an. - Soporo
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er BON bcnr Iltcn Observation-Disclosures
muroen; tic ilirftctcn gnc iiir ibr
2cben. mo CT uuternc6nic oiclcn
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Ser W h 2 dmb Scr
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3rit Slider uno W. 1leii6munll.
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Stelle ais Seellorger Der 0elttidjen
littberilhen ct. Wuttb1i @enleinoe
III 9ogerstolun ongcnomncn. 0e.
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nlonit Dor GINGER Belt bon oieier @e.
ltet1oc mo gtng nuh Nodport, SaS.
Gin d louer Suuqc.-Sobn
9onllll, cln 17.iabrigcr Ebunidtgut,
oellcn in Nr. 800, Scolep-G curt,
lu~obtboften Gltcrn Niht5 nit inn
anidngcn fonnen rnto i'm ocSbolb
'etner 3eit ldon orci Sabre III Der
81. Woriet'S rtbuitrieidulc unterge.
brdd)t bdtter, olls mflfcr or Dor
mebreren Wonoten inter Enrole emf.
lo'lelt ipllr0e, marc geltern bonn 1o0t
@ronnon nud Der NnituIt 5uriidge.
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om porigen WtOntqg IN aIcitt'S Fort
81 Weltport pcrlorcn ~gcgongene oio.
montene 0illcnna6el iii6rtc SanliH'S
%obernlolIgc Gnboitirung bcrbei. Ser
Hungc mur6c g%eItern BON 0er 3etef.
tipS Eoblcr un0 Burns olrf Den Ser.
hoht bin icitgeitonmen, beng dmnld,
iuclder 800 iuertb ieiu iou, genom-
men ST bobcn 0o CT neber Dem oiif
elmer @onf I'M Eprf lhlnlenoen Nel.
ion lob ais Der Shmud pcrloren
girg. Sbm forntc icooh HIdts poii.
tip nodJgeluieien merOctL mo err be.
bouptcte, Elm unbercr Surge bobe lei.
men Arm nm Tcllon geldlungen II.
oen Claimant geItoblen. Sonoerbor
lit IS ober. Dab er NeIion, Der crit
glaubtc, eTithubc ncn Shmnd perlo.
rcr, bei'ur o afd,fm nod ncinieibcn ini
! Soube bebiililih nar.
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auf elmer 8~iebaus-
ltelIung.

Salo M q, Sponien, IL.
September. - PM elmer bier abge.
boltcnen 8iebnusItellung runnten
beltte etlihe milo geluoroene Stiere
inter einer Sauielt 3uifuiter uno
oernrlodten einen groBelt Yanif. SIT
Dem @eorGrge lpitr0cu 100 Eerlonen
DcrIebt etlid)e oerielben eei1brlih.
& eeaoIer" mie0er Holt.
q 20 I. ssJI Straits Settle.
ments, 1.tSSeptetRbari- Ser oeilt-
Idle areii5er, ~Sssaoler." iueld)er IL
Weilen bon hfr rpHtooer aent,8lip-
pen tauilietl dit, aRieSer ilott SENIOR.
ben utb bat u1fciaieh pelentlihen
Sdaoen ertttgr. r5tti
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2on0urg ifrper 5u beluerfIteligen
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ltammtc aus Srlonb, mar uber lhot
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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19

tolerence thus shown encouraged the
more imprudent of their number to
overstep the line of decorum so far as
to make their arrest essential to the
maintenance of law and order. Judge
Conlan had one of them, A. Saki. be-
fore him on the charge of wrecking
Chinese stores on Dupont street and at
tempting to Jiu-jitsu the four police
men who undertook his subjugation,
and tomorrow he will be sentenced for
peace disturbance and battery. In the
court of Judge Cabaniss three of them.
T. Ide. S. Asaki and T. Akaski, were
fined SO apiece for having routed
quietude from ST. Mary street by their
disorderly behavior. All Of them were
drunk when arrested.
George Lanszweert, whose wife and
pretty daughter, Bertha, have support
ed him in idleness by keeping lodg-
ing house at 511 Mason street, was re-
leased on $50 bail after he had been
arrested for threatening to kill both
of them by shooting, but when Judge
Mogan had heard the younger woman 5
story he pronounced her father guilty
of peace disturbance and exhibiting a
deadly weapon, increased the bail to
$500 and deferred sentence till to-mor-
row. Mr.. Lenszweert pines In custody.
Jane Wilson, a pretty young girl,
said she did not intend to steal the
morning newspaper which she picked
up from the doorway of her nextdoor
neighbor, j. Maloney at 492 Fourteenth
street, but merely desired to peruse
the death notices and was so doing
when the policeman arrested her. Mr..
Maloney told Judge Mogan that he did
not desire to prosecute the young
woman, so the case was dismissed on
motion of the prosecution
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
TYPICAL HOODLUM CO[[|D[S WITH
LAWS MAJESTY AND IS HURT.
Police Judge MOgdn Speaks Some
Words That Convey Warning.
DEFIANCE GIVES WAY TO HUMILITY
BY JAMES c. CRAWFORD.

his order: but eff dat mis- BILE chink
thinks Ahm done wifi him he's mighty
maistaken"
Then she loitered on the sidewalk
and kept watchful eye on the front
entrance, but All You and his legal ad-
wiser escaped through a back door and
Morgue alley.
For docking a horses tail in such
way that the stump bled Veterinary
Surgeon j. C. Quinlan was fined $40
by Judge Fritz. The case was prose-
cuted by the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals.
Mrs. Lillian Dundon confessed that
she had "hankering' for the life
from which she was plucked by the
young man who made her his wife
with intent to reform her. She was the
star danseuse of a Pacific-street dive
when he undertook his philanthropic
endeavor, and the comfortable home in
which he established her might have
satisfied woman with less luminous
past, but she found it impossible to
settle down in contentment to the hum
drum of domesticity. That's how she
came to be arrested by Patrolman Joy
last Friday night while she was trip
ping a lively measure with some of
her former associates She said she
would try again to be worthy of the
trust placed in her by an adoring
spouse, provided Judge Mogan would
dismiss the charge of vagrancy against
her. and his Honor promptly took her
at her word.
Charles Hoppe resided with his wife
and his mother at 1924 Howard street.
and he chagrined his better half by
giving to his maternal relative the
money necessary to carry on his house
keeping, explaining to the former that
his first dutv was filial instead of
marital, and that he could easily get
another wife if death or divorce were
to make him a widower, but could not
get another mother. Stunned by his
logic. the wife said nothing just then,
but when he subsequently demanded to
know why she had neglected to cook
his dinner she said that if his mamma
was to be honored as the housekeeper
1t would be unreasonable to deprive
her of the culinary duties pertaining
to the position. Unable to digest such
argument, Mr.. Hoppe resorted to
violence, and beat his better half until
she picked up a broom with which to
defend herself when he seized the i'm
plement and tried to wrest it from her