The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-28
PARADED
WHEN BAND
WAS READY

The Frenchmen Who turned out FOR the
annual outing yesterday At Crescent
Park were disappointed al failure OF the
band 10 show up az Exchange place FOR
their parade.
When the party reached Crescent Park
and had enjoyed a shore dinner they as
semblcd al the hotel aud found the Banda
NapOH waiting for them. The band head
ed he parade from hotel to nall grounds,
where tho military drill was held and
speeches made. The explanation Of the
band 81 failure TO show up lays in the fact
that II was i'm the city I'm the morning
and had forgotten 90 bring up their in
struments from Crescent Park the night
before. Others could not he obtained and
there was 40 time Ia secure those AT the
park.
The driil Was spectacular feature
which was greatly enjoyed Five COM
pauies contested and all received q prize.
The judges were Colonel James II. Nc
Gam, Captain NJ a. Kelly Of Company
B, and Captain James r. Kane OF Com
pany H.
Colonel McGann ANNOUNCED through the
chairman uf tn" committee the award OF
the prizes ss follows: First prize. So aud
gold medal. ST Jean Baptiste Guard en-
trsl Falls. Captain George TheruuX; sec
olN pi1lF, - anu Eoiu iltuhl, -. dtdN
Baptiste Guard OF Manvillo. Captain
Louis Durocher; third prize, sl5. Jacques
Cartier company. No. 2 Central Fails
Captain Charles ". + TherouN; fourth
prize. s.. jacques Cartier. NO. :. Msnyile
Captain Frank Pcticr NTH prize. 81 20
Guard St Jean Baptiste OF FhcniX, Cap
tain J. \. Roucnfsut
J. $ Gendon. president of the executive
committee OF L'Association Franco
IL no i,,,, ~ 4 -
the day I'm front of the baseball stand.
The next speaker was eN-T.ieutenant Gov
crnor Adelard ArChsmbault Of Woon-
socket. who spoke briefly in French. He
was followed by {. T. Bowin OF Fall
Rivor.
The orator o. the day. Hon. Dominique
Monctte. made a strong speech touch
ing upon tho political conditions in can
ada especially quebec.
Mr. Mouette for many years represent
ed his province in the Canadian lower
house. and during tho Poer War created
something OF a sensation by opposing tho
sending of Canadian troops 20 South Ar
RIGA. As result of the position he took
NJ that tinIc ne resigned. hut his con-
stituents rcpomiuated him and reelected
him by ono of tho largest ma ioritins ever
recorded iu Canadian politics A. tho
conclusion uf his term ne accepted tho
portfolio Of minister Of public works iu
Prime Minister Parent provincial cabi-
not
rrhe complete list OF tho organizations
present on tho grounds i'm uniform fol-
lows. Guard jacques Cartier. No. ..
Central Falls. Captain Charles ThcrouN.
~ men, Gardss d Honeur, Olneyville. Cap
tain Leon Laurence. rs men. Guard JAG
ques Cartier. No. !, Manville Captain
Frank Peltier q mon: Guard Richlicu.
Woorsocket, Captain W. NJ Melancon. 20
mon, Guard St Jean Baptiste. Manville.
Captain Louis Drudcher, 70 mon; Guard
ST. Jean Baptiste Central Falls. Captain
George ThorouX. is men; Iouavos. New
Bedford Captain j. b. Paterraude, ~
mon: Guard 50. Jean Baptiste. WOodlaw wn.
Lieutenant Henry Diettc, l6 men, Guard
St Jean Baptlste, PheniX. Captain james
Bonenfant, Zouaves. Arctic Centre. cap
tain 5. j. Marully. Is men; Warwick
Fire COMPANY No. ], Arctic Centre. Cap
tain Frank Martin and Assistant En-
giueer Thomas Robert
The committee I'm charge OF the outing
consisted OF J. s Gcndrou OF Pawtucket.
chairman Elzcar Gingras, secretary, Al
fred Polrier. treasurer. y. r. Sadeau and
Joseph BOucnad.