The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-18

by Patrick Cox and there nave recently
been a number OF complaints regarding
It, A small quantity OF beer was found
and confiscated.
The raiding party made a number OF
calls but got nothing for their trouble.
ALARMED BY SMOKE.
n big volume of smoke issuing from
saloon on Broad street yesterday, caused
a still alarm to be sent i'm TO Station No.
2. but when the fremen arrived IL was
found that the trouble was from a stove
In the Adams house adjoining. which had
developed back draft
WON FOREIGN HONORS.
Raymond NJ Hood who has been study
ing abroad for the past two years. has
returned TO his home in this city. Mucn
OF the time was spent In Paris, and While
there Mr. Hood gained distinction by win
ming a $500 prize offered by New York
architectural paper for the best plans for
n modern office building. Mr.. Hood is
graduate OF the Pawtucket high school
and OF the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology.
ENTERTAINING VISITORS.
The Pawtucket Cricket club has the
crack team from Everett as visitors today
and the plans had provided for an all day
match on the Athletic Association park.
Unless the weather prevents the game
will be witnessed by a large attendance.
INTERESTING EXERCISES.
st. Johns parochial school held its
closing exercises last evening in the
parish hall, and the attendance was very
large. The program was n most Inter-
estlng one and consisted OF singing. dia-
logue5 and an operetta In which the
younger ones participated.
The closing feature Of the program was
the presentation OF La Bergere de
Lourdes," the cast OF characters being
as follows: Bernadette, Miss Della Le-
vogue; Louise Soubirous. Miss Edna
Parent: Marie, Miss Albina Bonier;
Jeanne Abadie. Miss Anita Blanchard;
Misses Marie-Anne Lafayett. Beatrice
Ostiguy. Bertha Patenaude. Lea Landry,
Bertha Brillon, Regina Blais, Estelle Car
tier, Blanche Jette; La Princesse Heredi.
taire de Walstein. Miss Berthe LIEU
reux; Marie Sophie, Gisele aveugle, Ses
file, Miss Beatrice Gendron, Miss Ell-
genie Houle: Miss Kitty Gouvernante des
princesses, Miss Blanche Lafayette; Nina
et Lima, suivantes des princesses Miss
Anita Blanchard. Miss Alne Gagnon
Mere Katharine. vielle paysanne. mere de
Petronella, Miss Rose Grenier: Petronella,
fermiere eu domaine de Walstein, Miss
Eva Cloutier: Files de Ia Fermiere
Misses Aline Gagnon Bernadette Brais,
Regina Field, Beatrice Lamarre Argen
tine Bourque: Gertrude, voisine ct annie,
Miss Viola Asselin; Jeune gle represent
ant Md. de Lourdes, Gabrielle Gagnon;
Ange Garden de Gisele. Alma Bergeron; |;
Pettis Anges. Misses Florina Tetrau!t.
Emma Laferriere. Maria Caron, Alberta
Bergeron, Estelle Gendron, Victoria Lus-
sier
The distribution OF prizes to the honor
pupils. Miss Alma Bergeron and Gabrielle
Gagnon. was made by the pastor. Rev.
Alphonse Grafton.
DISTRICT COURT.
The police OF this city have made n
record during the past 30 hours and have
made more arrests than for the same
period In a long Lime. Up to last night
"a persons had been brought to the station
for various offences. and there were one
or two additional ones to receive the at
tention OF the court this morning
In the first place there were 10 cases
OF simple drunk, for the most OF which
the usual fine of 81 and costs was i'm
posed.
revelling where the offenders had added
to their drunkenness disposition TO
make themselves particularly obnoxious
20 others. and these were given a fine OF
So and costs
James Baker was before the court on
an old warrant. IL appears that last De-
cember Baker had trouble with his wife
and committed an assault on her for
which he was brought into the court.
The woman at that time did not care 10
prosecute him and he was allowed his
freedom, pending good behavior, IL he
would pay the costs OF the case. 1t ap-
pears that he has neither paid the costs
nor kept his promise OF good behavior.
and Saturday night ne was brought TO
the station Yesterday morning a fine
OF SIS and casts was imposed.
Frank Holland got into n row In n bar
room In the Woodlawn district and was
elected therefrom. officer Campbell came
along and Holland assaulted the officer
Yesterday fine of 81 and costs was i'm
posed
Anthony Demerise had very similar
experience on Broad street with officer
Dwyer and the court thought that n fine
OF $40 and costs would prove about the
right punishment for him
George Malbone. n colored man. yester-
day was fined So and costs because Il
was alleged that he had been drunk and
revelling. This morning Malbonee was