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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
WO0DMEn WILL HAVE
BIG l0G-R0lLlnG TIME

The Modern Woodmen will have big
class initiation, with about 200 candidates.
on April 80 at odd Fellows hall, Snow
street
The following supreme officers are ex>
pected TO be present: Supreme Directors
e Il. Murphy OF Leavenworth, Kan.
Charles J. Byrns OF Ishpemung Mich
George w Reilly OF Danville, H.; and
Supreme Editor Il. O. Van Calder. Also
State Deputy Mode NJ. Pierce OF Hart
ford, Conn; Head Physician NJ. Il. Milan,
State Lecturer s. j. Casey and State
Consul f. Augustus Ward OF Newport
and his board OF state officers
The degree teams from Rhody camp OF
Woonocket Northcott OF Pawtucket. and
Willow. What Cheer and Commonwealth
OF Providence will confer tho work. At
the close OF the initiation a banquet will
be held at the wellington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

The 18th conference OF the American
Library association will be held at Mar
ragansett Pier from Friday. June %, TO
Saturday. July 7.
The association was organized In Phtla-
delphIa in 1879, has membership OF near
~ 1900 and is thoroughly national In char
acter.
The program OF the conference shows
the broad scope OF the work, and Is as
follows:
Friday afternoon, June 29-Meetings OF
executive board, council and committees.
Evening. Informal reception.
Saturday afternoon. Jure So-Welcome
on behalf OF the state by Hon. Frederick
IL Jackson; on behalf OF South County
by Hon. Rowland G. Hazard and on be-
half OF the Rhode Island Library associa-
ton by President Harry l.. Koopman
These will be followed by the address OF
the president Of the national association.
and paper on library affairs in Great
Britain and reports OF officers, council and
committees. Evening, session OF National
Association OF State Librarians. Catalogue
section and Round-Table meeting for
small libraries.
Monday morning. July 2.-Session OF
Childrens Librarians section and Biblio-
graphical society OF America. After
noon. sessions OF League OF Library COM
MISSIONS, and College and Reference Sec
tion. Evening, general discussion OF the
public library as n municipal institution.
Tuesday. July 3-Provsdence day. A
specially chartered boat Will bring the
library party TO Providence. The Brown
University, John Carter Brown. Rhode
Island Historical Society and state Law
libraries and The Providence Athenaeum
VIII be visited in the morning and the
public and state libraries In the after
noon. The guests will be entertained at
an informal luncheon at Sayles hall by
the local association and on the return
trip a stop will be made for a clam
bake
Wednesday morning. July i.--Sesslons OF
National Association OF State LIBRA
rans and Catalogue section. Afternoon.
addresses by Governor George ". Utter.
Rev. Dr. w II. r. Faunce and owen
Wister
Thursday morning. July 5.--Sesslons OF
College and Reference section and Chill
drens Librarians section. Afternoon.
planning and construction OF library
buildings Evening. Round-Table meet
ing for small libraries section
Friday morning. July 6-Library I'm re-
lation 10 the blind. the foreign popu-
lation. technical and industrial books and
libraries and settlement work.
Saturday. July 7.-opportunity will be
Afforded far visiting the Redwood and
Peoples libraries and the various places
or interest In Newport.
The association comes TO Rhode Island
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
GORKY LEAVES
NEW YORK TO GET
CHANCE To WRITE

New York, April l6.--It was ANNOUNCED
yesterday that Maxim Gorky had left the
city with his wife and adopted son. Nj
kolay Peishkoff. to seek quiet and seclu-
sion i'm order 10 do some writing.
In regard TO Gorky's relations with
Mile Andreieva the novelist Is a reported
by his friend, Mr.. Cahan. editor OF Vor-
waerts. 10 have said: II don't care a
rap about the matter. IL is all so small
and mean and cheap that l am ashamed
for the American people that they should
be interested and give heed. TO IT,.
Mr.. Cahan declared that Gorky's mar
rage. while not legal. had been recog-
nized socially throughout Russia. and
that even Gorky's first wife regarded the
relationship as without stain.
Gorky made his last public appearance
I'm the city on Saturday evening at a
meeting OF the Social Revolutonists' club
at the Grand Central Palace. Both Gorky
and his wife made speeches, but neither
referred 10 the matter OF their relations
or the trouble in finding hotel accommo-
dations after IL had been revealed
At the close OF his speech Gorky told
the audience that he was going away TO
work and would not return for some
time.
Mr. Cahan said last night that Horky
was TO begin work at once on series
OF articles describing conditions in Rus
sia, and would not return 10 New York
until they were finished and ready for
the press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

CRowN-c. II. DeFord. New York; $;
Cady Hutchins, Danielson CT: Mr. and
Mr.. II. Hawes. Holbrook, Mass; + Pope.
New York p,,.,thS Miss < PoPgsr' New nsTSy forE;
Miller; New, York; Mrs, Edw. Popper.
York; Miss Levy. New York; |. Pepper
New York; Gertrude Pepper, New York;
eileen Anglin, New York Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Fishel. New York: Miss Kate ffshel.
New York: Mabel Mortimer. New York
helm and wife, New York city; w. 4.
Schiller and wife, New York, !. w. Schif-
fer. New York. A. u. Anderson, Boston; /;
York: Miss Becker, New York. NJ. Charles
Becker New York: Miss X. Bernheim.
New York. G. j. WaNeleaum, New YORK;
z Bass; New York; w J.: Hammond'
and Mrs. B. j. Crowley. Groton. Mass.
Henry Hill. Manchester. England. Joseph
Deckinger, New York; "A. G. Rowe. New
McColloh. New York w. j. Hutchinson.
New York; A. Brill New York; u. IA.
Oliver. New York; George r. Lieberich.
York; 3. c. Hart. New York. a. Kaiser.
New York; G. Barber. Philadelphia. ID. II.
Stark, New York: r. b. Wilder, ST. Louis.
Mo: II. +. Brown and wife, Parlin, n. Y;
j. simons New York. John Dabee.
Haverhill. Mass. v. j. FitzsimOns Brock
ton. Mass. John A. Belcher. Lakewood
NEWMAN-Dolly SHILLING, kellar Co. /;
York: c. r. Toole. New York; X. Carey
New York: y. Tyler. New York: w. r.
Church, New York; ". ID. Hawley and
wife. New York: q. r Williamson, Lon
don. England 9. CamHeld New York
A. Either, New York. Miss bingham. New
York: A. n. Havers New York. r. Nc
Wade. Jr. New York: Nellie Horne. New
Brown and wife. Boston: G. NJ. Farnel
Boston: q. G.. Bean. Boston: &. w.. Gore.
Westerly. u. &. Chace Taunton. g. ~.
pspio" oon.olte, rlyD'y' iiew o,,,e aone
New Haven. A ". Johnson Boston, ".
r. Rsthburn. New Raven. y. ~. Webb.
New York: r. a. Woodward. Franklin.
Mass. G.. A Ray. Franklin. Mass e. y.
fwenson. Newport William Baldwin.
North Attleboro: r. A. Crandy. Norwich,
Conn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
VALLEY FALLS

Rev NJ =. Cassidy, tho pastor OF ST.
Patrick's church. made the announcement
yesterday that he will sail on Saturday
next from New York for n three months
trip 10 Europe. Hc will be accompanied
by Rev. Fr FarClly. pastor OF the Church
OF the Holy Trinity OF Central Falls. They
have taken passage on the steamer Re-
public. which viii sail for Naples.
They intended to land at GlbraI.a-. and
afterward take n trip to some interesting
points I'm Spain. and from there will 20
to Genoa. From the latter place they will
go 90 Rome. whore Rev Fr. Cassidy
studied q years ago lie hopes To visit
Pope Plus X, and Will tell him of the
work which has been accomplished In St
Patricks parish and Will bring back the
papal blessing 10 the parlshioners. lie
asked the latter TO pray for his safe pas-
sage and return home lie said that he
would have liked 20 bid each OF them an
Individual farewell, hut. under the circum-
stances, he would have 10 forego this now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
SLASHED HIS
THROAT, BUT
Witt RECOVER

Michael O'Brien, aged So a teamster.
living at 81 West street. woonsocket, at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat with
razor yesterday afternoon and was
taken 60 the hospital. lie Will recover
Mrs o'Brien and her four children were
away when o Brien returned home. took a
seat on the lounge and drew n razor
across his throat.
He then ran 20 the street. and Evange-
liste Harnois stopped him and led him to
the doorstep. holding the sides OF the
wound together with his hands until the
police and DIR. William +. Barry arrived.
The doctor took four stitches I'm the
wound and then took the man 10 the hos
pital I'm n hack. The cut was ~ inches
long and quite deep.
OBrien is expected TO recover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
WORKING BOYS HOME
TO have BIG BENEFIT

The presentation of the musical comedy
"Bibi." under the objection OF Miss Anna
c. Donley. for the benefit OF the Work
ing Boys Home at Infantry hall next
Thursday and Friday. will enlist the SER
vices OF about $50 persons.
Among the leading singers will be Mrs.
Jerome Pummer. Mrs. Mary II. Nichols.
Misses Claire Gilliese. Margaret Hanley.
Mae Monahan. Alice Mullen. Cecilia
O'Lcary, Mary s. Walsh. Ellen III.
O'Leary. Catherine Mclaughlin. Minnie
Teehan. Mary Charles. Elizabeth McCul-
Tough. Messrs. John Mullen. William Vir-
gin. John McVey. Albert Reynolds. John
O.. Finn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
NO HOME FOR
WEAK-MINDEO
TO CONE NOW

The bill introduced in the general as
sembly 10 establish $4,000 home and
school for the feeble minded will not he
reported for action. but II Is intended next
year 10 introduce another one more salts
factory TO those interested in the move
ment.
The local Council OF Women is not in
favor OF the home being located at the
state institutions. but desires that IL shall
be so located that the grounds can be
worked by the inmates. who can assist
In the support OF the institution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
SOCK AND BUSKlN WILL
GIVE AN EVENING SHOW

The Sock and Buskin Of Brown univer-
sity will present Goldsmiths she Stoops
10 Conquer" at the Shubert theatre on
Thursday evening April 26. and the man
agement has planned to give perform
ances at Peace Dale and Butler hospital
previous TO the big one. which occurs
during Junior week
This will be the first time that the
Sock and Buskin has given an evening
performance. giving an opportunity TO
business men. previously debarred by the
matinee performances. TO witness the an
nual show.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

MRS WINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
lions of mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. n soothes
the child. softens the gums. allnys all
pain, cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea II win relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents n hottie. Re sure and
ask .sr Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup"
and take no other Kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
INTRUDER GOT
HOT RECEPTION
At .W00NSOCkEET

night startled persons living in the upper
North Main street section OF Woonsocket,
They were fired by William Keefe. night
watchman for the Rathbun Knitting COM
pany. who saw a man i'm the storehouse
damaged by fire last week, and called up
on him TO halt.
The fellow did not do SO, but jumped out
OF the window and sped up the railroad
track, and Keefe sent the two shots after
him.
The night after the last fire Keefe saw
an intruder I'm the storehouse, but the
fellow did not stop. AS there had been
rumors OF incendiarsm In connection with
the last blaze. Keefe prepared himself
and was ready with his revolver.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
EAGLES TO ORGANIZE
GRAND BODY NEXT MONTH

Members Of the order Of Eagles IN this
state will organize n grand body early
next month
At present the state deputy who re-
ceivcs his appointment from the grand
worthy president. Is the real head OF the
organization In this state.
The duties ~ his Office require so
much time that 10 Is desired 10 form a
state body which can transact the duties
required " 10 I'm a shorter time and pos
slhy more satisfactory manner than Is
now possible
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
SURVIVING VETERANS TO
DINE AT THE CROWN

The veterans or COD fA+rst n. 7. ID
NJ. will dine at the crown on Thursday
evening.
This company was organized at the
outbreak OF the civil war. In the old First
Light Infantry armory. at the corner II
Wcybosset and Dorrance streets. Nathan
iel w Brown. was its captain. Sylvester
r. Knight. hrst lieutenant: Henry A.
Prescott second Lieutenant. and Charles
II. Dennis. ensign.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
OUTSIDE MILITARY Men
COMING TO THE BALL

At tho Brigade ball, at Infantry hall on
Thursday evening. April 26 number OF
out of town companies will be represent
ed. including the Old Guard OF New York.
the Ancient and Honorables OF Boston
and the National Lancers of Boston.
The proceeds will be devoted to supply
ing the new state armory in this city with
such furnishings as are not installed by
the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

tions from the Tilden- -Thurber galleries.
On the upper floor are booths. display
ing specimens OF typography May bas-
kets, aprons and fancy articles, where
Is miniature art department. where
purchases Of pictures and casts may be
made: cozy little tea room. with re-
freshments; a tulip garden, old oaken
bucket and candies, ices and lemonade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
BATTLE FOR " DECENCY"
TOPIC OF DISCUSSION

The 18th annual and 6lst regular meet
ing and dinner OF the Churchmen' club
will be held at the Eloise. Franklin street.
on Tuesday evening April -. at o'clock.
The subject for the evening will be The
Battle for Decency." and the speakers will
be Rev. Frederick Il. Allen OF Boston.
Professor James Q. Dealey OF Brown uni
versity and others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
hRCANUM GRAND COUNCIL
WILL MEET NEXT WEEK

The 16th annual session of the Rhode
Islahd grand council of the Royal Ar
canum will be held in Arcanum hall. 152
Weybosset street, on Thursday. April &C.
at 10 a. m. Past Supreme Regent Edison
VI. Schyver of Baltimore. as deputy SUI
preme regent, Will be received here by
Supreme orator Clovis II. Bowen, p. q.
r. William J. Banspach supreme repre-
sentative, and II. G. II. James A. Lloyd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
MILITIA OFFICERS WILL
DINE AT wellington

The annual dinner OF the Brigade Of
flcers' association will be held on May IL.
at the Wellington.
The committee includes Major William
Maynard. Lieutenant Colonel George For
sythe, Captain Charles E. Mulhearn.
Major William Ely, Captain George II.
Crooker. Captain II. Manchester AND
Lieutenant s. James Foster. Jr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
PI KAPPA ANNUAL FARCE
TO Be GIVEN ON APRIL rs

The sixth annual farce OF ri Kappa,
will be given in the Auditorium,
Brown Union. Thursday afternoon April
26. at o'clock. Tea will be served after
the performance.
The members OF the Pi Kappa. 1907. in
clude Asa Briggs. Henry Clark, Herbert
Dorrance Charles Fowler, Jr., Robert
Jones. Richard Miller, Harry Pearsall.
Victor Schwartz and Louis Wise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
YiCATSMEN TO HEAR
SOME GOOD SPEAKERS

Tho committee in charge OF the second
annual banquet Of tho Edgewood Yacht
club. which VIII be held az the Elose
April -. has secured FOR speakers. Gov
crnor Utter and Willard Scott OF Wor-
cestor. Winfield NJ. Thompson of Bos-
ton. !. T. Emery. Commodore Babbitt and
Iudgc Henry A. Palmer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
THE STATE AND COUNTY
OFFICERS WILL SPEAK

Division g. A. q. II, will hold n smoke
talk and entertainment at 9s Weybosset
street. April %, during the afternoon and
evening.
Addresses will be made by all the
state and county officers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
LA SALE ACADEMY IS
IN GALA ATTIRE TODAY

Ia Sale academy assumed p gala ap-
pearance today incidental 10 tho art eN-
hlbition and sale under the auspices Of
the Catholic Womens club.
on che same floor devoted entirely 20
the exhibition. are seen choice produc-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16
Extraordinary
Sale of High
Grade Trunks

These trunks were made by the Hartmann
Trunk Co., which produces only high class
trunks for exclusive speciality stores. Every
trunk in the Hartmann factory of the 1905
pattern was sold to the Siegel chain of stores
At less than Cost of Materials.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

Purchase special suburban transfer goods
than the opposite city and will round-p
railroad tickets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

We this because everybody in New England
and the entire store radiant with and merchandise
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