The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-21
CENTRAL FALLS.

The drama "O'Nelil, the Great pre-
.ented last evening in Music Hall unue,
the auspices OF Division No. y ,en,iaa'
Fails. was a most gratifying ana art'su0
success That the production was appie
ciated by the vast audience was inahiies'
IN the applause given so hearuly;
Music Hall was decorated masnlhVens,s
Cor the occasion by J. M Levy, sa,ar
aao ~ green and --'Utd 6fort sef''s
gracefully intertwined.
The program was as foilows'
The cast of characters was Dohalo
Noore o'Brien, Earl OF Thomand Ihoh-
ssJ Brennan; Shan O'Neil King or us
Ter and ConnauRht, Martin r, ona'e'
o,Donnell. Prince OF FircGnell. henry
Donahoe; Mcmahon and o'Rourke, lrlsn
earls. p. H. spellman ana 'iarenee
buckley; Thadrig of the Glen T. .. 80, .o
nov. Mcclure. Mccarthy Moore. Toriosn
Ia ,s,,rty Hee irish chieftains. Patrick
Iaarns Robert Downing. Frederick
xvard and Lawrence Munroe; Eilnor
o.Ne,l daughter OF the King. Agnes Ma
,onax. Judith O'M0ure. Katy Flaher,g ;
mage Flora Alsworth; Earl OF EsseN'
ommander-in-chief. Conroy; SIR Jon,'
Norris John walsh; Sir Henry bas hsi'
lyiuiam A. Oakes: David Branuon, 9onn
Kaveny: John Denny, J. A. Mesuau. :
John Bacon. Henry Mchenna. sr,sh
soldiers kearntN iSkhN
soid,ers Division !, A. o. H., degree team
a,a North Attleboro, A. o. a., degree
.aaro. ladies' of the court. DIVISION oi
7 A OF A. O. H. Pawtucket' iauies ~
sa,nr and attendants 10 the Princess L.
A OF A. O. H.. woonsocket ~.
Four children of James Flannagan' nv
,rg at "a Richardson street In fhls cry,
were taken seriously III apout Il ,s1 49,
saturday might Two Of them, hatle'
ssd soarr years and John aged years
,,.ora IN bad condition when their parents
-.,La i'm on DIR. Thomas III. McMalley
.,as ouicklv sent for. He treated tnefn
fnr ntomafne poisoning and after an hou'
or two he brought relief, although uhey
are still quite sick.
II Is thought that the trouole was
caused ny eating some meat that was
tainted
ROW AMONG PoT.ANDERS
Officers from the police station had a
o,,ick call TO that section or the CITY
known as the Bowery late SATURDAY
night There had been a wedding In one
80 tba polish Families and In course OF the
festivities which followed there was
sroa,ble between Tony Mika and Andrew
C;rebak Mika attempted TO break up the
gathering and he was elected from the
mouse by Mika Pretty soon he returned
armed with a brick with which he pro-
ceeded TO make things Hvlier.
In the course OF the fracas Grabak re-
cefved several bad cuts about the head
and body. OFFICER Sylvester heard oi
what was going on and both men were
taken TO the police station where DR.
Fenwick dressed the wounds on Gr'abah
and yesterday Mika was held for the
grand Jury on charge or assault with a
dangerous weapon.
TRYING TO BE JOYFUL
President Isaac B. Lawton Of the Lin
coin Republican club has been out OF
town for some time, but he returned to
the city today and the club members have
arranged 20 give him n reception this
evening in the rooms in Central street
There will be a chowder served 10 all who
need this incentive TO visit the place and
there may be some speechmaking. during
the old cry OF Harmony" will be heard
again
A sort Of public invitation TO all Re-
publicans has been sent out. but " is
quite probable that the most notable
feature OF the evening will be the absence
OF men who I'm years past have been ac-
tive in Republican ranks in this city.