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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-07

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Siir Sidets ul1o ndbere cSSuiorrnation menoe
man iid all ieN9enten Der @bica9o &9tortbz
melter0 %abn.
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lansere Sci 9aftsreiie be9ebo.
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bic @obnuns uon 9erm Yeter 9erian
fir $llOO.
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EurnbaQe a%rran9irt.
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brau3t III III bic Yionier> Npotbete gu
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erbielt.
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tag ben Gouutp>g ommiiidren unterbreiz
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gin9emanoerter, Der 5 Sabre III Der
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.ebten Eubeltdtte.
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Tart,t gu ~ptrtaufen.

Dteine 1856 Ider bes beiteneanbes umial5enbeTarm, gum
Ibeil innerbalb Der Staotsrense, in Der Ntdbe bon 6rant
4 Benstns Deible, bele9en, btete i'd gum 8ertaufe aug.
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Cute Bebaulidteiteu uno ausse;eidnetes Daiier inb
porbanben.
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lung oer Gourtlano Nuian; t" Der
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tug, ~ltattets bel leiuem Sci ude tn New
l1lm AUDI Der bieii9en Oiientli9en S9ule
einen Bel Judi ab uno lpra4 ii3 lebr To-
bend iber oielelbe aus.
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lt9en Fretien auf !, 3 ooer 5 Sabre auslteuen fam, baB
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
Tho Poisoning Was Intentional.

NEwBURYPoRr, Aug. 22. - Little by
little State Officer Batchelder and
the medical experts are coming on
In the Salisbury Beach poisoning
case, and the solution to what once
seemed complete -,mystery, is now
only a question OF time. The analysis OF
Prof. Hill OF Harvard proves that paris
green was the cause OF death. Tho work
OF Detective Batchelder has satisfied him
self and others that the poison, whatev-
er II was, was put in the water or the tea.
far enough along TO permit OF tho theory
ofintentional poisoning to be undou bted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22

squash Point, leaving same on port, and
return to starting point. Distance lS
miles.
Course No. 4, classes 4 aud start be-
tween judges boat and signal of the
club house, passing from north to south,
house. leaving same on starboard, thence
around black spar buoy Oft Green's
Island, leaving same on starboard, thence
around black spar buoy off club house,
leaving same on port, thence around
black spar buoy off Green's Island, leav-
ing same on starboard. thence to starting
point. Distance, l2 miles.
Course No. 5.-Start. passing between
judges boat and signal off the clubhouse,
20 and around stake-boa off Rumstick
Point, leaving same on port, back to
starting point. Distance thirteen miles.
Race committee, g. r. Brownell. +. Il.
Hubbard, A. ID. Leete, q. +. Smith, A. B.
Slater, Jr.; measurers, B. w. Stillwell, A.
M. Black.
The janitor and corps Of faithful
assistants dispensed refreshments to the
visitors in the lower hall OF the club
house. A large number of ladies were
present before the start was made and oc-
cupied seats on the spacious verandas
which surround the sides of the building.
Some of the yachtmen who had not
entered the races, extended appreciated
courtesies in acknowledgment of the
favor the liades bestowed by their pres
ence. Some of the latest arrivals among
contesting yachts found IL n difficult task
to thread their way between the forest of
masts anchored off the club house.
Among the visitors was the beautiful
little steam-yacht Genevieve of Wareham,
Mass, j. IL. Burgess, owner. She towed
up the Daisy, Gymnote and Doris. From
here the Genevieve will tow these boats
to Fall River, where they will participate
in to-morrow's races OF the Fall River
Yacht Club They will come back TO this
city Wednesday and then return to their
home anchorages.
A number OF boats from Fall River.
Buzzard's Bay, Cape Cod and other
points did not arrive in time for the race.
IA. 5. Burgess, captain Of the Genevieve,
sailed the Daisy In to-day's races.
Some surprise was manifested at the
refusal of Vice Commodore Sands aud
Rear Commodore Bloc oner to enter their
large sloops the Uvira and the Mignon in
to-day's races. The reason is obvious.
Entries in the first-class are restricted TO
yachts of 30 feet and over and in light
breeze the small sloops have a decided ad-
vantage over their larger sisters.
To yachtsmen jealous OF their vessels
records this fact with the large time al
lowance is a serious handicap. TO obvate
it they usually make up purse or u
trophy and award IL to the winner among
the large sloops. AT noon, the time set
for the start, the wind was light aud
fukey and the judges wisely refrained
rom setting the signal to start. The
sloop Kelpie was used as the stakeboat
and her cabin had been com fortably fitted
up for the use of the judges.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
GIoucestcr's Anniversary.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. 22.-Anpiver-
sary services were held in most OF the
churches yesterday. At the First Parish
Unitarian, services were held commemo-
rative of the of the $50 years existence OF
that church, Rev. Daniel Munroe Wilson
OF Quincy delivered an historical address.
This In the oldest church edifics on Cape
Ann and IL was a target for the British
In the war Of 1912. being fired into by the
British frigate Falcon. A ball that lodged
In the building at that time, was taken
out In 1924, when the church was rebuilt.
This ball IL now suspended from the CELL
ing In the vestibule.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
WATCHING THE SAILS.
The Rhode Island Yacht Clubs
Open Regatta.
MANY PRETTY LITTLE CRAFT.
The Event 10 One OF the Most Important
OF the Year In Yachting Circies-A
Large Number of Ladies Watch the
Boats Co Out

The sixth annual open regatta OF the
RHODE ISLAND Yacht Club has been
scheduled for to-day and no little interest Is
manifested by New England yachtsmen.
The open regatta is always the most In
teresting of the years events in yachting
circles among RHODE ISLANDERS.
More entries too are made In this than
any other of the various enjoyable fix
lures. 1t is great day for cats as can be
seen by the entries appended. Contest
ants have come to-day, as OF old, from
Boston, Fall River, Newport and other
yachting centres to wrest from the upper
bay the laurels its fast cats have won.
All the entries are enrolled In recoe-
nized yacht clubs and have been accom-
panied by a stated entrance fee. Classifi-
cation in to-day's races is based on racing
length and measurements for the caIcula-
tion of time allowance is according 10 the
rules of the RHODE ISLAND Yacht Club.
For the first-class no sail restrictions have
been made. No spinnakers and balloon
jibs are allowed to the second-class sloops.
Sioops without topmasts, however, are
allowed to carry large jibs.
The prizes are one less than the number
of entries in each class. as IL Is made i'm
perative that two boats shall sail In order
to have race.
Prizes-Class /, first prize, $35; second
prize, sos third prize. $40; class 2, first
prize. $50; second prize, $40 third prize,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
OFF THE CLUB HOUSE.

$40; class3, first prize. $50: second prize,
$40 third prize, $40; class 4, first prize,
$50; second prize, SIS; third prize, $40
class 3, first prize, SIS; second prize. $40
third prize, S..
The Entries.
First class-30 feet and over-H. r.
Austin. PROVIDENCE, sloop Verena; II. 4.
Lppitt, PROVIDENCE, sloop Mariquita;
c. f. Lyman, Newport, sloop Fancy.
Second class, under 80 feet--H ). Ca.
prom, PROVIDENCE. sloop Mascot; Henry
Williams, PROVIDENCE, sloop Bertha May;
l.. NJ. Stockton, W areham. Mass, sloop
Fin; l.. L. Lorillard, Newport, sloop Rah
nee; J. H. Arnold, Marion, sloop 1orita.
Third class, mainsail only-E G. Stet.
son, Mettapoisett, cat Hector r. B.
Hitler Marion, cat Flight William
Westlake, shelter Island Heights. l.. l.,
cat Pidgeon G. w. Bradley. Shelter
Island Heights, l.. l., cat Owesia.
Fourth class - mainsail only - Frank
White, Pawtucket, cat Muriel; w. II. G.
Eustis, Boston, cat Gyonnato; +. Bowen,
PROVIDENCE, cat Victor; Benjamin Davis,
PROVIDENCE, cat Khedeve; Robert Tay-
lor. PROVIDENCE, cat Maud A. T.. Nick
erson, PROVIDENCE, cat Edna; A. T..
Glaver, PROVIDENCE, cat Curlew; Charles
Hermann. PROVIDENCE cat Cocheco.
Fifth class, mainsail only-John Par
kinson, Boston, cat Doris; j. III. Foster,
Shawomet Beach, cat Iara; III. ". Em-
mons. jamestown. cat Scud; A. Il. Lewis.
PROVIDENCE, cat Vera; +. ID. Young,
Swansea, Mass, cat Unknown; 4. IIag-
gerty, Fall River, cat Hesper; II. Stock
ton, Wareham, cat Daisy; Dick Wads-
worth, jamestown, cat Gordan; T.. II.
Morse, Fall River, cat Alice W.; 4. T..
Wood, Fall River, cat Mariana.
The start will be Oft the club house near
Pawtuxet, sufficiently near the channel
TO give deep draught boats plenty of
room 20 maneyre In. Courses for classes
1, 2and 3:
Course No. 1.-Start, passing between
judges boat and signal of the club
house, TO and around stake boat of Rum
stick Point, leaving same on star board
thence around stake boat 4. f. of War.
wick Light, leaving same on starboard.
and return TO starting point. Distance,
Is miles
Course No. 2.-Reverse OF Course No. 1.
leaving turning stakes on port.
Course No. 3-Start, passing between
judges boat and signal of the club
mouse, to.and around stake beat OF Popa-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22

brook eight feet and the men were
thrown under the horse. They were
taken to the Avenue House and physi-
to be I'm a dangerous condition.
Mr.. Crockett's jaw was fractured and
his nose was broken. Thirty stitches
were taken In his face. One cash meas
ured Ave inches. His head was also much
bruised. Mr.. Beed's lip and nose were
injured and eyes cut. Both men were
taken to Orange. The horses back was
broken. The mems escape from death is
considered a miracle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
PRIrCHARD KNOCKED OUT.
It Only Took Four Rounds for dim Hall
to DO Him Up.

It Only Took Four Rounds for dim Hall
To DO Him Up.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The great middle
weight championship fight between Ted
Pritchard OF England and Jem Hall OF
Australia took place near Brighton Sat-
urday.
The Englishman was completely
worsted in four rounds. He was carried
insensible from the ring after a fight
which was thorough test of the relative
abilities OF the two men. Not one OF the
few spectators who witnessed the con-
test has any doubt that the Australian Is
BY all odds the best middle weight
fighter who has been seen in England
for many a year. He overmatched his
opponent at all points.
The articles OF agreement called for o
night to finish with small gloves In an
1S-foot ring for purse of $4,000. The
betting had been quite heavy in favor OF
Pritchard, who had never known defeat,
and whose hackers believed him TO be
invipcible in his class. Hall, who Is q
native of sydney, had also n good record,
having defeated nearly every man whom
he had met, so that the partisans of each
naturally felt sanguine as to the result.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
Two Thieves Taken In,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 22.-The po-
lice arrested Thomas Murtha and a young
woman named Margaret Burns OF Paw
tucket, r. l., two members OF a gang of
thieves who have been operating in the
large cities of Connecticut. Murtha with
an accomplice broke into the Fair Haven
depot of tho Consolidated road late Sat-
urday night and cracking the safe
secured $40 in cash and several mileage
books. The burglars were caught soon
after, but one whose name was not
learned, escaped from the officers when
near the police station.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
NANCY COULDN'T DO 1T.

shc Tried tn Make the Record stui Low
er-Jsy Eye sees Fast Gait.
CHICAGO, H., Aug. 22.-The meeting Of
the Northwestern Breeders Trotting
Association closed with splendid sport.
Budd Doble sent Nancy Hanks to beat
her world's record Of 2o7h. but the best
she could do was 2.oeh. Accompanied
~ Abe Lincoln, the runner, she went TO
the quarter In 32A, tho half In 1.05h,
three quarters In 139, and trottcd tue
nnsi quarter In 30hs. This was . re-
markable performance.
Old Jay Eye Bee, the rejuvensted, was
eown IN an attempt 20 outpace his trot-
ting record OF 2.10. In splcndi Id styIc he
side wheeled the course, covering the
ground In 2.o8H, and thus went on rec
Srd Win the best mile trotted and paced
~ gsidines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 22.-The Browns
looked all over winners yesterday up to
the eighth inning, when Baltimore took
advantage of a couple OF questionable de-
cisions and batted out victory.
Baltsr-lo, ........ o o 90 @0
tt Lou ......... o OIL
rasa ~ =. 81. Louis s; Baltimores Z; errors.
st. LOU. Baltimores 2: batteries, Breiten-
stein. Hawke and Buckley; Cobb and Gum
son; earned runs. st. Louisii two base hit,
Crooks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

LouisviIIss. =; washingtops. ..
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.-The Colonels
made It three straight yesterday with the
Senators.
Iouisvilles..... 90 o.
Washingtons 49,. o o o o o.
Base hits. Louisvilles 9, washingtcns Z; err
rors, Louisvilles, z. Washipgtons2 2; batteries.
earned runs, Louisvilles 4, Washin gtons |;
two base hits, Grim, Jennings. Pfeffer. Mo-
0uire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22
Lindsay the Outlaw Lynched.

COAL CREEK, Tenn, Aug. 22.-Budd
Lindsay, noted desperate, and who was
In favor OF iynching General Anderson,
has been lynched. Lindsay was deputy
United States marshal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22

Two Mon 1erffbIy IbJufeu WHITE DTvIn8
In Barre, VT
BARRE, VT, Aug. 22.--At Q o'clock Sat-
urday evening, Walter Beed and Bert
Crockett, young men residing in Orange,
were driving up Summer street in a road
cart. Owing to there being no guard rail
at the bridge, corner OF Pearl and Sum-
mer streets, the horse went into the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-22

Candidates FOR the Foot hall Team Assem-
BILE st Newport, r. 4.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 22.-vauos Mo-
Cormick aud L. r. Bliss of the Yale foot
ball team, have arrived here for the pur-
pos. of receiving training under w. T.
Bull They are accompanied by George
Townsend Adee, c. ID. Bliss, William
Morfist and Frank 8. Butterwick, who
are candidates for the two vacant posi-
tions behind the line, and they will train
for such, with q view of being selected.
Messrs. Tilly and Dyer, two other Yale
men, are expected today. William +.
Richards, manager OF the team, 10 also
here. The party is ouartered at the Ocean
House, where a special training table is set
for them. Field exercise will begin in Q
day or two.
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National League Standing.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Binghamton Z; Providence 4.

was an easy mark for the Binghamtons
on Saturday and consequently they won
with ease. The score:
Innings...............1 2 SO
Binghamton. 2 q o 4 o o.
PRovIDENCE.............2O o o o % o o p
ts-Binghamton IL: PRovIDENcE Errors
BinRhamton 1; PRoyIDENCE 5. Batteries-Inks
and Heine; Kiroy and Lake.
At Troy-Rochester 4, Troy g. At Buff
falo-Buffalo g. Albany |.
At Pittsburg -Pittsburgs, 8; Bostons,
L At Cleveland-New Yorks, 8; Cleve-
lahds, 4 (frst game). Clevelands, 8; New
Yorks, (second camel. At Chicago
Brooklyns, 8; Chicagos, 8. At Cincinna-
ti-Cincinnatis, 8; Philadelphias, o. At
st. Louis--St. Louis, 8; Baltimores, 4. At
Louisville-Louisvilles, A; Washingtons,
2.
At woonsocket-w w oonsockets, z; Port
lands, 1. At Lewiston-Salems, 3; Lew
sstors. 2.
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A Pool Match To-NIght.

Fred Stewart has leased the old st.
George pool room. This evening there
will be pool match between Joseph
Donnelly of Boston and Fred Crocker,
the champion Of Attleboro, the best IL In
81 for a SOS purse, and Stewart will give
to the winner gold coin. There will be
no fee charged for admission. The play.
ing will begin at o o'clock.
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Pears
Soap

Skin blemishes, like
foul teeth, are the more
offensive because they
are mostly voluntary.
The pores are closed.
One cannot open them in
a minute; he may in a
month.
Try plenty Of soap,
give it plenty of time,
and often; excess of good
soap will do no harm.
Use Pears'-no alkali in
it; nothing but soap.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people are
using it.
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Binghamton, 4; Troy, 2.
Troy. N. ", Aug. 22.-Troy and Bing-
hampton played at Pleasure Island yes
terday. Clarkson pitched a good game,
but was not supported as he should have
been The score:
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Wheeling Notes.

The r. /. Racing League, the new or
ganization for the improvement of facili-
ties for bicycle races, has arranged to
hold its first contest at East Providence
next Saturday. the 9th. Four prizes are
offered, the first being an elegant banquet
lamp. A silver cup is also offered, but to
become the property Of any one man it
must be won three times
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In the afternoon Rochester played Buf-
falo and lost Daly's home run In the
first inning won the game for Buffalo.
The score:
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OTHER GAMES.

Hopes, 10; Banner Boys. Q.
The Hopes and Banner Boys played
close game of ball at Rocky Point yester-
day. A triple play made by T. Lovett,
Nolan and Parker was the only feature of
the game. The score: