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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

G. P. Dodge, Mrs. L. A. Adams Mr.. and Mrs. O.
J. Johnson, Mrs. p White, Mrs. Charles Deb
ney, George II. Koppiiz, Sarah J. Carroll,
Fra X Loiz. Mr.. and Mrs. David Cosgrave, Mr..
and Mrs. W. S. Badge, George w. Love, Mrs. J.
Monroe, Mdle Henry F. Monroe, Chester S; Smith,
Lulq u Morgan, lone Dunlap, a. E. Tallman, S.
r. Juda,. Eugene Juoa, j. Goldsmith Miss
Minnie Minnie Lewis, Mrs. E: n; Aaris, F. J; Berry,
Miss Mosher. Mrs L. Lotz, E. Drinkhoff. Max
Gemeimnn, Elsie Hochman, Mrs. Colonel
Hochman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hcnrv Wangenheim,
Jsmes Md oMHep, Mrs. A. N. Morgan, Mrs. G: W.
ware, J. w. Morehead, Mrs. w. P. Mccormick.
Ira Ira &. Lees, Il. J. Harris. Cutler Paige,
Masan Mr and Mrs; rs n; Wills E. Boyd WiIiam II
e. Balr, Mrs. A w. Mckenzie, Charles R.
Eager E. P. Gray, DR.. B. R. Swan. Mr.. and Mrs.
A .. Rlchardson, A. W. Barrett, Mr.. ana Mrs.
=. Lozer, Mr., and Mrs. E. slarttwealt, Lillian F,
Strong, o. c. Holt, Grace F. Holt. Edith K.
Holt, Myra a. Holt, Mrs Fred Dallam, Mamie
G. brady, Edward Dufey, George Holden, Mr..
water. Farnettie Davis, M. ]. Powers, Margaret
A. Glover. Mrs. A Glover, H. NJ. Hoyle, NJ. L.
piast. r It. M. M E. a A. Tafferty, Mrs. William Morris,
McGwIn. Mrs A. O Haslehurst, Mrs. W. Bush.
Mrs. B. Paxton, Mrs. NJ. A. Farras. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H Gray, J: R. Morrison, L. D. Bolton,
c: ssavey, Miss E. K sherm an. David c. Cole
A.. D.. Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Grainbach,
Tillie Lehman, Morris Connell, A. c.
Charles f. Oeh.er, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Arbo-
CAST, Miss c. Grimes, Miss Z. Reilly Miss M.
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirk, Fred
smith, William NJ: Gibson, L: A. Priest, Miss
r. L. O'Connor, Mrs. G.. L. Burr, Mrs. ]. B.
Maher. e. B. Denman, A C. Bingham, Mrs. B.
M Clapp, Mrs Charles Gage, Mrs G. H:
thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robinson Mr.. and
Mrs J. Downey Harvey, Miss NJ. McKlnstry,
Mrs Steiner, Miss Bremond, Captain d. M.
Thompson. M IS Retta Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Hosmer, Ralph E. Jost, n. c.
Farghusen, Mima E. Anderson, May Love-
green, S. A. Miller, Mrs. A. A. Jost, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Beesley.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

OPENING Keith's grand fall mllir erv.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday next, sc
Market street. Have sold Kearnv.stree /
store. ALMA e. KEITH, 4
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

GRAND fall opening, Nine. Alma E.
Keith, next Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, sos Market street. Every one in
WED. None asked t. purchase.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-12

Aver fine stereopticsn entertain
msat Will be given here Thsnksgiv-
ing evening. Nov. 25, The press en-
do-se it most highly. The Monte
v65eo Mimi Leader says: The en-
ts-sainment given Wednesday even
ing at the opera house by Miss Ada
Marie Crow WIS very fine one in
deed and was greatly enioyed by all
present 1t began with fine con-
tralto ballad by her friend Miss Nc
Leod Of Minneapolis. then 8 series
OF fine ssereoptican views were thrown
upon large screen, and described in
bright, breezy and entertaining
manner with occasional songs and
duets descriptive of the country and
scenes portrayed We have paid q
dollsr for standing room only" or
for seat in the upper gallery at one
Of Seoiiard's famous lectures, which
was no better, no more entertaining
than this.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-12

Chas- Bell is visiting Relatives in
South Dakota this week
Chas. Owen j. noticed again on
our streets, he is ROW located ST
Leeds, \. Dak.
F. Mellengar has succeeded in get
ting back one horse The harness and
buggy pole but the res; Of his out
ST cannot be found
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Semple OF
Kuhn are rejoicing over the arrfvsl
OF fine little boy which made It's
appearance last Saturday.
Word has been reoeiveS that 8
bright girl baby arrived in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs, ", J. Wilson Q:
Glenwood last Thursday.
The Lutheran Scandinavian Lad
les Aid Society held an auction in
Voroer hal Assi Saturday night 8
which over $50 were cleared.
The Barton eloeutiona1y entertain
ment at the Hall Wednesday nigh
was poorly attended. Mr.. Burtor
Is very young al the business.
Agent Sherman says that our loea
telephone system is a go" Tn
phones have been ordered and III
500 lineman VIII put them in jus. 8
soon as they arrive.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
E. church viii serve warm New
England supper in the Roberts bloel
nezt Wednesday evening Nov. 18th.
from s TO 9. A cordial invitation !:
extended TO all.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-12
REYNOLDS CONVICTED.
Other District Court News.

Ellendale, Nov IL. Especial Teis-
grsm,) )-Wm, Reynolds was found
guilty of selling Intoxicating liquors
today. The jury was ont thirty min
utes. The jury in the case of State
VS., Conley charged with horse steal
ing has been out thirty six hours.
The. Norton case will ba called the
first thing tomorrow (Frday) morn
ing.
Ellendale, Nov. II. (Special}-The
Norton case was called this morning
and the information was set aside on
account OF a misnomar. Permis
sion was given to file new paper:
forthwith.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-12
Costly PIaying Cards.

81 COstly Playing Cards.
ss. A pack of cards. recently sold in
pParis for $400, was manufactured in
the reign of Queen Anne Of England,
that sovereign being represented by
the queen of hearts, and her husband,
Prince George of Denmark, by the
king of the same suit. The queens of
diamonds, clubs and spades We're re-
: spectively Queen Anne Sophia of Den
mark, the Crown Princess of Prussia
lthe wife of Frederick William ~ and
Princess Anna of Austria, afterward
czarina. The knaves very properly
represent prominent diplomats of the
period. A fine Italian copperplate pack
OF cards of the fifteenth century was
lately sold in London for $500.
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-12

EdNcate Your Bowels With Cascsy I
Candy Cathartic. Cure constipation foreveS
2oc. II G. G. c. fail. druggists refund
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-12

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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1897-11-12

Beggars and paddlers are
tious. 1t susuallv takes mr.
to keep them out of apui'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Westminster Thcatcr.

The performances at the Westmins ter
Theater yesterday afternoon and evening
were largely attended, che attraction
Icing "Ibo Gay New Workers Burlosque
Company" In the olio Miss Gertrude
Frey a soprano vocalist, scores n hit.
Mons Nizarras gives a wonderful perform
ance on the dying rings; Jessie Woods
and Belle Irving sing plantation melodies
I'm pleasing manner; Miss Belle Brad
ford ana George Num- appear in one of
the most amusing ana original sketches
seen at the theater this season; Edward
A. Boglcy and Jones p. Lee the former
being a Providence boy. find no trouble
in amusing tho audience with their Irish
witticisms and .Iehn Kerr i'm his refined
musical speciality closes the olio.
Tho entertainment concludes with q
lively sketch entitled, "Muldoon the
Substitute f" Mr.. Bogloy representing
the leading character. The same pro-
gram will be presented every afternoon
and evening during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
LolhrOp's Opera House.

Frank j. keenan,, an actor OF consider
able experience and favorite at Lothrop's
Opera House, began n week engagement
at that theater yesterday supported 10y a
company Of familiar players and holiday
audiences that filed the house at each per-
formance appeared 20 be immensely pleased
with the entertainments The play pre-
ser ted was entitled Grimes of Great
City" and IL illustrated the schemes of
villain TO get possession Of girls fortune
before she knew that she WAS an heiress.
Tie faithful lover was in evidence and
spoiled all efforts TO rob him Of his sweet
heart, but in the progress of the struggle
between right ana wrong the playwright
had arranged several thrilling escapes and
situations. This was especially true of
the explosion IN the mine where the lover
was to be blown To atoms. The villain
managed to make discord between the
couple but they ascertained his perfidy
and everything ended happily. MIR. kee-
nan played the leading part In his usual
excellent way and Messrs. Thomas and
Watson supplied the comedy of the play
with their we'll known ability. The other
mem bcrs OF the cast were Miss Kate Wes-
ton, Miss Grace Euler, j. T.. Donohue. j.
Wilson Rennie and Little Gertie Handy.
Grimes of Great City" Will be played
every afternoon ana evening this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Interscholastlc Meet at Brown.

Despite tho bad condition of track ana
field the annual meet OF the Brown Uni
versity Intcrscholastic Athletic Associa
ton was held on Lincoln Field yesterday
afternoon.
Teams were entered from Friends
school, Providence high school, Fall River
high school, East Providence high school
and Newport Rogers high school.
Friends school won the meet with 70
points, Providence high school second
with H. Fall River high 10, Rogers high
b, East Providence 3.
Following is the detailed summary:
100 yard dash-Hall i. 5, lst: Chase,
f. X. II. s, I'd; Lawson, f. y. III. s.,
3D. Time 10 3-5 seconds.
220 yard dash-Hall, +. s, 1st;
Crocker, +. s., 2d; Brown, u. ii. s.. 81.
Time n l-5 seconds.
4I0 yard dash-Tweedell, y. II. s., 1st; f;
Griliitbs, Il. 8. 2d; Brown, p. Fl. S., 3D..
Time 81 3-5 seconds
Halt mile run-Keogh, f.. 8, lst;
Clifford, f. s, I'd; Burgogne. f. H. II. s.,
81. Timo 2 minutes, II 2-5 seconds.
Mile run-Gifford, 4. s.. 1st; Keogh,
+. s., 2d; Taylor, T.. ii. D., 3d. Time )
minutes, l2M seconds
Toby, +. =, 22d; Robinson, p. ii. s.. Sd
Time 20 2-5 seconds.
High jump-Freeborne r. II S, first;
Rushmore, T. $, second; Burgogne, L.
IL. III. 8, third. Height 5ft. 4in. Free
borne and Rushmore tied for first place,
but jumped of for prizes. The points
were divided.
Broad jump-Dunleavy, +. 3, first;
Corey, +. ., second; Lawson, +. p. ii.
3, third. Distance 20ft
Pole vault-Guild. u. II. s., first;
Corey, T. =, second; Freeborne. X. II.
D., third. Height Oft. Ain. This is a
new record.
Shot-Hall. f. s, first; Chase, Il. s.,
second; Mcdonald, f.. p. II 3, third.
Distance i0ft. This Is new record.
Hammer-Hall. +. s., first; Whitaker,
p. III. S., second; Chase, p. Ii. 3, third
Distance l09ft Bin.
Bicycle-Blackney, +. II. ii. s., first;
Coarn, +. Is, seconu; Gilbert, +. 5,
third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Waltham Bicycle Races.

Waltham, Mass, June There was
an attendance Of about 5000 people at
the fifth annual meeting of the Asso-
ciated Cycling clubs. held at the Wal
than bicycl track yesterday. and this
number would have been largely in
creased had the weather conditions been
more favorable. The track itself was
In fair condition. The greatest interest
centered in the professional events in
which Cooper. Bald and Kiser took part.
In the 1-mile professional, Bald and
Cooper were brought together for the
first time. This was very pretty race,
but Bald crossed the line first in the final
heat.
In the New England interscholastic
championship races there was excellent
fiding In the trial heats but the final
was FIRST called off, and later run over.
and time limit Of 2;30 placed on it. The
time was 2;34. and was allowed 10 stand,
and Hopltinson wins tho champ 'onship.
After the regular races exhibition
riding was done by Bald. Cooper and
Porter. All Of the pacing was done by
members OF the Eagle Cycle club Bald
rode an exhibition mile In 1851 2-5; Cooper
a half in 55 10, mad Porter two-thlrds in
Ills 3-5. Throughout the afternoon an
ambulance corps, from the r.dlitla, was
IN attendance in case their services were
needed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
SPORTING SALAD.

Jimmy Michael, The "Welsh midget"
and Eddie McDuflle Of Boston will meet
late In Juno in their ten mile raoe. The
track managers put mp 81 600 Of the purse,
and tho men 81 900 each as a side bet.
Frank ives. tho champion billiard play.
er of tho world, has again gone TO the
Adirondack for his health He had but
lately returned from visit To that region
and reported decided improvement in
bis condition. a short time ago he began
to fail and iell off In weight 10 / 80 pounds.
II is reported in London that great
deal of dissatisfaction has been caused
among English and Irish golf clubs over
the refusal Of the Royal and Ancient club
TO entertain tho proEosal for the csta blish.
ment OF permanent council or committee
on which the non Scottish clubs should be
represented.
Hollister Of Harvard is tho fastest mid.
die distance amateur runner in America.
At the recent dual Yale Harvard games
he won the quarter and half mile events
easily and in fast time. He has the dis.
tinction Of having defeated former ANA.
teur champion Charles Fitzpatrick befort
he turned professional.
Governor Black OF New York has signed
Assemblyman Burr's amendment TO the
racing law in the interest of the trotting
associations. The credit system of betting
In use on the running tracks was of little
use TO them, and under the amended law
they will be permitted to sell auction
pools In tho old style, with the exception
that no ticket or token Of any kind can he
exchanged.
Evan Lewis, widely known as The
Stranger, and his hacker, John Kline
Of Boloit, Wis, have gone to England
for the purpose making all the wrestling
matches that are presented to them on the
other side. They arc well fixed i'm a finan-
cial sense, Kline being willing To hack tho
American for us high n stake as 50, 600,
providing any Of the Englishmen can Sc
cure backing for as large an amount as
that.
Thomas !. Sharkey is now In training
at Boehm's roadhousc, New Dorp, n. Y,
for his contest with Peter Maher. Assist
ed In his work by Choynski, the sailor
champion has the advantage OF most
scientific course Of training. Choynski is
assisted In his work Of shaping the san
Francisco heavyweight for action by that
clever little handler, Tom McGrath, and
by Tom Lansing Kid McCoy's sparring
partner. The training quarters, which
were selected by Sharkey's manager, Dan
Lynch, arc ideal ones for the purpose.
The unpopularity of the Futurity course
with spectators has induced the Coney
Island Jeeksy club To prHttieaffy abandon
10. In accordance with this view, begin
ming with the approaching June meeting,
the short distance races, except in cases Of
2-year-old stakes wherein the conditions
over tho main track. The present Futur-
ity course Is 10 feet short of six furlongs
1t was devised as u special track to accom-
modate the monster fields forcshadowed
by the creation Of the Futurity stakes, and
ii was inauguratcd I'm 1883 by tho running
OF the first FutlTity, wherein Proctor
Knott defeated Salyator.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
LOSS $4,000.

Boston, June Last evening fire
started on the fourth floor OF the five
story building, l54 fremont street. from
an unknown cause, and by the time IL
had been controlled the occupants of the
building had suffered a loss OF $3.50 10
$4,000 by FIRE and water. All above the
fourth floor is water damage. The heavi-
est losers are Henry Brown q Co, millin-
cry, on the second floor, and w. r.
CroclSer. millinery. on the first floor and
basement. Their stocks were thor
oughly soaked. end their losses will be
heavy. The third floor is occupied by
the room Of the various music teachers;
the fourth by the Boston Conservatory
bf Music, and the nth by Mrs Henri
eta Anthony. photographer. All these
tenants suffered serious damage. The
loss on the building will not exceed
$1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01

q way pleasing TO the home people Yes
terday M Adelaide Park two games were
scheduled 90 10 played with Springfield
one In the forenoon and the other In the
afternoon, but owing to the inclemency
Of the weather the first game was tho only
one played. IL was u Providence victory.
well earned and deserved. Rudderham
was In the box for the Grays and twirled
we'll. He displayed good Judgment gnd
allowed only two cloan hits oil his de-
liver though Umpire Gaifney decided
otherwise on several close divisions and
as result total OF five hits were re-
corded. Bert Inks an ex-National League
pitcher was in the points for Springfield
and during the first two innings was hit
safely for five runs After that. however,
his pitching was gilt edge and only one
more run was sCored and that In the last
inning on Weigand's base On balls and
Knights two Dsgger.
The fielding Of both teams was all that
oOulo bo desired when the wet and foggy
condition Of the grounds is taken into
consideration. summary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
DOCTORS IN CONVENTION.

Philadelphia, June 1.-THE annual
meeting OF the Association OF American
Medical Colleges opened here yesterday
with ar address by the president. Dr. J..
NJ. Godine of Louisville. The object OF
the association is the creation Of high
standard for admission 30 all the medi-
COLLEGES OF the cnunlrN--nnd -iI-alInS- tn
counteract the influence Of the institu-
tions that give diploma without proper
study. Al about the same hour the
American academy OF medicine began
it's 22nd annual meeting in the Contl-
mental hotel. I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
ENGLISH SPIES AT WORK.

New Haven. June 1.-The Leader pub
fishes a long story 20 the effect that the
British government has recently had at
work in this city corps OF detectives.
whose business IL was 90 ascertain
whether or not movement was on foot
looking toward the organisation OF an
other Irish movement. These detec-
tives were in the city several days In
various gui 'es The Leader states. and
maintained an espionage over everyone
and everyt ing connected with the
"Catalpa Jim" Reynolds banquet Of
Nav IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Great Chess Playing.

At Washington recently Henry Nelson
Pillsbury gave IN exhibition Of blindfold
playing ut chess, his opponents being tho
Austrian minister, Mr.. Hcnglcmuller,
Ernest Wilkinson, Horace Wiley, Repre-
sentatiyes Pearson and shannon, Ward
Thoron, Truxton Bcalc and DR. q. +.
Whiting and Philip Algcr, the two latter
playing on one board. The blindfold play
CT was seated apart from the other play
ers He called off his move, which was
made on the board by his assistant, who
I'm turn announced the move Of the player
facing tho broad. II was n wonderful ex-
hibition, lasting over three hours. Mr..
Pillstury won all the games but one, the
Austrian minister securing draw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Schedley's Cafe.
THE UPSTAIRS RESTAURANT 7
,as and -, UNION STREET
BOSTON MERCHANT DEAD.

Boston, June Peter Williams, a
well known merchant and dealer I'm
woolens at l04 Chauncey street. died
yesterday from n complication Of causes,
resulting from n slight shock sustained
last fall. a widow, three daughters and
two sons survive him. Mr.. Williams
began life In a very humble way. At
the age OF IA he toiled early and late In
the Nassalboro woolen mills at North
-passaiboro, Mc-f ffc- proved hts r-'t--tif,
and when he LEFT its employ he was fore
man OF the finishing room. next TO the
highest position wi'hin the power OF the
mills TO bestow upon its employees. In
1sS5 he moved TO Boston. and in 1891 he
started the present business at iot
Chauncey street. His brother is Sam
uei Williams, a prominent wool jobber OF
Cheuncey street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE CALL.

Cincinnati. June 1-President ID. u.
Woodmarser and Secretary NJ. j. Dow
ling have issued a call for the tenth an
nual convention OF The National Re-
publican league at Detroit. July l3.
Each state and territorial league Is
entitled 10 four delegates from each con-
Fressional district. and six delegates at
large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Herrick Defeated at wrestling.

On tho Dexter street grounds yesterday
afternoon Frank Newton defeated Frank
Horrick In wrestling match for purse
of $3.50. The men were about evenly
matched and 10 minutes elapsed before
Newton won the first fall. Considerable
money was up and now there is talk of
another match.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
(First game. }
(Second game. }
National League.
At Boston -

Rain prevented the Boston-St. Louis
morning game yesterday. and in the
afternoon game the slippery grounds
made good fielding impossible. The
ct. Louis presented a crippled team.
houseman beng sick and Hartman laid
off with a sprained ankle. The Bostons
batted terinically, and the playing Of
Lowe and Collins were features.
National ipagup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Enterp is'ng as Ever.

Mann & Ecclcs entcrprising as ever
led the Buffalo Bill Wild West parade
yesterday forenoon with n large drag
drawn by SIX horses The drag was an
advertising as we'll ns AN artistic effect
end was tastilv decorated with yari.col-
ored signs and bunting, setting forth the
virtues OF pianos sold by lheir house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Eastern League Standing.
proyidenc Defeated Springfield.

BY taking a brace Tor the past few days
and playing fast ball Providence has
pulled herself midway NJ i'm the cham
olonship race, aud promises 10 go ahead in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Buffalo and Toronto Split Even.

At Buffalo yesterday the home team and
Toronto split in the dual contest Buffalo
taking the first game on the Canadians
poor felding work and Toronto the second
on punched and timely hits. Score:
(First Game.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
CHAMPION WRESTLING.
An Athletic Developments Of the 80. Louis
Turufeat.

The recent turnfcst at So. Louis devel-
oped n new champion wrestler In the per
son Of Henry Albesen, who Is now able TO
rank with other national athletic chnrac-
ters. Alheken won the middlewcight
championship at st. Louis, defeating the
crack middleweight men Of the United
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
PlStrOned Road Rae.

The l0-mile road race of the Pawtuxet
Wheelmen was postponed yesterday until
some future date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01

Earned runs Providence 5. Twobase hits
knight 2, Rudderham. Sacrifice hits
Drauby. Lyons Double play-Rudderham TO
Cooney 20 Drauby. First base on balls
We gand, Coonoy, Stratton, Moore. First
bnss on error-Springheld Struck out
Weigand, Knight, Dixon, Green. Umpire
Gaffney. Time -lh. s0m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01

Millions Of modest women suffer in silence
oil their lives from those painful obstructions
Irregularities OF their sex, who could be
~ fcw capsules Of Apioline. Pric,
g.. Druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01

6tntes In the funniest competitions. Hook.
er Of Los Angeles, Klce OF Newark, n. j.,
and Linder,an OF Camden, n. j., went
down before, him In succession. Albekeu
has been pupil Of George Baptiste Of St.
Louis for q year or so and makes no secret
of tho fact that Baptiste' had much TO dc
with his Development as wrestler AL.
beken handles himself on the mat in .
manner similar TO Barney McFadden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01

Premature silver locks can he restored
TO the natural color. as in youth. and the
head kept clean Cf dandruff, by Halls
Vegetable Siciliap Hair Renewer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
Maine State League.
Games Today.

Toronto No Buffalo.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Scranton at Wilkesbarre
Providence at Springfield.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
X. III. T..

Innings | 2 3 4 5 6 s 8
Buffalo, 2 o 3 o Oil 10 2
Toronto, o o o o o 2 o II IA .
(Second Game.)
Toronto, 0 0 4 3 / o O % 3
Buffalo, 2 o o 0 3 o 0-6 IL