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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-04
BRISTOL

Mr. and Mrs. John Watson ATTENDED
the wedding OF their son, Councilman
Edward l.. Watson, and Miss Reba
Bradford i'm Utica, N. Y. Mrs. John q.
Watson has been visiting her daughter
in Chicago.
AT a meeting held Thursday evening
by ST. Marys 4. A. society a fife and
drum band was organized. CAPTAIN.
Thomas II. Lahey; president, Henry
Tonedell: SECRETARY, Patrick Walsh
Thomas Lally. leader and director The
band Is TO be known as the ST. Mary's
Il. A. S. Fife and Drum band
Thete was large attendance last
evening at the harvest social given by
the Sunday school OF the First Baptist
church in the Vestry. The program
was arranged by Supt John 4. Wee
den. assisted by Miss Mary II Lake
and was excellently rendered AT ths
conclusion OF the program a collation.
was served and the vegetables and
fruit were sold at auction. A y Jobn-
son OF Fast Providence. formerlv as-
sistant Superintendent Of the Sunday
school. acted as auctiOneer
Officers OF Bristol Train ~ Artilla,.v
Naval Reserves and Company q Sec.
ond regiment. attended the meeting of
officers of the militia for tho discuss,l,n
of the new militia law al Providence.
The work Of the stone crusher has
been suspended for several laws owing
TO the breakage Of a piece Of the main
gear.
In the prize waltz az the Bristol
council. knights Of Columbus. fair last
evening Miss McCoole won fine pair
of slippers and Mr. John Manchester
a box Of choice cigars
Mr.. Benjamin NJ. Lincoln. an en-
ploye at the National India Rubber
company. met witl-a-p painful accident
YESTERDAY He was caught between a
car loaded with rubber goods and. a
bench and was badly jammed but II
is hoped he is not hurt internally.
Ouartermaster Ross Fifeld of the
cup defender Columbia's crew arrived
here Yesterday ON a visit TO friends
He is on h's way home 10 Deer Isle,
Me.
The Byfeld rubber works. which was
compelled 10 shut down Yesterday and
TODAY to put i'm new machinery so as
10 enable IL TO increase speed. will
start again on Monday next and wall
run night and day.
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JEFFRIES WINS in
A FIERCE BATTLE.
Given Decision Over Sharkey After
Twenty-Five Hard Fought Rounds.
10000 Saw the Fight.

New York. Nov. 4.-James j. Jeffries
retains the championship OF the world.
Referee George Siler gave him the de-
cision at the end OF the 25th round
over Sailor Sharkey at the Coney ISL
and Sporting club last night. II was
one of the most marvellous OF the bat
ties that have taken place, and the
greatest crowd that ever gathered in
the Coney Island house witnessed the
desperate struggle for supremacy.
WEIGHT WON.
In five rounds Jeffries had the bet
ter of the fight-in the first two and
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IN the last three. During the other 20
Sharkey forced the issue. and like
buH terrier was at his man with both
hands INCREASINGLY In those 20 rounds
Jeffries' great weight and Drawn help
ed him to hold off the sailor. and IN
the 22d round he swung a couple of
uppercuts that made Sharkey groggy.
"Tom" came back again in the 24th
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was noticeable that Jeffries used his
weight to the best advantage. throwing
himself all over the sailor; but the lat
ter did his share OF the hugging. too,
and both were warned repeatedly.
Ten thousand spectators gathered
around the ringside. Though Coney ISL
and was swept by a gale. the cars
came down crowded to the guards in
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n CARD.

We the undersigned DO hereby agree
TO refund the money on a 30 cent bottle
OF Grecne'a Warranted syrup of Tar r
30 fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 2j-cent hottie 10 prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Blanding e. B'anding. a. w. Fenner,
Jr. Kenyon. Smith a. Co
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THE PRELIMINARIEs.

n
A preliminary OF 10 rounds at 12S
pouTAls preceded the big event i'm which
kid" Gouette OF Rochester, who
looked a great deal Ike Jeffres on
small scale. was beaten by Tommy
Moran Of Brooklyn.
Then. after half an hours delay,
Sharkey could be seen making his way
through the crowd. lie was well re-
celved. hut Jeffries was cheered to tba
echo Sharkey had on green trunks
with an American flag for "A belt. while
the champion wore black Jeffries had
behind him billy" Delaney. Ernest
Roeber Tommy" Ryan and his broth
er. Jack Jeffries.
Sharkey was led to the southwest
corner by TON" O'Rourke and was
attended bv George Dixon. Morris Kel-
ly and Tim" McGrath. O'Rourke SUI
perintending the entire procedure.
Geor o Siler refereed. Jeffrieq
weighed 2i2 pounds and Shsrkey y
pounds less. but the latter looked 30
be in lbetter condition. the Californian
being callow. with staring eyes and
other evidences of not the best condi-
ton.
The betting at the start was 100 20
20 on Jcffries.
THE STRUGGLE BEGINS.
They shook hands and shapcd un
well 1effries led and then landed sew
eral times. He was generally over or
under ON the other hand. the sailor
was Wild. going into the hght with
both hands and swing ng wildly but he
did not land the hrst blow.
In the second Sharkey was Topping
around and he came in for a nasty
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MRS wTNSLOW'S SOOTHING
EynIrP has been used for over fifty
wears by millions Of mothers for their
shlldren while tee,hng with perfect
success. " soothes the child softeus fha
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and Is the best remedy Tor Diarrhoea.
n. ,yiu relieve fhe poor little sufferer
Immediately. Sold nv DRUGGISTS I'm ev-
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wLRREN Anp salsrol eRaNcn.

Leave Providence tFox Point Station)
for FALL RIVERS 80, 80 . 80
II 80 a m; / 80, 3 80, 4 80, 5 80, 6 80 p m.
Sundays 30, 9 so a m; 80. 80, 6 90
. m.
NEWPORT-7 30. . so II 80 a m; ! 80.
30. 4 80. 3 30, f6 80 p m. Sundays 80.
Q 20 a m: 30. 30 p IN.
WARREN. BRISTOL and way sta
tions at 90, 80 8 30. II 30, m; 30.
$50 4l5, 4 80 (exp), ) 80. 80 80 and
II 20 IN. Sundays 80, Q 30 a m;
30. 80. 6 30 p m.
FIect-ie cars leave Market s-uare.
providence at Is, 15, Is, II Is a
m; Is, Is. 90. Is, Is. 8 10, 7 Is.
II IL . m. Sundays Is. Is m;
10. : Is and IL p m.
pct,rnfnp connect with all trains
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and 25th, but he was weakened greatly
by Jeffries blows.
one minute before the gong sounded
10 end the fight Jeffries left glove
came off and practically the contest
was over. The referee motioned -
Jeffries' corner. so an American flag
was flung around the champions
shoulder. The crowd on that side and
end of the arena cheered wildly. The
crowd on the opposite side and end,
near Sharkey's corner. yelled for Shar-
key and the men were led back TO
their dressing rooms.
CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
The thousands OF spectators were
banked 40 feet high around the build
ing. and the place was packed from
ringside to rafters. The aisles around
the ring were lined. The tremendous
crowd sweated under the glare OF 400
arc lights. t5 feet or less from the
canvas of the squared circle. The heat
v1as intense. The fighters were almost
exhausted and the spectators shrieked
themselves hOarse
II seemed at first as though II would
no a short fight for i'm the second round
JefTrics nut the sailor 10 the ropes with
q left on the jaw. and the referee be-
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JHARKEY IN TEARS.

Sharkey was inconsolable and cried
like child when he went TO his quar-
ters and refused 10 talk. but Tom
O'Rourke. his manager. expressed the
opinion that the sailor should have re-
ceived the decision. He said that two
OF Sharkey's ribs were broken. and
that during the last four rounds Toms
left hand was useless. having been
broken on Jeffries' head. Although
the decision was against him, he said
Sharkey would not give up, but would
seek another match. and the next time
the result would be different but |
don't think that this fellow will want
to- tackle Tom again" said O'Rourke.
"Tn keen after him. though. until he
agrees 20 another meeting or l make
him crawl"
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gan TO call off the seconds as Sharkey
kneeled on the floor.
But from the third round on Shar-
key kept the crowd ON IT'S feet waiting
for a knockout. Jeffries stood the ter
rife punishment and came back just
as viciously In the last three rounds
and almost retrieved himself.
UNFORTUNATE ENDING.
Then came the unfortunate and un-
satisfactory ending, Jeffries' glove n.y.
ing off, bringing the first TO an end.
although the crowd urged Sharkey TO
rush in and end IT, This he tried TO
do. but Jeffries fought him back ana
Referee Siler rushed to the rescue. IL
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Swan Point Cemetery,

odice-S5 North Main Street.
An omnibus runs from the junction o(
Angel and South Angel streets on
Sundays every 40 minutes from 10 q M
to y. M ssAS, -
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EARL CARPENTER SONS co.

No. a Westminster ST., cor. Dyer.
This old-estab,lshed house wholesale
and retail ICE at fair prices. and Ey
prompt attention 10 business and ths
employment OF good men in their sew.
eral departments. merit a continuance
OF the patronage SO long enjoyed.
Telephone 21c6
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sToEiNGTon cwIsiou.

FOR NEW YORK (via Stonington
Llne)-7 30, 8 0S p. m. (week days).
FOR NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
tShore Line)-al u, % daily. S02,
10 10. ell Oh limited), IL IA (daily) a.
m; 10. 4 10 daily, 10 (daily) (for
New Haven). S17 p m (daily)
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON (via Harlem
uver)-l0 10 IN Except Sundays):
II p m daily.
FOR NEW LONDON-al 12.1 25 daily,
40 (accom). s OF. 10 10, 10 Is (exp. to
East Greenwich) II 03 1imited), IL IL
daily a m; , TO- , Is. 40, A Is. 5 Is.
6 10. s II p m daily. Sundays-7 55 a
mn 50 p m.
HOPE and way staltions-6 30. 2 30 a m:
- 30. 2 so 4 30 5 80. 6 30, il so m.
Sundays-9 40 a m; 30 y m.
OAKLAND BEACH, BUTTONWOODS
and way stations-e 90. 20 q m: 12 20.
220, 40. 3 90 6 20. II 20 m. Sundays
. 20 a m; 2 20, 3 90 m.
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

FOR WoRCESTER--5 Sc. IS (exp.).
SO (eXp. TO WoonsockeD. 9 So doc.
exp). II Sc a m (exp. 20 Woonsocket).
AZ (eXp), 4 Is (exp TO WooIsocks),
So, So (eXp. TO WoonsockeD,
Q 56 p m (accom). Sundays
Call exp. TO WoonsockeD-7 56 M;
; 56, I 56 p m.
MILLVILLE-5 Sc. s 35, Z Sc. 9 Sc, IL 56 a
m: / 43. AIS. 5 So, Sc. Sc p m. Sun.
days. 56 a m; So. Z SO p m.
BLACKSTONE--5 So. 80, Z %, 56, AZ.
925. So. II %. II Sc m; 25, 1 43,
3 25,4 1874 45.5 25.5 56,6 25.7 25. 56. sc.
II 25 m. Suniays-7 25, Z IS. %. II %
m 25. %. 25. ) 56. 25. SO, . %,
y m.
WOONSOCKET-5 Sc, 6S5, 725. IS,
S45 9 25 So, II 25. IL So a NJ; 25, l 43.
1926 AIS, IS. 25 5 Sc, %. %. Sc,
2 56. II % p m. Sundays %, Sc. Q %.
II % a m; %. 3 20. 5 25. Sc, 25, Z 56.
925 m.
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PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Train Service from Proyidence.
Corrected to oct. p. 1899.

FfCttGcnCE.
Corrected to oct. %. 1899.
R0CTHNT Terminal Statlon--h4: SO.
o:4O. 5:4i. 1902. S:0e. 9.0l.
lo:O2 a m: 1902, c2:O0. 2:O4. 3:2S' 4:0e''
S'oz, o'oS. COZ. 1923. 1858. SOS. s:5s, lt:vs
IN. oundays--4:55. $40. 5:47. d6:40.
d:Os. sos a IN; 1908. 1928. 4:oS. 6:os. 7.5s
e--S' s;o3 p m, Returning. leave Roston
terminal Station--l2.03. 6:42. 1.42. 8.4s
S'O9. cl0.o0. l0:03. 1O:42 a m: l2:42. ZOE.
"a, 300. S:42. i:42. 500. Sac. G:sG. ZOO.
S:2l. ll:2I y m. Sundays-l2:03. 6:2-'
80 lg;oS a m; 1915, 800. s:15. 900.
5:l5, 700. Sis IN.
ATTLEBORO-h4:55. $40 5.47 s.4o
1902, S:02. $40. 9:02 10:02 11:40 a m
l-:O2, 1910 2:04. $40 4:02. 4:4O. 5:0s
o:40. 6:O2. $40. 7:05. SOS. 10:0S. ll:40
IN. sundays-4:55. g. 40. 5:47. 6;s0. 7:0S
$40 9:OS a IN: 1908. 3:40 f:0S. $40
6:0S. sos m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo AND PLAIN.
NlLl.E--6'4O $40. IL 40 a m: A: 40, 6 10
y m. Sundays-G:4O a m; 3:4O m.
hAMPuM. WRENTHAM. NOR
WOOD CENTRAL. NORWOOD AND
DEDHAM-- $40. LAO a m; A.: 10
y M. Sundays--6:4O 4 m: $40 d m.
MANSFIELD-h -h4:55. $40 5:i7. zoe,
S:02. 9.02, 1902 a m; 1902. 2.04.4:02.
SOP. 6;o2. 1905. sos 1o0s m. Sun
days-4:5J. $40. 5:47. 1:0S. 9.06 n;
1908. 4:0s 6:0S sos D IN.
FITCHBURG and Way Stations--5:i0,
1902 m; 1902. 4:02 m. sundays
4:0S m
LOWELL and Way Stations--5. 40 a IN:
1902. 1902 m. Sundays--4:0S D m.
TAUNTON AND NEW BEDFORD
Gao. $40 a m; 12:40. 3i40 4:40. $40
CTaunton). $40. II 40 pm. Sundays
Gao $40 a m: $40 m.
MlDDLEBORO-6:4 $40 m: f2:40.
5'4O, 4:40, $40 y m. Sundays--6:40 a
m.
PLYMOUTH-12:4 40. 4:40 d m.
POINTS ON CAPE COD-6:40 a m:
$40 y m yarmouth and way sta
uons). l2:40. 4:i0 D IN. Sundays-6:4C
m yarmouth.
COTTAGE CITY-6:40 a m; 1910 m
MA, A,,|UCKET-6:40 a m.
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a swiftly-moving line. and the sports
waded knee deep TO the narrow en-
frances leading to the arena.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
EASTERN DisrRIcr.

Time Table giving full Information
as TO local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence station
and stations below:
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Centre Township.
597 graves, about 800 unmarked

597 graves, about 800 unmarked
EVANGELICAL CEMETERY.
Reported by A. b. sheary.
Benfer, Susanna, W of ofDaniel, b Sept
IS, 1884; d Aug 6, 1871, ,aged
S6 y s m % d.
Benfer, Daniel, b Aug Is, 1892; d
Dec II, 1873, aged 81 y 4 IN
Benfer, Enos, b Sept |, 1916; d
Feb l6, 1898, aged IS y5 m
Is d.
Bailey, Nora A., dau of Lincoln and
Amanda, d Jan %, 1897, aged
7y7 m IS d.
Bailey, John, b Oct 8, 1902; d Feb
%, 1891, aged SO Y 4 m IA d.
Bailey, Sarah A., W ofJohn, b Ang
II, 1907; d Feb 6, 1894, aged
S6 y5 m 10 d.
Buoy, Sarah E., W of b. F., b June
90, 1858; Dec 20, 1855, aged
q y6 m.
Bingaman, Gertie Esther, dau of
Calvin f. and EmmaJ., :, d Aug
4, 1894, aged 8 m.
Dreese, Daniel ~, of Isaac and
Sarah, d July II, 1889, aged
"a y 3 m IL d.
Dreese, Malinda Jane, dau of Isaac
and Sarah, b July 8, 1871; d
Dec 20, 1878, aged 7 y 5 M
26 d.
Dreese, infant s of Isaac and Sarah,
d Jan l., 1882.
Haines, George, d Oct 25, 1881,
aged 73 y 9 m IA d.
Haines, -, W of George, d
July l, 1897.
Henry, George, b Sept 20, 1908; d
Dec l, 1872, aged SO y 2 m
I'd.
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Henry, Elizabeth, W of George, b

Henry, Elizabeth, W of George, b
Dec 25, 1913; Z May "a,
1891, aged II y 5 m % d.
Loss, George b., of Benjamin, Jr.,
and Susan, d Dec II, 1885,
aged IL d.
Loss, Mary E., dau Of Benjamin and
Elizabeth, b July 1, 1850; d
Aug |, 1887, aged sly l m.
Loss, Warren Ralph, $ of John F..
and Lizzie c., b Nov l3, 1894;
d Mar q, 1895, aged I'm II d.
Grimm, Matte f., d July II, 1894.
aged y II m Z d.
Kerr, David, b Jan l, 1882; d July
IA, 1897, aged 65 y6 m l3 d.
Kerr, Emma Louisa, dau of David
and Catharine, d Aug3l, 1879,
aged 9 I'd.
Kathermnn, children of VIM. and
Ellen, d July 26, 1891.
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SCHLIFFEITOWN IA.

SCIlLlFFELTOWN,I IA.
MISTER DRooKER:
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Results Fatally In Nine
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MCCLURE UNION CEMETERY.

Baker, Emma d. dau of John Il. and
Jemima, d Feb "a, 1893, aged
' I'm d.
Boush, Carrie L., dau of DR.. C. w.
and Lizzie, d Mar 5, 1895,
aged 5 M 8 d.
Breininger, Curlie NJ, dau of Harri-
son and Sarah, b Feb 26, 1878;
d Mar Ia, 1897, aged 10 y
Is d.
Burkholder, Elizabeth f., b Oct IL,
1884; d Oct s, 1889, aged "a
yil m 26 d.
Burkholder, Jane, b Dec 3, 1910; d
July q, 1898, aged 81 " M
Is d.
Decker, Sarah s., wof VIM. s., d
Jan 10, 1896, aged II y 3 m
26 d.
Dreese, John, b May IL, 1912; d
Mar IS, 1877, aged 64 y 10
Dreese, Anna, W of John, b Apr %,
1922; d Apr 8, 1888, aged G5
v II m lG d.
Dreesc, james, d July Is, 1895,
aged 36 y II m 4 d.
Dreese, Hazel, dau Of Joseph and
f., dJune 10. 1898, aged | y
3m d.
Dreese, Homer Clayton, d Jaly s,
1892, aged IS Y 20 d.
Goss, Bucla E., dan of f. j. ard
Carrie, aged 3 y.
Hacllenberg, Nerna A., Of Nathan
and +. ", d July %, 1897,
aged ) y5m 3 d.
Howell, Amanda, dau of j. ID. and
Ann, d Aug 80, 1890, aged |
y7m9 d.
Howell, Charles W., $ of Amos and
Lizzie, d Nov 10, 1891, aged |
y 10 IN l3 d.
Howell, Eva n, dau o! VIM. f.
and Lizzie L., d Oct II, 1897,
aged 4y5 m II d.
Howell, Harry of Amos and
Lizzie, d Dec $, 1895, aged
Sy I'm % d.
Howell, Mabel j., dau Of Amos and
Lizzie, d June s, 1894, aged
2y3 no d.
Hoffman, Joicy, dau of VIM. and
Emma.
Kahley, Charles.
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Kline, Clayton g., of David and
Della, d Mar 6, 1891, aged 2
y3m 81 d.
Kline, Elder E., $ of Calvin and
Lizzie NJ, d Apr 3, 1898, aged
Cd.
Kline, Sherman, $ of David and De-
lila, d Mar 6, 1898, aged s m
26d.
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d May Is, 1895, aged ~ y 3
M Is d.
Krebs, Nernie, dau OF Robert +.
and NJ. E., d Dec i, 1894,
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M. f., d May25, 1895, aged l
y2d.
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! aged IS "a M IS d.
Lambert, Geo., d Aug 3, 1890,
aged 40 y | m 10 d.
Lambert, Eugene, d Aug 4, 1894,
aged 1Sy4 m 26d.
! Lepley, Wallis, d Apr 10, 1898,
aged 81 y25 d.
Manbeck, infant of f. G. and
Lille, d July 1889.
Manbeck, infant dau of n. l.. and
Leah, aged 10 d.
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aged % "a m IL d.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-30
CANCER R IS DEADLY!

This fearful disease often first appears
as a mere scratch, pimple. or lump in
the breast. too small to attract any
notice, until, in many cases, the deadly
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not bc cured by surgical