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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-15

Biaiych zastrajkowaio. Prey
budowie pracuja teraz tylko Ne
grzy kilku Bialych. w Ponie.
dziaiek tei podobno pewien Negr
tam zatrudniony, zostaf oblty
przez strajker6w zawezwaao
policyi do pilnowania budowy.
Wczoraj miano znalezc patrony
dynamitowe jakoby przeznaczone
do burzenia maszyneryi. Policya
pilnuje kanalu we dnie j W nocy.
Strawberry wczoraj uchwalili
powr6cit do roboty tylko, gdy
i'm kontraktorzy podwyzsza pfa-
CO 1926 ma. $2.50-3.50,
wedle skali unijnej.
Zamach mOrderczy.
Eugene Hepp, zam. pm. 69
Ohio str, wczorai wieczorem o
godz. Sci poszedi do mieszkania
swojego szwagra, Franka Ander-
soma, pm. SO Sedgwick str.,. i
wszedlszy do kuchni, wyjaf re-
wolwer i strzelif do Andersona.
Trafil 60 W brzuch; >kiedy zas
Anderson upadf, a iona jego "a
czela uciekac, Hepp gonii "a MIA
strzelil, ale tym razem chybii
tylko dla tego, ze Andersonowa
spadia ze schod6w i mocno sic
pokaleczyla. Potem Hepp jeszcze
wystrzaiem skaleczyf psa, kt6ry
rzucil sic ma niego, i pospieszyw-
sly do swego mieszkania, tam
sic zabarykadowai. Ma niewiele
mu sic to przydaio, bo policya
szturmem zdobyla mieszkanie, i
morderce areszto wafa. - Ander-
soma zawieziono do szpitala
Passavant, gdzie ieszcze pred
p6lnoca umarl. Liczyl on 27lat.
- Powodem calego zajscia miaiy
bye dawne nieporozumienia mic
dzy obu rodzinami; po ponownej
ki6tniAndersonowej Heppowej,
MAJ tel ostatniej pisemnie zawia-
domil Anderson6w, ze przyjdzie
do Mich i zabije obydwoje. smieli
sic z pogr6aki, ale Hepp js wy
pelnit. Liczyl on lat %, i sa-
siedzi uwaaaja go "a cziowieka
gwaltownego: podobno strzelat
on jua raz do matki wlasnej j
siostr swoich.
Sprawy polskie W sadach.
Do spraw niekt6rych, obcho-
dzacych Polak6w, kt6re wymie-
nilismy wczoraj, doiaczono je-
szcze ma dzie1 dzisiejszy ma
kalendarz sadu wyzszego sprawy
nastepujace:
Cichocki zada odszkodowania
"a uszkodzenia przy piracy do
znane, cd fabryki kompanii
Prussing N. I. Co., pred sedzia
Ball. - Pred sedzia Stein,
Rachi1ski ze South Chicago
skarzy kompania Illinois Steel
Co. "a uszkodzenia doznane przy
piracy. - Przed sedzia Gary Jan
Pick wystepuie przeciw J6Sefowi
Fiek, apelujac Cd wyroku sedzie-
go pokoiu. - Pred sedzia Chy-
traus Grywyan skarzy ,,South
Chicago City Railway Co.'S, a
Ober skarzy Illinois Transpor-
tation Co." - Pred sedzia
Cavauagh Mroczkowski zada od-
szkodowania cd Fricka. - Przed
sedzia Slough Jankowski skarzy
Krala, a Audrzej Schultz e. ulicy
Bradley Stefana Revere.
w sadzie obwodowym Circuit
Court: Pred sedzia Burke,
Wilkowski zada odszkodo wanna
cd miasta.
W sadzie powiatowym (Coun-
ty Court): Pred sedzia Goodwin,
Weroski skarzy kompania ,,Chi-
caeo City Railway Co."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-15
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOwei.
Chicago, Is Listopada.

N1o"ioooHno, SLJ AAuS~ NO
przyjslaby dzisisj chstnie po-
srednictwa W sprawie z Boe'
rami, z kazdym bowiem dniem
przekonywa sic coraz bardziej,
re Boerowie SO nieprzyjacie-
lem nier6wnie niebezpieczniej.
Sym niz Derwisze egipscy i
do zupelnego ich pokonania
potrzeba bedzie dlugich mie-
siecy, DUO krwi i DUO picnic.
dzy. Jua W pierwszych dw6ch
tygodniach dali SIG oni Angli-
kom dobrze we znaki, i'm d}u.
aej zas trwa wojna, tenn bar.
dziej wycwiczons i grozna sta
je sic ich armis. Warto tez
zspoznaG sic blizej organiza-
eva wojskowa sposobem wo-
jowania Boer6w.
Ow6z przedewszystkiem
podniesc trzeba, ze ME ma u
Mich nawet mowy o takiej or
ganizacyi, podziale i karnosei
woiska, jake istniejs W pan,
steach, majscych armie regu-
larne. \Glowns ich bronia jest
kawalerya, ktora iednak ma
ka2de zawolanie przemienia
sic W piechote. Nadto rozpo-
rzsdzajs oni jedus bronis,
kt6ra W zadnej europejskiej
wojnie ME byla jeszcze zasto
sowywana W sposob tax rozle-
ely i bezwzglsdny, a bronis ts
Jest dynamit. Boerowie uzy'
waja dynamitu nietylko do
obrony, ale takae do ataku i
do wywo}ywania poplochu W
obozie nieprzyjacielskim. o.
czywisoie i Anglicy pospieszs
odplacit pieknem "a nadobne,
to uczyni wojns jeszcze bar
dziej straszna.
Mimo, ze Boerowie So ma
tury usposobienia bardzo Ia
podnepO. MONA ich nazWac
urodzonymi wojownikami W
nier6wnie wyaszym stopniu,
niz Czarnogorc6w. Boer musi
zawsze duiem i nocs bye W
pogotowiu do obrony swojej
fanny, czy to prseciw napa'
dom Kafr6w lub innych car
nych plemion, czy tez przeciw
dzikim zwierzetom.
W dzieciecym jua wieku
zaprawia sic Boer do polowa-
mia. Gdy pierwszy raz wycho-
dzi sam ma }owy, dale mu oj.
ciec diva tylko naboje, jeden
Mich musi przyniesc powro.
tenn, a "a drugi zabits zwie
rzyns wtedy dopiero zyskuje
miano ma ferme Jongh"
(dzielnego m1odziana). Strzel.
ba ko1, to nieodstepDi iowa.
rzysze Boera. Konie boerskie
o. wytrwale, mnie;sze cd zwy.
klych kawaleryjskich koni i
zazwyczaj chude. Muszs sic
zadowolie ia strawa, jaka znaj.
de sobie W poblisu obozowi-
ska. Ujezdaonym nazywa sic
ko1, ktory z}oay} proby wy
trzymalosci ma wszystkie zmia.
ny klimatu i ma glod, wytrzy-
mai wszystkie trudy i ME u.
lski SIG najbardSiej szalonego
przedsiswziecia jezdzca. Wy
jstkows wartose maja tie ko'
ME, kt6re okazujs sic odporne
ma ukaszenia jadowitej muchy
tax zwanej Use. Osiedliwszy
sic W Afryce, znalezli wpraw-
die Boerowie bardzo DUO
koni miejscowych, ale ME
przyswoili ich sobie, lecz spro.
wadzili ogiery Holandyi i
Apglii i krzyzowali iez miei-
scows rass i tax powsta}a oso.
bDa rasa koni boerskich. Do
transportu materyalow wojen.
nvch uzVWsia BoeroWie takae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-15
Poleg} major Logan i

IL szeregOWc0W otrzyma4o IA
ny. Straty powsta6c6w 50 da'
leko znaczniejsze. % Filiplh'
czyk6w wzieto do niewoli.
Nieprzebyte drogi przeszka.
dzajs polsczye sic generaaowi
Wheaton genera1em Young.
MANILA, Is Listopada. -
Obecny pobyt Aguinalda sta
nowi dla mas zagadks. Me
kt6rzy twierdza, ze przeui6sf
swa gl6wns kwatere do Bon
gsbong, poniewas Tarlag po'
siada niezdrowe powietrze.
Jezeli ia pogloska sprawdzi
sic, Bongabong bsdzie wziete
W przeciagu dwoch tygodni, a
nastepnie do kaadego miasta
ma wyspie Luzon bsdzie mo-
zna dostac sic W przeclsgu
miesiaca. Generalowie Lawton
Wheaton rozporzsdzajs 8
tysiscami wojska. Filipi6czy-
cy zdumieli widzac nadclaga-
jsce ameryka6skie kolumny,
kt6re ich zdaniem ME mogfy
przebyc moczarow.
Powsta6cy niepokoja obe-
cnie nasze wojska W prowin.
cyl Cavite i zagraaaja miastu
linus.
LoNDyN, logo Listopada. =
Transportowiec Oriental" "a
wins} do Kapstadtu i poppy
nal nastepnie do Durbsn:
CARR sbrook Castle" przybyi
do Kapstadt i wysadzi} ma lad
ofcer6w g16wuego sztabu ka
waleryi. Parowiec ). Britannia"
przyby} z wojskiem do Kap'
stadt, a okrety ,Lismore
Castle" Yorkshire do Dur
ban.
LoNDYN, 15go Llstopsda. =
Boerzy BON bardujs W dal-
sly m ciagu Mafeking i ostrze.
liwaia szpital j ob6z kobiet,
pomimo, ze powiewaja tam
chorsgwie Czerwonego Krzy-
ia. General Cronje protesto'
wal przeciw wywieszaniu ia
kich choragwi r6wnoczesnle W
r6znych miejscach i przeciw
uaywaniu przez Auglik6w dy'
namitu.
Ze Kimberley jest spokojne
o sw6j los, dowodza tego try
wesola, kt6re sic tam odbyiy
podczas oblezenia.
Prezydent Kruger zapo-
wiedzial genera1owi White, ze
kaze rozstrzelac wszystkich
angielskich ofcer6w, znajdu.
iacych sic W niewoli, jezeli
White ME uwolni Natana
Marks, schwytanego szplega
Boer6w.
Naczelnicy szczepu Basuto.
sow polaczyli sic z Boerami.
Augliey doznali zawodu, po'
niewsz liczyli ma pomoc tego
szczepu.
BERLIN, Is Listopada. =
! Parliament niemiecki zostaf
otwarty. Prezes hrabia Bale
strem zagaif posiedzenie, ktore
DO zalatwieniu drobnych
spraw odroczono. R6wnocze-
snie donosi depesza Rzymu,
be kr6l Hnmbert zagail osobl'
scie posiedzenie parlamentu
wioskiego.
PARYz, l5go Listopada. =
Po otwarciu izby deputowa.
nych wnoszono interpelacye,
zarzucajace rzsdowi niewiascl'
wosc postepowania. Kazda
partya mia}a swoje pretensye:
zarzucano gl6wnie ministrowi
woiny, ze ME dbal o honor
armii. General Gallifet zbiia1
te zarzuty. Jego move przyj-
mowano W czesci oklaskami,
W czesci sykaniem i pomru'
kiem niezadowoleuia.
MADRYT, Is Listopada. -
Senior Montero Rios ti6maczyf
korEezom re trzv WVspV filipln.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
nAYTrS CREDITORS.
Thsy He'd a Meeting at pot au Prince but Are MOI
Satisfied viii Plan Of Settlement

Port Au Prince. July 26.-At meet
ing OF the creditors Of the government
Of Hayti held yesterday in the Nation
al Palace here. the minister OF finance
submitted a proposition for the con
solldatlon OF the interior debt of the
island. which amounts Go abOut 5000.
0UO. The plan suggested c'mtemDl3tes
the suspension of payment un the prin-
clpal Tor four ycaIs and diuing that
time There shall D. a reduction ~ The
export on coffee. The creditors retired
without having reached decision. but
appeared 10 be unfavorably disposed
toward the plan of the minister ~ o.
nance There viii b another meeting
On Thursday AZ which Lcnnfr UNDER
standing may b. reached The Imam
cial situation 80 regarded a. critical.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
INVESTIGATING A KENTUCKY fEuD.
State Inspector Lester Does Not Bsier Thai
More Troops viii &c Ne del.

Barbourville, Ky. July 26.-After
spending four days in Clay county
studying the feud situation during
which time he interviewed the Whites.
Howards and Philpot leaders, state in
spector Lester has arrived here to talk
with members of the Baker faction, who
are here attending circuit court. The
governors messenger called on jim
and Wiley Baker in the Barbourville
jail and heard their side of the trouble.
The Bakers are still very bitter toward
their enemies in Clay county. bu. in
dicate that they will not be the first to
start trouble when they return home
Judge Lester is OF the opinion that no
more soldiers are needed i'm Clay, and
that no immediate trouble between the
factions is imminent. In coming, over
from Manchester 90 London Inspector
Lester took the road through that part
OF the country where the Philpots and
Grillins live. He talked with a number
OF the leaders of the former family and
all expressed the opinion that there
would he no further trouble. The sew
eral Griffin families are preparing to
leave the county for good. One or two
of them have disposed of tf1pir small
farms at a sacrifice for cash in order
to be able TO do 50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
NO GOLF AT THE PARK.
Lite Likelihood That the City VII Spend $4,000
In Laying Out Nine Hole Course.

II is by no means probable that the
park commissioners will lay out golf
course at Roger Williams park for
nine-hole course would cost about
$4,000, and the city will certainly not be
asked to appropriate such sum OF
money for such a purpose. There have
been some requests for a golf course
at Roger Williams park, and Chairman
Deming has Informed the applicants
that they might lay out such course
provided they did 50 at their own ex-
pense and admitted the public
There is land at the park which could
be used for golf without i'm any way in
terfering with the general public. Be-
tween Broad street and the animal
houses there Is unimproved land. three
fourths of mile or more i'm length,
which could be used for a golf course,
which would be "A mile and half. up
and back At the easterly end Of the
park. towards the Taft farm. not far
from Park avenue, lies "A tract which
would make an ideal golf course.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
BOTTOM FELL OUT.
Contractors Nest With Serious Difficulty IN Ono
Section OF the Hennspin Cana.

Chicago, July ga special from
Kewanee, ILL.,, says: The bottom of the
Hennepin canal in Henry and Bureau
counties has fallen out and the Cincin-
natl firm which has the contract for
construction on this section is puzzled
and in dismay at the unexpected hap
pening.
Near Sheffield in Bureau county. sew
eral miles beyond the junction with
the Sterling feeder of the canal, the big
steam shovels were at work in a low
stretch OF ground where the water had
been rather troublesome. Below the
soft superstrata of earth was bed of
hard pan and when this was scooped
through the water suddenly vanished.
Later ii was found that the ground for
hundred feet around where the big
shovel stood had sunk ten feet. Suisse
quent borings brought to light the fact
that no solid bottom existed for
depth of AZ feet below the level of the
hard pan.
Quicksilver IN the soil is thought ta
be the reason for this shrinking of the
ground
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
BROKEN IN HEALTH AND SPIRITS.
Three Victims Of The Kolsbas Mining Bubble
Havs Arrived al Fot Townseni.

Port Townsend. July 26.-Three vic
Tins Of the Kotzebue mining bubble
arrived from St. Michael on the brig
Cortney Ford which sailed from that
place July /. They are A. l.. Kalweit,
Milwaukee; John a. Kohler, Fort
Wayne, +. w. Babbitt, Forest City,
Ind
They were among the passengers OF
the bark Guardian which experienced
so many difficulties from the time she
sailed from Puget Sound until her ar
rival at Kotzebue and were among the
first arrivals at Kotzebue. They con-
firm all previous stories OF hardships,
privations and disappointment I'm the
wild frritless search for gold. Broken
In health, spirits and finances. they are
glad 90 reach civilization. They pros
pected every portion OF Kotzebue
Sound Country and then headed for the
kowak River. prospecting as they
went without finding moe than a few
fine colors. They say as The result OF
the Kotzebue excitement az least 100
lives were sacrificed tO Sc nothing OF
the large number who expended their
last dollar to reach the county and
are now penniless.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
HusiIing Troops On.

Savannah dispatch says: Telegra-
phic orders We're received here tonight
from Gov. Gambler. addressed 10 Capt.
Middleton Of the state militia at Val
dosta, and Capt. Smith OF Thomasville.
90 report 10 Sheriff Patterson at Bain-
bridge, with all available men. at once"
and TO act strictly under his orders"
ARRANGEMENTS were Immediately
made for special cars ON the Plant Sys-
TEN 10 take the troops. The train will
arrive at cambridge at a. m.
The troops are wanted TO protect thl
Sheriff and the Jail against the attack
or mob that Is after John Williams. "A
negro who Is charged with assaultlng
and attempting to rape two white girls.
Many country people are in town. and
swear they Will have Williams II they
have to dynamite the Jail. The De-
catur jail rs one or the stronges. i'm the
state. Should an attack upon n no
made before the arrival OF the troops
there would probably be bloodshed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
Tso others Doubtless lynohed.

The bodies of two more negroes were
discovered on a railyoad embankment
near this place Sunday. They answer
ed the description given by Sammins.
There is no doubt that they were
hanged and their corpses laid on the
track TO throw the authorities off the
scent.
of death by accident
1t is reported that the scalps OF two
negroes were exhibited in Saffold last
night as trophies. This rumor lacks
confirmation.
1t is known that five men named by
Sammins have taken refuge i'm a cabin
near Pinckard Ala, and are heavily
armed, and terrific battle is expected
when the mob closes i'm on the impro-
vised fort
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
$1,000 FOR GLOBE READERS,


In offering $1,000 for the best esti-
mates of the sailing time Of the Column
bia and the Shamrock. The Boston
Globe has adopted the best possible
means OF increasing the popular inter
est I'm the great International Yacht
contest FOR the America cup. with char
0cterlstic cons deratiOn Tor the women
and young people amung its more than
"A million readers. The Glob- has III
Vided the $1,000. Offering $500 FOR the
woman or girl. as well as $500 FOR the
man or boy. making the besi estimate
~ tho result tn estimates arrcadv
are pouring n. these generous offers
hsNins met With an instant Welcome
throughout New England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
Betrayed by Ono Of His Own Race.

Louis Sammins. a dissolute negro. ap-
preached Tom Linsay. another negro
living i'm the country near Brinson, and
asked for shelter Saturday evening.
saying he was guilty OF murder and
was fleeing from justice. Linsay sus-
pected that Sammins was one Of the
Ogletree assailants. and after showing
him where he could rest in safety"
he went to Brinson and gave the alarm.
Shortly afterwards Sammins was
taken while asleep and rushed through
the country to Saffold. where he was
positively identified by Mrs. Ogletree
and her husband.
The mob, which had by this time
grown TO enormous proportions. clam
ored for immediate vengeance. Fright
ened almost into hysteria. Sammins
confessed his crime, duplicating Rob-
ert Saffold as the principal and six
other negroes who broke Jail i'm Angus
Ia two weeks ago as accessories.
An element OF the mob demanded
that Sammins be burned at the stake,
and went so far as TO prepare faggots.
The negro pleaded piteously that he be
hanged, and the more conservative
citizens advocated this method IL the
frenzied men were bent on lynching.
AS compromise the half-dead wretch
was chained up to tree.
Different members of the mob then
produced knives and mutilated his
body.
He screamed at every touch of the
blades. This torture continued for sew
eral minutes and finally the mob. grow
ing tired of this slow means of bring
ing death, adjusted a rope around
Sammins neck. hoisted him slowly off
the ground and filled his wrthing
body with bullets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
Bound 10 a Tree, Tortured With Knives for
a Time, Then Hanged and Shot.
CONFESSED AND IMPLICATED OTHERS.
Thoss Left Alive Fave Bancadsd Themselves In a
Cabin, and VIII Be Attacked BY Armed
Mob Socn.

cambridge, Ca, July 26.-Three ne
groes lying cold in death, one avowed-
yond recognition, and the Others "ac-
cidentally killed by a train" 20 quote
a coroner's verdict, is the sum total
of the work of Sunday mobs in Early
and Decatur counties.
The vengeance exacted for the as
sault on Mrs. j. l.. Ogletree. at Saffold.
on Thursday night, has been terrible.
Ever since the crime was reported in
Bainbridge posses and mobs. acting in
dependently of each other, have been
I'm pursuit OF the two negroes charged
with the crime.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
BODY WAS CREMATED.


Victoria, July 2e.-The Port Albert
has arrived from Honolulu. When she
left Mauna Loa was still in eruption.
Three streams OF lava were pouring
down the mountain and one was with
in ten miles OF Hlo.
IL is stated that case of bubonlc
plague developed aboard the Nippon
Maru. a chanaman died few days af-
ter leaving 'hlia. His body was cre-
destroy all danger OF Infection. The
Weyfield came into Honolulu as the
Port Albert leaves today for Seattle
where she will be fitted up as a trans
port no carry cavalry horses To Manila.
Lumber TO the value of 500 900 is an
nually used In Jerusalem. much of il
for orange boxes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
TWO BROTHERS DRSW.,lD.
Th'I Were Rahiru, snd On, LcsI Ms Life While
1fyrg % Say, ihe ChfE

Colorado Sprinks. July 26.--Donald
Matlhesol ANA Robert Matneaon. aged
- and 10 respectively. sons OF Duncan
drowned yesterday while bathing I'm
Big Sandy creek. near Mat.heson, Al
bert county. The ndications are that
The elder ~ the two boys was drowned
while rs ins 10 save the life OF the
younger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
Aid Asked For.

Atlanta. Ga, July 26-Gov. Candlsr
last night received the following from
Sheriff Patterson of Decatur county at
Bainbridge:
Town in the hands of mob. Send
aid quick"
Gov. Candler at once ordered the
company OF state militia stationed at
Naidosta under command of Capt. Lit
tleton--and that OF Capt. Smith at
Thomasville to proceed with all haste
TO Bainbridge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
RAIN INTERFEREO.
Only One Game In Eastern League
81 Series Played YESTERDAY.
Syracuse Oeisaied Rochester Through Kss.
mans Splendid Pitching.

only one game was played i'm the
Eastern league series yesterday. 1t
was between Syracuse and Rochester
at Syracuse and the Stars won. The
other contests scheduled were post
poned on account OF rain.
In th@ game at Syracuse keenan,
pitched in fine form, and IL was only
through stupid base running and two
ragged decisions by Umpire Wise that
the Stars score was not larger The
Rochester team kicked continuously.
The score by innings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26

Runs-Lynch. Kothermel-2: Lush
]. Two-base hits-Smith (Syracuse) 2.
Rothermel. Three-base hit-Lynch.
Sacrifice hits-O Hagan, Burke. Stolen
bases-Smink. Lush. Double play
Conn TO O'Hagan. Struck out-By
Keenan, 3; by Conn !. First base on
balls-Off keenan, /; off Conn 2. Hit
by pitched ball-Keenan. Passed ball
O'Neil. Umpire-Wise. Time-1:40.
EASTrRN IEAGIfL, S,n A NrnINr0,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
STANDING.
VICTORY BY HALF A GOAL.
Phlladslphli Couuhy Club Second Peas West
chester Country Club Second al tN,nagansst'.

Two heavy rain showers yesterday
afternoon made polo very difficult at
Narragansett Pier. and only a handful
Of enthcsiasts saw the match between
the Philadelphia Country club I'd aud
the Westchester Country club I'd which
TIE former won by half a goal. The
teams lined up as follows:
Philadelphia club. 2d-1, a. r. Weld.
.; 2. III. +. Mexican, 4: 3. Chas. Wheel
er. s; back, j. F. McFadden. 3. ToCql L..
Westchester club, 2d-1, Eugene Rey-
nal. 2; 2, j. G. Cooley. Jr., 3; 3. T.. Ran.
dolph, 2: back, II. G. Potter, 4. Total 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26

A. d, sTFBRTNS, Asst. Traffic MANAGE.
W T.. TURNER, Gen. Passenger Agent
y. G. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager
Baltimore. Md.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26

Score-Philadelphia earned goals,
lost one half goal on safety; net score
S1s goals. Westchester earned goals
and received handicap OF goals: lost
j goal on penalty; net score goals.
Referee-George Gould. Timer-E. W.
Mitchell. Time-Four 15-minute peri
DDS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26

WATCH HILL. RHODE ISLAND
The Columbia, American and Europaan
plans; boating. surf bathing: excellent
table and I'm every way very desirable
10, ivr 'ao sres. 10 -. HAaGock pro,.,s'
tor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-26
THE BAYSIDE HOTEL

NOW OPEN
under the management OF MRS r. W. COR
TON. who has made many inproVcmcuts
tor the entertainment or her guc4t-. Ine
houre has Just received a new coat of Tnint
and theDinterior renovation H. OF the most
complete order. Quite n number ot gue.t~
have been booked Tor the season. Address.
MRS. n. W. COTTON, Bay side. X T.