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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27

Abrams, III w Mason. New York: III r
Pickles. Lawrence; T. G Ives. Middletown:
II II Pepper. Lexington, KY. w II Rasel-
tine. A V lacLane. Boston: w J Dwyer.
Washington. ID c; III + Larrabee, New
York.
CITY-M Downey. Riverside: q J
Whitney, Worcester; j G Connor, Hart
ford; j r Kuso. Haverhill Alex Rose.
Hartford: Il "A Robinson, j McGlynn,
New York: DIR Barnet, Brockton: w s
Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs Wilbur, New York:
@ J Bork. Providence; J NJ McIlvaricc.
Bridgeport Mrs Goldstein. Herman
Schutt, New York; IL II Feego, Boston:
A Robinson, Worcester; ID II Haley, New
York; ] ID Fox. II E Brooks, Boston:
Geo Williams. Brockton; Hall, Scran-
ton.
PERRrN-Thos DAILY. Springfield: M v
Farquhar. Boston; Frank Thomas. New
York; Max Goetting, Providence; A +
Ray, Boston: NJ Ward, FIT Plain, ~ Y;
VI II Haven. Boston: a Green, New York:
III $ Mills and wife. & II Williams. Phil
adelphia: Gus Walters. Boston: X G Ev-
erett, Duluth; Lydia A Ridell, Spark
land, Ill; Kinney Gallup. Hallock, Ill.
SAVOY and Mrs TT N
Moran. Springfield: A A Boomhower.
u Burst, Boston: G III Briggs. M II
Black and wife, Middleboro; I'll T Will
liams, Hartford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
EVENTS IN THE WORLD OF SPOF

men were out and Davis was unable to
place one In a safe place. =
Leahy was right on deck when Star
took q flight TO second and nailed In
every case with one exception. Har-.
grove went down once. but 1t was pret-
ty close.
Stafford played finely at short yes
terday and his value. as utility man.
was very apparent. This is the same
man that the people wanted released
early I'm the season while he was play
ing third. Guess he couldn't get an
other job if he should be released now!
About every team In the league needs
a man just like Jimmie.
The Graybacks played like a lot OF
boys on the bases yesterday and were
caught three or four times when there
was no earthly need OF 1t. III they do
the same kind of base running today
the Rochesters may win out. Hustle
up, boys. and don't get caught nap
ping.
Not many men come here and show
Jack" Walters how to sacrifice. He Is
all right at this kind of batting and
is batting over the 300 mark in placed
hits. One sacrifice. two singles and a
double In four times up was his rec
ord yesterday.
The sun was In the players eyes and
bothered them quite badly yesterday,
although only one fly was dropped.
Leahy and Braun were the only men
unable to place hit yesterday.
IL -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
SHEFFIELD IS CHAMPION.

Last evening at the Providence Check
er club rooms James w. shefheld made
good his title TO the championship or
Rhode Island by defeating l.. Drum
mond to 0 and three draws In the
semi-final round. and also defeating II.
l.. Eddy In the final round to 0.
He also won a gold medal offered Dy
a checker enthusiast.
The tourney began Memorial Day,
with "a contestants. Mr.. Sheffield woA
ali told. "a games. drew 8 and lost y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
TO REPEAL THE GoEsEl LAW

Lexington. KY. June 27.--As result
Of a conference of political leaders here
II is authoritatively stated that Gov.
Beckham will call an extra session Of
the legislature to repeal the Goebei
election law.
IL Is said the advocates OF the anti
Goebel wing were satisfied Gov. Beck
convention here I'm July to act.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
THE HAS-BEENS.

When a man retires from a certain
branch of sport for period Of time and
then attempts to get back to regain his
original form. he seldom succeeds.
wefers. a few years ago the sprintins
marvel of the age. who has been alb
sent from the path for some time, tried
to match strides the other day with
Duffy and Tewksbury. the best of the
latter day runners. The veteran was
completely beaten off. and will proba-
bly, not again be seen on the cinder
path.
Arthur Zimmerman, the once noted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
At SHEEPSHEAD BAY.

At Sheepshead Bay yesterday tho
first race, six furlongs, for all ages
was won by Voter. with Gold Ore Sec
ond and Hammock third. There were
% starters in the race for 2-year-old
rnaidens and lebanon finished hrsts
Militant second and Trigger third. Tho
winners in the other events were:
Handicap for 3-year-olds. Knight OF the
Garter: tidal stakes. 3-year-olds. NC
Meekin; spring stakes. 2-year-oids
Parader: race for 3-year-olds ana up
wards Delando.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27

another stop at Quincy, ILL.,. where he
will speak. He will then return home to
prepare his letter of acceptance and to
receive formal notification of his nomi-
nation on July 81.
The governor Is undecided whether Ia
attend the convention OF the National
League OF Republican clubs in ST. Paul
on July IL. He will abide by the de-
cision Of the national committee I'm that
letter. But later In the campaign, Gov.
Roosevelt will make an extended tour
through the west and then he will talk
real politics and arouse the enthusiasm
OF the voters.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
FLAHERTY BEATEN.

Joe Flaherty of Lowell, Mass, and
Paddy Fenton of Norwich, Conn. met
at New London last night for 20
round battle at 1873 pounds. The fight
was under Queensberry rules and last
ed onlv IA rounds, Flaherty's brother
throwing up the sponge at that point in
the contest to save a knockout.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
FRASER RIVER RISING.

Vancouver. n. c.. June 27.-The Fra
ser river Is rising with unparalleled
rapidity at all points from. the Delta
up 20 the Ashcroft.
The river is now within two feet Of
the point reached in the disastrous
floods Of 1894. The Chiliwack Dyke
will probably be swept away and large
tracts OF fertile country flooded. All
bridges are out from Lillooete TO the
Bridge river mines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
CLUB STANDING.


Providence and Rochester will come
together today for the first, of a series
of three games. The local patrons Of
the game have long been waiting for
the contests between these two clubs
and large crowd and close game is
anticipated. Providence has slipped in
to first place by the best OF ball play
ing and should have still stronger
hold when the champions leave town.
Friend or Evars will be on the rubber
for the locals and Murphy. Walker or
McPartlin will twirl for the New York.
ers.
kid" Parent was back in the game
yesterday and played a good game. He
was In centre field in place OF Stafford
and Jimmie played at short. The Kid
got three hits in five times up and one
was a two-sacker.
Worcester will play at Rocky Point
next Sunday and a good game is there
by assured. In the last series the
Farmers got Ave out of six. but. then.
the Providence boys hadn't started on
tl.eir winning streak at that time.
Ed Dunkle was about the grounds IS
usual yesterday. Dunk is a very will
ing fellow and always appears dressed
in his uniform, whether he is liable TO
officiate or not.
Cassidy's triple in the opening inning
went for naug'ht. 1t came after two
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
SYRACUSE

Two-basc hits, Parent, Walters, Har-
grove Wrisiey Three-base hits, Cas-
sidy. Davis Sacrifice hits. connor. Cas-
sidy. Walters. Smith Hargrove Stolen
bases. Walters, Smith, Hargroye First
base on balls. off Braun. Latimer; off
Pfanmiller, Davis, Smith. Leahy. Struck
out. by Braun. r. Stafford; by Pfanmiller.
Leahy. Wild pitch. Pfanmiller. Umpire.
Hunt. Time. 2h. 20m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
HARD PUNISHMENT.

Tom rushed in the third round and
Gus met him with both hands to the
head. Hook low and wallop." yelled
O'Rourke. But Tom was mad and again
rushed wildly.
Gus slammed at him with both hands
but could not keep him OF
Tom then drove both hands
to the body and Gus countered with his
left to the head
Tom dropped to escape punishment
He was right up only 10 get both hands
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
Toronto Shut Out

Donovan pitched a good game at
Hartford yesterday and Toronto could
do nothing with him. All of the Hart
ford's runs were largely due to sac
rifice hitting. Shindle's double scored
the first run. Stratton's single was re-
sponsible for the second and Wally
Taylor's poor return to the home plate
allowed the last run to come in At
tendance 700. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
BOXING IN PELICAN STATE,

In view Of the probable cessation of
boxing in New York state. New Orleans
again hopes for revival. According TO
Parson Davies there is now pending
before the Louisiana Assembly bill
having for its object the revival of
glove contests in the Pelican state. AS
the measure is fathered by an old line
Democrat and influential lawmaker Il
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
.RUHLIN DEFEATS SHARKEY.

1t was big surprise that was given
the thousands who filled the Seaside
Athletic club at Coney Island last
night, when Sailor Tom Sharkey, the
heretofore unwthipped ring fighter was
put to sleep by Gus Rubin. the giant
pugilist from Ohio. in the fifteenth
round. 1t was hard battle all through
and no man ever struggled more gamely
against defeat than did Sharkey.
In the betting Ruhlin never rose
higher than z to 10 and the general
feeling among those who closely COM
pared the merits of the two men. as
shown by past performances was that
the odds were too small.
1t was exactly 10 o'clock when Shar-
key entered the ring attended by Tom
= Rourke, Jack Sullivan, Jimmy Buck
ley and George Dixon. The sailor was
clad as usual, in green trunks, with the
American flag as a sash.
Rubin entered moment later with
Billy Madden. Kid Mccoy. Charlie Goff
and Jim Corbett as his seconds. The
men tossed for choice of corners and
Sharkey won. taking the corner he oc-
cupied when he met Jeffries.
CHEERS FOR BOTH.
Each wore bandages and little time
was lost in putting on the gloves. Both
men looked to be i'm excellent condi-
tion. but when they shook hands in the
centre. Rubin showed a remarkable
advantage i'm height over the more
rugged sailor. Both were met with loud
cheers when introduced. Referee Johnny
White gave the men their instructions,
and the gong rang for the fray.
Sharkey Immediately assumed the ag-
gressive and rushed Gus TO a neutral
corner, where they cl;nched. Tom rushed
and led again sending both hands to
the body Gus was ratified but soon
collected himself and landed hard with
a straight left to the jaw. Tom rushed
again. reaching the body. but was short
for the head. an Gus again nailed him
with both hands on the head, shaking
Tom up. but he came back with rush
and was mixing 1t up when the bell
rang. ft
In the second round Tom rushed over
to Ruhlin's corner and swung wildly
for the head Gus planted a right over
tn. heart and straight left to the face.
but Tom would not go back and. COM
ing in strong, slammed his left hard to
the neck. Gus then took hand and
tabbed his left hard TO the face and fol-
lowed with his right.
Tom steadied himself and worked
both iha nds to the body and Gus landed
left and right to the head. The fighting
was remarkably fast for big men and
the crowd cheered wildly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27

Runs. Turner. shindle. Gatins-3. Two
base hit, Shindle. Sacrifice hits. Flem-
ing. Donovan. Carr. Stolen base. Bemis.
Double play. Taylor to Carr. First base
on balls. off Donovan 2: or Duggleby q
Struck out, by Donovan Z: by Duggleby
2. Passed ball. Bemis. Hit by pitched
ball, Schaub. Left on bases. Hartford
S.: Toronto 5. First base on errors. Hart
ford 4; Toronto 1. Umpire. O'Loughlin.
Time lh 4Om.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
roossvrlT's WESTERN TRIP.

New York. June 27.-Gov. Roosevelt
will leave New York on Friday for Ok
lahoma to attend the annual reunion
OF the Rough Riders. After the reun-
iop he will on July 4 visit Kansas,
stopping at Wichita and Topeka.
on July 8, Gov. Roosevelt will make
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27

Runs. Blake ?, Rickert 3, Bransfield-6;
Smith,. Two-base hits, Bransheld.
Smith. Home run. Rickert. Sacrifice HIT
Kittredge. Stolen bases. Bransfield. Smith,
Buckley. Double play. Bean to Com
naughton to Bransfield. First base on
balls. off Magee 1; on Morse g Struck
out. by Magee 2. Umpire. Egan. Tim..
In. 40m. n. --.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
SpTlngllsIds Win.

The Ponies took revenge upon the
Royals at Springfield yesterday and de-
feated them 10 to.S.
The Royals were easy and 2e hits
procured off Cross. coupled with 7 err
rors by the Montreals, scored 10 runs.
Mcfarland was put off the grounds
for back talk to Umpire Griffin. Ban
mons head was badly cut by a pitched
hall Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27

At 500 yards Seaman Luther of the
third division. Naval Reserves. was
high man. with a score Of ~. ca.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
Sharkey Meets His Waterloo at the
Hands Of Gus Rubin. &
Knocked Down Four Times in 18th
Round and Finally Counted Out.

non, Dolan. Knoll, Raub 2. Lezotte. First
base on balls, of Cross 1. Left on bases.
Springfield 10; Montreal 4. Struck out.
by Woods /; by Cross !. Hit by pitched
ball. Tucker. Doherty, Bannon. Double
plays. Curley to shannon to Tucker;
Woods TO CurIey to Tucker. Passed ball.
Moran. Umpire. Griffin. Time. In. Som.
Worcester Defeats Rochester.
The Farmers outplayed the Cham
pions at all times yesterday and won
easily, 6 to 1. Rochester fell on Magee
in the opening inning for three hits
and one run. but were never again dan
gerous. Blakes fielding and the hitting
of Rickert and Bransfield were the
principal features OF the game. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27
KHEDIVE'S VISIT.
He Was Received with Honols
on His Arrival at London
To-day.

London, June 27.-The Khedive Of
Egypt arrived in London at noon from
Port Victoria. where he has been since
he reached England from. Flushing.
June 21.
He showed signs OF his recent illness
The traveller was received at the Char
ing Cross railroad station by the Duke
of York. the Turkish ambassador. .Anto-
pol Pasha and suite. a guard OF honor
from the Coldshteam Guards and =
band. which played the khedivial
hymn. rI...l q ~.
The Duke of York embraced his high
ness. After inspecting the guard Of
honor the Khedive entered . royal car
riage accompanied by the Duke Of
York. and was driven to Buckmohom
palace. escorted by q troop Of boroo
guards and cheered by the ppocto1oso
Her last cook was girl named Qunn.'s
''of course. she promptly diechar1o0
her7''
got load on at Sunday picnic on1
was hred."-CieveIand Plain pealers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27

O'Clock and the shooting continues un-
til y. M.
Following are some OF the best
unnroo vorda.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-27

Knoll 3. Curley 2, Tucker 8, Doherty 3
Taft .. woods--l9; Lezotte. Raub. Henry
--3. Sacrifice hits. Curley. Doherty.
Stolen base. Taft. Two-base hits, Shan
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-27
Old DR.. Drummon6.

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-27
Safety Appliances on the New
Passenger Service ofthe Queen &
Crescent Route.

All of the passenger equipment
for the new fast train service of
he Queen & Crescent Route be-
tween Meridian and Shreveport is
now being equipped with safety
gates and extension platforms the
same as are used with square
vestibules, in order that passengers
may pass to and from the Dining
Car with absolute safety.
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wagons and carts will add to the
/ st.-Abbeville Merldlonal.

wagons and carts will add to the
II st.-AbbevilIe Merldlonal.
For the first time in many years
both skilled and unskilled labor is
at a premium We have heard a
number Of persons who employ a
large number of hands complain
Of the scarcity of labor now exist
in1.-Patterson Optic.
When the reporter called at the
parish prison this morning he found
Warden Kennedy who is just over
spell Of recent illness sitting in
The office of the now empty prison.
Mr.. Kennedy is improving rapidly
and will soon be out again Bat
on Rouge Truth.
About the richest scenes that
has come under our focus for some
time. was little fisticuff alteica-
ton that took place i'll a wagon as
it rolled by our Office door Monday
evening at a speed SO fast that our
Worthy Constable could not, I'M
der a gallop on fleet footed pony,
head off and arrest the two anna
tenr pugilists. -MarksvilIe New
Enterprise.
The town Council of Crowley
has contracted with NJ. t. Lew
man & Co., of Louisville, Ken
lucky. to erect a town hall and
market building at the corner of
Parkerson and Hutchinson ave-
nues lust south of the courthouse.
The bui ding is to cost $4,000
Rayne Tribune.
Mayor Welsh, of Alexandria,
who is also the Republican candl-
date for Congress from the Fourth
Congressional District, has been
spending so much time away from
his official duties that at a recent
meeting Of the city council he was
locked for the lost time, and the
portion of his salary covering the
time he was absent was given to
the mayor pro TEN. Evidently
the Alexandria council does not
believe in paying an official for
neglecting his duties. 80 Baton
Rouge Advocate.
Local Manager w. A. Broussard
of the Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Co. informed us that
this company would take up the
construction work of their line west
Of Lafayette this week and reach
Welsh in the next four or six
weeks. We will however keep our
readers posted on the progress of
the work. The local Office here
will be located in the Journal of
flee. This will be greatimprove-
ment and facilitate the business
of our thriving little city.-Welsh
Journal.
Every steamboat that can tow
cane barge has been chartered by
Capt. Pharr.- Morgan City Rural
Topics.
The statement is made that not
far from here a woman bought a
pig for $3.50 which she sold at a
gain sufficient to enable her to
buy two. The second year these
brought her twenty-five dollars
and the next year she received
1925 proceeds besides six hogs foi
home use. All this occurred right
in this section of the country
where car load after car load of
bacon is shipped in from the
West WestIake Herald.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-27

anon of Mortality Tables of Town
for separate Report If subsequent
ly desired.
Respectfully,
G. FARRAR PATTON, NJ. d.
Secretary Louisiana State Board Of
Health.
New Orleans, Oct. 9th, 1900.
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ED. BOYLE,
Expert Accountant,

New Iberia, La.
Books Opened, Closed, and all
kinds Of Adjustments made.
Am wiling to keep a few sets
of books at Moderate Prices.
Call at Leon Dreyfus' store.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-08
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS klNDs

He hurled anathemata and invectives BY
the score.
And madly ragged and tore his hair and
violently swore.
And raised a great disturbance In the
circumambient air,
As he yelled: Keep out Of China. for
we've got NO business there!'
He stopped you on the corner and he
sawed and cussed and raved
Until you thought him looney, from the
way that he behaved;
He backed you 'gainst building and he
pounded IN your face
emphatic condemnation OF the whole
Caucasian race.
We've got to take our horns in. and
we've got TO do II quick,
And y Mckinley doesn't. why, we'll make
Mckinley sick. ~.
hope the chinks viii slaughter every
white man In the lot.
And that not an interioper ever leaves
the bloody spot"
You might miss him on one corner. bat
you'd meet him on the rest.
And he'd lam his doctrines At you this
cfrcumforaneous pest,
With z wild and frantic frenzy, TIN you
swore Ike rabld sin
didn't lock his chin.
Then one day the new. came over, nk. .
ray Of sunmer SUN.
the good vork hsd ben done
And this cray. rahad. ffantsc. frethiAg.
kicked hole esean throggA M brand
ne" hat ..IsSosSs, isS Ss,''s:
rsr. Esf
-Dssvsr uoss.
La Junta tribune., 1900-09-08

don't know nothln' IL you do not know
Wahoo. Halibu; Hole and Mangahick,
Palmyra and Peru. DEVILS Lake and
Ballygobake are conquered by Wahoo.
Know YOU don't know nOthin' II you
don't know Wahoo.
That great and glorious city, bush
ei on peak, stands where the waters
of Wahoo into Cottonwood's do leak
and there isn't II nobler city upon a
nobler creek 'Tis there that Colonel
Bryan goes with howl and hullabalOo.
for they greatly count on the Para
mount. in paramount Wahoo. As i'm
perialism among issues, mid cities Is
Wahoo. They count not well who
leave ii out. majestic old Wahoo: OF
thee bereft what is there left. o para
mount WHhoo; On the waters that
wash those happy slopes. by gosh, the
Octopus never octopes. In that mates-
tic town the Money Devil Is deyilled
brown. The plutocrats-Wahoo will
do" 'em. Her people have chills and
feed upon pills when you say the word
Empire" TO 'em.
So huzza and hurrah and huroo for
unparalleled wahoo. the proud and
fearless, paramount. peerless broth Of
n town. Wahoo. And remember you
don't know nothn' II you do not know
Wahoo.