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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29

NEWMAN-D IT Conner. w II o'Brien.
New York; w f Dunbar. Brockton: Jas
Warren and wife, Danielsonville: l. A
Phillips and wife, Los Angeles, Cal; f.
M Washburne, Cambridge; J Brasser
and wife, Toledo: G. w Westney, Chi
cago; II Greenland. jamestown, n Y
ID Blackwood Philadelphia; c II Carl
isle, Northampton; Stevens, Brooklyn:
Alex Schiff l. III Willis and wife. New
York: j NJ Anthony, Whtinsville: l.
Garvin. Boston; Ray Littlefeld, Wake
field; c ID Noyes, Emma Howe. Bos-
ton; ID w Comstock. NJ Fox, New
York; II Bailey, Nashua; r Stiles.
7 J Mclaughlin. Boston: T Sculey.
Cambridge; Chas Kellner. New York;
+ Parrish. Newport; G. Hazard. Boston:
j A Kraemer. Philadelphia; IL A Sari-
toire, L Army. u A Crumb. Mantle:
G IL Gilfllan, Wakefield; L n Gilhllan.
o # Deadly, + w Dougherty, Mystic: c
Young Cranz. New York: ID II M Wayn-
berg, Brooklyn; Or Church. Bristol: T Il
Babcock, New York; w c Taylor, Phil
adelphia; ] Hirschfeld, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29

POh NEW YORh (via Stonington Line)
week days only--7;30. sos D. M
FSh NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
Sihiode siiodde i;inel-al;lS. = daily. SOC. 1851!
$40 daily 6l9 (daily). Cor New LA
Nenl s;kz p NJ daily.
Fok FhlLADELPaIA. PAI.TtMORE
and WASHINGTON iva Harlem
hlver)-lel0 M texcsp- 6uLdcys); 81
t;iO (accom). S;O2. iO:l0. 1915 (exp to
East Greenwlch). llV3 uimitedp, ll:la
ldally) m; 2:i0. 2;l5. 4:l0. i:lS. s:l5. 6:l0.
m.
HOPE and Way stations-6so. 9;3a m:
lE;5O. 2:SO. $50. b:SU. 6.30. Gl:30 IN SAT-
urdays oniyD sundays-g;D q n: e'S9
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
Chicago Markets.

Reported by Lewis a. May a Co. rs
Banigan Building.
Open High Low Clos
ing. est est ing.
WHEAT
Dec ....52a 13il-N T2i. 1Sis-t.
Nov .... 7iiz 72s uis T.ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
Pref. laughIln Attacks AmerI-
can Educational System.
DOES NOT ELEVATE MASSES.
Makes individuals Brassy Checked and
FIssuGDiuOus, but Does Not Better
Their Condition SOcl0IogcaNy.

Chicago. Oct. o9--The Chicago univer-
sity Is at IL again. Prof j. Lawrence
Laughl!n. head of the political economy
department, told his class that tie pres
ent much-vaunted system OF public
schools Is, as far as its effect on the
political and Industrial conditions OF the
country IL concerned, Il gigantic fraud.
All tho euiogisns that have been passed
on IL for itE influence in enlightening he
masses aRd-t-++efftfs the state of down
trodden humanity he characterizes as
''mere bumbux aud balderdash."
THE influence OF the public school sys-
tenn OF the United States on our political
and social conditions is practically MI,
said the professor. hammering his desk
To emphasize his remarks. "All this talk
about the bsnehcent results OF our sys-
tenn Of free schools In making the labor
irg classes more efficient industriously
is mere humbug and balderdash.
las an slevatlng factor on the masses
our present school system is a gigantic
fraud. 1t makes individuals of the lower
classes brassy-cheeked and presumptuous.
but does not In the least better their con-
dition sociologically.
Its effect on the criminal classes, on
the contrary, Is to sharpen instruments OF
crime which will be used against society.
What we need are less politics and more
manual training in our schools.
THE manual training and Industrial
schools OF the country. by teaching the
rising generation 10 ply trades. are prov
ing one of the greatest factors OF the day
I'm the solving OF our industrial questions
ard the bettering OF the condi..ol OF the
masses"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
KILLED
five IN
ONE WEEK
Succession Of Fatal Accidents
Completely Unnerves Loco
motive Engineer Beeson.

MKee's Rocks, Pa, Oct 2o.-Charles
l.. Bceson, an old-time engineer on the
Plttsburg and Lake Erie. ran his loco
motive into the roundhouse here Satur-
day and QUIT.
Its no use. boys" said he, with a
tremor in his voice. II can't run her
again.'
The railway employees gathered around
and wondered Beeson had long been one
OF the best engineers on the line. lie had
the fastest run. The officials regarded
him as the handiest man at the throttle
In the employ of the road. A 70
Its a~hoodoo.'o said Beeson. wiping
the tears from his eyes. 1--we killed i've
persons I'm one week. / can't handle the
throttle any more. I'd go crazy" ,r
For a decade Becson had good -iuek
lie escaped all serious accidents. last
week II changed. His train ran down a
man and two children at New Castle
and killed all three. This almost un-
nerved Beeson.
Saturday night Oct. 90 his engine killed
two men and horse at Sawmill Run.
This completely upset the engineer His
train crew noticed that he was haggard
and wan.
Saturday the engineer tried his run
again, but his hand and eye failed him,
The accidents had been too much His
physician says that he is threatened with
nervous prostration, and only absolute
cessation from work will cure him.
II can see those five dead people all the
time" is Beesons constant lament.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29

FOR WOkCESrER-5.55. 6.55 teAp). 7.5s
.ex2 TO Woonsocketl,. $50 doc, exp;
texp). f:15 (exp. to Woonsockst). 6.5a
1903 (eXp. TO WoonsockeD, 10:l5 y m tac-
conn: Sundays tan exp; TO Woon-
a m; l:S8 Ans 5:5s 7:5s. 1G:i5 m. Sum
days-5:5s a m; b:5s. 1853 p m.
WOONSOCKEr AND BLACKSTONE
656 6:35. rs 1856, s:45. 9:2s, $3.50. H.
. II :56 m; l:l5. l:33. $3.50, AIS. $50. 5:2A
5;5S. G:25. 7:15. 1858. 1915. IL 80 p m. sun
e 80 .oo' 3D. 20 20 IN, - 's''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
JUMPED INTO THE RIVER.

Frank Mcintyre and oscar Anderson.
two citizens OF Pawtucket. who were
slightly under the influence OF liquor.
were walking over the Promenade street
bridge yesterday when Mcintyre, who
imagined he saw a boy drowning i'm the
river, jumped into the water
His companion aroused the fremen of
the Three One station and they hauled
teh deluded man out, very much the
worse for wear
Officer Doe happened along and McIn-
tyre was removed TO the Central station
where he was charged with drunkenness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

NARRAGANSETT-C III Wilson, Max
Mcguire, w = Langford w Frank, Y
IA ID Bailey. Westerly; G III Wilkins, CHI
cago; II G Cooper, Boston; !. NJ Small,
Dodgeviile; IA l. Baker. Boston; John
McGrule, Worcester; Mr. and Mrs X II
Clark, Fall River; Cove s Taylor, Y;
Rev M Lilliefors. Cambridge: III X Pal
mer. Prov; John Deyoy, w Terry and
wife, w Robertson, G Simson, ";
James Adams ana wife, "Shea CO.,
N l. Maher, Prov; Mrs l. Builford. Mrs
g Mountford. Portland, Me; III s Hefele,
~ Y; Jos Leinen, Rochester; G Langs-
pecht n Y: w A BARBER, Warren, O; A II
Jonap and wife, A G Ayers. N Y; III G
Swanson, Boston; r. Grote. Fred Morris, s
NJ Wallack. ~ Y; X II Hanforce. Vinton.
la; w ID Hanforce, A Russell, ) w Ro-
senquist. Y; l. Judge Holyoke; John
j Johnston, s w Seals, ~ Y; X Miller,
Boston: l. ID Black and wife. Lew Sully
and wife, A Smith, II A Gallagher, j
Louis r Keitsok. n Y Louis Manheimer,
Chicago; Mrs Ethel Wright Barclay, n ";
W u Davis, Rochester; Neil Twomey, 5
w Lothrop, n Y; + w Kinney. Chicago;
ID l. Stafford. w Il Powers. Mrs Ralph
Smyth, n Y; w Barber, Warren. Wis;
n Gormley, Fall River; George w.
Campbell, II Nelson, B X Einstein, N Y;
w Harding, Brooklyn; Il III lllingworth,
Newark; Marshall Il. Wilder. Tisdale.
Hepp, ID M Dodd, Louis Harco, ~ Y;
j Il Pearson, Boston; X II Searle, Chica-
go w T. Losse. n Y; w r Clark, Boston: !:
Walter B. Swan, Springfield; Geo Nj
Hatch, n Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
WARREN AMP Bristol GRAM c

Leave providence trox POINT Sration) for
FALL RIvER-1s;sc 7:so. $3.50. ll:So m:
10 $3.50. AN. s;So e:s9 $40 p m sundays-
NEWPORT-7:50. $3.50. 1850. m; 1:SSs
$780, $50 $50, 1880 m. sundays-7:so.
$50 m; l:3o. b:3o m.
$50, 1880, $780, 80 m; $780, 3:2e Ais.
i:30 (exp), $3.50, s:3e. $780,. 1850 m
Sundays-7:3o. $50 IN; l:3Q. 6:so. s:a
Electric cars leave Market Square, Provi-
dence. at Clio. 7:l0. 9:l0. LILO a m; 1:l0.
S:10. S:55 4:10. 5:10. 6:10 7:10. 1l:l0 y m.
sundays-7:io. $40 m; l:la b:lo. and
Returning connect with all trains
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
connect with all trains
MIDLAND AND CENTRAL DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows:
FOR BOSTON, Terminal-6:04, $40 m:
12:O4. 1886 m. Returning-s;O1 m; l2:Vis
3:39, 5:19 p m.
FRANKLIN-6:0i, $40 m; 2:Oi. s:So' o'oos
NH ,FoRD-s:ro a m; 12:Oi 1886, s:06 p m.
CRANSTON-e:45. 800 a IN: 1s.co. 4:3o, b;sos
$50 7:30 m. Saturdays--u:I m.
Sundays-7;40 p m.
KNIGHTsvILLE--?12 05, ?6:35, $50 n,s
saturdays? ?l1:12 p IN.
Observation-Disclosures, 5:35. $50 p m.
Saturdays--1l:i IL p m. 1e
PoNTIAC-?6;45 a m; ?l2:05. $50. ?1:Sp
d m Saturdays-?l1:l2 IN. sundays
TAO p m.
NATICK. RIvERPOINT, CENTRE
VILE. ANTHONY AND WASHING
TON-6:45 900 a m 12:00. i:S5, 5:35, $50,
7.3O m. Saturdays-1l:R u M Sun
days-7;i0 p m. ,.tsh
ARCTIC AND QUIDNICK-6;i5 q m;
1905. 4S5, 6:S5, $50. 1880 p m, satur-
days-ii:i2 d m. Sundays-I4V ? m.
COVENTRY. ST. INIT. GREENE, ONE-
20 MoostTP AND PLAINFIELD-e:io
900 a m; a:35, 80 m. Sundays-''io
m. ,,r,, -,>,rrp.
STERLING. JEwETT CITY, CANrEh-
pIrpy ScOTLAND-6:45, 900 m;
10, T.so u m. Sundays-7:4O y n
VERSAILLES, BALilC SOUTH WIND
IAN WILLIMANTIC, HARTFORD
AND NoRwICH-6:45, 9:os a m; 4;31,
1880 D m. ,.t,c, u-,rrpprov
AND DANBURY-9:oe m.
,hScoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STA
TIoNs-e:5o $40 a m; 4;l2. $40 (satur-
days n17 p m.)
2Stop on flag.
fyia boat from Fan River.
hExcept Monday
aeiecning cars only cAll parlor cars.
Tne Hopkins Transfer Company Will
o,I for and check baggage from hotels
and residences to destination
"'N c. PETER CLARK.
p xrNDAII. Genl Supt
General Passenger Agent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
The New SUNDAY IraIn.

On Sunday next. November 4, the new
Sunday train between Providence and
New York. for which prominent people of
this city petitioned the officials OF the
New York, New Haven e. Hartford Rail-
road will begin running, leaving Provi-
dence at 2:l0 p. m, due In New York at
200 D. m. Returning. leave New York at
Loo p. m, due in Providence at $50 y.
m. Unless we are greatly mistaken this
new train will receive large patronage
by the citizens OF Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29

New York -Spat- -CntIan-l-lG- -ls-4@.--A4l4-
ding Uplsnds. y 7-lC. Gulf. ll-iG Sales
1900 bales.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29
FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks,

Reported by Sullivan a Sullivan,
Banigan building.
To o n,r.y a<,xr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-29

DORRANCE-W Jacoy, Grand Rapids;
w Laird, Rice, n Y; q w Hall, Brew
ster; S w Seals, Y; + III Bisseis, Toll
edo; j l. Henderson, Albany; + Nolan
ply, " Y; A y Davidson, Brooklyn; j j
Fitzpatrick, Meriden w n Caniield, Fail
River; G. T. lie Valley. Woonsocket; IA
NJ Heath, Boston; Thos Keefe, Gardner
Me; Il Whidden, Boston; Mclaughlin,
Boston; III l. Phillips, l. Rand, Taun-
ton: G NJ Bolles, NY: A Ruhite. Boston;
John A Slocum. Prov; j Henderson, AL
bany; c A Stokes. A l. Rosenfield, Bos-
ton: 4 = Tiffany. Prov; George w Shute
n Y; B Il Johnston, Boston; w kirkpat-
rick, Manchester: Jno Catheart, New
Burgh, ~ Y: III G. Fay Farren, i; T
Powers, n Y; Al & Burke. Boston; II
Keane, Jr, Prov: |. A Harris, Joe Main
@ w Darby, / Michel, M Solomon, JAS w
Colman. n " Frank Conlon. Boston; S
Howitz. n Y; f G Nash. Davis, Bos-
ton; JB McDonough. n Y; L w GILL;
Boston; A Kemp. N ".
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THE ALBEE-C II Lewis, ID 6 Rankin.
J ] Hanley, Worcester; Lester w Muir
ray, agent Evil Eye" company; l. X
Clark. city; AL Phillips, Village POST
master" company; Robert Walter. Flint.
Mich; w r Dickson. New York; May
Ballard, Clara Barnes, Mile Ordar r
III Brock, Imperial Burlesquers;" May
Toner, j Stephens, V Auburn, Tom Au-
burn. Harry Child and wife, Harry
Thornton Davis. Henry Bradreth, T A
Shannon. Benz + IIorner, Miss Friel
Sign of the Cross" company; Bert Flatt
and wife. Rose Sutherland Robertus and
Wilfredo. Keith's; w Donalds. X Bene-
diet Chas Holton. Walter Greene, Clint
G. Ford. Secret Service" company; Jas
Furey, John Stanley. Geo Crawford. Sam
Brown. Kfview Comedy 4, at Keith's;
Jack NJ Dudley, T. Allen and wife,
New York; Thurman. Keith's; VIM Bell
and wife. Agnes Byron. Fred Russell,
Tony Stafford Geo IL arF-aHd wife,
Emily Jordan, Eloise Mortimer. lillian
Thelma. M w Wainstock and wife, Sill
YER William Weidman, queen OF the
Orient company.
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PERRIN--A Jacobs. w Wilson, Jr.
Boston; G Eldridge. Cobleskill. n " w
Austin. Milford; w Palmer. Jr. Boston
V Whtlock. Brooklyn; f + Lovejoy.
Fred Mack. Prov; G Butterfield Water
Vile. Me: j T. Devlinagt. REILLY a.
Wood Co; John Veits, Banardino Bros.
Y + A Golden, Prov: J Il Fairbanks,
SSulivan, Baltimore; c A Mathew
son. Prov; y r Leonard, Woonsocket: r
+ Lowell, PROV; T A Clark, Lew Palmer.
Jr. Henry Newbauer, Arthur Whitelaw.
Harry Stuart, John r Cain. Jr Grace
Burke, Joseph Herdic, Jr, y Y: G.
Wahlin Boston; NJ II Conway. .,oston
lit Phillips. S Milheld, Jr Miss Wells.
Y; w Brooks. Boston; Sic Hassan. Ben
All, Y; w II Sanger. Hartford: III Car
roll. Jr, Seekonk; + w Mody, Boston
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-02

AQUEDUCT, l.. l., May l.-Entries for tomor-
rows raccs-probahiitieS, track fast:
First race-For three-y F-olds and upward; sell
ing; about seven iurlongs. Henry Bess lO5; First
Whip, l05; Bardclla, lOl; Waxtaper 1922 Trum-
pct, Racebud and sparrow Wing, Jog each and
Sea Robher and Dutch Comedian, I12 each.
Second race-For three yesr-olds; selling; non
winners at this meeting; six furlongs. Henry
Bess l05; Daily Report. ll2; Elm CONG. 10;
Alex, lO3; Shoreham, los; Robert Metcalf lOi ;
Prestidigitator, l0I Neponset, lOI; Gambia, 81;
Native, l0J and lnsuIrection, o..
Third race-For three year-olds maideus; SELL
ing; about seven furlongs. Mercer, lO2; Hun
gauan, lO5; Rose Trelawny. 81; Monrose. III;
Christmas Carol SO; Golden Sceptre, IO2; George
lie Bar, l0j. and Ragged Sailor, %.
Fourth Tace-For all ages. handicap; six fur
longs. Boney Boy, ll9; DaRio1th 1l6; Royal
Sterling, ia; Carbunclc and Lady Lindsey, 10
each; Shorehsm, lQj, and Robert Metcalf, So
Fifth race-For maitens, three years old and up
ward; selling; about seven furongs. McGathiaua
Prince lO2; Tendril. "a; George Simon, Laude-
man, and Come 10 Order, l02 each; Long Isle,
105; Basilisk, l0G and kumage, los.
sixth rsce-For two-year-olds which have run
and not won at this meeting; five furlongs.
Prince Of Evil, lO7 Millionaire and Golden
Prince, 10 each; Robert Waddel 107; Dr. Bar
low, Horsa, and Belario 10 each, and Ford IO7.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-02

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May L. Entries for tomor-
rows races-track fast:
First race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlones. Wedding Guest First Past,
and Russeliue, lo4 each; Creyforge, lob; Miss
FUnso!aud. 90; Shrove Tuesday, lOj: SuowStoru,
100; Grumbc, ChPselta, and Ida Fordham. 81
each; Engano. %; Sakchen, %, and May Boyd and
Lizzie Jackson, 81 each.
Second raCe-FOr three ytar-nlds and upward
seven iurloHgs. Etholiu and S,rangr-t, 100 each;
The Pride lO7; Pcrcita, IO4; ". ID. Hamilton. ~;
Joe Martin. Alfred Narerave, and Tckfuil %
each; Nay :. and Bohul, 90 each, and Epigrln,
IS.
Third race-For three-yesro ds and upward.
selling one and one-siNtesuth miles. Trehor. lD3;
LeHHcp, 1o2; Chanc,ry, 100; Lady Of the West and
Arqueuus. ~ each. Lillian Reed o.: Tonic and
b queath, 90. Wiudward and Bob Reed. % each.
Fourth raCe-Thc street Railway Stakes; for
twoyear-ods; four and one-half furlougs. Zach
Ford. no; lsohcl. l01 Ciarita. 1903. Teuuy Belle,
lO3, and InvIctus, 100 coupled as Jack>oH's EN-
trv); SInf and D5nmsn Thompson, no each
Fifth race For three year olds and upward !;
selling; SIN and oHc-Lslf fuiougS Nimrod ll5.
kosci0. ll4, Annie Laur.tta, Lady Powhattsn, and
Tyrba. It2 each. Castle, no, CAuuonIdc, 100; Sir
Eldon. IG7. Ocic Brooks and Viola Il, l0j each.
and Two Armies 49,
sixth race For three ycar-a d- and upward
selling: six and one half iurlougs Drhud-. 1li,
Quavcr ll2. Northumberland and Crystalline, I07
each; Tia, Light, lo5, Barney r.. 1903; ra,ig. 100.
and Round o., %.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-02
THE RACING CALENDAR.


AQUEDUCT, L. l., May l.-Results Of today,
races-irack fast:
First race-For two year-olds; selling; five fur
longs Educate GIamilton), to l. won; Glen
wood SHAW, . to 2, second; Strategst Dull
mani, TO J, third. Time eos.
Second race-For throe-y ear-olds and upward
selling; about seven furlongs. Post Haste Mitch
elD, 10 l. won; Dutch Comedian CTabor), Il
2 second; Oliver Ne tBullman). 6 to ), third
Time, 1926 20
Third race-For three year-olds and upward;
handicap; one mile and seventy yards Queen oil
Song (Bulman) to l, won; Narng CCiawson)
6 to >. second; kriss kringle (MitchelD, 3 to l.
third. Time, l:45.
Fourth race-The Woodhsven Stakes; for two.
year-olds; five furlongs Scurry NIitchelD. : to
), won; 0ndurdis (Bookcr). S to 1. second; The
Regent spencer, TO 5. third. Time, l:O2 3-j.
Fifth race-For three-y ear-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs. The Corinthian (MitchclD,
to >, won; Ross CLARK slack, TO I, second
The Laurel tSeaton), $ to l, third. Time, 10.
Sixth race-For three yesrolds; one mile and
seventy yards.-Precursor (Slack), . 10 ., won;
Lamp Globe (TIamilton), to |, second: Gold One
(Bulman), 10 J, third Time, l:l5 as.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-02
How the Clubs stand.
HEAVY HITTING THE FEATURE.
Philadelphia Downs New York in n
Slugging Match.

NEW YORK, May There was plenty
of batting at the Polo Grounds this after
noon, in which honors were about equally
divided, but the New Yorks put up rag
ged fielding exhibition and the Phillies
walked off with the game by score of
II to S. Orth was batted out of the box
in the first inning. seven hits being made
off his delivery. Maui, who succeeded him,
kept the hits fairly well scattered. Car
rick pitched the entire game for New York,
but there was no time when the Phillies
had trouble in solving his curves. La
ioie's batting was the feature. The score:
New York........... 0 0 0 Q , S
Philadelphia. 4 0 III
First base by errors Philadelphia, L. Left on
bases-New York, q; Philadelphia, J. First base
on balls on Carrick. 4; of Maui, 2. Struck out
Bv Ca-rick. 3: by Maui, , Three-base hits-La-
joie Mcfarland Two-base hits-Foster. Warner,
Delehanty, Laioie, Wolverton. Cross e. Sacri-
fee hit-Dclehanty. stolen hases-Nan Haltren
Doyle ~, Slagle (2), Gross. Double plays-Davis
and Doyle; Wclverton, Iajoie, and Thomas, Flick
and Delehanty. Hit by pitcher-By Carrick, l.
Wild pitch-Carrick. lmpire-Connolly. Time
Of game hours and 80 minutes. Attendance,
1900.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-02
l..
= -.

his first appearance in this country IN
der the management Of Director General
Bostock at the Elks' Carnival and Indus
trial Exposition now in its last successful
week in Greater New York. This clever
single wheel expert ascends and descends
a narrow spiral. - feet in height, giving
one Of the most daring performances ever
seen in this country.
Herr Granada and Nile. Fedora present
a thrilling act on a single wire. 90 feet
in length. which is stretched between two
supports which are 20 feet high. The man
carries the woman upon his shoulders.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-02

a la Blondin, and the pair also form an
elephant which walks across a slender
rope.
Frank St. John. the daring diver. makes
a lean for life from a perch % feet high
into net four feet square. and Mile Or
rocco propeis herself while e1cased in a
hollow sphere up ard down silver spiral.
These tti.J:uGnces axe given q short in
telvc-s throughout the cay.
Nj. r arE C. E9s'crk the animal
kiuc." viii be present during the stay Of
his grtat enterprise I- ,a.s city. and each
ard ev.iy a,5-ac.ir- VIII Re siycn under
lis ---.I --.-----
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-02
WINNING RUN IN THE TENTH.
Champions Take the Third Straight
Game From Boston.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, May lit took ten
innings for Brooklyn to win their third
straight game from the Bostons today,
and then Broadway" Smith accomplished
the trick with a base hit which sent Sheck-
ard home with two out. II was a pitchers
game in which McGinnity showed better
nerve and had finer support. Sensational
plays were made by Collins. Long. Hamil-
ton Sheckard, DeMont, and Jennings.
Long hurt his ankle in the tenth inning
and gave way TO Barry. The weather
was perfect. The score:
BROOKLYN ......... 0 0 2 0 o 0 0 Is
Boston .......... 0 0 0 0 o 0 %
Two-base hits-Jennings, Dahlen. Three-base
hits-Jores, DeMontrVille, Long Stolen bases
Joros, Lowe. Flint base on errors Brooklyn, ?;
Boston . First base on balls-Of McGinmty, /;
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In addition to the score or more pa
viIion attractions Of the Frank c. Bostock
Mighty Midway Carnival Company, which
will open its season Of five days and five
nights at the National Baseball Park Sew
enth Street and Boundary northwest, on
the evening of May S, there will be several
free attractions on the Midway, partici-
pated in by artists Of international re-
nOwn.
Foremost among these is the celebrated
Minting the daring unicyclist. who made
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Petitions for Divorce.

A petition was filed Yesterday by Elizabeth
Lathrop Forrest. who asks legal SEPARATION from
her husband. Edwin Forrest. The parties were
married in this city in January. 1901. and lived
together till September. when. Mrs. Forrest says.
nor husband deserted her and has since remain d
away. France X. Hough filed suit for di'oree
against her husband Thomas \. llough. The
parties were married in Winchester Ind, IN Sep
TENDER, 1851. and lived together uii AuslsI
iso- rb,n ,,itbout lust cause Mrs ii0ugu de-
clare. her husband deserted and abandoned her
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LUCK AIDS THE ORPHANS.
Chicago Wins. Although OutpInyed
ut all Points by st. Louis.


CHICAGO, May Chicago beat St
Louis in the ninth inning today in a fairly
good game. The home team was lucky to
get out Of several bad holes that errors
got them into. Five double plays were
made. In the seventh inning Heidrick,
having sprained his ankle. was replaced by
billiard. Bradley was again at third for
Chicago. He played a good game, al
though he had few chances, and made two
Of the local teams nine hits. The score:
Chicago. o 0 o 0 0 2 Is
S., Louis............. 0 / 0 0 0 / 0 0 %
First base by errors-St. Louis, 3. Left on
bases Chicago, 3; 81. Louis. H. First base on
h1lis-Of Taylor ,; on Powell, l. Struck out
BY Powell, 3. Three-hase hit-McCarthy. Two
base hits-Powcll. Everitt, billiard. Stolen bases
Mccarthy, Donovan. Double plays Mccain
tunassistedD; Clingmsn TO Childs 20 Everitt; Bur
kctt 10 Mct;ann; Chiids to Clingman 10 Everitt;
kesiter to Wallace to McGann. Hit by pitcher
BY Taylor, l. Umpire Day. Time of game
hours and Is minutes Attendance 1900
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First race--First Whip, Dntch Comedian, Truni-
pet
Second race-PTostidigitator. Alex. Elfn CONG.
Third race-Nercer, Christmas Carol, George
Lebar.
Fourth race-Royal Sterling, Lady Lindsey.
Shoreham.
Fifth race-Kimmage, Long Isle, Tendgil
Sixth race Billonaire. Bellario, Ford.
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ON TEE GREEN DIAMOND
The Qnakers Closely Followed by
the BrOOklyniteS.

Philadelphia Maintains Her Lead by
Defeating the Giants in Loose
Contest-Tbe Champions Win in
Hard struggle With Bostou-The
Colts OutIuck Tebcnu's Terrors.
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Brooklyn. 3; Boston, ?.
Philadelphia, Il; New York, $.
Chicago, 3; ST. Louis, ?.
Pittsburg and Cincinnati-No game.