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later. She was kind sister, devoted wife
and loving mother. Her bright, CHEEKY dis
position gained the love aud affection OF all
and her loss was deeply ftlt! But we should
God calls to His throne those whom He loves
best, She was q practical Christian, being a
member OF the Roman Catholic Church. Weep
not, dear relatives and friends, for she is now
with the angels In heaven at rest
IT is sad to give our dear sister up.
But we must be resigned
TO Him who is too wise to err.
Too good TO be unkind
Human hands have tried to save her,
signs and tears are all in vain,
Happy angels came aud took her
From this world of sin and pain.
by HER SISTER, @. II.
Dicd, HENRY MOYOR, aged 70 years and 9
days. Mr.. MOyor came from Switzerland to
Maryland In 1857 He was flrst-class mechan-
ic and most excellent citizen, lie always en-
dcaYored 20 keep his heart like fortified city.
True, he had his troubles who has not 2
Had We none, we might doubt whether VIC
were the children Of God; "for what son Is he
whom the Father chaseneth nOtgm His re-
mnins were inferred 10y the side OF his wife,
and now the material parts Of an hgod couple
sleep by the side OF each other in the old bu-
rial ground Of Friendship vi. Il. Church; and
the surviving son may have Inscribed upon
their tOmbs Cur doctrine was oycrthC same,
one Uniform YEA, in Jesus Christ, one AMEN,
that is, one truth IN Him. AzzANA,
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Fannie Z. Goddard,
VS.
George Edw'd. Goddatd. ct al.

IN the Circuit Court for st. Mary's County,
No. 592, N. H.
Ordered. this o3rd day OF May, 1900 that
the Auditors Report IN the above cause be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the coft-
trary be shown on or before the ard Monday
OF June. 1900 provided a copy Of this order
he published IN the st. Mary's Beacon once Il
week for three successive weeks prior Ia flit,
said 3rd Monday IN JtInc, 1870
ENOCH y. AllELL, Clolk
True copy FEST,
ENotl B.ABffL Clerk
MaJ p % 3w
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COMMENCEMENT.


THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCI.
SEES o" the IT Mary's Female Seminary
VIII take place
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th,
at , o'clock The Hon Ferd. G. La.
trohe is expected to address the pupils.
Miss LAUREL Il. LANGLEY,
June 7--2tt Principal.
RATIFICATION NOTICE,
Albert 8. Beale
vs..
samuel J. Morgan and
CathariuC A. Morgan.
Ia the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's County sit
ting as u Court of Equity, No. 920 N. r..
Ordered this 2nd day OF June, 1906,
That the sale made anG reported by Al.
BERT 8. BEALE, M0rtgngee, IN T. above
cause, be ratified and confirmed. ualoss GAUGE
10 the contrary be shown ON or before the lst
Monday In July, 1850, provided copy OF this
order be published IN the ST. Mary's BEACON
once Il week FOR three successive weeks prior
to the said lat Mondayof July. 1901.
Tho report states the land sold for $3.50
ENOOH B. AHELL, Clerk.
True copy Test
ENOCH y. ABELL. Cork.
June 1T.
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No doubt the National Republican
platform will reafiirm the Monroe doc
trine. Such action by the party Will DC
like Joab's treatment Of Amasa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-14
PIANO TUNING,

Mr l. BRADEOEFT, au experienced
piano tuner and lopaircr. viii visit Leon.
ardtowu within the next ten days or
two weeks. he IL direct from the ri
ano Mandatory Of Charles NJ Stictf Of
Baltimore MI Any communications
addressed to this Office will receive
prompt attention
juno 2 re
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pY VIRTUE Of a power of sale con.
ID tanned in the mortgage from Shirk-
life N. Bailey and Mary 8. Bailey, his
wife, to John f Ching executed on the
10th day Of August, 1886, and recorded
in Liber j. F. F No Q, Folio 1876, &c
one Of the land records. of st. Mary's
County, and which said mortgage was
on the 30th day of September, 1893. duly
assigned by William Thomas Ching and
Joseph II Ching, administrators Of John
+! Ching, TO Albert s. Beale AS by said
record also appears, the undersigned as
signee will offer for sale by PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the Court House door in
Leonardtown, on
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TUESDAY, June 10th, 1900,

between the hours Of IL M and O'clock
p. m, the following real estate named
and described In said mortgage, TO wit
All that tract or parcel Of land called
and known by the name Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-14

a. "A. Lawrence has
determined 10 sell ont his GENTS and
BOYS CLOTHING and HATS, La
DIES DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, &c,
and will put down tbs prices to make
them go. NEW STOCK, FINE QUAIL.
ITY AND Low PRICES oalland see
for yourself
Juno Z.
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JOHN P. POE, Solicitor,
a'N = - W = W ~ 'F''7''7'"''7
TRUSTEES SALE or rue WASHINGTON
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

By virtuo % decree ~ the Circuit Court 81
thp UHitad States for the district ~ Maryland,
pnssfd va thr caar ~ fhc Union Trust Cutnpa-
~ 80 philadelphia ys. The Washington ana
as Trustee named IN ihg fni9 decree, y III sell
ai public auction az tho Courthouse ih Upper
Marlboro. Prince Georges county. MARI land.
nu WENN k5DANs July u. 1870. Rt lg O'Clock 4.
soon, All. TlR rs iluohDo IHK WASH
lNGIpS AND POTOMAC RAILROAD CpA-
PANf, beginning az Point Look ont. at the
confidence of tho Potomac river aud the Chez
aprakc bay. lu 81. MARI p coupty, Mari land.
and running Themes b. the eily % Washington.
in The District - Columbia. iis extensions Hud
appurtcUtaucrs Hiih the equipments thereof.
EYaaiailHF-pI Rli 10 personal property nuH ~
frrta of every Rig8 end also ail thr riHhts 10.
Hrl8ea pritlirKeH inlmunliIns ana franchises
- thc said WashuEfeu ard Potomac Railroad
foupBny. Rfd R'ag all the rEhta ~ way and
iaui used in uYuuectier With or Tor tho cuH.
HiFuct3un. usr aad mhiutrnaHrr ~ said faits
road, So rNteu#tehs aud BRANCHES. together
With Hll She BRIDGE. cuifefts, hidotrAeks, De-.
EUis Frguuds. machine shops, buildings and
other stgpCiarra properties real 4ud rrYsnu-
al. ana improvements - cverJ sind and aes,
sfpiinn NHrreou.
About q mllos ~ thj4 railroad. viz that
portion ~ IF is7twruu urantywiur. r. station
~ tbc baltimore aud P0tamsc itsiiroad. iu
Prince GruYFcts county. and McehsHicHFliie.
4u So Maryts county. MARI land, have beou
butt and ere n9w a ariual operation.
fHgms 81 aa'r a. p'fsrffilCd ty tha frcsrv arr
10 hll Ices than tvonty .ayathnnsand dol.
3.rs ,f8AuU 60 ig reserved bf the purchase
price Ten Thousand dollars Sl0usp g. be paid
Gen Gosh ana ttr balance either in cash Or ir
bonds Of thp defendant company. she dividend
EufrhgSy rr.gu. A itpusl % iyn Thousand dol.
IHfa NN.uUf DO cash uF nifty thousand dollars
sntua n oid bsn3s 10 Zee aad', II demanded
hY the Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-14

SCHOONER FUTILE DAYTON,
carries 1900 bushels oysters, 2900 bushels
wheat 20 tons of coal or fertilizer
Draws feet OF water loaded Rebuilt
year before last from keel up aud Is AS
good SIS new in all respects. or will
Srade for BUGETE that docs not draw
over feet loaded. Must carry from 500
10 1000 bushels Of oysters
Also one FARM situated in the First
Election District, ST. MarY's County,
Md, containing 100 acres. Between 90
end 100 acres under cultivation, balance
In timber and conveniently located to
churches, schools, stores aud steamboat
wharYes.
For full particulars, apply to
W. P. POWELL.
April l2-tf Ridge, Md.
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Prompt attention 90 all business col
lcctions, and criminal practice a spcri-
atty Also, Agents for the Fidelity aud
Deposit Company, ~ Maryland
june TIT.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

EOR THE PURPOSE OF COLLECT
Il ing Taxes for the Second Commits
sioner's District, / will be at HOLLY
WOOD, the First Wednesday, OAK
WILLIE, Second Wednesday, LAUREL
GROVE, Third Wednesday Of each
month, and at LEONARDTOWN, on
every Tuesday and Saturday
Prompt payment will be required, or
legal process may be expected.
JOHN T. JOHNSON,
Dec 14--tf Collector
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-06-14
DENTISTRY.

Bridge work per tooth. ......,. 90
Extracting teeth with annsthetic 25
! will be in my Office at Mechanics
vile Bird Wednesday OF every month,
and will visit parties at their homes
upon notification.
l.. H. PAYNE,
May i7--tf. Leonardtown, Nd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
CAN SEE LIE SEAIllNS

In response to many requests to y,
permitted to see the trained sea lion
at closer range than is possible in thel
remarkably interesting exhibition al
keith's this week. the management has
decided To permit all holders of tickets
Tor reserved seats FOR Saturday after
noon To Inspect the little animals upop
the stage on saturday morning. from
1890 TO 1880 o'clock. This will afford
a care opportunity for the children ana
Tor all interested i'm these very curious
animals To examine them closely and
note many pecularties i'm their an
pearance and ways That are not appar-
ent in their exhibition act: and i'm SO
many ways they resemble puDDips
that the children especially are certpin
TO ind the experience deMghtful ono
IL is announced, however. thle no ono
viii be admitted without the possessio,,
OF ticket for n reserved seat for sal
urday afternoon, as 10 has been found
nee Ssary thus TO limit the attendsnce
owing 10 the impo ssibinty OF accom-
all who otherwise wouId
flock To .the theatre TO enjoy this rare
opportunNy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
CLUB STANDING
a CLEVER IEAY.

Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fatten OF Attleboro who are pl,vinp
an engagement at Keith's new theatre
IN week. are among the audiences
daily and on Saturday evening a LARGO
parry of nearly 100 viii give them n
Jolly send-off Mr., Patten is a very
clever Irish comedian. of the ouaint
ana quiet order. whose study of Celtic
mannerisms and peculiaritics has
peen very close ana intelligent: and
MS impersonaton is remarkably Iife-
IKE ana fun OF humorous Qualities
While as wooden shoe dancer there
are few who can keep In thu race vim
him. His solos and limitations on tho
tuba are highly enjoyable feature az
The act, his double and triple tongu4nr
being performance OF the most dim
cunt and remarkable character; and his
imitation OF train starting is proba-
ny the best of its kind on tho stage.
Mrs. Patten's playing OF the musical
3 asses is very plea sing feature. and
her attractive personality and viva
clous ways contribute their fun share
in wuning the hearty applause that
sreets every presentation OF their acst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY WILL
BE HELD NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

The seventh annual sophomore as
sembly, which was formerly known as
the sophomore ball will be held in
Sayles Memorial hall, Brown Universl-
ty. ON Monday evening next. and il
promises 90 be the most brilliant af-
fair of the kind ever given. Reeves
orchestra will furnish the music. and
Geib will be the caterer The patron-
esses will be Mrs. William Ames. Mrs
Samuel T. Douglas, Mrs. Elisha DYER
Mrs. W. ii. p. Faunce. Mrs. Louis n
Foster. Mrs. William Goddard. Mrs II
II. ]. Goddard. Mrs. George Nightjn-
gale Mrs George W. Parks. Mrs Wal
ter "A Peck Mrs. George l.. SLealpv
Mrs j. Edward Studley, Mrs. Charles
n. Warren. Mrs. Roscoe :. Wasbburn
Mrs. William Wurts White.
The committee OF ARRANGEMENTS co,.
sists OF: GonZolo Edward Buxton Tr
chairman Ernest Preston Brown A.
wood, William Cornell Handing. Thon,-
as burgess. Samuel Noyr.r Doupfas
Lewis Stanley Milner. Charles Ahbotf
Phillips, Charles Addison Richardson
Ray, Frederick Wheaton Tillnghast
William Garfield Ward,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
TIE NEW RlniN TeaMp

one of the most original and laugh
able character creations i'm vaudeville
Is that OF the "new woman tramp" as
presented by Earl Remington n.
keith's this week. II Is unlike anything
else among all the good ghlngs that
vaudeville has produced. and never
fails TO win rs just reward of applause
and laughter. lt is only a feature. how
ever. of an unusually entertaining atl
I'm which Hines and Remington give
entti.aiuing imporsouab ions OF New
York East SID" character. with an
auOu7i ~ pcisif'a9p and bldinago if
qhc true 'tough' style that is as orig
nal and witty 8s % is amusing. Miss
Remingt1n's limitations OF Jnmcs Rus.
sell Rose Melville ana ofhr aciors
and actresses arc remarkably truthful
ana natural and invariably invoke
loud applause. and added Interest ig
given 10 their act when IN is known
n1e every Inc " it ie from the zen
~ Miss Remington herself who 90
poetess ana scng wftGr hss already
g 'aine distinction quite as great as
itt th hg won upon iha slrs-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
SMOKING STUNTS TIE GROWTH oE EaYS.

Whatever difference OF opinion there
may be upon the advisabiWty OF smok-
ING for men. there is none as to lis per-
ncious effect upon boys. 1t affects the
action OF the heart and reduces the ca
pacity OF the lungs. Young men who
are being trained for athletics are moi
permitted To smoke by their trainers
because, as they say. 1T H. bad for tho
wind" The argument nnt
viii appeal most forclbly 10 your bov
3 that smoking will syint his growth.
IL has been proved that youthful smoI-
crs are shorter and weigh less shsn
their comrades who do not smoke. e.
garettcs are particularly Injurious
Nicotine. the active principle of tobac-
co. is said by chemists To be- next to
prussIc acid, The most rapidly fatal poi-
son known. The tender tissues uf n
growing hoy cannot absorb even n vcrv
small quantity OF u without most in
furious results.-February Ladies'
Home Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15

iner. Jr Wickford; l. w Pierce. T. NJ
Davis, Boston; j III Lane, New York
q Han. Boston. j ; Center, Chicago.
ingalls,, j Holcombe. New York
w w Giidersleeye, Boston: w :
Whitng, Lawrence; \ a. Adams. Bos-
ton; ~ Baer. New York: g. n Smith.
Boston; Il NJ Frank Albany: w Il
lower Boston: j Il Pelgrift. New York I.
Richard Thornley,. Mrs Richard Thorn
Richard Thornley,. Mrs Richard Thorn
icy, MISS Edith Stanley. East Green
Mich; Louis Jacob. New York: & n
hendal, Boston. Inas Stanford. New
york; - y Stone, Boston; & w Fife.
New York; = A Gordon. Chicago: j
T. Schasls New Haven; w X Ham
mond. Boston: j. q Richardson. r. T
Levine. New York: John r Reagan
Newport; q ID Foster. nottingham.
Eng; Mr. and Mrs Edward Dawson.
Pawtucket; l. Zann, New York: II
v valentine. Jr, + Door,. Worcester:
X M Hawkins, Ban River: l. NJ Jacobs.
Dos,on; f. III Alcott. y A Rich. New
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
THE CARRIE GROWN MEMORIAL.

Inc commission on the Carrie Brown
MenooflaI founsain met i'm Mayor Ba-
her ohico az 4 O'Clock yesterday af-
tefhooh' an order TO consider a commu-
,,ncation received from Miss Yandell.
the sculptor, whose design was arcent
ed, and who is now doing the work I'm
fails. Miss Nandell forwarded photo
graphs showing some minor changes I'm
the design, and wished to know whetb-
er these changes would meet with the
approved OF the commission.
AMER looking them over carefully
1he members OF the commission decided
10 approve the changes. which were
simply i'm regard TO some minor details
and Miss Yandell will be notified nc,
oordingly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15

The organized sunday school work of
this country is like a tree in several re-
spects. The roots are the various re-
ligious denominations and the common
soil i'm which they grow Is the Words of
God. The trunk is the great Interna
ton Association covering practically
North America. The large trunk
branches are the various state and pro-
vincial organizations. The smaller.
branches are the county organisat ,ons
while the twigs are the township or
ganizations. IL is all one tree Each
part is essential 10 the whole. While
the twtg tTownship organization bears
the fruit, ii would be fruitless without
the trunk. The International conVen-
tion Is Ike the electric plant while the
Township Convention is like the elcc-
trio lamp which shines on your corner.
Circulars of explanation sent on appu
cation by any State Secretary or bv
Mr.. Marion Lawrence. Toledo. Ohio m.
Secretary
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

| NARRAGANSETT-W A Croker
New York; ii Il Hall. ID, Il Nelly
| Boston: Geo Bell. New York: l. 5
Watson, Il Mungovan. X A Wyman
Miss Harrington. Boston; : Bach, ] +
Jaynes. New York: f. Underwood /
Il Underwood, Boston; + VI Scott, New
York: c Summers. Rochester; J +
Price. New York: Macgill, Phila-
delphia; w T. Mendel B c Pike. New
York; f A Drummer. PittsAeld Eugene
Kern, l. Mayer, \ J.. Nash, New York
q u HoughtOn, II Il Hayes, Boston
+ II Sloan, Hartford: l. Soden. New
Schmitt. Toledo; l. J Martin. l. @ NJ
Baldwin, New York: w Perry. Mon
treal; WI Benn, Philadelphia: VIM
Goodwin. Boston: Fred Leonhard. New
YORK; II w Proctor. Boston; Alix
Pprges. New York 81 members of Yale
Glee club; N q Clark. New York: L /
Lippman, Newark; A c Curey. Boston:
B Foster Utica; 5 NJ Hepburn. Phil
adelphia; q II Colerd, Boston; William
Klein. j Snow. New York: II Toll
les, Nashua; w Robertson and wife.
q r Kleinberger New York: T. NJ
ParlShurst, Philadelphia G w Bald
win, New York; w q Reed. J G Raed,
VI NiNTiHVulu. va II : ogQcn, PnilN-
delphia; Sweeney. Brooklyn: II /.
Saylord, Springfield; q B Mahn, Phila-
delphia; + a Farrer, Boston.
DORRANCE-E Il Dyer. Chicago: A
g Goo Imam. Boston; Theo Beckhardt.
w Is Meyers. New York; : ~ Plumb.
Boston; q w Briggs. Conn: ] Il Blake,
Boston; Keene. Philadelphia.
Harry Boston, Boston; John Crawford.
G r. Kctcham. Brooklyn: A
II Shulz, Albany: V VI Palmer New
Britain; q N Moves Portland: OR
Ipurfce. Boston: : schultz. II % Dodge.
New York. VI w BENJAMIN. Chicago; 4
X Miller. Worccster: r r. Huxley. " T.
Ostrandcr. + w willard. Boston: "
Abrams. New York; r J Babson. Glou-
rcster: w II DaRgcit, Boston. John
Il Lyman Mansfield. r. } Hyneman.
NJ J CogRcshall N 4
Beach. Norwich; \ VI Bridge. & T. Hc-
van. Boston; q VI Biauyclt. New York.
7 & Groves. philadelphia: Y VI Bowen.
Boston; John Hope. Jr Providence: h |
" Jones, New York: John Nose. Ros-
on: NJ Roth. Aaron Kalischer. New
York William Neaglc Boston A. |
Cincinnati: e NJ Gibbs. Ros- |
on: James Smith. Worcester n II 4
FOES Bos.on \ w Cabot. New. York. 4
IA Hamilton. g. N Eullcr. Il III Cor |
igan. iioston. N Mowbrny. New York. \
~ sweet. Albany. " ~ Thompson. - 4
Hailiean. New YORK j Howard, Non.
.ich.
NEWMAN--G ~ Ghaea. B5ftsn 80
' u smris. spfinSitil Mrs Masters sn
T Hat > "a Rigglrsyh o. Echstc
.urIe Ect.Ou John Morrison Nes
ofE W ~ faas'ee Rffnn r. " rtt.
H. y VI Ff fed,su.'.. Nta N.rk W =
.'' fnt $40. = 'lHJi l. e. Gau-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
SRReWD YANKEE DAVE.

Vhe Of the islands IN Panama Bay
used To belong TO an enterprising old
lady from Connecticut-the widow OF
ssa captain-and she lived all alone
there I'm little cabin FOR several years
! atter her husband died. Ia the course
! OF tine--that is, about ten years ago
the Pacific Steam Navigation company
desired that particular island for ware
houses ana repair shops and when IL
came 90 make the purchase the ancient
Yankee dame drove a very hard bar
gain.
she made II "A condition of The sale
says the Portland Oregonian, that the
company should sc her a life pass
upon It's steamers between Panama and
valparaiso for herself and n maid. to
De used az her pleasure. This was done
Wrhout m!sglNings As soon as sha
hao conveyed the title 10 tho property.
anu mao received a card signed by the
pTesiuent and general manager. grant
ing her passage at all times on fhpir
hnc she calmly moved aboard that,
pest steamer selected stateroom ana
crulsed up and down the co,st f,,r
several months. When she cot tired
ol one steamer she would try another.
anu was nnt contented with getting
her living Tree Of cost. hut ATTEMPTED
actually 10 make prott out Of the
arrangement.
Inc old iady had never enjoyed the
luxury or maid in her life. hefor.
she entered into rhis contract with the
steamship company, but on several oc-
casions brought woman aboard whom
she introduced as such ana she de-
In1nded chat the woman be allowed
iiee passage. The company's officers
discovered that she was collecting Ears
from these women--that rs. scalnjnc
her pass-.and declined Ca carry any
more OF them. The old lady made q
terrible fuss about Il. and fhreote,ed |
10 sue The company for violating IRIS |
agreement, but lawyer shefcnnsulfel |
ADVISED her not to prosecute the case. |
anu she reluctantly abandoned IL. Sne
continued TO live aboard the pacidr |
seeainers until her death, a few years |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
$500 REWn n

We VIII pnY lie above reward forany coeo
oi l.ivcr connlaiht Dyspepsia sick IIeod
hchc, Indigc sitnn, tou-tipafinn or Costivo.
ners We rHhnnf cure with LivCritn, Tie In.
lobaic IItilo liver l'lll WHOM the dlref.
bnn. ere tiicily complied with 1hrv nro
pnrciN Vegetable aud never fuil ~ nive ses
isinctinn. A. boxes contain ln Iius lDe.
iili- kev ar ~ SUBSTITUTION. eft .ur.
uont sem 4g inaN. s.aurs flfer .FF
VIA hhplt A 7. go. Cor tl.hr0u ana JrlE
snn ~fre.ft 'Niefgn. fll -utI D. nan A.
LYON ip ufIr.I-,s FfUt .I.n.s n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15

score, Waterbury 9; Providence
Stops Scarkle "a: Heffernan 46. Fouls
Mehafd, Roberts. Doherty . Hipson
conway : Heffernan. Lincoln. Rll,shes
HlpSon IL, Lincoln g. tie Rofereo
Lush. Timer. Lahy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15

Don't leave the liable" said tho
landlady. as her new boaroer roeo fror,
his scanty breakfast.
must, madam: it's hardwood and
nay teeth are not what they used to
be-. TT Bits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15

husband ''' ny
Halter What kind. na'au2
l.aHy--A telephone hat. II won pIa,sc
Natter-l never heard OF telephone
hat. P'iVhe
Lady-Oh. yeslThey are the kind Won
can talk through.-Chicago News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15
BEATEN IN A
FIGHTING GAME
Grays Went Down Before The
Waterbury Rough Riders.
STARTED IN LIKE WINNERS
Thav CiiaH ftn Il r.
lhey Piled Up a Lead Of Five Goals In The
First Ten Minutes Play.
THEN THE ROUGH RIDERS BRACED UP
And The Contest Bscams lot and Fssi-PruvL
dsncs Made Total Of Eight Goals but
Lost Tires on Fouls.

hcHefndn was on guard at goal in
the game between the Grays and Rough
Riders at Waterbury last night and
played with his old time spirit. In the
early stages IL looked as IL the PrOvi-
dence team would be a sure winner. In
the first ten minutes play they piled
up a lead OF five straight four OF which
were Gagged i'm quick succession by
Lincoln, who worked finely i'm passing
pays with Pierce. His fourth goal was
Gagged by taking the ball from the spot
anu carrying ii cleYerly on his stick
down the rink until he got a chance 10
me " into the cage With this lead
against them, the home team rallied
ana IL became an exceedingly rough,
nghung game. Providence scored eight
goals in all, but three were taken from
the score on fouls. while the home team
lost one I'm the same way, being penal
lzed Tor 1--WE fouls. Providence was pen
ailzcd nine times. Conway being called
seven times. This did not dampen the
afd1r OF the visitors for they fought
10 the finish. But they could not Win
our. Hcnernan rather Outstyled Starkle
IN the goal tending and did a lot OF
good work blocking the triplicate driv-
ing done by Roberts, HipsOn and Me-
nard. In the latter part of the game,
Donelty 1oited Lincoln hard and often,
ana did not allow him any chances for
Tree driving after Waterbury had
caught the fact pace set by the visit
ofs This made difference, for Lincoln
was playing wonderful game for
providence. Summary.