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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

El dfa 15 del actual Sc recibi6 un telegra-
ma de Lorenzo Marquee con la noticia de
que, instancias del consul de Inglaterra
en- aquella ciudad portuguese, 50 rstiene al
Presidente Kruger como prisionero on ell
PalaciO del Gobernador de la Oolon.a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

En- Betanzos, Galicia, trata de establec
una acaudalada empresa una SOcieded Pa.
nifcadora, semejante la que va qnedar
cOnstituida en- breve en- la OOruna.
Son varias las sociedades de esta fldole
cuyo establecimientO Sc anuncia en- las prin.
cipales ciudades de Galicia.
Por 10 que respecta la Oorufla Sc estu-
dia ALI actualmente ell establecimiento de
una fabrica para elaborar pan integral por
ell mismo sistema que Sc usa en- la mayor
parte de las poblacl0nes de Belgca.
Con destino los Estados Unidos han
salido aver de esta ciudad los sefiores 81.
guientes: Jas CULLEN, doctor w. Urnchell,
doctor D. Roberts, o. Keddi, A. Banana,
Luis Porrata, A. Besosa, A Joses, Miguel
Seco, Juan Julia, G. Ohirfeld, N. Meles,
q. Wengel, E. johnson, S. Montana, L.
B. de Fixider, senorita Amalia Calumo-
mes, j. T. Dillon, W. Protzman, Manuel
Canal y esposa, A. Hensucker y esposa,
r. Hensucker, seflorita A. de Pardo, seflo.
rita p Romero, senorita P. Boria y sirvien
ia, senorita P. Besosa, doctor Falhaber 81.
Schusenburg, senorlta E. Ibanua tres
ninos, 81. Kemp, Fl. Hofteimer, w. Trow.
bidge, F. Tullerghast, Francisco Abarca,
Marcelino Sola, NJ. r.. Gatell, j. Volmer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

iSabsn los coleccionadores cuantos sellos
hay en- la actualidad?
La cifra es tai que asustsra al filatelista
mas apasionado.
Resulta que Sc han creado hasta ahora en-
en- ell mundo 24626 sellos.
Inglaterra fgura en- este total por 4066 y
sus numerosos protec torados y colonias POI
1925.
De las diversas parties del mundo, Anne.
RIGA bate ell "record" con 4795 classes distin.
tas de sellos; le sigue Europa con 1865;
Asia con 2773; Africa con 2467 y Oceanfa
son 1926.
Solo durante ell ano pasado Sc han emf
lido 815 tipos nuevos, de los cuales ZIG per.
tenecen Europa, 2O2 Asia, l46 q Africa
131 America y 122 Oceania
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

El Tribunal de Distrito de Arecbo ha
acordado la citaci6n de los peritos Jose Con.
de un tai Alfonso el testigo Eduardo Ar
tau, para que comparezcan ante dIcho Tri
bunal fin de ser examinados como testigos
en- la causa que Sc le,sigue Pereglino vi
Lamil otros, por allanamiento de morada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

Ell Gobierno italiano limitara sus recla
maciones China, por perjuicios causalos &
sus nacionales durante los dltimos successes,
/. 800 600 frances.
La indemnizaci6n que reclamara el Papa,
por la destruction de las misiones cat6licas,
sube q 100000 frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27
pARAIAs AFeCCIONEs De LA CARGAN.

Ha sido aprobada la transferencia de la
concession del ferrocarril de Monterrub;o
Villafrfa, en- la provincial de Burgcs, hecha
por Mr.. Richard Preee Williams favor
de la sociedad inglesa The Sierra Oompa
ny Limited"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

LOS NUEVOS ARANOELES [Tarifa
Dingley]. Sc hallan de venta en- el "Bole
tin MercantiV al precio de 5 1.5O ell elem.
plar. En- Ponce seran vendidos por don e.
Sanchez Galiano en- Mayaguez por los
se1ores e. Franco y o: d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

I'll perl6dico ingl6s "Daily MaiP' publica
en- una de sus 1ltimas ediciones un telegra.
ma fechado en- la Oiudad del Oabo, en- que
Sc asegura que 81 general De Wet tiene ba
jo SUI mando un ejerclto de $500 hombres,
10 canones de los mejo1es, 200 furgones lie.
nos de vfveres, y todo cuanto puede ser ne.
cesario para seguir holgadamente una cam.
pa3a que dure seis sete meses.
FL "Morming Post", por su parte, censu.
ra duramente el plan de campaha que estAn
desplegando actualmeLte las tropas BRITAIN
cas- en- ell Transvaal, y llega q deeir que la
persecution de De Wet ,por los generates
ingleses parece una persecution de opera
c6mica.
Reconoce el sMorning Post" que De Wet
puede vanagloriarse de que le correspondent
en- la actualidad todos los honores de la cam.
pa1la.
En- breve legara esta capital proceden-
te de Mayagiez ell letrado don Jose Ramon
Freire, con Objeto de formar parte de la Go.
mission Calificadora de las Leyes de Puerto
Rico.
A iniciativa del Presidente Zelaya, ell
Congreso Nacional de Nicaragua coniri6
al general Cipriano Castro 81 grado de Ge.
neral de Division, que es el mas alto con
que aquella rep6blica recompenSa sus ser.
vidores.
Hace POGO muri6 en- uno de los asilos de
Chile la pordiosera Clorinda Quinteros, 4
quien se ls encontraron dos boletos de de.
posito del Banco de Talca, por valor de
$4,000, varias prendas y una regular can.
tidad de dlnero en- sus bolsillos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

Por incomparecencla de testigos fue sus
pendido en- la tarde de aver ell juioio oral
de la causa instruda pOr ell Juzgado de
Lola, contra Pantale6n Roldan, por ell su-
puesto delito de lesion 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-27

Ell doctor Geronimo Malionado, hijo, ha
sido nombrado Presidente del Estado de
Carabobo, en- Venezuela.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
GO FEaS 80 GQOJ WORK.

high wind was the worst thing i'm the
form OF hazard that the golfers had TO
contend with who were competing yes
terduy In the se-Soie Qualifying round Of
the annual fan tournament Of the Allan
tic City Country Cub. With the excep-
ton OF the wind, the weather was ideal
Tor golf as the sun was warm ana bright
while the links were in superb condition.
While the amateur champion. Waiter J.
Travis. who now holds the Atlantic cup,
was the lion of tho day. and carried the
gallery IN both the morning and after
noon. the gold medal offered for the best
score in the qualifying round was won
by his old rival. Findlay 3. Douglas, who
beat the present champion out By single
stroke.
In the morning Douglas who had
good stiff playing partner In w II Davis,
Lakewocd, who won the first open tour
Dament Of the Atlantic Ciiy Country
ClGL. last December, was forced % play
his best all through the round. and u re-
suited In his doing the course In 81 des-
pite the high wind, i; was two strokes
better than champion Travis was able TO
90 and no giass received much praise
for his excellent work l.atcr on w r..
Smith OF the Huntington Valley Country
club also came in with an ST.
Douglass played an equally steady
game in the afternoon, when he placed
an Sc TO his credit, giving him the en-
viable score OF l73 for SO holes. Travis
likewise played brilliant golf, going out
SO ana coming home In +2, his IS being
The best round OF the day, and landed
him within ono stroke of the best score
made in the Qualifying round. Smith fell
or a couple OF strokes in his afternoon
play but still his playing Was of a high
order and nc finished g good third. There
was a tic FOR tho 18th place between A.
II. Rem, 1gton Philadelphia Country club.
and l.. c. Puiver. fountahah Country
club. which will be PLAYED off tomorrow
morning. There IS also a tie for 18th
place in the con nsola t'on cup division be-
.ween T. c. Eimever and John Mex.
Thompson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
IN MERRY DANCE.
SWiChmen'S Union Had Very
Successful Entertainment In
h.usic Hall Last Evening.

The first annual ball OF the Narragan-
sett Lodge. No. 104. Switchmen's Union
OF North America was held last evening
in Music Hall
Reeves orchestra furnished the music
and rendered the following program:
Overture. 'Pique Dame" Suppe; plcco-
10 solo. Through the Air" Cox. Mr.. Fred
Panle1- -saleetieff,- SSiT-Efng UirT, Her
bert: clarinet solo. selected, Mr.. f. A.
Scott: selection, Irish Airs" Godfrey;
duet, cornet and trombone, Mr.. Church
and Mr.. Spary; descriptive piece. Dance
OF the Goblins."
Following are the committees TO whom
much of the success of the occasion Is
due.
Reception committee-David c. Shore.
Joseph Miller, Harry III. Beardsley; COM
mittee on arrangements, Andrew j. Dom
ahue, William Davis. W. III. McGrsgor, p.
ID. Shore, II. w. DroE. N p. Davis, Jr. +;
floor director. John NJ. OMeara; assist
AM floor directors, Patrick DAILY, Daniel
Day; aids. Philip w Hale, Thomas r. On,
]. H. Connors. William Kennison, Albert
r. Nixon. John McGovern, W. II Burke,
Peter Lamont. c. NJ Mcdonald, Felix
Beaudry, w. W. Ash, John r. Greene.
Thomas Hogan. Martin Hunt, Thomas
Kelly, John j. Daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
BAINs TEAM.
1tlM IDIuIS, ,... 9If fI1t
COATES TEAM
CANS CO Q1ERED.

Terry McGovcrn is now the undisputed
lightweight champion OF the world. He
knocked out Joe Cans OF Baltimore at
Chicago last night after 2 minutes and
seconds OF fighting IN the second round.
Cans put up very poor exhibition. and
was never In it at any Stage OF tho
game.
McGovern started rushing him az the
sound of the gong. and never let up un-
III Cans was counted out. lie never del
ivcred an effective blow during the fight.
and for a man or his reputation ne made
a fight which will gain him no friends
among lovers of true sport in the ring.
George s sler the veteran referee. who
presided IN the ring, said after Cans had
been taken TO his corner Cans put up
very poor light That's all 1 have TO
say"
McGovern put up a clean. fast fight
from start TO finish. and Is entitled to
oil the credit OF victory. He fought
hard and fast, his blows went home
straight TO the mark, and IL the fight
is TO be cried down at all II is on ac-
count OF ehe miserable showing made by
Cans.
During the first round he never at
tempted TO mix H. He never made an
effort 10 use his left counter for which
he is famous. ana did nothing but back
away with scared look on his face.
In the second round he attempted to fight
n little ut the opening. but soon rosortcd
60 his backing tactics. attempting TO re-
turn blows and making no effort to block
the hot ones which McGovern sent In on
his mouth and face. As he rolled down
on the floor time and time again after
every rush McGovern made. he looked
around with a helpless express on, as
though he had no idea whether ~ was
part Of the proceedings for him to rise
or remain where he was. On the last
knockdown. he was on his back for six
seconds. rolled over on his face. ros, TO
his left knee and remained I'm that posi-
tlon until Siicr tapped him on the shout
der. telling him that the fight was over
and that he was loser. He was lifted
ana was able TO walk In a feeble msnne
TO his corner.
IS McGovcrn. smiling ard waving his
hand. turned toward his corner, he was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
GOOD PROGRAM.
Providence Colony, u. 0. P. f.,
No, l45, FitiIagIy Observed
It's Eighth Anniversary.

Providence Colony No. 145, L. o. i. F.,
ittingly observed it's eighth anniversary
at Palestine HALL SO Westminster street.
last evening. with a large attendance OF
members and guests.
After the collation. which was served
from To 6. II. S. Treadwell OF Boston,
supreme governor of the order, delivered
an interesting address
At the conclusion Of his remarks the
following program was rendered:
Piano selection. Miss Florence Ches-
trough. reading. Miss Linder Blake; vo-
cal solo. Miss Bertie Angell piano duet
Misses Florence Chesbrough and Flor
euce Swansoni cornet srfrstieTiT Roy Mich
OILS: piano and mandolin selection, Miss
Laura Brown and Mildred SMELL singing
by three little Pilgrims. Misses Florence
Chesbrough. Florence Swanson ana Dora
Ferth: reading. Miss Eva Morally; sing
ing, Miss Evelyn Sweet; reading, Glrdie
Blake vocal solo. Miss Gertie Angel;
reading, l.. A. Mason.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
Ne Ucrld Of sports ].

picked UP in the arms of HIS manager
and seconds and carried bodily TO his
chair In an instant the ring was
thrcnged with cheering McGovcrn adhe-
rents. who gathered around the Brook
lyn boys corner and cheered him again
and again. McGovern painting a little
from his exertions, but with 10 marks
Of any kind. started 10 put on his clothes.
"isc only hit Jne once" said McGovern.
and 1hat was In the nrst minute Of the
first round. lie poked his LEFT into my
mouth good and hard. but | knew ! had
him on the next exchange"
Cans had no excuses 10 offer for his
quick defeat, His seconds. however, said
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

The New England Duck Pin league
schedule brought the Music Halls and
Providence teams together on the Music
Hall alleys last evening. and a dire
catastrophe resulted for the Provi-
dence team. They were outrolled and
outclassed from start TO finish. and ex-
cepting the first game never even had
lookin. The Music Halls. on the other
hand. We're in fine fettle ana rolled a
strong game putting up tho high score
OF i4i0 pins
Both teams started of al q fast clip In
the first string. and IL was a nip and tuck
struggle until the last frame, where the
Music Halls put on more stcarl and won
out by three pins. The succeeding games
were sinecures for the Swftitcs, who
literally buried their opponents. Nc
Quiston led the cast, with a single OF l2s
and total OF 2s5. The summary:
MUSIC HALLS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
SITUATION REMAINS The SINE

Narrowed down to six sore, battered
and strained riders the six-day bicycle
race In Madison square garden has now
become a contest OF the nations.
At midnight last night, or the begin
nirs OF the NTH day OF the contest. only
one American team Is left in the race.
Elsss ard Mcfarland. who with Pierce
and McEachern. the Canadians. have now
covered iSi7 miles AMI four laps. Eikes
and Pierce ero the freshest raen Of the
six. sut they are showing the weakening
signs with each revolution Of their wheels.
Mcfarland Is almost wreck. All day
Yesterday a doctor was In constant at
tendance on him.
Elkes and Mcfarland and Pierce and
McEschern Iced the French team.
Cougoltz and Sinnsr by only one lap. and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
BILLIARDS..

Cutler the crack Boston billisrdist, had
a narrow escape from defeat last night
In the class y amateur championship
tournament at the Knickerbocker Ath-
lctie Club Theatre. Schmidt OF Chica-
GO was only few points behind him up
20 TIRE tITt- firrr1tisss, bet i+ies kiss help
ed the Bos .onlan out Of his difficulty.
Paige beat Bill!ter in another close game
Ia the afternoon.
The victory pts Cutleer IN the lead
IN the tournament with kellogg and Hen
drick tied for second place. Tonight
Hendrick plays Schmitt. and this after
noon kellogg meets Biiliter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

he was overtrslned and that his stomach
had been bad all day.
In McGovern's corner were Sam Hsr-
ris, Danny Doughcrty Jack Donahue ard
Charley Mayhood. With Cans were Al
Herford. Harry Forbes, Henry Lyons and
Sam Bolsn.
Queensberry rules. there were many Wig
orous expressions OF dissatisfaction
among the crowd. II being openly sssert-
CO by m-ny That Cans made deliberate
fake Of his fight.
There were numerous stories last night
ard yccterdsy that the hzht was fixed
Tor hcGover TO win, aIN the betting set
steadily In that direction during tho q
hours previous 10 the lght. Wednesday
night IL was Ito that McGovern wculd
etsy the limit. Just prior 70 the hEht Il
was even money that Cans would be
knocked out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
ROGER WILLIAMS.
FILL RI.fR 2; TAUNTON |.

The Fall Rivers aad Tauntons rolled 2
record breaking contest in the New Eng
land Duck Pin leazu Ecfiss at The
Spindle city last evening. the Fall Kiysr
team ca pturins the odc game.
The Tauntons won the opening string
by IA pins bet iort tn. second By feur
pins. In tho hnal round the Fail Riv.rs
started on st a phenomenal gait aad
kept Il ~ oil through arc fnisned with
tho remarkable acore a. 5si. breai.iaS tse
worlds record ~ ST. made by the Risht
Hg wlxs last scs son. n gau was the h!sh
roller, with n totai of 2s5. The summary:
FALL RIVER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
n CERU.

We. the undersigned. do hereby agree
10 refund the money on a Decent bottle
~ Greencs Warranted Syrup OF Tar II
u falls 20 cure your cough or cold. We
siso guarantee a 25-cent bottle 70 prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Blanding e BlandinR. 4. W. Fenner,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
HtERtHSn KNOCKED CUT.

cd out in the 18th round at Hartford last
night by Joe Nalcott. The white man
had the advantage in height, reach and
weight. but his hard blows did not have
any effect on Walcott. A right hook on
the jaw put Hanrahsn out Walter Burg
OF Boston and Jack RYAN OF Brooklyn
fought a nine-round draw The bouts
we're in the Coliseum ana were Witnessed
BY 1900 people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
h.Ttl ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANsETT-w F McCardy. cy
Price, Z Mcndelsop, W + Howard. C T.
Dillingham;, New y ork; & III Wcstwood,
Toronto; W II Heald. Sandwich. Conn: }
Washington, ID G; a b Evans. Baltimore
G G Toune Boston; a Salvage. 9 r
Fessendcn, New York; + Garvsn, Hart
ford; W & Beldcn. Mr. and Mrs James
Brown. " Fowkes, Boston, James Bea-
lin. New YorS; Thomas Holland. w IL
Cough, s X Mathews, Philadelphia; l. Il
NORM. New York; a III Armstrong
Sandwich; Geo Healey, New York; r K
Il Moore, Boston; Harry Leach. Chicago;
X A Beal, T. II Ncn, ID hchtenden, New
York; W Stell, omana; ii y Barnes, Chi
csso: J r Lockwood burlington; g d
Rochester; w w Ballsgh, New York; G
A Tilt. chies go; A Livingston, Jr. j y
Scott, Jersey City; II Keyeney G ] VIII
der, c r Osborne, New York; Q 4 RIB
bon. Boston; + Bradley. New York;
A Msthswsou. Fall River; ] II Bron-
son, Waterbury; Chas Mccormick; ISos-
ton; II - Nixon. New YORK; II Con-
nelly. Waltham; Sivin w Rosen-
natl; w II Berth New York r Pear
son. Boston; j Sullivan, Chicago.
DORRANCE-R c Strickland, Warren;
J Bloomberger, w II Kilvert - y; 6 j
Hooper. T. c Rsyner. "a Munroe, Bos-
ton; l. r Fuller, ~ V; o Sanders. Bos-
ton: w n Babcock, Prov; Chss Grew.
Z r Hoxie. + n Gerry. G u Pendlcton,
Boston: "A r rashin. ~ Y; a S Hopkins,
Prov: Bronetta. Wolverton; j a Raid
win, Burlington. Vt: Il Harris, Boston !;
Sam Stone N Y + T Allen, Boston; r @
Street. sontar. n Y; J George. Boston:
w Remig, n Y; + G Bexton. Spring
Held; A DeReard r Dreyfus Emil
Porges, N Y h B IIqwes, Boston; IA
williamson. \ Y;J S Gay, Cavendish; IL
Hodgson. Worcester: Joe stack, Boston;
T. A Miller. NJ soIoman. 8 y Cohen, n Y:
J Rosenheld Springfield; "A G Chip
pendale Holvoke; e Achom, Portland !;
VI Lenahan. Prov; II Halliday, n Y; Jas
Smit.., n Y: A w Rudihill, Bait, Ind; A
Hart. n Y III Irwin, Boston; II w
Haffstat, Pittsburg
NEWMAN II Danser, Boston; y
Lazarus. n Y: a TagEart. Toledo; I b
Hudson. Boston. v & Strickland, War
rem: @ A Haseltine, = IT Bronson, 9 r
Holt. Boston; Joseph Harris. N Landry
w n Cooper. Brestin, y Y; G. Weiland.
Phil; " l. Morris. V. a Lewis. Syra-
cusc: w II Litoh. n y. ~ hshtpn. Ros-
ton; Richard Thornley,. Il Greenwich; A )
Daniels Orange, Mass: II Blackbird,
Jas Baxter. ~ A Bishop. q 4 Ward. @
III Smith Boston: " " Tucker. Wake
field: c @ Idttiencid. Phil 9 II hndrews,
Boston. . II Humphrey. Walthami 9
Boos Ed Rosonba aum. - Y; r. + MoChen-
ny. Pail. a X Mcmahon. Newport; = ID
Moore. Boston. VI Nolan. Baltimore
Lester Woodward Boston l. IS Ten
ney. ~ Y: w r Riley. Phil; A Els
worth. Chicago; q " LeBosquet Lynn;
Louis Harlow. Boston; J y Taylor. n "
l. q II Palmer, Boston. e G Buckley
Hartford; r rurtt Boston
pERRIN--C 1ucider kenncv snrlng-
Geld. s r Randall. Jr Brown. Jr. Bos-
ton: Y Whitmore. Boston W Garfield.
Orange: Thos Nurrav. J p Brown, BOs-
ton: J Fred Burton. Woonsocket; 1
Brady, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

THEATRICAL NOTES.

cess and popularity of the musical comedy
is the demand made by the audience for
the repetition OF more or less of the musi-
cal numbers that are introduced, or that
form a necessary part OF the play.
This fact has been and IL nightly H.
lustrsted by the demand made by the au-
disnces attending the production O. that
bright comedy, Miss Prinnt," which that
clever woman, Marie Dressler is starring
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

the doggod determination and frightful
bursts OF speed Gougoltz shows at times
makes natural the opinion that there is
still lots OF vitality left In him.
After the Frenchmen como Fisher and
Frederick. the Swiss team. and kaser
and Ryser OF Germany. Stinson, the
Swede. and Waller. the German. who had
previously kept close 10 the three lead
ing teams for miles lost two laps yester-
day afternoon and are now back OF Fish
er and Frederick. Kaser and Ryscr.
Babcock and Aaron.on and Turville
and Gimm had to withdraw as teams in
t.-e early hours OF yesterday morning on
account OF the serious injuries received by
Aaronson and Turville Gimm and Bab-
cock, however were allowed to re-enter,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

Sutherland. I'm an acrobatic comedy
sketch. and Pete Baker, the German dia-
lect. vocalist and comedian form n very
strong trio OF leading features for tho
Keith entertainment next week. and en-
sure a lively and thoroughly enjoyable
program even were there no other such
attractive acts as those OF Johnstone
Bennett. vaudevllle's greatest protcan
comedlenne. tho Nawns IN Irish comedy
and Musical Dale. the most finished In
strumcntalist ever heard on the vaudo-
VILE stage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
MUSIC HALLS.
PROVIDENCE.
ROGER WILL ANS 2; CASINOS l

In the New England Duck Pin league
last evening the Roger Williams had as
opponents the Casinos OF Fall River, and
in q decidedly uninteresting contest de-
featcd them two out OF the three games
rolled. Low totals prevailed and the
game was entirely devoid Of any special
features Boban. with "A total OF 2Sc, car
ried of what honors he could iind. The
summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14
HURT HIS CASE.
MCGOWAN Abandoned by His
Counsel Owing 10 Conduct
In Court.

Patrick MCGOWAN. who A. few days
aro made an assault upon John NcMil-
Ian at the works OF the Norcross Broth
ers on Kingsley avenue with hammer,
was adiuged guilty by Judge Sweetland
this morning. and tho court increased his
bail from $1,000 90 $1,000. for the action
Of the grand jury.
McGowan's conduct I'm court was In a
large measure due for this, for as one
Of the witnesses passed him, he made a
foul remark. and Judge Sweetland asked
the witness what the remark was.
when II was repeated, McGowan's coun-
sell John NJ. Brennan. ESQ, Informed the
court that he would not defend the man
any longer.
McGowan went TO Jail. where he will
remain until the grand jury acts upon
his case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

Bain's team won the odd game from
Coates Aggregation IA the Mercantile
Duck Pin leogIe last evening IN a very
Interesting contest. RicCurdy and Smith
were tied for the honors at 2s1. The sum-
mary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

an act 20 be seen next week at keith's
which II shrouded I'm mystery as deep as
that which envcloped the Girl With tho
Auburn HAIR. There IN said 20 be no sim
1aritv between them: and the public II
ct 10 guess until the opportunity is az
forded to solve the mystery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-14

the race yesterday afternoon 10 fight for
the seventh or laet prize
The score az ? O'Clock WAS as follows.