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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-23
ROCHESTER,.

Ilay. Greminger--3 Two-baSe hits
~ Reilly. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Rickert
|Sean Double plays-O Reilly 10 Mclean:
p'Reilly (unassisted) fWrigley 20 Nc
Lean; Gray to Bean. First base on balls
|-Of Klobedanz 9 Hit bv pitched hall
Carney. Struck out-Bv Malarkey 3: by
|<lobedanz 3. Umpire-Gaffney. Time
IN. Som
ARatted for Klobedanz In the ninth.
swimming run mad with one oat
(Second GamA)
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NEITHER TEAM WON.

Toronto and Hartford completed their
series with an thinning tie. at 2 TO 2.
The game was called on account OF dark
ness. Two singles and a triple gave
Hartford their runs I'm the sixth inning.
Miller was fortunate i'm holding the Wis
itors down, as his arm troubled him in
the early innings. Flaherty had Hart
ford guessing except I'm the inning named.
Gatins was out OF the game owing TO an
injury. Masseys work was off and his
error was costly. The seasons series
resulted In Hartford winning ~ and To-
ronto games. Attendance. 500. Score:
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TO BASEBALL TEAMS.

The managers and captains OF semi
professional and amateur teams arc in
vited to send notices Of games. chal-
lenges. results and items OF interest re-
garding the PLAYERS 20 the sporting de-
psrtment Of The News where IL will re-
ccive prompt publication.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston 4. Cleveland T.
Chicago s. Baltimore 3
Philadelphia |. Detroit o.
Washington 4. Milwaukee g.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago At Baltimore.
Detroit AT Philadelphia.
Milwaukee at Washington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-23
GOLF AT THE PIER.

An invitation golf tournament was be-
gun at the Point Judith Country club
yesterday to terminate Saturday. The
responses were not up to the usual work.
either in point of numbers or prominence
Of players. At $3.50 the qualification
round Is holes, medal play. first is to
qualify for the presidents cup. was on,
rhe second is TO qualify for the consoia-
tlor cup. There were so few entries
that all qualified.
Quite delegation had entered from
the Agawam club. all good golfers, and
there was no little disappointment when
II was announced that all save r. r.
Harris had withdrawn. The record of
this course is "A. the bogey being 81
hence the scores made I'm the qualifying
rounds were not particularly good The
low man was Byers OF Yale. He made
the IS holes I'm 81. taking No. with three
strokes. The Rev. Mr.. Prescott OF
Washington tied Charley Hitchcock. the
winner OF the presidents cup last year,
with the score OF S.
Howard Hitchcock. who made good
run up for the cup I'm 1900 considered
a string OF fves not good enough so
he had three to go. Had he completed
the round he would have had a cinch on
the consolation cup The qualifying
round for the presidents cup resulted
as follows
E. NJ. Byers. 81: the Rev. p. NJ. Pres
colt. IS: Charles Hitchcock, Jr.. ss: Frank
VI. Bohlan. 50: Horace Wylie. 81: George
'. Cooke. 81: O. Perrin. S2; Grenville Kane
90: r. NJ. Prescott, Jr.. 90; Howard X.
Hill. 90: Dewitt Loomis 90; w. W.
Kemble rs; DR. Hamill. 81: n. p. Harris.
%; II. Batcheller, 100; the Rev. J. w.
Forbes. 100.
For the consolation cup-F. q. Beach.
i0l: G. C.. Goffe. 101: Ned Murphy. 1o1: r.
r. Robinson. 1922 Sidney T. Miller. l02:
Sherburn Prescott. lN: H. w. Dun, 10s:
Harold Richards. 1O6: G.. O. Mayer. l06:
G. W. yulee 100; w. 8. Sierck. 1O7 Alfred
Beardman. 112; w. II. Crawther. III
The drawings were as follows:
Presidents cup-Kane and HILL wylle
and Kemble. Prescott Jr.. and Batchel-
Ter. Hamill and Harris. Bycrs and Loomis
G. Hitchcock and Forbes. Prescott, Sr
and Perrin. Cooke and Bohlan
Consolatio cup-Yulee and s. Prescott
Cavther and Robinson. Beardmore and
Mayer. Murphy and sierck. Kellogg and
Reach. Dun and Cone
Richards and Miller drew bye and
piay tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon the
arst two rounds IN both the two cups
were played resulting as follows:
PRESIDENTS CUP.
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A GREAT SURPRISE

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Hits-Pittsburg 10; 81 Louis 2. Errors
Pittsburg 2: 81 Louis l. Batteries-Phil-
ippi, thinner: Harper, Ryan.
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CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

Providence won again yesterday. max
Ing three straight
Only 81 points between Providence and
Rochester W.
Brown ala well in shutting out the Pan
Americans yesterday.
Last Saturday Senator Reiner manager
OF the Centredale baseball club. deposited
s25 as a forfeit for a game with the j. +.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-23
AMATEUR GAMES.
CENTREDALE WON.

The Certredaies defeated the ST Mich
aels Yesterday i'm game. which lacked
interest. although one error was made
by each team Score:
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MONTREAL.

lan--5; Bannon. Blake 2, Roach, McFall-
5. Two-base hits-Roach. Dooley Dele
hanty. Stolen bases-Smith. McGamwell.
Shearon. Dooley. Struck out--By McFall
l. Umpire-Kelley. Time-2h
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the change of rig may indicate Mr.. Law
sons purpose to turn the boat over TO
some .ew York yacht club member for
the approaching races.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


Providence 4. Buffalo 0.
Worcester 4-3, Rochester 81.
Hartford 2. Toronto 2--ll innings.
Brockton 5. Montreal 5-l2 innings.
GAMES TODAY.
Rochester at Providence.
Buffalo at Worcester.
Toronto at Brockton.
Montreal at Hartford.
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BUFFALO.

Runs--Cassidy. Friend. Leahy. Brown
- Two-bsse hits--Brown. Friend Hay
ward. Sacrifice hit--Staffor Double
3plays-Brown 10 Connor To Cassidy: Sulli-
Nan 20 Cassidy: Clymcr 10 Hayward 10
Csrey: Carey To Hayward "a Nickery to
andrews. First base on balls-Off Brown
3: of Amole !. Struck out--By Brown
f Wild pitch--Amole. Umpire-O' Lough-
Nh. Time-lh. l0m.
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BRocKToN.

The catching OF Roach and remarkable
catches In the outfield by Bapnon and
Odweil were the features. Score:
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AT STATE RIFLE RANGE.

The shooting at the state rifle range
continued yesterday. and the following
scores were made:
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EACH WIN.

A rugged finish with the stick won for
Worcester I'm the first of the two games
PLAYED yesterday afternoon. Doran's $
single. OReillys double and Rickert's
ine hit over second turned I'm the two
winning runs. This game was featured
py snappy play with O'Reilly as the all
round star. Rochester got away with
he second game. which was called on
hitting did the trick. Fast work by
Rochester nipped worcesters chances.
Attendance, 100 The scores:
First Camel
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Boston 8; Philadelphia 2. Batteries, Pit
finger. Kttredge; orth. Douglass.
NEW YORK oUTcLAssED.
Hickman made his first New York ap
pearance as pitcher at Washington
Park yesterday. and though not hit hard
by the Brooklyns was liberal with bases
on balls and received wretched support
The basting of New Yorks was as weak
their fielding, and they we're easy VIC
Tins for the champions. Attendance $50.
The score:
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Hits-Brooklyn 6; New York a. Errors
Brooklyn 2; New York 6. Bate us-
Newton. Farrell; Hickman, Smith.

Hits-Brooklyn s.: New York 4. Errors
Brooklyn 2; New York 6. Bate xs-
Newton. Farrell; Hickman, Smith.
HAHN PITCHED GOOD BALL.
The old reliable Hahn. the premier
south paw OF the league, pitched one of
his characteristic games ye Jterday, and
as consequence the Chicago Remnants
were defeated I'm the Anal game Of the
series. Hahn won in easy style. Ihe To-
Gals took kindly to Eason's curves and
compelled him to retire In the fourth in
ming in favor of Taylor, who pitched
splendid ball. allowing but three scatter
ing hits IN the five innings he officiated.
Attendance 1900. Score:
Innings ..... 2 8 s7ss
Cincinnati ,...... 0 OK q
Chicsgo ......... 0 o 0 D.
Hits-cincinnati .; Chicago 6 Errors
Cincinnati j Chicago 2. Batteries-Hahn,
Pertz; Eason. Taylor. Kshoe.
POOR JUDGMENT LOST THE GAME
The Pirates took yesterday game by I
score of TO 3. Poor judgment at the bat
by the st. Louis was responsible for the
victory. The game was noted for It's fast
fielding Harper pitched a good game. de-
spite his vildness al times. while Phil
ippi pitched excellently for the visitors
Attendance 300. Score
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riil bottle or common glass With your
water and let Il stand tweniy-four horrG :
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-23

sediment or ccf-
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
tion OF tho kill
neys; II II stains
your linen Il is
evidence OF kid
ney trouble: too
frequent d.s.re 10
pass II or pain Ia
the back Is Also
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

REstbis YES lhhDAi'
Boston >. Philadelphia 4.
pittshurg g. 81. Louis =
Brooklyn Z. New York I.
Cincinnati s. Chicago :.
GAMES TODAY.
Fhilsdelphis at Roston.
Brooklyn az New York
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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WORCESTER.

Runs Bean. Barclay, smith O'Hagan.
ireminger 2--i. O'ReillN Rickert. Smoot
B. Tvo-base hit-Cireu1inger Three
ase hit-Barclay. stolen ba se-Bsrclay
Double plaNsB Bean 10 Smith 10 O'Hagan
|. Nriglcy TO ~ OReilly. FIRST base on
ais Lush. Smith. McPartlin, OReilly.
truck out-Smith. oITsEsn. O'Reillv.
moot Wild Mcrartlin. Umpire
Gaffney Time--ih. 25rn.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAME CLOSE, BUT POOR.

Moore held Boston down 10 frve hits.
but his gift proved expensive. two of the
four men he passed 10 first scoring Boston
played wretched fielding game. literally
handing runs 10 Cleveland in the sixth
and seventh innings. Attendance S427.
Score:
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\ TIE GAME.

Brockton and Montreal played i2 in
|ings Yesterday. and with tho score to <
mpire KELLEY called the game on ac-
|ount Of darkness. IN the sixth Mccain
-eil made = disastrous nuN. which was
|oilowed by Montreal scoring four runs.
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CONsoLATION CUE.

beat Loomis. up and to play; Bohlan
beat Cooke, up and TO play.
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PRESIDENTS CUP.

Prescott. Jr.. beat Batcheller. up and
20 play; Hill beat Kane. ? up and 10
play: Hitchcock boat Forbes. s up and
10 play: Harris beat Hsmill. up;
Kemble beat wylie. I up; Perrin beat
Prescott. Jr., 8 UP and l 10 play; Byers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-23

The Worcester Telegram is In error In
stating that Kelly. the umpire, left the
New England league on account OF a
cut down in salaries. Kelly asked for
more money, and his request was not
granted.
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Hits-Washington 4; Milwaukee 3. Err
Washington 4; Milwaukee 4. Bat
terics-T.ee: Clarke; Hastings, Maloney.
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Johnny McGraw insists that Baltimore
Is a desirable city for the American or
for any other league. The rowdy scenes
there this week lead lovers OF clean base
ball 10 the opinion that Baltimore should
be dropped from the baseball map, and a
lot of Baltimore players and bleacherites
sent over acknowledgements Tele-
gram.
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ORTIZ HIT FEELY.
Inc visitors made a good rally In the
ninth. but II was too late TO save the
game Orth was hammered hard when
hits meant runs. Jennings did great work
at short. Attendance s25. Score:
Innings ...... 2345 s7ss
Boston ........... OIL 2 o o. Ox-5
Philadelphia -. 0'2 90 1000 "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. or rI,rcTIo1-'-


By virtue OF the authority vostns
ns mayor Of the city Of Houston Y .
virtue of the following ortiInnnea ana
city council Of the city of Honstoe,. q h
July ], 1901, there Is hereby eallo plass
notice given, of an election by tSlu y
lied property taxpaying voters 81 ne .s MI
of Houston, to be heldAon Thnrsdaae "
25th day of July, 1901, said ordinary d
follows, to-wit y /
An ORDINANCE providing for Tho Y
mission to the qualified pronarss q
paying voters OF Che city Of Horus. v
the proposition for the Isanama.sna 4
bonds Tor the purpose of paving ~.
BE y ordained by the city council :, !,
Section l. That an election he III.
the qualified property taxpayine VOID
the city of Houston on the 25th aant I
July. 1901, az which election there ay \
be submitted to vote Of the az. Sss
voters who are property taxpayersq u ns
city of Houston, n proposition ~ Y
issuance of bonds OF said city Of III. y
in the amount OF two hundred ana w
thousand dollars t$240, oo0o0l for IL ~
Houston; said bonds are to he NY
forty years from their date and shapIal''ss w
Interest at the rate of 1--WE (5) per cen. " &
annum. sAt p
election shall he as follows: rs W.
First ward--Shuptrine hall.
Second ward--No 10 Engine Hopss
Third ward--Central Fire Station
Fourth Variability & Dow Han
Fifth ward--Pythian Hall
Sixth Minister'S store. 2o2o w..
ington street. "a@
Section 3 None but qualified yote,.
said city, who are property taxpayer !
said city, shall be allowed to vote al N
election.
Section 4. Legal notice of said elee,,.
shall be given by the mayor and S'i "
secretary and the manner of holding w
election shall be governed by tho N.
of the State governing general election
Section >, This ordinance shall take
feet from date Of Its passage and pubas
ton, and all ordinances in conflict h-.
with are hereby repealed,
Said election Will be held under and h
virtue of said ordinance and the prss
sons of the law in such cases made n
provided and will be held at the time n
respective places provided for In sald h
dinance. The polls win open at s o'clhs
a. M and close at o'clock D. m.
(SEAL) ]. d. W0OLFoRp.
Mayor of the City Of Houstor
Attest:
A. Upper. City Secretary,
Houston Texas, July . 1901
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NOTICE OF ELECTION,

BY virtue of the authority vested IN u
as mayor of the city of Houston and n
virtue of the following ordinance of NJ
city council of the city of Houston, pasg
July l. 1901, there is hereby called AZ,
notice given. of an election by the orsi
fled property taxpaying voters of the M
Of Houston. TO be held on Thursday M
25th day Of July, 1901. said ordinance Is y
AN ORDINANCE. providing for the NJ
mission TO the qualified property Ii,
paving voters of the city Of Housts
Of the proposition for the Issuance h
bonds for the purpose of sewering Z
said city of Houston;
Be It ordained by the city council 4
the city of Houston
Section l. That an election be held Il
the qualified property taxpaylng voters &
the city of Houston an the 25th al
Of July, 1901, at which election there sSii
he submitted TO a vote OF the quallfsss
voters, who are property taxpayers
the city of Houston, proposition for d
$50. 0000n) for the purpose of seVering \
said city of Houston; said bonds are 10 n
payable forty years from their date aal
shall bear interest at the rate of i've q
per cent Yer lnnun.
section 2. The places for holding tus
election shall be as follows;
First ward-Shuptrine Hall,
Second ward--No. 10 Engine House.
1nlfu W3Iu--1 G0tIdl- NIX. Etdi
Fourth ward-Milby & Dow Hall
Fifth ward--Pythian Hall
Sixth ward--Minster's store. 202o Wtss
rgton street
Section 8 None but qualified voters I
said city. who are property Taxpayers
said city, shall be allowed to vote at ssg
election.
Section A. Legal notice of said electIh
shall be given by the mayor and di;
secretary and the manner of holding *
election shall be governed by the ass
I Of the state governing general elerseus
Section 5. This ordinance shall taxi N
feet from date of its passage and pull
cation and all ordinances In conflict heIs
with are hereby repealed.
Said election will be held under and y
virtue of said ordinance, and the nrrls
sions Of the law in such cases maae ~
provided, and will be held at the tiE.
and respective places provided for in sls
ordinance, The polls viii he open at
o'clock a. m, and close at o'clock D n
(SEALl j. y. WO0LFQRD-
Mayor of the City Of Houston
Attest;
A. Upper. CITY Secretary. /.
Houston. Texas, July 2, 1901
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By virtue of the authority vested In e
as mayor of the city of Houston and NJ
virtue of the following ordinance Of "a
city council of the city of Houston pass
notice given, of an election by the qus'
fled property taXpaying voters of the a3
OF Houston, 70 he held on Thursday, Y.
10Th, day Of July, 1901 said ordinance 4 T.
AN ORDINANCE providing for the ss
mission to the qualified property q
paving voters Of the city OF Houssf
of the. proposition for the Issuance Y
bonds for the purpose of building scae
houses in said city of Houston
Be 1t ordained by the city council II
the CITY of Houston:
Section /, That an election be held
the qualified property taXpaying voters VI
the city of Houston on the 18th VI
of July, 1901, at which election there sal,.
he submitted 10 a vote Of the quaHa'
voters, who are property Taxpayers N
@ Of Of b oSas Of SAID afy Of
In the amount OF fifty thousand doIAs
$4,000 0ol for the purpose OF bula.s
school houses In said city, OF liousst
from their date and shall bear inter-
at the rate OF five 90 per cent per anl.
Section 2. The places for holding s9y
election shall be as follows.
First ward--Shuptrine Hall
Second ward-No. 10 Engine House
Third ward--Central Fire station
Fourth ward-Milby & Dow Hall.
Fifth ward-Pythian Han. 49,.
Sixth ward-Mnster' store, 2O2O W'fL
Section 8. None but qualified voters
said city, who are property taSpayu
said city. shall be allowed 70 vote ~ vi
election ,.st
Section 4. Legal notice OF said elecoss
shall be given by the mayor anu VA
secretary and the manner OF holalhs isssi
election shall be governed by, lne a,is.ss
Of the State governing genera \, ei fste
feet from date OF It's passage ana phs XIV
cation and all ordinances In conner Y
with are hereby repealed. Ia n,
Said election will be held under an IL,
virtue OF said ordinance, and the Ps'
sions of the law in such cases m M MI
provided. and win be held az ths v
and respective places proylden los on ~ Il
o'clock a. m. and close at o'ei,elSnAp
1SEAI1 ]. u. WOODBURY.,
Mayor Of the City OF hous's
ATTEST Upper. city Secretary. \
Houston, Texas, July 2, 1901. --------yJ
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. otace,
Comptroiier OF the Currency. WASH
ton. u. c., June II. l9Ol.--W heress ,a
satisfactory evidence presented w unnf
undersigned, It has been made 70 a w 4
Houston, In the city of Houston. Hl y Y
county Of Harris, and State Of lesy8
has complied with all the proYlslYsni n
the statutes OF the United States n
quired 10 be complied with beIoss NJ
association shall be authorized 70 =
naence the business OF banking; n..s,
Now, therefore, /, Charles 6. 49, 49,
comptroller OF the currency, DO 49,
certify that the Merchants S $3.50
hank Of Houston. In the city OF Hovss'7
in the county Of Harris, and sIsN \
Texas, Is authorized TO commenn NJ
business OF banking as provided y, III
fiou HfRN OF the Revised Statutes o. Fl
United states. ~
In testimony whereof witness my ~
and the seal Of office this 18th aN
June. 1901 CHAS. G.. DAWEns n
Comptroller OF the Curreneys "a
CHARTER pumbex 6S0Ss
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sealed by mail So DR. White Medicine
Co BOX g. Houston. 1-29
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