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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
Mcrld Of sports.

The Providence team. with Corridor I'm
the box, did not have much difficulty In
disposIng OF the Brown team on Andrew
Held yesterday afternoon, and liey DEM
onstrated their superiority over the col
legians In every department OF the
game.
The cold wind that blew across the
field was not specially conducive TO gilt
edge ball playing, and the errors on both
sides may be attributed To this fact.
Brown did not play such a fast game I'm
the field as she did on Saturday last and
did not hit much better, 10 IL very evil
dent that the collegians need "A great deal
OF practice at the bat, for their hitting
in the Hst three games has been weak
indeed
Lelanu.piuched the entire game for
Brown, and after tho first few innings
was very effective and kept the bingles
well scattered Whlttemore caught a
fast game and lined out two pretty sim
giles. His wing was I'm great shape and
not Providence player dared to steal.
The final score of 10 j was n fair esti-
mate OF Providencos superiority over
the Brunonlans. and IL was evident that
should they play again the professionals
would win by a larger score. The score:
1pr,ntvrrrNvr.,,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
INTER.cITY BOWLERS.

tics az duck and candle pins was effected
Tuesday and the schedule arranged. The
hrst game will take place IN this city on
Tuesday evening next between the Provi-
deuce team and the quintet from wor-
ccster.
The leading candidates for the local
I'VE are Johu r. Swift Bessier.
tBrownl Jack Wallace. Jones Nickcrs,
Hoban. Godfrey. Hail NJ Macdonald.
Payton aud NcQuiston>
The schedule H. as follows.
First wcck-April -. Worcester ~
Providence; April -. Boston ~ Fail
River.
second week-April 81 Fsll River al
Worcester. Nav ? Providence at Boston.
Third weck-May :. Worcester at BoS-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
Doings in the :.
=. Jociai G)orid.

Dr. and Mrs. James Il. Sullivan will
give dinner this evening at their resi-
dence on Wayland avenue i'm honor OF
DIR. John F. McCusker and his fiancee,
Miss Nellie Taaffe. Other guests will be
Mr.. A. j. Molloy and Miss Mollie Bren-
men.
Miss Pegran of Angel street gave a
very pretty yellow luncheon to eight Of
her young friends yesterday.
Mrs. John ID. Lewis, Miss Lewis and
Miss Helen Knowles left Providence yes
terday en- route for Europe
Mrs. "A. NJ Coats arrived in this city on
Tuesday for brief stop. She returns
again to New York today, and will spend
the summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ. Smith gave a
dinner TO eight guests at their home on
Midway street, last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
FRIENDS SCHOOL

Yesterday afternoon I'm one of the clos
est ana most exciting games Witnessed
on the Friends School grounds I'm recent
years, the Quaker team defeated the rep
resentatfves of the Classical High School
by a score of IL TO II. The High school
team gave the Quakers the hardest strug-
gle they have encountered in "A long time
and were II not for the assistance OF n
kind Providence which seemed to hover
over them the High school team would
have surely compelled them to haul down
their colors.
The Friends appeared very confident at
the outset of the. contest. but as the In
nlngs progressed their cynical smile
changed TO one of anxiety and when
Classical made a heart breaking rally at
the beginning OF the ninth, making runs
and coming within hailng distance of the
Quakers, several cases Of apoplexv was
narrowly aVerted The ever ready din
ner bell was also In evidence and was
The "lrrenressible" Dunleavy. who
graduated last year was absent from the
'9uakers' green-sword for the first time
IN number OF seasons and from the
playing of the Friends IL was apparent
that his services this year et least will
be surely missed. Marshall who covort-
the diamond pitched a fair game and al
though he was batted hard at critical
stages, will nevertheless prove a capable
man before the season ends.
Wells was ON the slab for the High
school team and the clever manner ~
which ne pushed his shoots around the
h''hS VI 'Ht ppposlnE DhNSu1en was y rev
elation. lie VIII prove world OF
strength TO the school team this season
and there is no doubt but what thev Will
be very strong IN this one position az
least. Capt. Flynn was in great form az
the receiving end OF the battery, and
threw two bases with an aim deadly to
all base runners prospects Jones at
short stop was also very much IN evil
dence both In the field and ct the bat.
The Classical teGm was a little weak
At the bat but easily demoustrat ted tllir
superiority in every other department OF
tho game
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18


Sherif's Office, Providence.
February. A. ID. 1901.
BY virtue and in pursuance OF an Exc
aon c9t9n Npm6er Pnss o issued os ,s out Of the
Court holden at Providence. State of
Rhode la!end, uithii and for the County
OF Providence. on the 10Th day Of Jahu-
the said court. July 70, A. ID.
BY said Court on the 18th day Of January. January.
OF this city and County OF Providence
and state OF Rhode Island and Adminis-
traitor OF the estate OF Frank g. Walsh
tin. and against Mara j.. Walsh OF tho
state. defendant. I have this day at 20
minutes past o'clock Z. AZ, levied tho
interest which the said defendant had n on
the 22d day OF June. A. j.. 1899 at IS min
utes past ? o'clock A. NJ, .tthe time oe
and TO the following described real estate.
viz:
one certain iot Of land situated IN .he
Town OF crauston County Of Providence,
and designated a. lot number four hun
drcd and ninetceu ,4lF) on ths plat sntl-
tied. Partition plat in equity suit NJ.
2gl Ferdinand Potter and others, vs. Ar
thur Richmond Potter and other S1.
prcme Court. March Term. 1885. by J.
a. Latham June. iSS6. which plat q re-
record OK plats for said Cranston.
Notice a. hereby given that I will sril
the said attached and levied on estate az
j Public Agctipn 20 bs held in the Snet-
inr Oflco in the Providence County
court House. IN said City of ProN'deuos
i'm said County OF Providence. on sat-
arday. the i1th day OF MAY A u. 1901.
at A. o'clock NJ for the satisfactiou pf
said execution. dobf. interest on ths
-amc costs 30 suit, my own fees aud all
.Jnting...t Expenses, n sufficient.
ALBERT -. .rcNTES.
ksgu'y sa.rS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

Walter Wilmot is getting together a
6pou 5Iawers ,sabn hn,ns aor L1uisylle, among ths
@. Ntchol.
The National league umpires will be
Emslie. o'Day, Dwyer and Colgan The
Louis and given out the tip that his team
will finish better than ninth in the eight
club league.
Pres. Johnson acted wisely IN stopping
the exhibition games between members
or fhe American league The National
gave UP that style of play some time ago.
~, Nobody can teach man how 20 bat"
Hanlon has often said, unless he is born
with a natural ability 70 hit the ball
Give me a man who is not afraid Co
stand up to the plate and take crack AT
any kind or pitching and I'll Undertake
To improve his stickwork 100 per cent. in
a season.
Double dealing and contract breaking
We're never before INDUCED in TO such an
extent rs this year, says VIII Rankin in
the Clipper Contract Jumping is as dam
Gerous 10 the best interests of the nation
al game as crooked ball playing, and the
former should be condemned with the se-
verify that was inflicted upon the latter.
Tho equity suits brought by the Phla-
delphia National league club 10 restrain
Latoie, bernhard and Fraser from play
ing with the American league, and TO
test the validity OF the option clause OF
their contracts. have been definitely fixed
Tor argument In court next Saturday. In
the event of the court postponing action.
Col Rogers Will ask for a preliminary
injunction.
Billy Keeler has this TO say about
the new rules: THE rules prohibiting
the pitcher from warming up after the
batsman is In the box is enough 10 Short
en- the game. You will see players OF one
side hustling in after an inning i'm order
70 let the opposing pitcher have as little
time as possible TO Timber up between in
mngs: This rule Is all right but do not
ike the foul strike rule or the rule MAX
ing. hit by pitcher "A ball. ANY man.
Inder the old rule, hit by a pitched ball
was entitled 10 his base. As IL Is now YOU
have TO get hit four times before you can
take your base. You may go 10 your base
after you have been hit four times and
you may go To the hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
WRIT OF HABeiS CORPUS REFUSED.

Columbus, Ohio, April iS.--Judgc Bigger
has refused "a writ OF habeas corpus.
brought by sherman Mote of Indianapolis
To secure the release OF John r. Wood
ward. Federal prisoner from Indiana.
serving lS months sentence for send
ing lottery tickets through the mail
When Woodward was convicted sen
tcnce was suspended on condition that he
'eavo the state of Indiana. He returned
10 vote, was arrested and execution of
sentence was ordered Woodward claim
sd that after the expiration OF the ten
DAYS time to leave the state. he Was be-
,ond the jurisdiction of the court Judge
Bigger held that Woodward was at all
times under the Jurisdiction Of the court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
FELL Is FEET.
Garyes Badly Hurt by Dropping
From a Staging.

Joseph Garves. carpenter in the em-
ploy of George Andrews. a contractor.
and who was employed on house in pro-
cess of construction at Adelaide. near
Elmwods avenue. fell from staging, at
7:l5 this morning.
Garves was 25 feet above the ground,
and fell by reason of losing his balance.
lie was thought TO be injured quite Sc
riously and was sent 10 his home, 80
Waldo street, in the X. l. hospital ambu-
lance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
ALL TIRED OUT.
Hundreds More in Provi.
dence in the Same
Plight.

Tired all the time
Weary and worn out night and days.
Back aches-sid aches.
All on account OF the kidneys
Must help them at their work
Providence citizen shows you how
Mrs. John Mckee of 50 Codding street
says:--"As a remedy for the Kidneys I
can speak IN the strongest terms or
Doans kidney pills. on and on was
subject Of attacks OF backache and pain
throughout my loins and kidneys. At
times they were 20 severe that was
almost laid up. Finally J heard about
Doan's kidney pills and got them from
n drug store They proved the most cf.
f.ctivo medicine J ever used Two boxes
entirely rid me of tle backacho and dan
heavy achins besides toning up my sys-
tenn IN other ways. NJ husband also ob.
tanned sood results from their use
FOR sale by AL dealers Price 10 cents.
Toster-MiIburn Co. buffalo, \. ", sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name. DoANs. ana take
no other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
DOG WAS SHOT.
McGuirs's Canine Chawsd the
Leg Of BicycIisi Flynn.

Hugh Mcclure. owned a large Now
foundland dog. yesterday.
This morning tho canine was shot by
Dog Officer Potter.
The execution was brought about by
the dogs ferocity, yesterday. in attack
ing John Flynn.
Flynn was riding his wheel. on Gov
ernor street. yesterday and McGure's
dog ran out and seized him by the les;
and chewed the member savagely
Mcguire readily consented 10 the Kill.
ing of the dog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

George Gardiner, who has been spoil
ing for a bout since he returned from
South Africa, has at last got one with
Hurley. and IL he does not win from him
Gardiner should never more talk about
championship.
If Tom Sharkey should conclude to 20
10 klondike, he could pick up big bit
Of money by defeating Frank Slavin, for
the miners have high opinion OF his
abilities. Recently Slavin knocked out
Devine I'm four rounds at Dawson.
Tim Callahan, the only boxer that ever
got an award over Terry McGovern, has
been promised another bout with Me-
Govern In San Francisco May 10.
The sports at Memphis are laughing at
the man who refereed the recent bout
between Dobbs and Long in that city,
for he once let Dobbs ;ie on the floor 30
seconds, while forgetting TO count the
time on him. Dobbs has been confined
10 his bed since that bout.
Prof. Jimmy Kelley, the well known
trainer of boxers got into an argument
with two men IN New York the other
day relative TO abilities OF certain box
ors. < S~Svolver was finally produced by
one Of the men To clinch statement
III was discharged and the bullet passed
through the edge of the sole OF Kolley's
shoe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
BROWN FRESHMEN WIN.

The Brown freshmen baseball team
opened their season in a blaze of glory
yesterday afternoon. by defeating the
strong aggregation representing Hope
high school on Lincoln field by score
Of i TO g.
While the "prep" school lads nut np
fast article of ball they were no match
for the coliegians ana were outplayed
both at the bat and in the field. The
score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.

AZ New Haven-Yalo - AnAherst o.
AZ Middletown-Tufts Q. Wesleyan S
Al Washington--'ieorge z, Cornell
At Worccster-lioly Gross 10. Trinity
~ East Orange-Boston .. Syracuse 3.
At Brooklyn-Toronto 9. BrookIyn 5.
At Princeton-Princeto rs. Lehigh ,.
At Andovor-Andover s. Manhattan y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

ton; May ?, Fall River at Providence.
Fourth weekday II, Providence at
Worcester; May 10. Fall River at Boston.
Fifth woek-May u. Worcester at Fall
River; May 2s, Boston az Providence.
Sixth weekday q, Boston at Morces-
ter; May 30, Providence at Fall River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

First base on balls. off o'Malley 6: OFF
Farnum q. First base ON errors, Hopkins,
ostby, Toomey, Baker 2. Metcalf. O'Mal-
ley Struck out, by O'Malley II; by Far
mum TO- Passed ball. Metcalf Time, 2h.
Umpire, Eaton, Brown, 1901.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
BROWN.

Runs. Walters .. Wagner .. Corridor.
Gray. Two-base hit. Flournoy. Sacrifice
hits. Cassidy. Barrows. Stolen base
Gray. Double plays, Clark 90 Gray; Le-
land TO Barry TO Barrows; Barry 10 Gray
20 Barrows. First base on balls, off Le-
land ?. Struck out, by Corridor s: by
Leland j. Hit by pitched ball, by Le-
land /. Time, In. som. Umpire, Gaffnoy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

The Music Halls and the Taunton team
rolled their final games I'm the New Eng
iand Duck PIN tourney last evening, and
the local team ended up the season by
taking the odd game. Murray was the
star with a total of 300. The summary: .
MUSIC HALLS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

Inc sWlSs fine team. which won first
prize at the international match I'm Paris
last year, will come To the United States
next September TO shoot at Sea Girt
The Chicago Horse Show association
has declared dividend of p per cent. on
capital stock of s25 900. thus indicating
the success of its exhibition of last win
ter.
The oxford-Campridge track team,
which is coming over TO compete with
Yale and Harvard in September. IS seek
ing TO arrange meeting with the repre-
sentatives of McGill and Toronto univer-
stiles.
BY far the largest training table ever
established by the University of Pennsyl-
Vania for athletes was put i'm operation
yesterday, 80 men going under the direct
care of trainers. Twenty-four OF these
belong 10 the rowing crews, IL to the
baseball team and the remainder are
track athletes.
NJ. W. Long. the holder OF the worlds
record of AIS. for the quarter-miie run
has changed his mind about retiring. He
has entered for the relay meet of the
University of Pennsylvania April %, and
will compete at the stadium I'm the games
of the Pan-American exposition.
, At a mass meeting of Yale University
students yesterday the new code or rules
governing the eligibility of Undergrad
uate athletes was unanimously adopted.
Members of the first year classes in the
professional school now become eligible
10 teams, the same as freshmen from
other departments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

PROV. DEFEATS FALL RIVER.

The Providence team entertained the
Fan Rivers In the final series OF the New
England Duck Pin league last evening
and were repaid for their courtesy by
having the odd game pllfered from them
Flynn was high with 800. The summary:
FALL RIVER
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
IN PUGlLISTS' REALM.

Big Bob Armstrong became involved
in shooting scrape during crap game
In Des Moines recently and was lodged
in jail for a few days for vagrancy.
Walter Burgo must be thought well Of
In New Britain, when he can get match
with Matthews 10 take place at that city.
April q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
HOPE HIGH.

Runs. Otis. Joslin 2. Beldng o Metcalf
3. Benjamin .Mowry. O'Malley-I2: Bart
lett 2, Farnum. Hopkins. Ostby q Too
mey. Bakers Two-base hits. Joslin,
Mowry. Toomey Three-base hit, Otis.
Home run, Ostby. Stolen bases. Eddy 2.
Bartlett 2, Hopkins ?, Ostby 8, Cole.
Howes. Baker 2, Otis g. Joslin, Belding 3.
Metcalf 5. Benjamin, Ball .. oMalley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
PROVIDENCE.
NIGHT HAWKS LOSE ODD GAME.

At Fall River last evening tie Casinos
and Night Hawks rolled the concluding
games in the New England Duck Pin Sc
ries. and the former team were lucky
enough to get the odd contest A score
OF 26 by Lang carried off the honors.
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
THREE WEDDINGS.

At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Miss Louise, daughter of John Il. Kelly
was united in holy bonds OF matrimony
TO George j. kilton, AT the First Congrc-
gational church tUntarian). corner Of
BENEFIT and Benevolent streets. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. Augustus
NJ Lord, pastor of the church. I'm the
presence OF large number OF relatives
and friends of the young people. The in
orntely decorated for the occasion and
presented beautiful appearance. Miss
berths strang Of New York, attended
officiated In similar capacity for the
groom. The ushcrs were David G. An
thony, Roger q. Young, Zenas w. Bliss,
Sheldon.
A reception was held at the home of
the brides parents Immediately after tho
ceremony at the church. the newly mar
ried couple receiving the congrat1ation
Of their friends I'M one of tho pariors OF
the house. Mr.. and Mrs. Kilton left Tor
an extended trip through tho south last
evening
At tho residence OF Rcv. William T.
simmons, pastor ~ the Church Of the
yesterday afternoon. Miss Mary DwNer
daughter 81 oven Dwyer. was united in
marriage 10 Dr. Edward Y. Carroll. Az
ter the ceremony n reception WA held az
the home OF h brides patents on Ken
lcr street. wedding supper was SerIcd
aud congratulations offered the hafs,y
couple after which they left FOR New York
on a wedding tour. 4l..
Charles ]. Hammerlc aud Miss Mar
guerite Walworth were quietly united
I'm marriage Tuesday evening at the Ef,ls-
copal residence Of Bishop Harkins. Fen
ner street. Rev. Fr. Isownev was the
officiating clergyman and after making
the happy couple one. gave them his hIcs-
sing. A supper followed the ceremony.
at the home of tho bride. 81 Lester stl'pS.
sait,f, which RECEPTION was held from
to III o'clock Mt. aud Mrs ilammefio
VIII reside at 10 broadway after they re-.
turn from a short wedding journey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
CASINOS.
NIGHT HAWKS.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE.

Kings team won all three games from
Longs coterie last evening without the
least question. Pope led the cast with
a score of PSI. The summary:
KINGS TEAM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The Swiss rife team. which won first
prize at the international match i'm Paris
last year, will come TO the United States
next September TO shoot at Sea Girt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

Walter Wilmot is getting together a
good team for Louisville, among the
players being Grim, George Smith and
o. N'ehol'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

In a few short weeks or 30
This flend ON US viii pouncc;
What We don't care n cent Tor now
VIII cost q aoll&r al ounce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

Frank Robinson has arrived AZ st.
Louis and given out the tip that his team
will finish better than ninth in the eight
club league.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18

The National league umpires will be
Emslie. O'Day, Dwyer and Colgan. The
latter comes from the Interstate league.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-18
SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS

I4IOVIu0ncp, SC;
Sheriff's Office, Providence.
Eehr,larv A In fQ0f
The Savannah morning news., 1901-04-29

The First ward of Chicago is known as
one of the wealthlest in the world. The
political boss of that ward is Michael
Kenna, an alderman, who has become ia
nous in the Lake region and more or less
well known throughout the country un-
der the sobriquet of "Hinky Dink." That
is what the newspapers and the reformers
call him; and to base an opinion upon
what his critics say of him, one would
marvel that such person could become
a power in a great, rich and intelligent
municipality, with his alleged ignorance.
coarseness and corruptness.
The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
publishes an article giving a view of the
real Kenna and some account of how it
is that he Yields so much power in his
city. Kenna is neither a thug nor
tough. nor is he grossly ignorant His
speech is not polished, to be sure, and he
sometimes uses explosives that would jar
upon polite ears. But Notwithstanding
he is in the saloon business. he is warm
hearted and sympathetic. This is well
known to everybody in his ward, and
numbers every day with hard-luck stories.
If they are deserving people. Kenna never
sends them away empty-handed. He runs
a restaurant, from which no man is ever
turned away hungry, whether he has the
money to pay for his food or not, If he
is a deserving man. Kennas word opens
the doors of hospitals 10 the sick and suf-
ferlng, and his card is good 10 get a man
a job in city or other work. 1t is this
sympathy and charity, always freely
given, that makes Kenna the idol of the
masses in the First ward. He is a man
of his word, When he has promised a
thing. he always performs IT, and that
gives him the confidence OF his friends
and workers.
KennA is In politics as business. and
he applies business methods TO his organl-
cation. II Is the perfection OF that organ
ization, or machine" that makes him In
vlncible. The ward Is divided into pre-
cincts, ana each precinct has IT. political
captain and iieutcnants, all answerablo 10
Kenna for the condition u affairs In their
beats. 4 list embracing every voter in
the ward ~ carefully kept In three scpa-
rate sets safpguanded IN separate places.
20 that " ons sei should b. iost there
would be- 40 delay in tho workings 81 the
machine. Inc precunt workers are o..
qYlred ~ keep in touch with TIE lndiyid.
uHis. aad ~ knyw how every nan under
theif care Vii vote Or q new man moves
ini0 ile Nafd. BAL D. sf once pui on ile
iista ana inquiffl afisr SOD N ons moves
out fo sn0i0rf Haf4. hlt nams 10 irsns.
feu'l to fhe rri af 900 Organization ~
fNf ohf Haff Thuf ffF voter BE- kepi
ffaaf ~ iH fh0aFa 40 lf fhis hHnalha
fit ies8fft Dag fpa.H nifh fnf Ra|FilHah
fhsf Nfe fHe nnsehInf Ht fiffasfh. hna