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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-25
Norld Of sports.
MUDDY TRACK At AQUeoUcT.

Three favorites and three second
choices rewarded the good-sized
crowd that braved the rain at the Aque-
duct race track yesterday. The track was
a sea OF mud. There was noticeable i'm
proyement In the work of Starter Cas-
sidy. who got his fields of promptly and
I'm good alignment.
Bullman carried off the riding honors of
the day. having four mounts three OF
which won, while the other finished sec
ond.
The most popular victory of the day
was that OF Virginia" Bradley's good
colt Robert Waddeil. I'm the fourth event,
a handicap at about seven furlongs. With
Bullman up he was made a hot favorite
at To s. The rank outsider Robert Met
calf made the running TO the upper turn.
where he was overhauled by the favorfte
and Janice, who fought II out through
the stretch, the Bradley colt winning by
"A head.
A strong tip on Lucky Star i'm the first
race caused a plunge that cut his price
from TO l to II 20 and his hackers
never had to worry, for he led all the
way. winning. ridden out, by a length. A
hot tip that went wrong was out on
Criterion for the nth race and he was
made AN even favorite with All Green.
but he could do no better than a poor
third Summary:
.Eirst race, 3-year-olds and over, sell
ing, about furlongs-Lucky Star III
lBullman), ~ TO s, won Buffoon, III
Piggotp. TO :. second; Hardy Pardee,
1i5 tMichaels), 20 to !, third. Time
20 2-5.
Second race. maiden 2-year-olds. sell
Ing, furlongs-James Bitz. 10 tBull-
mann, 10 ], won; Lacrusta, 96 (Thomp-
SOM. 30 To 1. second; Merry Hours, lo3
(Siyers). 100 TO J. third Time 1904.
Third race, S-year-olds and over. sell
ing. d furlongs-Gold Lack. Il2 Henry.
to 2, won; Her Ladyship, 10s OBullman),
TO 1. second ;Margraviate lO5 CBrennan),
10 TO /, third. Time 1:i7 is.
Fourth race. handicap, 3-yesr-olds and
upward, about Z furlongs-Robert Wad-
dell, ia OBullman), 5 To 5. won: Janice.
1N Dandry), 10 2, second; Speedmas, 1Oi
SHAW, 3 60 /, third. Time l:2s AS.
Fifth race, 3-year-olds, 5s furlongs-Au
Green. JOB SHAW. 10 3. won: Himself,
los 0ienry) 10 1. second: Criterion, 103
(Booker), 10 g. third. Time / :09 2-5.
Sixth race, 2-year-old flllies, furlongs-
Chirup. lO4 u.andry), TO 1. won; option
al, l0i (Slack), Z To 8. second Margie s.,
30 uBrennan), 20 2, third. Time LOS is.
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AGAWAM.
EASTERN LEAGUE TODAY.

II his honor Jupiter Pluvius decamps on
his much needed vacation today tho East
ern league season In this city will
be opened with the Hartford team oppos-
ing Billy Murray's hired men
Gov. Gregory and r. T. Powers presi-
dent OF the Eastern league. will grace the
occasion. and with the inspiring strains
dlscoursed by the American Band and the
imposing ceremony of floating the cham
pionship pcnnant To tho breeze, should
make ~ gala day indeed
Although the daily downpour of rain
has become almost n hxture, nevertheless.
owing 20 the excellent system OF drainage
~ the park. the diamond IL in fairly good
shape and will afford the spectators an
excellent opportunity to witness some
speedy playing.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby all the Sunday games will be
played az Crescent Park. instead 81 NJ
Rocky Point. rs WAS the custom last sea
son. and ~ Is expected that owing 10 the
accessibility of tho Concv Island ~ tho
East. bis attendances VIII be the order.
The first gamc will take place on SUNDAY
next. The Providence club having tho
Hartford team as opponents.
The program az was stated in yester-
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be sent from other important mines in
this region.
The mines of the Canadian Copper
company and others in the Sudbury belt
will be represented on large scale with
samples of material showing the various
uses To which nickel is put in the manu-
facture Of nickel. steel. etc
A belt Of corundum- bearing rock ez-
tending for about eighty miles through
and Renfrew, In Eastern Ontario, will be
represented. These have recently beer
explored and considers BILE sums of money
spent in building mills for crushing and
separating the surrounding rock.
on account OF the incres sing impor-
tance OF this industry as much space as
possible will be given TO it. Material
will not be lacking. as those interested
have offered enough 10 all ten times the
available space.
LAND OF A THOUSAND LAKES.
This section OF Canada. including Peter
Niborough. Muskoks, Parry sound. and
Nipissing, is the most beautiful and ex-
tensive summer resort I'm the whole
world. Ii contains a thousand lakes
with a million islands.
Mica, both in the raw state direct from
the mines OF Eastern Ontario, as well as
assorted and made up into boiler and pipe
covering material, electric insula tors cts,
will attract considerable attention i'm this
direction.
A column made out of three blocks Of
solid graphite, four feet at the base and
twelve feet i'm height will be sent from
the Black Donald mine. i'm Renfrew
county. A fun assortment of prepared
graphite of different grades showing the
quality of this material viii also be con-
tanned In this interesting display
IL is impossible TO make more than an
outline sketch of the mineral exhibit
from Ontario that is now being put I'm
place for the exposition.
Many minerals and their allied indus
tries showing a great many side issues
and leading up to business lines of var
ious kinds, I'm some cases remotely re-
lated TO mining. will be very interest
ing feature of the exhibit.
Minerals from the other provinces when
added 10 the collection from Ontario will
produc comprehensive display well
90 awaken greater interest I'm
Canadian resources.
II is not generally well known that
Canada is larger i'm territory than the
United States. including the recent ac-
QUESTION of Porto Rico. Hawaii the Phil
ippines. and the two islands In the Sa-
moan group. The Pan-American will
this. as well as many of the
vast resources that are for the most part
lying dormant.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE EXHIBITION

A rather unique and very interesting
physical culture demonstration was given
In the Lyman gymnasium last evening. by
the pupils of the Brown school. and the
extremely clever work of these small lads
whose ages range from To IL years, re-
fleets great credit on the Efficient instruc-
tor, Or. Fred +. Parker, of Brown uni
versity.
Marches. calesthenics. and dumb
bell drills. wrestling by the entire
class. a ten-yesrd dash and a potato and
a relay race made up the program and
gave true insight into the excellent re-
suits attained by this system. The Brown
Symphony orchestra dlscoursed pleasing
music during the evening and II was
greatly appreciated by the good attend
ance present.
In the l0-yard dash Roger Freeman
proved the f'eetest OF foot and was hon
ored with the blue ribbon. The potato
race proved very exciting and after sew
eral preliminary heats. the final was won
by Metcalf Pierce. The class was divid-
ed into halves for the relay race and
each side ran against the other amidst
great excitement. This event concluded
tho exhibition which was creditable TO
director and pupils alike
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SHERIFE'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence, Sc:
Sherins Omce.


Providence. February 9th. a. D.. 1901.
BY virtue and in pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number 1O50S issued out of the
Common Pleas Division OF the Supreme
Court holden at Providence within and
State OF Rhode Island. within and for the
County of Providence, on the lth day of
February, A H. 1901. and returnabe TO
the said court August 4th. A. >. 1901. up
on a Judgment rendered by said Court on
the 18th day OF January. A. ID. 1901. i'm
favor Of Calvin $. Davis Of Mantle I'm the
State of Connecticut administrator 60 In
Rhode Island of the estate OF Emeline r.
Burnham plaintiff. and against Julia \.
G.. Hayward and George w. Hayward.
both OF Providence IN said County OF
Providence and State OF Rhode Island
etc, defendant. 1 have this dsv at 81
minutes past o'clock y. m, levied the
saia Execution on all the right title ana
interest, which the said defendants had
on the fth day OF December, A. ID. 1900.
at Is minutes past 1 clock p. IN. Cthe
time OF the attachment ON the original
Writ in and TO the following described
real estate. VIZ;
That certain lot OF land with all tho
buildings and improvements thereon. sit
uated In the City OF Providence, bounded
ana described AZ follows: Those three
lots OF land known and described a. lots
numbers lS3 10 and l9l on Assessors Plat
No. q Of the City Of Providence and re-
corded AT the office OF the Assessors OF
Taxes Of said Providence. reference
thereto being had.
Notice Is hereby given that I will sell
the said attached aud levied on estate &C
Public Auction to DE held IN the Sher-
iGs Onice in tho Providence County
Court House, in said CITY OF Providence
I'm said County or Providence. on Satur-
doy, thc 18th day OF MAY. A u. 1901. 70
T. O'Clock M FOR the satisfaction OF said
execution, debt. Interest on the same.
costs OF suit my own fees and all con-
IlnErnL expenses. IL sufficient
ALBERT q. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff.
a2j-m2-9-l6
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BF0WN GAME POSTPONED.

The impropitious weather of yesterday
was a good and sufficient reason for the
postponement of the Brown Williams
contest. and as the the Brown sched-
ule is pretty nearly filled IL Is more Nan
likely that the game Is off for good.
Exeter is Browns next opponent and
the fast little prep school team will un-
doubtedly give the collegians a hard bat
tie. Robinson. the Brown football coach.
Is in charge OF the New Hampshire lads
this season and although he has had
difficult task In bringing the team 90 it's
form usual az the this time OF the year.
nevertheless they Will without question,
give q good account Of themselves.
The game will be played on Andrews
field. Saturday afternoon and will surely
draw good crowd Harry Paine is still
hors dc combat as a result OF the light
injury he received In the Holy Cross
game. and from present Indications IL
looks as though he would be unable 10
play against Yale.
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I've been willing TO be managed rather
than manage, that is, by those who can
do IL.
This experience was before / became
a'professional: and / managed an anna
teur dramatic club that could only get a
hearing from its friends once i'm six
months. The club. feeling itself like the
traditional prophet In his own country,
decided to infiict itself on some of the i'm
offensive outlying towns, where sppre-
citation of art would not be smothered by
familiarity with the artists. The club
funds were low, and after we had ar
ranged for our printing and paid I'm adj
vance for the hall, we had no money left.
/ calamity came TO the rescue with s25
with which I had intended 20 buy much
needed suit OF clothes. That stamped me
as the moneyed man of the club, and l
was at once chosen manager.
'"The fatal-fateful, ] meant 10 say.
night came, and We found ourselves at
the hotel. strutting pompously around for
the edincatiOn OF the grinning natives.
At o'clock we were at the theatre un-
packing valises and bundles In fifteen
minutes everything was ready but the
audience. However we were patient,
and told each other that no one went To
a theatre until 7;45. Then o'clock came
and the only seat that had been sold
went to sewing machine drummer.
whose excuse for coming was that it was
too lonesome at tho hotel and he had Co
do something. He Joined the ianitor and
the boy who had distributed bills at the
stove I'm the back part Of the hall. and
the trio made facetous remarks at our
expense.
Just when the gloom Of our despair
vas thckcst and the situation becoming
painfully udlcrous. n merry chattering
aud the sound OF many feet was heard
coming toward the hall. We rushed 20
the door and On tho dim light deserted
dozens of mon and women coming to the
show. ON the instant evcry body was
awake 90 the Importance of assuming tO
be- busy. The orchestra began tuning up.
the lights were turned on ruiz. tho actors.
who had joined tho janitor at the stove.
rushed back to the dressing rooms. the
sewing machine man ceased io be face
tlous. and hurriedly took y seat I'm tho
front row. | took on anew the pompousity
which my position as manager demanded.
and the whole place had an air OF being
hair full Of spectators when the process
zion OF people reached the door.
1T was an intense moment. and I shall
never forget my feelings when the crowd
looked curlously in-snd passed on, "
was donation party gong 10 the minis
ters house ln the next block
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FIGHT At THORNTON.

liam Bruce. came east from Chicago a
short time ago with the intentions OF
picking up a small fortune for Bruce was
OF the opinion Holland could whip any
man Of his weight. hut the pair were very
much disappointed when they saw their
prospects disappearing for Holland ran
UP against Joe Butler % Lynn at the ex-
hlbition given hv tho Union Athletic club
at Thornton last evening and Holland
was simply outciasscd and this was evi-
dent 70 everyone during the last half OF
tho first bout
Holland worked hard. and stood the on
slauGht as long as he could. and much
longer than most men would care to-
At the end OF the third round Holland
was counted out.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PovIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence, Sc:
sherins oface. Providence.

providence, Sc;
Sherins Office, Providence.
February 9th. A. ID. 1901.
BY Virtue and in pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number 10.50l, issued out OF the
Common Pleas Division OF the Supreme
Court holden at Providence, State OF
Rhode Island. within and for the County
OF Providence, on the 18th day of Jsnu-
ary, a. ID. 1901. and reulrnable to the
said Court July 2Sth, A. ID. 1901. upon a
judgment rendered by said court ON tho
18th day OF January, a. ID. 1901, In favor
of Joseph n. Gilmore or Jersey City IN
tho state Of New Jersey, plaintifr. and
against William r. Shepard OF the City
0nd County OF Providence and state OF
Rhode Island. defendant, 1 have this day
at - minutes past 10 O'Clock a. ro., levied
the said Execution on all the right, tisss
and interest. which the said defendant
had on tho 2Sth day OF November. A ID.
1900. at - minutes past IL o'clock a. m.
Che time OF the attachment on the orisi-
nal writ. I'm and 90 the following de-
scribcd real estate, viz:
That certain lot OF land with all tho
buildings and improvements thereon. SIT
uatcd In said Providence and bounded
northerly ON Somerset street ninety Avs
(95) feet. eastorlv on West clifford street
forty Cl0) feet. and southerly on land now
or formerly OF Alexander Duncan and wife
ninety-hve C5) feet. and westerly on land
now or formerly of Edwrad Curtis forty
Cm feet. and is lot number a or ths
Holden Plat, so called, on record In tho
office of the Recorder or Deeds IN said
Providence. I'm Plat Book at page A. and
also on plat card ~. being the same
conveyed 10 William II. Stcp-
ard by W. b. Rounds by deed dated Au-
gust e. 1881. and recorded in said Office
eff said Recorder of Deeds IN Deed Book
$40 az page lSs.
Notice Is hereby given that I VIII cell
the said attached and levied on estate az
"A public auction "a bc hold In the Sherinrs
Office In the Providence County Court
House. IN said City Of Providence In said
County OF Providence. on Saturday. tho
18th day OF MAY. A ID. 1901. az ~ O'Clock
NJ. for the satisfaction OF said execution,
debt. interest on the same. costs ~ suit,
my own fees and all contingent expenses
n sufficient.
ALBERT o. COATES
Dcputy sheriff
apr %, llal e9-lS
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!'::!:Iheatres. g!
"A POOR RELATION"

Sol Smith Russelrs great comedy. "a
Poor Relation the attraction secured
by Manager Spitz for the Empire Theatre
next week. viii be one Of sterling merit
and the fact that 10 H. under tns sSan-
agement OF Fred G.. Berger for thirty
ample guarantee OF n strong cast. ella oor-
ate scenery. costumes, stage settings
etc.
Frank keenan,. who succeeded Mr. Rus
sell in the character of Noah Vale when
the great comedian suCCumbed to over
work two seasons ago. Is ono OF the most
original actors the stage has recently
gained: his facial expression IS exceed
ingly effective for comedy purposes. and
his pathos is of that quiet. convincing
character that never oXersteps the mark
Mr.. Keenan,. though a young actor. has
had long and varied experience. having
played leading parts and been a producer
OF some OF the great New York aud Bos-
ton successes. A. John Storm in The
OF press and public
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days News will be fulfilled and everything
that will tend TO make the initial contest
OF the year a success Will be carried out
10 the letter
The game will star~'r $3.50 o'clock with
the teams batting I'm the following order:
Hsrtford-Turner, T. f.: Shindle. 3b. /;
Campbell l. f.; Myers. 2b.: kuhns. s. s.;
Msssie. H., Fleming, c. T.: Crquhart, c.;
Becker. Hemmiug or Hodson. p.
Providence-Sullivsn, Walters, r. T.;
Wagner. ;. s.: Fiourney, l. e. Cassidy.
lb.; Stafford. c. e.; Henry Sb. Connor,
2b.: McAuley, c.; Dunkle, Braun or
Friend, p.
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GOLF AT AGAWAM HUNT CLUB.

The golf season opened at the Agawsm
Hunt club yesterday afternoon, under
ers frequently ankle deep. drenchng
rain fen all the afternoon and casual
water was galore.
The event was team match. between
the Agawam and tho Concords Very de-
cidedly the Agawams had the upper hand.
all finishing up save Dan George who
made a score OF 1855. Graves had a
formidable opponent in Jack Mauran. be-
ing beaten II down
Despite the condition of the course
Mauran made "a low score and had the
good luck at almost every hole OF getting
tie within short stroke OF the hole
and taking IL by q stroke less than
Graves. so that I'm spite OF the apparent
bad defeat. as Indicated by the score
Graves put up good golf. Going out. he
halved the fifth with Mauran. Score:
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CHICAGO.

Runs, DObbs 2 HanIey, BeckIey. traw-
ford 3, Irwin, Peitz. Phillips--l0: Childs
King, Dexter--9 Two-base hits, Magoon.
Phillips. Hartzell. Dobbs. Delehanty.
Dexter. Crawford. Childs. Irwin. Three
bases. Green, Doyle Raymer Sacrifice
hits. TAYLOR, Delehsnty, Beckley. Double
play. McFadden, corcorsn To Beckley.
Struck out. by Phillips /: by McFadden
3: BY Taylor 2 Base on balls. of Phil
lips :: of McFadden 5: off Taylor 3. Hit
by pitched ball, by McFadden 2. by Tay-
Cincinnati 5: Chicago IL. First base on
errors, Cincinnati >. Umpire, Emslie.
Time. 2h.
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WAS ONCE A MANAGER.

81 was a manager myself once" said
George =. Farrcn. the handsome heavy
man" " the Albec Stock company - ne
blew whin Of smoke from his lips med
itatively Yes. 7 was n manager for one
consecutive night. but ! confess that my
experience was such that ever since then
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CANADA RICH IN MANY ORES

CONTINUED from Page Fivcl
copper and nickci-Copper Industry VIII
probably be tho most important. 4
block of concentrating copper ore (cop-
per pyritesi weighting ivc tons is on the
way from the Rock bake mine. and stint
lar pieces OF somewhat less weight will
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
OLE THE CLUBs.
CINCINNATI 10. CHICAGO ..

The back waters OF the Ohio river
We're I'm left and centre fields of the Gin
cinau GROUNDS yesterday, but small
dyke kept the waters back SO that a
game was possible. Many hits were made
into these lakes and they were all re-
stricted 10 doubles by a ground rule:
Hartzell and Harley each got good
dousing while chasing files In the water
and their aquatic feats were enjoyed by
the small crowd The game was full OF
heavy hitting and Cincinnati finally won
out Today's game has been postponed
ON account Of the flooded outfefr At
fCndnnce 1000 Score.
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GAMES TODAY.
FOR CHILDREN

Nothing, that comes in a
bottle, is more important for
children than SCOTS emulsion
Of cod-liver oil.
And important" means tha,
It keeps them in even health.
Whenever they show the least
disturbance of even balance of
health, it promptly restores
them.
1t is 10 be used as a food,
whenever their usual food does
not quite answer the purpose
of food.
We'll send you niile to ,ry. 4 you Ike.
SCOTT { DowNL, ~ Pearl street. New York
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The Hoban. Wallace. Cahill ct al com
binatlon had on their bowling togs last
night in the contest with Billy Halls
cohorts. and while they did not roll up a
1870 score they knocked down 1882 pins and
also captured the odd string. Captain
Hoban. Cahil. Wallace Hall and Carr
were the leading lights. The summary:
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'Two out when winning run made.
pITTSBURG :. ST IOIJIS 4

The Pirates broke even. winning yes-
terdays game at st. Louis by 10 4.
Jones twirled for the Cardinals and Phi
lippi pitched for the first eight innings
for Pittsburg, Tannehill concluding the
game. The Pirates won I'm the ninth with
the game standing To and two men
out. Clarke got his base on balls and
beaumont drove "a mighty one for home.
The Cardinals went out on Nichols hit,
by hunted ball and double play by Ely
and Bransheld Attendance 1900. Score:
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PITTSBURG.

Runs, Burkett 2 Hedrick, Nichols, !,
Clarke. Beaumont. Wagner. Ritchey. Ely
.-5 Home runs, Heidrick, Beaumont.
Sacrifice hit. Jones. First base on balls.
OFF Jones 2; off ranpehil /. Double plays.
Padden TO Wallace; Padden. McGann 10
krueger; Ely. Richey to Bransfeld
Struck out by Jones 4; by Philppi /.
Hit by pitched ball. Philippi /. Jones /.
Umpire. Dwyer. Time. In. som.
xBatted for Jones.
'Batted for Philippi
ssNichols out. hit by batted ball.
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MERCANTILE LEAGUE,

Kings team won the odd game from
klinger's aggregation in the Mercantile
Duck Pm league last evening, and In do
ing 80, tied them for second place in
the race for the championship. Balm was
the star with 2'9. The summary:
KINC'g TEAM
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uIcrnl In sufficient quantity makes leather
vlouuL absolutely tight
BRowN BROS. CO.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CHICAGO s, CLEVELAND ..
The American league season vas for
mally opened at Chicago yesterday with
decorations, music and the hosting of
the championship pehnant. Hoffer was
Wild at the start. six gifts and four hits
I'm the first two innings giving the cham
pons their first game. Attendance 5000.
Score:
Innings. ........... 2 3 4 7S9
Cleveland. .......... 0 0 o 0 10 %
Batteries, Patterson and Sullivan: Hof
fer and Wood. Hits. Chicago {: Cleve-
land 4 Errors. Chicago l.: Cleveland ..
Umpire, Connolly. Time. III. 3om.
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KINGS TEAM.
KLINGER's TEAM
MUSIC HALL LEAGUE.

Team totals......... 40 n7 42s l2i
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HOBAN'S TEAM.
HALLS TEAM.

Team totals.....,... iis tes