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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
JERSEYMEN SECEDE.

state Council of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. WITT
draws From the National Council.
Past State Councillor Maurice !,
Rogers of the New Jersey Junior Ordl
of United American Mechanics,
Camoen, Thursday declared that %,
New Jersey State Council had forma
seeded from the National CouncI
Junior Order United American Ms
chanios. a new ritual. decided upd
at meeting held at Trenton, N. j.,
December. hs said, had been rublish5
and mailed to all the minor councils
the State.
The order in New Jersey has Y
councils, with 32,0O0 members, anq
according to Mr.. Rogers, the conclusid
| to secede is the outcome OF a loq
standing quarrel with the Nationj
| Council in reference to radical rea1
| justmsht in the basis of representatlq
| in the National Council.
According to the rule the State
| New Jersey, with its $4,000 memberi
would not have any larger represent,
| tion in the national Lody than sta
having the minimum. Hence the Nc,
Jersey State Council ignored the anntu,
convention last summer by not sendll
any delegates to represent them.
consequence the National judiciary
the National Council met in Trents
| in December to try the officers OF v
State Council for INSTRUMENTATION,
The State officers ignored the SUI
mons. As a result the State CourI
was suspended and demand was may
upon them to surrender all moneys a'l
other property at once to the Natlo1l
Council.
This the State Council refused 10
and after agreeing upon new rltul
and secret work formally declared thel
selves a separate body. The State Ply
ropudiats the assertion that
amenable to the national body, on
ground that it was incorporated pt
act Of the Legislature OF Ne% Jersf
passed in 1888, and is the only o.
authorized to use the title OF jung
Order United American Mechanics
The Matt, nal, Council obtained .n9
charter from the Common Pleas Cot
OF Philadelphia in 1893, the Jersey"
assert, and are distinct body.
Killed in Machinery.
Il Elktop, Nd. Jan. 10.--James 1
II O'Malley, aged about 40 years,
ployed at The Marley Paper ~ liIs
hilds Station, five mil6s northwes
Elkton city, was instantly killed WI
n work in the mill lHs' PIN
O'Malley. who was on the n ght 10
: ad occasion o go uoan in . the
hine room t. as is. 10 cutting
gu inc part of the machinery wa
was 10 operation. He was ca'gnl
the belt and oravn into the mach ~ d
/ his h ad. being horribly mashed
his erus and legs both cling DION
he deceas d ms a native o. I'd
coun y, Maryland. bui has oee,
resident Of Cecil crunty ftrhsnuht
Q 4 years. He iesded near Chor'y !,
ald was unmarried
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
Ayers
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PICTORIAL
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Three sizes: 25e., Soc, sl.00.

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TO you, all charges prepaid. Be sure and
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-. = III j. c. AVER Co., Lowell, Mass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17

NOTICE-I, THOMAS +. FLANNA
IN GAN, the tenant and occupant Of the hots
situated al northwest corner A and Townsen'
streets, In the Second ward Of the city 0
Wilmington, county Of New Castle. and stat
OF Delaware. In compliance with the require
ments Of the acts Of the General Assemhl
in such case made and provided, do hereby CIV
notice that shall apply in writing to the Co,ii
OF General Sessions OF the State Of Delaware Y
and flr New Castle county, on MONDAY. the ~
day Of February, A. d. 1901, being the next tcrl
Of said court, for license for said house as o.
inn or tavern for the sale therein OF intoXicatin
liquors In less quantities than one quart, 10 Y
drunk on the premises and the following y
spectable citizens OF said ward. at least twelve =
whom are substantial freeholders OF said war
recommend the said application. viz
James H. Green, Martin Heating,
Henry o. Roller simon y. Moran.
Julius w. Manske, George A. Hume,
JOS Lister Hugh Seaman,
Isaac Conner, James Dougherty,
w. e. Brucea Jas. T. McHugh,
Robert j. McCloskey, w. j. Faulkner,
Bernard Donohoe, James Corbiu
John Mcbride, james Enrner
Owen J. Palmer, John +. McAvaney,
Dennis II. Carr. Henry Reed,
James McQuade, Benz. X. Peacock,
| Beni Porter, Michael L. Cannon,
| Patrick Denash, John ], Bigglus.
p THOMAS Il. FLANNAGAN,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17
NTOTICE-I, JAMES +. McSoRLEY,


NOTICE-I, JAMES +. McS0RLEY,
IN the owner and occupant Of the house stu
ated ut No. sol West Front street. in the
Third ward Of the city Of Wilmington. county
Of New Castle and State OF Delaware, In com.
pliance with the requirements OF the acts Of
the General Assembly, In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice TINT shall
apply in writing TO the Court OF General Sessions
OF the state OF Delaware. In and for New Castle
county. on MONDAY, the lth day OF February,
A; D. 1901, being the next term o. said cuut, for
a license for said house as an inn or tavern. for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises and the following respectable citizens
81 said ward, at least twelve Of whom are sub
stnntiHl freehuderR OF said ward, recommend the
said application. viz;
John Higgins. Frank Neazey.
Henry Wftgil William Znuld.
John !. Hanley, John j. Pane
T. a. Seidel Adam Grubb,
Patrick Dillon, Frank cuozzo
lanes Monaghan James o. ara,
Thos. NJ, Monaghan, Arthur Armstrong,
ID. W. Lynch, Walter Brown,
X. Abberger Joseph OConner,
Thomas Dnffy Z. 8. Marshall
Geo. II. Huber, p. NICHOLSON.
d. T. Leary, Patrick Hogan
JAMES +. McSORLEY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-17

NOTICE--I, GEORGE H. LEWIS,
u the owner and occupant Of the house stu
ated ut No. 205 Market street. In tho
county Of New Castle and State OF Della
ware, in compliance with the require.
ments of the acts Of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing to the Court
OF General Sessions Of the State OF Delaware In
and for New Castle county, on MONDAY, the
ith day OF February, A. d. 1901, being the next
term Of said court, for license for said house as
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one quartto
be drunk on the premises. and the following re.
spectacle citizens Of said ward OF least twelve Of
Whom arc substantial freeholders of said ward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

Providence made a good try yesterday
but lost. II at first you don't succeed,
try, try asain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
BACK AT NEWPORT.

All three Of the 9O-foot yachts are now
back at Newport. the Constitution and
the Columbia having arrived from Bristol
in tow late this afternoon. Both had
their topmasts housed. so that they would
not take any chances with tne weather,
as half gale was then blowing.
The new mainmast of the Constitution
is 3ia feet taller than :he old one. but
the topmast is keduced 2ih feet. This af-
fords a higher hoist of the mainsail, and
is expected by those in charge TO make
the Constitution faster boat going TO
windward.
The yawl Alsa came over from New
London this afternoon i'm the heavy
blow, which she weathered finely. In
going to her mooring. however. she car
ried away the outrigger OF her iigger
mast. and. becoming unmanageable drift
ed into the spit at the south end OF the
torpedo station Later she was pulled Off
unn~lred by the Tug Edna u King.
The yawl Niglant also had an acct
dent this afternoon. dragging her anchor
I'm the blow and Colidng with the steam
Yacht Earl King. As result OF this
the outrigger of the Nigllant's iigger mast
was also carried away. and for while
she was at the mercy Of the elements till
the Tug Edna n King towed her 20 a
safe anchorage. Roth the vawls will be
repaired here as soon as nossible.
II Is expected that the Constitution will
60 ont for spin tomorrow n the weather
Is satisfactory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
NOTES FROM THE HARBOR.

The following vessels have arrived ard
sailed during the past "a hours. Arrived.
Steamers Plymouth. Griffin; Rhode ISL
and, Bibber; Seaboard Kirby. Saginaw
Cook, New York: Queen City. Grey. Sea-
comet and return; City Of Newport, Rich.
Newport and return. Tugs Covington,
Samson, Navigator. Schooners Ulrica, X.
Smith, Frye, Caiias. Barges Mary Pendle-
ton, 5. II. Meade. Richard Jackson, High
lander, Bonanza, Felix, Belle Of OresDn.
Breezes, Litchenfes Bros, Palmer. Geo.
Schofied. Sailed: Steamers Plymouth,
Seaboard, Rhode Island. City OF Law
renee, New York; Massachusetts, New
port, Islander, Petty, Ssaconnet steamers
of the Providence. Fall River g. Newport
company to shore resorts and return:
New Shoreham, Dodge, Block Island and
return. Tugs Covington, Samson, Harold
Schooners Cupid, Snow, New York.
Barges Bouyant, George Moon, Indiana.
Georgia.
Mr.. A w. Bailey, whose shop Is at
the eastern end of Point street bridge
is to give a lawn party to his seafaring
friends this evening. He has had his
lawn put i'm proper shape for the even
ing. John III. MCGUIRE will be master OF
ceremonies. John McCue will furnish the
music and William Hicks will be Mr..
Baily's right hand man during the even
ing. Cute leather souvenirs will be dis
tributed 10 those who are fortunats
enough TO be present
The steamer Massachusetts, met with
slight mishap on her last trip from New
York. and yesterday went 10 Newport.
where the necessary repairs will be made.
and the G. III. Northam, formerly Of the
Bay line has been put in her place. The
City Of Lawrence took her place last
evening end after her (City or Lawrence)
arrival in New York, will 20 into SER
vice for the Long Island Railroad COM
pany. they having chartered her. This be-
ing the case there will be no more OF the
popular excursions 20 Cottage City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
2l3 CLASS. PACING.
RACES POSTPONED TILL FRICkY

The patrons Of the Colosseum were not
a., only ones disappointed ~ the post
ponement OF the races until Friday even
ing Dutch Waller who handles Moran
vrg very much put out for his protege
was feeling fine as silk and confident of
" iuning from Waithour. The storm of
yesterday caused the FIRST posiponement
of the season for the colosseum and iu
si ito of tho fact that Col Wendclschacfcr
Rubbed bis r5 hbirs foot tho rain coptin-
ucd 90 pour in torrents. shortly after
g O'Clock Wmectt manager Of Walthour.
Waller representing Moran and Col
Wtndeischafor held a meeting aud decided
than N was best 60 postpone tho races.
Tocv could not be hold this evening as
VRlthour was booked ~ ride ~ Spring
field go 70 was agreed ~ hold thcm Friday
evening Tho same card with the same
riders WI bc given Friday night and al
tickets sold viii hold good for that even
ing and 10 viii not ho necessary ~ eN-
change them. Wslthour was very disap-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
THE EXPOSITION RACES.

" now looks as though Marcus Hurley.
formerly of Boston. but more latclv Of
New York. viii be the national cham
pion cycle racer. The form he has ale
ready shown in tho championship events
20 the pan-Amcrican exposition le rcnl-
W wonderful and has placod him ~ The
head of the list or the spccdv amateurs
now here
At the races last ni.l, ne won the one
third mile national Sampionship. Tho
summary:
Third mile national champiouship-
Won by Marcus Hurley. Timc-2 2-5
Tfalf-milc national Champiouship-Firs
trial hoat won hv y ingram second
v. J Hoffman: time I'm o 3-5s second
heat won bv T. V Mettling second. y
T.. Sullivan; time. I'm. 3-5s Third heat
won hv Warren Iuhrick. second W DOH
bins ur1e I'm Be- Fourth heat won hv
r j. GRADY; second Marcus Hurley;
time I'm 3 2-5s Scmi-nnals. first heat
won hv r y Hoffman. second J r In
graham. time I'm 4 f-5s Second semi
final won by Marcus Hurley. second, T.
J Gradv: time. I'm ass
Mile OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trial heat won
by Fred schade. Buffalo. second. L. III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
E NEWS. PROVIDENCE r. r. THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, 1901.


MIME; time. en-. rs 2-5s. Second heat
Won by Marcus Hurley. second. w. l..
Losse. BROOKLYN. time. cn. 4: lbs. Ihlrd
neat won by +. j. Hoffman: second. w
Morton. Toront: time. 2m. iGs Fourth
heat won by ]. +. Ingraham; second: l..
y. Melting, time. 2m. 10 2-bs. FIRST
semi-iinal heat won by Marcus Hurley;
second, w. l.. Losse; time. I'm i3s. Second
ml-nnal. won by l.. J.; Melting. sec
ond, Il. j. Hoffman; time, 2m. los.
Two-mlle handicaD-First heat won by
u. II. Mimic C0 yarda): second. G. w.
krick l2jO yards); third, A. III. Monczyns-
Ky l2., yards). foifrth. l.. G. Dodge u13
yards; NTH H. j. Hoffman (scratchl.
sixth. n. NJ. Orcutt 000 Yards, seventh,
Lace Downing tscratch). eighth. B. G.
Thayer GO Yards; time. Am. Ss. Second
heat won by 4. J. Grady go yards) sec
ond j. +. lnRraham fscratcD, third, L.
h. Netting (2j yards). fourth, Warren
Zurbrick tscratchl: hfth. George Wiley
ll25 YARDS; sixth. G.. Mcconnell 60
yerds) seventh. " T. Poison 600 yards) I;
eighth, F. H. pahlke dj0 yards); time,
Am. a Abs. Final heat won ~ y. II.
MIME $50 yards); second. J.. g. Dodge
u75 yards): third +. III. Dahlke (l50
yards); time. I'm. 10 2-5s
One hour unpaced ohampionship-Won
by George Wiley. Troy: second. +. H.
Dahlkc. Buffalo: third. w D0bbins, New
York. Distance riddcn-25 miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
WILL MOI BET.

At dinner given by the Dominion At
lantic railway. at Halifax, last night, one
OF the speakers was Archibald Denny,
builder Of the yacht Shamrock II.
Mr. Denny said that the Shamrock III.
was UP against "A hard proposition in try
ing 10 lift the cup. lie hoped Sir Thomas
Upton would win but whether he would
or not was with the gods. The boat had
been well built but her future was with
Sir Thomas Upton and his skipper
II said that she and the Constitution
were alike. not perhaps In their lines.
but both had been dismasted and both
had been heaten by the older boat
He wanted n understood though that
the Shamrock r. was not the boat that
had been defeated by the Columbia, for
She had been changed and made more
speedy
lie would give pointer by telling how
he was betting-he was not betting at all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
P. |. KENNEL CLUB.

Tho summer show OF the Rhode Island
Kennel club VII! be held on Labor Day,
and entries must all be submitted one
week prior 20 that date. This was de-
cided az a special meeting Of the cluD
held last evening. Judges We're chosen
10 pass upon the several classes TO be
exhibited as follows: 81 Bernards, ms -
tiffs and Great Danes. Mrs A l.. Evans
OF Brockton. Mass: settlers. Nelson Nc
Intosh. pointers J. IL. Phelan; beagles.
fox hounds and all other hounds, Thomas
Shalicrossi Boston terriers and English
bulldogs. =. J. Bricklcy OF Boston; collies
and spaniels. Fred Otto; French bulldogs
fox terriers and all other terriers and
miscellaneous classes. w. G.. Goldman.
c. o. Smith OF Woonsocket will ofhciate
as superintendent and Thomas w. Glynn
as secretary OF the show.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

until the grand seminal. when he was
up against Iver Lawson. the one-mie
champion of Australia. Lawson forged
ahead entering the stretch, and Taylor
rode onto the grass and then swung onto
The track only 10 fail He was carried TO
the quarters. where he was treated for
slight wound under his leIt eye.
the summary:
oNE-THIRD MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.
First trial heat-won by liver Lawson.
Taylor second. Time "a 2-5s.
Second heat-Won by Tom Cooper, John
Fisher second Time 50 4-5s
Third heat-Won by Frank Kramer, ".
S. Fem second Time 81 4-5s.
Fourth heat-Won ny r. A. Mcfarland,
George Collett second. Time as 2-5s.
First semihnal-won by Iver Lawson,
Major Taylor second. Time IS 3-ss.
Second heat-Won by Frank Kramer,
W S. Fem second. Time as l-5s
First grand semiinal--Won by lvsr
Lawson. Time rs 1-5s.
Second heat-Won by Kramer. Tims
I'm % 1-5s.
Final heat-won by Kramer. Time I'm
3 4-5s.
ONE NILE. 2:lO CLASS RACE.
First heat-won by Hardy Downing.
Bob Alexander second Time I'm 10 3-5s.
Second heat-Won by Jack Green. Lean
der second Time I'm 30 l-5s.
Final neat--Won by Green. Leander
second. Downing third Tine 2m % l-5s
Five-mile handicap--Won by Lester W.T.
son. 400 yds; Sidney Jenkins 400 yds. Sec
ond; Il. c. Hausman, $50 yds. third; Bob
Alexander, 900 yds, fourth. Time Sam. 2s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
PROVIDENCE.
BAYsIDE
LONG ISLAND TENNIS.

The Long Island championship lawn
tennis tournament at the Meadow club,
southampton. was stopped by rain yes
terday morning, but late in the afternoon
the wet courts on the Meadow club field
were I'm fit condition 10 play upon. and
the first round OF the lawn tennis tourna-
ment for the Long Island championship
was completed. There were four
matches remaining in this round. Two
were contested and two defaulted. The
representative base line player OF this
country Richard stevens, the Hoboken
millionaire, defeated G. T. Childs, the
Yale champion. by two sets 10 one. Ford
Huntingdon the Yale veteran, did the
same with the young Columbia inter
scholastic champion. Robert lie Roy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
THE SARATOGA RACES.

Six prancing Youngsters ealloped out
20 face the starters flag IN the first con-
test at Saratoga yesterday. The talent
had been figured down very fine, Sc
Letting Schwalbc 10 win. and strongly
supporting Dark Secret The others were
only rominaly IN the hunts SchWalbe
rushed 10 the front n the opening fur-
long and sailed along with daylight be-
tween him and Dark Secret winning
hands down by four lengths. Bstyah
made play i'm the straight. and took third
position. hut WAS beaten an open length
for second place by Dark Secret, with
tho greatest ease.
The summary:
First race-For 2-year-olds. selling;
purse $500 added 5iA furlongs
b. Schreilber's blk. T. Schwalhe, by
San--t;ratitude. 1903. 20 and tS
(Cochran) .......................-....
Frank Farrelrs ch. c Dark Secret
iO6 I 20 2 tSha aw) w).....,................
Batyah. % chaels).....,......."....
Hans Wagner Rosecourt and step on
ward also ran. Time-l;lO.
Second race-Steeplechase handicap,
$500 added: the short course
T. Hitchcock. Jr's b. z. Burlington
(aD. by Ben d'Or-Buttress, $50. to
; and I TO (Green)
j. r. Wideners br. x. illuminate 90,
142. 10 ! 0Ieider). er)....,..,................
Mr. Chamblets ch z. Zinziber q,
lf2. dayton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Isen. Sir Hubert Trillion Champion
and Hacklet also ran. Time-4:29 2-5
Third race-The Spinaway stakes. for
e-year-old illies purse $1,000 added; 5is
furlongs.
T. Hitchcock Jr. * ch. Rossignol. by
ossington-Valuable. 49, Z 10 and
TO (Burns). ............................
A. Fetherstones blk. +. Disadvantage,
49, 10 3 (O'Connor) r)....................
August Belmonts b. f. Amicitia, ll9
White Owl. Hanover Queen. Sedtion,
Calthness and Rockwater also ran. Time
LILO %.
ward. selling; purse $500 added mile and
a sixteenth.
w. H. Tichenor e. Co.'S blk .Admon-
ition. by Hanover-Kelp (3), ll6, 10
5 and 3 20 (Caywood) d).................
Frank Farrel's Dolando ta), l05, 10
SHAW. ..............,...........' :
L. NJ Myers ch T. Little Daisy CD,
95 tMitChelD .......................s.
The Blackscot, Armor, Larva and In
fallible also ran. Time-1:53 As.
Fifth race-Maiden 3-year-olds, purse
$500 added; six furlongs
Oneck Stables h. &. Apple-of-My-Eye
CD, by Faverdale-One-I-Love Ill,
20 ! and even a.. SMITH. ).............
J. b. Haggin's ch. c. Sharpshooter,
ia. 20 Hyne).
A. Fetherstone's Lamp-o'-Lee, ia co.
Connor) ..............-.....,
Maria Bolton. Rockstorm. Welsh Girl.
Appreciation. Slipaway and Lauderdale
also ran. Time-l1S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
.pId not comrete GOV money.

The money winners were:
First evpnt-First money 70 Glover; ;
sec ond. Hood. Howe and r. G. Barstow;
third. sawin aud Dudley: fourth, Grif-
hths, Cutler and Herbert
Second event-First money 10 Grifhths
second. Sawin and Hood: third, Inman,
Schortcmier. Dudley and Burke; fourth,
H. c. Bsrstow.
Third event-First Campbell and Burke;
second Schortemier. clover. Lupus Dud-
Icy and Leonard: third. Herbert, Sawin.
Hood and Langley; fourth. Howe and
w. G. Barstow.
Fourth event-First. Cutler and Glover;
second. Crifnths. Herbert and Hood !;
third. Darling and schortemier; fourth.
Inman. Cranston. Coffin. Getchell and
Sawin.
Firth event First. Hood. second. Camp
bell: third. Schortemer, Sswin. Lupus
Dudley and Crabtree: fourth, Whiting,
Cranston. sponord, Herbert and IL. c.
Barstow.
Sixth event-First. Cutler. Campbell and
Lupus: second Glover. Dudley. Burke
Hood and IT, c. Barstow: third, Crapston.
Getcheu and Crabtree; fourth Grifhths.
Howe, Darling and Herbert
Seventh event--First Coffin. Schorte-
mier and Hood: second Lupus. Burke and
". c. Barstow; third. Inman. Howe.
Getcheu Cutler. Campbell. Sawin and
Dudley: fourth. Cranston, Darling and
Herbert.
Eighth event-First 10 GrifGths second,
whitney. Schortemier and Dudley; third,
Tnman. Cranston Coffin. Getchell. Her
bert. Glover Burke. Hood and S. c. Bar
stow: fourth. Lupus.
Ninth event-First 10 Sawin and Lupus;
second. Inman Whiting. Coffin. Herbert
Schortemier and n g Barstow; third,
Howe Cutler. Spofford and Hood: fourth,
Griffith. Cranston. Getchell, Dudley and
Burke.
Tenth event--First. Hood. Schortemier
and Francotte second. Glover and Her
bert. third Sawin. Dudley, cutler and
Whiting: fourth Burke. Grfnths Gran
stou. Coffin, Inman, III. G. Barstow and
Spofford
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
WeSTCHESTERS WON.

In a thick fog the final game of the
Rhode Island cup series OF the Point Ju-
dith Country Club polo tournament was
PLAYED on the ground at Wildheld farm
Narragansett Pier. yesterday. The rival
teams were the Point Judiths OF Nara
gansett Pier and the Westchesters OF
New York. BY handicap the Westchesters
were allowed at the start an allowance OF
four goals. the total handicap of the
Point Judiths being rs and that or the
Westchesters 12 The field was soft and
slippery, and IL was with difficulty that
the ponies kept on their feet. The match
and trophy were won by the Westchest-
ers by a score of 101s TO 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
THE TRAP TOURNAMENT.

The tourna mcnt ~ the Interstate Trap
Shootng association opened yesterday
At the grounds of tho Providence Gun
club East Providence. Leroy of Cam
pcllo was The crack man Of the DAY max
ing l63 out ~ possible Us targets.
GrlfHth Tho present che mpion was In
poor form During the morning a gale
was blowing and the rain came in torrents
= large part Of Tho time
Edward Ranks " Now York made
good score. while Jack Tanning of Cali
rornia. tho representstive or tho associa-
tion az the recent Internal tioral shoot IN
Great Britain. made fourth place yestcr-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
A REMEDY FOR TIVE GRIPPE.

remedy recommended for patients af-
ricted with the Grippe - KEMPs BAL
SAM. which Is especially adapted for the
throat and lungs. Don't wait for the first
symptoms OF the disessa; get bottle to-
dsv and keen st for use 'he moment II Is
needed. ~ neglected the grippe has a
tendency to tving on pneumonia. KEMPs
BAIsAM prevents this Dy keeping the
cough loose and IN. !anrs free from In
fsmration. All druggists sell kEMP
SALSAM az 25o. and sVc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
NEWPORT TENNIS.

Miss Anna Sands and Mr.. c. r. Sands.
I'm spite OF their handicap, are wininG
their matches at Newport handily. and
are generally picked to come out ahead
Mr.. and Mrs Iavomeyer and Miss Phyl-
lis I.anghorn and Mr. Wright have many
friends who believe that they stand an
excellent chance OF wining.