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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-19
For a Cold i'm the Head
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

A large number of members and invited
guests attended the annual installation
of officers OF Eugenia Lodge. No. II. d. of
r.. in Odd Fellows hall. Anthony. The
following officers were installed by Dist
Dep. Cynthia Andrews; N. c., Annie e.
Phillips; V. c.. Maggie S. Fiske; r. S..
Ida NJ. Wilcox; f. S., Josie c. Northup:
treas. Susan NJ. Babcock. w. Elsie An
drews; Con-, Clarissa Wood r. s. ~. G.,
Carrie +. Tyler; r.. S. v. c.. Eliza Mat
tey: l.. f. v. c., Geneva Battey; I. c.,
VIM. +. Wood; O. c.. Joseph Wood /;
Chap. Albin F. Salisbury; p. N. c., Mary
A. Salisbury a literary and musical en-
eaJeyea- hy-all -present--A- dainty colla=
tion was served at the close of the exer-
cises.
An interesting meeting OF Volunteer
Circle. Kings Daughters. was held at the
residence OF Miss Hattie Howarth, Hope,
at which arrangements were perfected 70
relieve deserving poor and needy families
In Hope and vicinity.
At the regular meeting OF Howard En-
campment. T. q. O. T.. Riverpoint. tho
following officers were installed by the
grand patriarch and his board OF grand
officers; Chief patriarch, Geo. II. Tanner
high priest Adrian Dana. senior warden
Charles f. Mitchell; Junior warden, Calico
Westcott; recording scribe George r.. Har-
ris financial scribe. Thomas NJ. Holden
treasurer, John NJ. Burdick: outside SEN
tinol John G.. Westcott. first watch, Jo-
sepn Wood. second watch, Charles Nj. Ty-
Ter: third watch. Gilbert Arnold fourth
watch. VIM II. whitman A collation. was
served after installation.
The Columbian Whist club met last
evening ~ the residence OF Mr. and Mrs
Francis G. Greene Of Riverpoint.
Some of the arc lights on the streets ot
Riverpoint do not give light enough 10
make the darkness visible The one AT the
watering trough has been out for nearly
a week. and one on Allen street and an
other near the railroad bridge are about
as bad.
The funeral OF the late Deputy Sheriff
James v. Fish will be attended ~ 30
members or NlrraFansett Tribe No. o. r.
q. r. NJ. Of Natick. AZ the Knotty Oak
church. Coventry. today ~ = o'clock The
following paii bearers have been appoint
90; Deputy sheriff NJ B Lynch. Town
Sergeant W Coventry Calvin Hopkins
Jesse Carr. Joseph Fectcau. Benjanin
Maynard Thomas " Tilllnghast.
Court Warwick. =. az A.. OF Rivrrpoint,
Initiated two candidates and received
four applications FOR membcrship and
Court MCrcicr of Arctic received one ap-
pnCad0n for membership aud also its
nov GeEfFV IITTT iTTTT-r TT7iTFf.
AZ Grand Army hall. Pheuix lssttcven-
Ing the officers % Andrew Lodge. No. 337
wcro installed by Dist Deputy Edward
r. George
Kent Lodge. No g. a. o. T. w, at its
meeting In Engine hall. Natick. received
the degree team Of Elmwoo Lodge,
Providence who conferred degrees upon
ave candidates.
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WANTS HIS TEAM
Or. Barry Tells Of Experience
at a Johnston Farm.

DR.. Albert Barry. who has an office GA
Broadway, related to the police of the
Sixth station last night that he was as
saulted by a man named Phillips and
some others, and was forced TO run TO
avoid bodily injury.
The doctor. according to his story. had
gone TO the Phillips farm on Neutacon-
kanut Hill 10 examine an applicant for
insurance employed at the farm. He uses
an acetylene lamp on his carriage. and
he says that Phillips objected to the light.
DIR. Barry reached the street cars and
on arriving I'm Olneyville. he tried TO COM
municate with Town Sergeant Kimbail.
of Johnston. but he failed. He wanted to
recover his horse and buggy.
The Sixth station police could DO moth
ing, as the AFFAIR occurred just over the
line in Johnston. The police stated at 2
o'clock this morning. that the team had
not been returned to Dr. Barry. so far
as known or reported to them.
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WARREN.

The Warren Artillery held its drill and
business meeting at Armory Hall last
evening A. number OF general orders from
headquarters were read. Frank Maxwell
rendered his resignation as clerk and
James l.. Garland was elected 10 fiji the
vacancy for the remainder OF the term.
At the conclusion of the business meeting
the men were drilled IN marching move
ments by Capt. Charles Cutler and Lieut..
Charles Bosworth.
Rev. Il. ID. Clark, D. D., the founder OF
the Christian Endeavor movement will
visit the Baptist church Wednesday even
ing. Feb g. and make an address. the
subject being. "Ilow Christian Endcavor
Grdles the World" Or. Clarke is bril-
liant speaker, and is a man OF rare abil-
ity.
Warren Lodge. No. g. Knights OF
Pythias, held its roCular meeting In Odd
Fellows hall last evening when three can
didates were Initiated into the mysteries
OF the order. 4 large number OF members
we're present including some OF the Bris-
tol members degree team from Bristol
also exemblifed the work. The grand pa
triarch was present and n most enjoyable
evening was ressed.
James Hiscok Lodge. Knights and La
dies OF Honor. held it's regular meeting
last evening. with good attendance. The
hall company has secured G.. A. II. hall
for a place OF meeting and the session
was at that place last evening. James
Hiscok himself was present
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Ncrld Of sports.

The New England Duck Pin league
closed It's 18th week of bowling with the
Music Hail team In the lead and tho Night
Hawks and Roger Williams second and
third. respectively.
The high scores that are rolled by the
various teams with such regularity In
dicate the high standing this league
takes In bowling circles.
During the week two teams went over
the i4oo mark, the Night Hawks with 1443.
and the Roger Williams with 1888. and all
went well into the 1900.
John Swift is at the head OF the
average list with 81 1915, truly remark
able record. Kippax by his score OF 327
takes second place. Brown, Flynn and
Terry follow In the order.
The Music Hall and the Night Hawks
are having hot race for the lead with
only one game separating them. The
records of the teams and players are as
follows:
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

Special Railroad Constable Griffin had
a narrow escape from being stoned 10
death on the railroad track this morn.
ing by a crowd OF women, who were
caught stealing coal from the Consoli-
dated Railroad company
He saw the women with q large iron
wheelbarrow making for clump Of
shanties about a half mile from the
pier When the women saw him coming.
instead OF dropping the wheebarrow and
running away, they ran towards him and
began 80 pelt him with stones. So Wig
orous was tho assault that Griffin was
forced 20 retreat To came into
Watchemoket square aud called on Pa
trolman Taggart who returned w.tl
him. They found the whcelbarrow filled
with coal but no women. The wheels
barrow viii be kept as a msmento OF the
scrap.
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when everything else has failed.
Paine's celery compound has brought me
back TO health"
The thousands of instances where this
has been said-the scores OF people in ev-
cry community who have told this simple
story; the downright hard. cold facts:
the grateful acknowledgements OF men
and women who have suffered from the
diseases that have their origin i'm i'm
paired nervous systems and sluggish, inn
pure blood-these are what have made
Paine's celery compound far and away
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dorse
IL is by merit. and merit alone. that
Paine's celery compound has achieved its
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country but throughout the civilized
world
After the unfortunate person who Is all
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great multitude OF people whose praise OF
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A person must have lost all confidence
in his fellowmen who can read the fol-
lowing letter and not be convinced OF the
great benefit Paines celery compound
has done, Is doing. and will continue TO
do for sick and nervous people wherever
IL finds them.
When a sick man or woman finds that
he or she has taken a remedy that has
actually done for him or her all that is
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what win follow. Every acquaintance,
sick or wen, will he told about IT,
Gen. Rodriguez has written down his
experience in tho hope OF helping others
who may be go afflicted. The General is
today connected with the civil govern
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McAliSter, Campbell and Death Found
Guilty of Killing Jennie B0SSehie-
ter, the Paterson Mill Girl.

Paterson. jan 19-waiter c. McAlister.
Andrew j. Campbell and William A.
Death. three of the four persons indicted
for the death of Jennie Bosschieter. a
mill girl. were last night adjudged guilty
OF murder in the second degree. Accord
ing TO the New Jersey law the maximum
penalty for the prisoners is Imprisonment
for 80 years. The jury took fourteen bal
lots and returned to the court room at
S:l4 O'Clock. having been out four hours
and twenty-nine minutes.
The prisoners when brought I'm ap-
peared very nervous. McAlister seemed
more excited than any OF the others. He
sat biting his lips while waiting. Camp
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BRISTOL

Tho Ivy Guild OF st. Mchaers church.
will give sociabe and entertainment In
the chapel next Monday evening.
Babbitts woman's Relief corps viii
have turkey supper in q. A II. hale
Wednesday evening. January 30. from s to
o'clock. the proceeds to be used for
charitable purposes
Horace II. Rogers OF this town was
elected treasurer OF the Master BARRIERS.
Association formed i'm Providence this
week and Franklin X. Pearse was made
a member of the executive committee.
On Friday evening. February g. the
Robert Emmett Literary society will hold
its annual ball In Grand Army hall.
The annual installation of officers OF
Lewis Lodge, No. 20. A. .. ". W.. will
take place next Thursday evening. A
committee OF the lodge is arranging for
a supper after the installation
a delegation Of members OF Burnside
Lodge. knights or Pythias. visited War;
rcn last evening TO assist I'm working the
degrees on candidates In the new loSxe
recently Instituted in that town.
4Lrs. Mary Bovine met with q painful
accident this morning. She fell from the
steps at her residence and her shoulder
was injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGAN sETT--Geo d Davis, Chas
A Metz, N Y: Miss Murray, G q Burgess.
Center, Boston; w III Manning and
wife, n Y; r Maher and wife, Medina, n
Y; Max Goldbaum. n y; Nj Ellis and
wife, Toronto; o Lorimer, n Y: A Il
Wyman, Boston: G l. Jordy. NJ p Rosen-
bach. & Langspecht, n w Gage, w w
Kissam, w Il Cameron, Geo B Boise,
Abram Collum. Mrs Frank ID Lewis, N
Y: - NJ Sparrow, Toronto; John Temple
Groves, Atiafttsss A & ease, g w GaFdHerr
+ Il Remington. Y; r u Bodman. Mem
phs; Geo h Field, Detroit; Jacob Haas.
Atlanta; w NJ Phillips, N Y; + Il
Rainey. London. Eng: w + hin and wife.
Detroit Mrs Bellings, y; W III Gibbs.
Clinton; G Galand. Boston; Il Loeb
and wife, Pittsburg. Il B Iiawley. Sam
III Ragand. y y, Joseph ilowarth, Prov,
w a FORESTER, pittsburg G IL Fitch,
Brooklyn; w IL Gray c. III Partridge. Il
Perelii. y Y; @ $ Atwater. Boston: Rich
ard pieme. n " 4 IL Anderson, Boston;
A Dale. n Y: III B Walker. Prov: @
Hickey, Rochester. G h Hobbs, Boston;
n + Rosenthal, n y.
DoRRANCE--H III Cobb. Cleveland: A
VI Lehman, Nj Greenbaum. n y. Geo w
Reed. Boston: a Woodford. n Y; a w
Moriarty. Boston: J A Kay. Johnston. ~
Y, l. Lederer. ID Maiey, II Moulds. j =
Duggan. n Y; u Baker. Worcester; T.
Ban. Phil. J . Sweet. Jcwctt city. n II
Aver Rochester; s Harris g g Harrison.
y Y: II \ Harrington. Prov. y A Glaze
brook. Phil, r Fletcher. Athol; s
Hammond. Brooklyn Joseph May. G T.
Durfec. Boston; A Y Fitzgerald, y Y:
g j. White. Boston. John IL Wcthrell,
Newport; Maunice Nnhlingcr y Y; NJ
Soloman. y Y. Henry Cook Boston, h :
Clarke. y y; r v Libby. Boston. T. =
Gushing. Y. John r waite. Lawrence: /:
& i. Heath. provg T. 1Udyig. : " Seals.
y y W Mach Bosiou Thos y Cuigley.
central Fans .rhn Johnston. g - Briggs
Prov; Jas 4 RYAN. Lousdale. A + Crumb.
Prov
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Palmer. Bostou. D. rcaso 80 v juno
tioH. - W Parker. fortDr. 3, p Smith.
y VI Merritt ri riUTdmckcf, ~ V Y T.
Allen. brooklyn W Porter ". j W Bis-
hop. Worcestcr. Louis Stein. Phil; L.
Hollis q W Navdcn BOSTON W r Eyer.
y Y; J u Nichols. Cincinnati. r ~ ray
lor. Jr. Kingston: ~ Readman Wakefield.
p PERR1N-II v Burroughs Apponaug:
W Foigcr. Amesburv. ~ Grcenwald,
Boston. W Frank. Prov.
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ment OF Havana. During the struggle
for Cuban independence he rose from tho
ranks to the graGe Of brigadier-general.
and in 1896 won q decisive victory over
Gen. Campos
Gen Rodriguez was a very sick man
He was as near nervous prostration as
one can be and live. After five years
suffering his first good nights sleep came
Immediately upon his taking Paines cel-
cry compound. His letter reads
Dear Sirs: For five years l had not
had a good nights rest. / had a serious
case OF nervous prostration, my strength
seemed 10 be leaving me. and felt tired
and weak all the time. MY blood was inn
pure and suffered from pains in tne
back. constipation, and an inactive liver.
] had no appetite anu no ambition. i was
constantly consulting physicians, and IL
seemed as though l was nearly ready to
die. Providence sent me a bottle of
Paine's celery compound. and this great
remedy cured me OF an the Irritable
symptoms with which I was afflicted. (
can frankly and sincerely say that had
II not been for Paine's celery compound.
I would today be either In the cemetery
or In the insane asylum. Among tka
many prominent people who testify 10 thu
virtues OF Painc's celery compound ars
Santiago Rodriguez. M. D.: J. M. Bracho,
Edwardo de la Tore. Porfirio Masvidal.
F.. +. Cato, o. E. Pinda- Pedro Herrera "
Hermanos, A. Rincon. Andres Angulo. Au-
relic de varona Quesada-
VERY truly yours,
GEN. j. M. RODIGUEZ"
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fined TO no one class OF society
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bell thrust his hands into his trousers
Death looked anxiously about the court
room for a. moment and then assumed
the same attitude as Campbell.
. The prisoners heard the verdict with
out any show OF emotion.
Judge Dixon thanked the jury and said
he believed the verdict just one. He
then dismissed the Jurors until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock and the prisoners
were taken back TO the jail.
When court convened I'm the morning
ming up for the defence and Prosecut-
ing Attorney Emley closed for the state.
Judge Dixon made the charge to the
jury and at 3:i5 the jurors left the court
room
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A BROWN VICTORY.

Brown University won from the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania last night at
hockey. goals to o. The game was one
of the most exciting ever played at Phil
adslphis and the score hardly represents
the true merits OF the two teams.
Considering that Pennsylvania has had
TO put totally new team on the ice
this season. the Red and Blue put up a
strong game. Brown, however, proved
faster and better. while their shooting on
goal was much superior TO that OF the
Pennsylvania. The lineup:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-19

Commencing January 18th. the New
York and Florida Special" via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Richmond. Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad and Atlantic
Coast Line. composed entirely of Pull
man Vestibuled Compartment. Sleeping.
Dining. Library and Observation cars.
was placed in service for the season he
tween New York and 81. Augustine. No
extra fare other than regular charge OF
Pullman Company.
The Florida and Metropolitan Limit
cd" via Pennsylvania Railroad. Rich-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Ra IL
road and Scnb0ard Air Idnc. composed
Of Pullman vestlbuicd sleeping. Observa-
lion and Diuint Care vas olso inauru-
rated between New York and 81. AuEue-
tine. January itfh Fast through trains
via Washington and Richmond.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-19

While Mr. Towne's service In tho SER
ate will be very brief. II will not be tho
rirurtr-t--rrr-t-ffal term ~ ls---I-fst0ry %
that body. Robert Ituut0ui. Jr.. was elect
ed By the coalition legislature OF Massa-
chusetts 10 al the unexpired term OF
Webster In the Senate when Webster en-
tereu tho cabinet OF Fillmore. Mr. Ran
toul was then In the far West. and dld
not get back until the 22d OF February.
when he served from the time until the
sth Of March
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PANIC BY fire.
kaksd Babies Carried Into the
Cold at Westerly.

A wooden building belonging 10 the
Seventh Day Baptist Missionary Society
and occupied by a number OF Italian
families and variety Of small stores.
took fire at Westerly last evening and
for a time there was a hasty exit of the
occupants. several OF the women rushing
out of the building with naked babies
In their arms. although tho weather was
near the freezing point.
Tire loss was only $500 IN building and
occupants, and no one was injured There
is some insurance.
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AVERAGES OF FIRST Is.
MUSIC HALL DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

The games between Browns team and
saucier's aggregation last evening con-
cluded the schedule OF the Music Hall
Duck Pin League with the exception of
two postponed games. The Brownies
were out for three straight and by hard
work they were successful In their ef-
forts.
Capt. Brown led the cast with a total
OF 297. and was closely followed by Rud-
derham and Ladd. The summary:
BROWNS TEAM
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AYERAGEs OF FIRST l5.
INTER-CLUB BIC PIN LEAGUE.

INTER-CLUB BIG PIN LEAGUE.
The West Sides are still at the head Of
the Inter-Club Big Pin league, but dur
ing the week their big lead was some-
what lessened by their loss OF two games
10 the Eitnwoods.
The Colonials Elmwoods and the II. NJ
A. c. team are having a battle royal for
second place, only two games separating
the three teams. Brown, Thomas and
Vickers lead I'm the order I'm the average
list, with good marks. The records OF
the teams and players are as follows:
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AVERAGES OF FIRST 10.
MUSIC HALL DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

The Music Hall Duck Pin league con-
cluded its schedule this week with the
exception of two postponed games. which
will not affect the result, and the Jones
team by winning the odd contest from
Swifts team captured the championship
with y games won and IL lost. Swift
wins the average prize, with the remark
ably high score of s5 2i-42. He also made
the highest three-string total and his
team the highest team total, 14Ol. Jones
captures the highest single string. 1SS
and his team the highest string. 4S9. IL
was a very successful tourney. and some
high scores were made.
The second half will be started almost
Immediately, with n little shaking mp Of
the weaker teams. so as to put them on
equal terms with the fast ones. The rec
ords OF tho teams and players are as
follows:
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RUFF REDS.
MERCANTILE DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

connery's team captured the odd game
from Coates quintet last evening in the
Mercantile Duck Pin league series after
n hot battle. Black carried off the hon
ors. with total of 262. The summary:
CoNNERY's TEAM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-19

Governor-elect Hum. OF Delaware. ts q
Quaker, and will make affirmation at his
inauguration. Heretofore II has always
been the custom for the governor to take
the oath OF office on an old Latin Bible,
now so sacred a keepsake that II Is kent
in fireproof safe In the State Library.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-19
AGReAI SURPRISE

IL in store for all who use kcmp's Hal-
sam FOR the Throat and Lungs. The great
guaranteed remedy. Would YOU believe
that ~ ~ sold on its merits ana any
druggist is authorized by the proprietor
" this wonderful remedy 10 give you n
sample bottle frec2 " never iails %
cure acute on chronic coughs. Aut.
glsts cell ksmps Bslsam. pgics sc. and
sIc-
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TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

The Red Ruffs won the odd game last
evening from the Eagles in an interest
ing contest. Clark. with a single Of 119.
and a total OF PSI, tied the single and
broke the three-string total record. The
summary:
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AVERAGES OF FIRST ).
rNTER-cLuB DUCK PIN LEAGUE

INTER-CLUB DUCK PIN LEAGUE
The game between the Edgewoods and
the West Sides was the only contest of
the week in the Inter-Club Duck Pin
league and although the Edgewoods
won three straight victories, II did not
affect the standing.
The records OF the teams and players
are as follows:
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single string--Brown, y. M. A.
c.. 235. Highest three-string totals
Barnefield. To Kalon, 5SS. Highest team
string-west Sides 91,. Highest team to-
tal--West Sides, 2609.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single .string-Terry. ~. H..
40 Highest three-string total-Terry. N.
H.. SiS. Highest team string-Fall River.
53l. Highest team total-Fall River, li62.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Highest single string-M. Macdonald.
Colonial. 125. Highest three-string total
--Vickers, Colonial, 3i9. Highest team
strlng-Colonial, 5l7. Highest team total
Colonial 1i5i
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Score-Brown I. Pennsylvania o. Re-
feree-Harmer. Pennsylvania Dental Col
lege. Umpires-McHose and Varney.
Timekeepers-Roser and Green. Time-2O
minute halves. Goals-Pevear 9, Phillips,
Paine = Bates.
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1S3. Highest three-string. total--Swlft.
Swifts. s24 Highest team string
Jones', 4s9. Highest team total-Swifts, 8,
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Easr TRAINS TO FLORIDA.

Highest single string Jones
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Team totals. =. 4l4 4O7 S95 l2ls
COATES TEAM.
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sAUcIER's TEAM.
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BROWNS TEAM.

Team totals. 4ss 4so AS ISs
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p PERR1N-II y Burroughs. Apponaug
" Folgcr. AmesSurv. 81 Crccnwald,
Boston. " Frank, Prov.
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Team totals. 44o Hs 445