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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-31
OTHER GAMES.
BROWN ?, GEORGETOWN 0.

Brown played her fastest game OF this
season at Andrews field yesterday after
noon. and with the remarkable pitching
OF Lynch not only defeated the crack ag-
gregation representing Georgetown, put
shut out the Southerners as well.
THORNTON 81. CENTREDALE rs.
Those two time honored rivals. Thorn
ton an6 Centredale. passed away Me-
mortal Day by giving two exhibitions or
the national game, one in the morning ar
the former place and In the afternoon at
Centredale. The morning game went 10
Thornton by "A score Of 10 Z, while the
second battle was decided In favor or
the Centredales with runs to their OPP
ponents none.
AT Rocky Point-Brown a Sharpe, 5,
Providence Optical co. T.
At Merino Flats, "A. MI. +. Russells
I2 Manton s; p. m, Manton $, j. +. RUS
sells 3.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS school 8, st.
Anne's Gymnasium /.
At Berkeley-Hopes 10, Berkeley 4
Al Crescent Park-Dovers :, Ostby &
Bartons 6.
At akeneld-Wakefield High 4, Bry-
ant & Strattons ..
At Westerly-Westerly 9. Elmwoods l.
At Stafford Flats-Homesteads 10, Wei
comes 10
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
-AD PRovIDENCE-HARTFoRD :.
PROVIDENCE IA. HARTFORD s-s.
GAMES TO-DAY
Hartford at Providence.
Montreal at Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.

--AD PRONIDENCE-HART -
PROVIDENCE "a, HARTFORD 3-3.
Providence played fast bali in both con-
tests yesterday and aided by the effective
pitching of Danny Friend I'm the morning
and Ed Dunkle I'm the afternoon sue
ceeded I'm taking the two games by scores
OF TO and To 3.
The morning game was rather feature
less and from the fact that the locals got
big lead right at the outset put
damper on the enthusiasm of the rooters
and they had no opportunity at any stage
OF the contest To give vent TO their feel
ings i'm a bleacherites manner.
Umpire Warner was hit by a batted
ball in the fourth inning and, while he
pluckily remained throughout the game.
he was unable 10 be present I'm the after
noon ana Jack Egan was substituted.
Warner was standing behind Friend and
Massey was at the bat and big Bill
caught one OF Danny's shoots and drove
the ball along the ground with terrific
force. 1t caught the umpire In the ankle
and he was promptly knocked down. He
finished the game, however, but the limb
had swollen TO such an extent that he
Will be out of the game for several days.
After scoring one run In the first i'm
ming Providence jumped on "Chummy"
Gray I'm tho second PERIOD and batted his
curves all over the lot When the fusi-
lade had ended the score board showed
that Murrays men were six runs To the
good One more tally was made in the
fourth, but "Chummy' had regained his
composure and the Grays did not get
another man over the plate. Hartford
made their three runs IN the fourth on a
base on balls, four consecutive hits and
an outfied fly. but was unable TO get
beyond second IN the succeeding innings.
a crowd of 300 people saw Providence
win the afternoon game by score OF
10 after the hardest kind of an uphill
fight Hemming has arways proved a
stumbling block 10 Providence and yes
terday his pitching was no exception 10
the rule. Shindle and his crew held the
lead up 10 the seventh inning when Proyi-
dence sent one man across the plate and
tied the score. The winning run was
made I'm the eighth on Stafford's grounder
through Kuhns, Henry's hit 10 right and
Connor's single i'm the same place Hart
ford was easily blanked in their half OF
the' ninth and the Grays once more re-
gained the clad in the Eastern league
race. The scores:
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0LNEYvILlE.

The concert and social held by Robert
Emmet Literary association in Cadets ar
mory. Wednesday evening. was a huge
success I'm every way there being at least
800 present and all bent on having a good
time. There We're number of special
features among them being an old-fash-
toned break down given by Dennis
Cannon. an old time resident and Patrick
Dempsey. young man. the latter dressed
In womans apparel and Miss Harlow
and John Fitzpatrick. the prize. $3.50 in
gold being won Dy the latter. This was
followed by a hornpipe dance by Miss
Mary Noomondin and this lady also took
part i'm a cake walk with James Goner-
ing. the concert which was OF Irish airs
was given by the Ideal orchestra. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-31
DOWN THE RIVER
Big Crowds Were al All The
Shore Resorts.

There was an immense attendance at
Crescent Park yesterday. and everybody
who visited the popular resort found a
host OF attractions 10 delight both young
ang old. The balloon ascension and
parachute leap by Bobby Leach was one
OF the features of the day, and IL was
successful in every particular.
George c. Davis performed the most
difficult feat os descending the chutes on
roller skates. while blindfolded. and then
came the ball game between the George
w. Dover and tho Ostby and Barton
teams, which was a rattler.
The usual shore dinner was served by
Caterer Lewis, and II was all that could
be desired. Both dance halls We're
crowded. and all the other attractions
were In fun swing and altogether IL was
great day at Crescent Park.
Manager Harrington entertained about
10000 persons at Rocky Point yesterday,
and the dining halls were filled until after
) o'clock, the dinner being one OF the best.
Prof Ferdinand Stevens and Miss Mamie
Fay made a double balloon ascension and
double parachute. leap. and the act was
one of the most successful ever seen I'm
this state, both seronauts coming down
At point -frt,t-nforc than ste-teet-ffetff
where the balloon started.
The ball game between the teams of
Brown & Sharpe and the Providence OPP
tical company drew a large crowd, and
after nine innings resulted i'm a victory for
Brown a. Sharpe, by score OF 10 4.
All the attractions on the grounds were
well patronized. and the concerts by the
Rocky Point Band made quite a big hit.
Col. s. S. Atwell had a large crowd al
Fields Point Yesterday. and, as usual he
served shore dinner that is second 10 none
All day the people came, and IL was late
i'm the afternoon when the dining halls
were closed
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EAST PROVIDENCE

The ball team made up from the day
gang at Wilkesbarre Pier got trouncing
from a nine made up from the night
gang on Fort Hill yesterday forenoon and
they were simply astonished for the day
gang supposed that the night gang would
be no match for them. The score was 20
10 -.
Yesterday forenoon the teams OF the
Imperial and Ivy clubs played ball on
the Grosvenordale lot. the score being l.
To 10 I'm favor of the Imperials the feat
ures of the game being the work OF
pitcher Sexton and Catcher Parker OF
the winning team. In the afternoon the
winners played the Wilson club and beat
them so bad that II was decided not TO
announce ~. It IL probable that these
two teams will come together again for
"A purse OF $3.50 There was good ex-
cuse for Wilson's losing.
George Finnigan. the young man re-
fered to i'm The News, Wednesday
evening. died at his home that evening
from pcritonitis. lie was sick less than
a hours.
Peter Potter Is missing from his home
on Valley street short time ago. he
made an attempt 20 shoot his wife, but
was prevented from carrying out his In
tentions by the police.
Ills family Is In destitute condition
A case OF scarlet fever on Walnut
street was reported to Health officer
Wood this morning. and two more cases
IN q house at Rumford, making Is cases
in all.
Memorial day passed of without a
hitch.
some one broke n so pane OF glass in
y. e.. Barkers store last evening.
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Hits-Baltimore i6: Detroit II. Error
Baltimore 2; Detroit Z. Batteries-F'ris
and Buelow. Dunn and Bresnahan.. I'm
pire-Sheridan. Time-2h. 20m.
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HNs--Chicago y. Boston s. Errors--Chi-
cago 3 Boston ?. Battcries-Patterson
and Sugden: Young and Criger. Jmpires
-Manassau and Connolly Time--Ih. 45m
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HORSE PARADE

The Providence Driving association held
It's second annual parade of road horses
Yesterday afternoon and the affair proved
much more successful than the previous
one. The parade started from Roger VIII
liams PARK promptly at o'clock and
went over the line Of march without a
hitch. Col Arthur V. Warheld was chief
marshall and with his aids conducted the
narade In a highly creditable manner.
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cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free. also namnhlet tell
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BUFFALO.

Ruris-Speer-t: Bannon ?. Brown 2,
Toft sullivan 2-7. First base on balls
OFF Hooker 5: off Sullivan 4. Two-base
hit-Brown. Double play-Atherton 10
Sullivan to Carey. Hit by pitched ball
Bannon. Struck out-By Hooker l.
Stolen base-Speer. Sacrifice hit-Brown.
Wild pitch--Hooker. Umpire-O' Lough-
lin. Time-lh s0rn.
.Bannon out-hit by batted ball.
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6 GIRLS
And A BOY
DROWNED.
Tragic Ending Of a. Picnic
Party Boat Went Over
a Dam.

Philadelphia. May 3l.-A rowboat con-
tanning a merry party OF eight young
persons was swept over Flat Rock dam
in the schuylkill river yesterday after
noon, and seven OF them, six girls and
one boy, were drowned. The victims
were:
Florence Densmore. 10.
Ray Kicker, Is.
Massie Kennedy, IS.
Maud Rutter, 10.
Mamie Sullivan, 2l.
Florence Bond, p.
.Rertram=ASmond, IL.
The young man saved is John Moore,
aged q years.
The party was composed of members
OF the Elm Social club. They pitched
their camp at Rosegien, on the outskirts
OF this city. After dinner they went for
a row. The stream was quite high and
the current swift
After finding the miGdel too swift, the
boat was rowed I'm toward shore. Dur
ing this time It was carried slowly down
stream. The boy rowing decided TO go
through the locks, but as he approached
the dam he was hailed by the lock keeper
not to approach any closer. The
warning was not needed. He at
tempted TO turn the boat which was then
about 80 feet from the dam, and % feet
from shore. but he turned the wrong way.
a moment later and the boat was I'm the
swiftly moving current.
The girls began screaming and the
oarsman lost control of the boat. Swift
ly il was carried toward the brink OF the
falling waters and just as IL reached
the breast of the dam. the entire party
stood up and the boat went over stern
first.
The drop TO the rocks below was 10
feet. The boat struck the water bottom
up. and as II disappeared the whole
party was under H. When the boat re-
appeared. the boy was cinging to its
keel Then n second was seen TO come
TO the surface. and make frantic effort
TO reach shore. The six girls meyer rose
To the surface.
The boy who was swimming. and who
proved to be Osmond. became exhausted
and sank before he could he rescued.
Moore. the other boy. who was clinging
10 the boat. fioated fully half mile
down the river. and his rescuers had an
exciting time before they landed him I'm
another boat He was greatly exhausted
and slightly injured.
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(Afternoon.)

Hits-Detroit 10: Baltimore I. Errors
Detroit o: Baltimore ,. Batteries-Cronin
and Buelow; McGinnity and Bresnahan
Cmpir Sheridan. Time-lh J0m.
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WORCESTER.

Runs-Bannon ., Cooley Demont
Lynch 2. Flaherty, Pfanmiller--S; Rick
ert .. Ungiaub, Smoot, Clements, Wrig-
lev Doran-7. Two-base hits-Lynch,
Fiaherty. Pfanmiller. Smith, Cooley,
Clements Three-base hit - Clements
Home run-Unglsub. Stolen base-Ban-
non. First base on balls--On Griffin b.
hit by pitched ball--Bannon. First base
on errors--M Worcester ?; Syracuse ].
Struck out--By Griffin 3; by Pfanmiller l.
Balk-Grifhn. Umpire-Rinn. 1ime-2h
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and chccrfuincfs soon
cisappear when the kid
neys are out OF order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble hns
become so prevalent
ihatttis not uncommon
for a child to be 5orl'
afflicted with weak kic :
neys. 1.-THE child ufin-
ates zoo often. a. the
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more put outs than the inheld on both
sides. Attendance was about 800. Bat
teries. Klobedanz and Doran; Wood and
McManus. Score:
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HARTFORD.

Runs-Walters ., Wagnay .. Flournoy
Connor. Friend; Schoch, Kuhns. Mas
sey--3. Home run-Connor Stolen base
Friend. Sacrifice hlts-Connor, Wag-
ner. Double play--Cassidy TO Wagner
First base on balls--Off Friend 2; off GRAY
9. Struck out-By Friend 3; by GRAY i
Umpire-Warner. Time-ih 45m
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(Morning

Hts-PittsburE s: Brooklyn I Errors
--Pittsburg 2: BROOKLYN 8. Batteries
CURE Umpires-Nash and Cunningham
Time-1h 53rn
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Yesterday mornings game between
Philadelphia and Cincinnati was a battle
royal between Pitchers Newton and Dug
gleby. the latter having a shade the bet
ter OF the argument. Attendance, 4SII.
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SYRACUSE.

Two-bsse hit-Wrigley. Home run
Wrigley. Stolen base--Wood Sacrifice
hit-White. Double play-Shannon TO
slater First base on balls-Shannon,
Klobedanz, Bannon. Lynch. Struck out
--Demontreville. Dorsn. Passed ball
McManus. Umpire-Frank Rim. Time
In. som.
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*Batted for Griffin in ninth.
TORONTO !, BUFFALO /.

IN a heavy rainstorm. on n soggy, wet
field Buffalo and Toronto played out
seven innings. Toronto winning I TO 1.
The game was uninteresting, as IL was
impossible to do good field work. and
Hooker lost all control OF the ball In the
seventh. Attendance. 500 Score.
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SYRACUSE 8, WORCESTER Z.

Griffin was batted heavily I'm yester-
day afternoons game, which was lost i'm
the fourth inning. Worcester rallied i'm
the last two innings batting Pfanmiller
very hard Attendance, 1000. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-31

Hits--Cincinnatl Z: Philadelphia IL. Err
rors--Cincnnati 4; Philadelphia 4. Bat.
teries-Phillips and Bergen; White and
Douglass. Umpire--Emslie. Time-lh.
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Hits--New York 2: St Louis ~. Errors
New York 2. Sc. Louis ]. Batteries
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CHICAGO 8. BOSTON 3.

The Bostons lost the afternoon game, a
pretty contest before the largest crowd
over admitted 10 White Stocking park.
The visitors scored twice on a hit, a sac
rifce. an error aud single: again on a
double an out and single. Young had
ono bad inning when four runs were
made on six consecutive hits, two OF them
doubles Ground rules we're made. al
lowing bot two bases on hits into the
crowd. Attendance. 1900 Score:
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A Specially will be made OF
French Table D'Hote.

Lunch II TO p. m. at % cents. or 60
cents with pint of claret.
Dinner. 5 TO $3.50 p. m, at 15 cents. In
Guiding a pint Of imported sauterne. Bor-
deaux. Burgundy or Rhine Wine.
An excellent service la carte viii also
be given. Private supper rooms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-31

New York and 50 Louis broke even
yesterday. the visitors winning On eXcit-
ing l0-inning game IN tho afternoon be-
fore one Of the largest crowds ever seen
at a ball game IN New York Although
DeBzer had been pitching Well. Mathew
son was put in a. the seventh inning and
hts wild pitch I'm the 10th helped Donovan
stole second lie scored on Padcen <
outaeld hy. The focTts won f-r-tl lrr morn
ing by punching their hits. Attendance
20O0 in the morning and 5000 In the al
tcrnoon. The scores.
tRIorDfnrl
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BROOKLYN s-s. PITTSBURG 4-2.

costly error by Pitcher Hughes in
Pittsburg's last half of the ninth inning
lost the game tor the champions at
Washington park Yesterday morning
Tannehill. who was in the points for the
visitors pitched a wonderful game. He
struck out u men and gave but one base
on halls. The champions put up a fine
game i'm the afternoon. and. assisted by
Donovan's excellent pitching defeated
the Smoky City players making an even
break on the day. Donovan had perfect
control of the Lall throughout and had
his opponents at his mercy. Leevcr
twirled FOR the vstors up TO the sixth
inning. when he gave way TO Chesbro
who held down the champions Attend
ance 1900 In the morning and 1i.000 In the
afternoon Scores:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
GAMES TODAY.
None scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CHICAGO 4, BOSTON 3.

Chicago took the morning game yester-
day by batting Dineen's curves I'm the
sixth inning. Both teams ran bases mis-
era bly, and fielded like amateurs. The
score.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upss-thc mind. dis
courages and lessons ambition: beauty. v:gor
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CINCINNATI 4. PHILADELPHIA 3.

Cincinnati won the second game on
combination OF hits. base ON balls and a
wild throw by Wolverton. But one OF
Cinciunati's hits was OF the solid kind
while all the Phillies were hard, clean
ones. Attendance. 1879. Score;
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.Bannon out-hit by bate
hME ERlCaN LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY,

Washington at Milwaukee.
Boston at Chicago.
Baltimore at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
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WORCESTER 3. SYRACUSE Q.

Worcester defeated Syracuse in a close
contest yesterday morning by a score
of 20 2. The grounds were wet and the
game was Unusually good. considering the
circumstances. Wrigley made a home
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-31

Philadelphia 5; Cincinnati e. Err
rors-Phladelphia 2; Cincinnati g. Bat
teries-Newton and Peitz. Duggleby and
Mcfarland. Umpire-Emslie. Time-lh.
som.
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Hits Brooklyn s: Pittshurg ;. Errors
BROOKLYN I; Pittsburg . Batteries
Donovan and Mcclure. ChesbrO. I.eever
and O'Connor. mpires-Nash and Cum
ningham. Time-lh 5m
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(Afternoon.)

Hits--Boston 10: Chicago s. Errors
Boston 8; Chicago l. Batteries-Pitten-
ger and Kfttridge, Menefee and knng.
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BOSTON 5. CHICAGO 3.

Boston won yesterday afternoon by SUI
perior base running. Chicago could do
nothing with Pittengers delivery I'm the
early part OF the game, but I'm the eighth
and ninth innings four singles and two
wo-baggers netted them three earned
runs. Running catches by Hamilton and
Green were features. Attendance, $500.
Score:
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DETROIT 4. BALTIMORE

Cronin pitched a mastery game yester-
day afternoon before the largest crowd
that ever attended an American league
game I'm this city. Baltimores only run
came I'm the seventh. Seymour singled.
stole second and scored on Jacksons hit
into the crowd for two bases. Attend
aucp - lO6 Score.
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Phyle and Warner; Harper and Ryan.
Umpire-O'Day. Timc--lh. Sum.
iAfternoon.)

Hits-st. Louis IL New York 10. Errors
st. Louis 2: New York .. Batteries
Powell and Ryan; Mathewson, Denzer
and Bowerman. Umpire-o'Day. Time
"a. 10m.
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HARTFORD.

Runs-Cassidy. Stafford. McCauley,
Dunkle-i; Turner. Shindle, Schoch-3
Two-base hits-Walters, Stafford. Dunkle
Sacrifice hits-Dunkle. Myers. Hemming
Double plays--Wagner to Cassidy; Shin
de 10 Myers TO Massey: Hemming to
Kuhns. First base on balls--On Dunke
]. Hit by pitched hall--By Hemming p
struck out-By Dunlkle 2. Wild pitch
Dunkle. Passed ball--McCauley. Um-
pire-Egan. Tlme-lh. s5m.
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tAIorning

Hits--Chicago 3; Boston 4. Erors-Chi-
cago 1: Boston (. Batteries-Grifhth and
Sullivan; Cuppy, Beville and Criger M
pires-Manassau and Connolly. Time
~ 4.rn
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CHIcAGoS ROsToN

Chicago won the morning game princi-
pally on gifts by Beville and Cuppy and
Boston's ragged infleld play. only one
hit was made of Griffith until the sew
enth Attendance 100. Score:
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SAKONET hoTEL.

J. F. Hartwell. Prop. Opening June 18th.
1901. For Rooms and Rates apply or adj
dress Il. r.. Daggett. Manager ga Bani-
gan Building, Providence. n. j.
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urine scalds the flesh or II, whom the child
reaches an age when Il should be able 20
control the passage. II is yet afflicted With
bed-wei,Ing, depend upon Il. the cause Of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble. and the first
step should be towards the treatment ef
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due TO a di5eased'condition Of ths
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble.
and both need the same grea. remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect oi
Swamp-Root is soon realized. II is sold
by druggists. in fifty Est
cent and one dollar sgfEr1 fxtE4SS
sizes. You may have r.ah 81 \. I. i lass : J,
sample bottle by mail ass.el1 IL :
free. also pamphlet tell Home Of s-.up-Roo'
ing all about II. including many Of the
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton, n. T.. be sure and
mention this paper.
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Day James Fauls; singing, "Tenting To-
night" Highland Parx school; remarks.
Post Chaplin; hymn, MY Country Tis
OF Thee" comrades, school and band;
benediction. Rev. j. +. Harrington.
The graves were decorated at the con-
clusiOn of the program.
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(Morning.

Hits-Chicago 9: Boston Z. Errors-Chi-
cago 9; Boston 4. Batteries-Nichols,
Dineen and Kittridge; Waddel and ha-
hoe. Umpire--Dwyer. Time-2h.
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Hotel DreyFus
Cor. Washington ~ Mathewson
Streets,
pRovioENcE
AND HAYWARD PLACE. sosrox.
NOW OPEN

IT will be the sim OF the management
OF the hotel To make IL In every respeC
the equal OF their well-known Hote
Dreyfus in Boston.