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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-22
MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS ILL.

Widow of President of Confederacy in
Danger.
Portland, Me-, July 13.-Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis. widow of the former presi-
dent of the confederacy, is very i'll at
the Willard hotel in this city. Mrs.
Davis is past seventy and has known
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-22

Jose Rawiez, who has been United
States consul at Warsaw since 1875,
is dead.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-22

death of this daughter, her only child,
affected Mrs. Davis deeply, and she has
never quite fully recovered from the
loss.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-22

During last week Mrs. Eliza Farms
worth of Stoughton entertained her
nephew, Maj. George Barnett of the
United States navy, recently of the
south Atlantic squadron. May. Bar
nett has served in the navy several
years and has finished his cruising
service. He has been stationed at
West Point for the summer and was
on his way to his new station from
BoscobeI, where he has been visiting
his mother for month.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-22

Albion academy, which is to be con-
verified into a Norwegian Lutheran
college, deserves place in the early
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-22
BRIEFS ABOUT BADGERS.

Mrs. w. A. Jones, wife of the Indian
Commissioner, and family are at
arlington for the summer. Mr..
ones will come later.
Mrs. Lydia Spencer died at the
,esidence of Col. L. J. Rusk of
Chippewa Falls, July 10. She was the
mother of Mrs. Ada Rusk, the
colonel's wife, who was so well known
in Madison when her husband was
private secretary to Uncle Jerry. She
as laid at rest beside her daughter in
the Chippewa cemetery Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
NOTES FROM THE HARB0R.

Among the arrivals in the harbor today
were the TUG Minnie. WIN barge Robert
schooner Thomas G. Smith TUG Gaspee.
with whaleback barges No. RS and i25
tug s Thomas Brown. light
Sailed. tug Gsspec. with tow; tug Min
mic. light; tug Meteor. light tug $.
Thomas Brown. with tow. Tho whale
back barge No. i27 which arrived this
morning from Newport News I'm tow OF
the tug Gaspce Will he remembered as
. the barge tina went through the baptism
of fire AT the burning Of Wilkcsbarre pier
early last winter. and bat for the assist
aucc OF one Of the Providence Tow Boat
company's tugs. would have been con-
sumed. The Joy line today Instituted ,ho
innovation Of a daily passenger service
between this city and New York and with
the fremont and Shinnecock. their two
large. commodious and elegant steamers
there rs no doubt but what the approcia-
tion OF tho public will bc proved by the
Increased patronage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Mrs. Z. f. Jamison had a narrow es-
cape In the square this morning and II
was only by the presence of mind of Pa
trolman Taggart that she was saved from
being injured by a runaway horse. The
horse came flying over the bridge. and
the patrolman saw the horse and the
woman about the same time and he
shouted TO Mrs. Jamison, and at the
same time grabbed her by the shoulder
and pulled her back as the horse flew by.
The horse was owned by one Of tho large
meat concerns in Providence and was
frightened by flying paper. while stand.
ing in front Of a store on Wicikenden
street.
The financial town meeting will be held
a week from Monday and promises TO be
one of the most exciting that has been
held In the town for many years.
Special services VIII be he. at the
Church of the Sacred Heart tomorrow.
singing TO be the leading feature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30

Despite all rumors 20 the contrary that
king OF Eastern league pitchers, Ed Dun
kle will again occupy the rubber in the
centre OF the diamond for the Providence
club. IL was almost an assured fact. that
Dunkle would sign with the Detroit Am
erican league team as he had several all
Turing offers, but his appearance in this
city yesterday and his subsequent sign
ing OF the contract for this season quickly
dispelled that Illusion and confirmed the
popular opinion of Dunkle's gratitude for
past treatment and his fine sense OF hon
or.
To say that Dunkle's appearance Great
ed surprise would be putting IL mildly in
deed, for no one anticipate such an un-
expected visit and IL is great deal more
20 his credit TO have come here without
any persuasion.
Manager Murray was just about TO de-
part for Philadelphia i'm an endeavor 10
dissuade Dunkle from deserting the team
but his arrival here made all that unnec-
essary.
The manager was on his way to the de-
pot 10 take a train for the Quaker city
when 10 his amazement he met the
twirler on Westminster street and they
both went 10 "a hotel where Dunkle In
his frank way informed the manager that
he was here for the purpose OF signing
This was indeed joyful news To Murray
and very soon Dunkles signature was
affixed TO the contract.
The team is practically made up now,
and the heavy loss IL has sustained in los
ing Davis, Parent and Leahy has been
fully made up
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30

l2:50; evening prayer and sermon 7:3o.
Christ, Eddy and oxford Sts- Morning
service and sermon l0:i5: 1890; even
ing prayer and sermon 1880.
Calvary. Orchard Ave-S 10: morning
prayer and Holy Communion 1915: even
ing prayer 5: the rector will preach.
FREE BAPTIST.
Elmwood Ave, Rev a Blaisdell. pas
tor--Sermon 1915: S S 1915; G $50; an
address at 1880. subject, The Rose OF
Sharon"
Roger Williams. Westminster and
knight sts-1O:45. service and sermon;
1918 s; T. J r; 65o c f; 1880. lecture.
I'm His Steps"
Park st (free seats). Ernest Wesley,
pastor-l0:45. What Is worldliness?'
1918. s; 5. ] A G +: 6;IJ, A c Il; 1880.
"A Model Young Man"
METHODIST.
st Paurs A l. Rich. ID D. pastor
Preaching 1875 and 7:30. S $ 12:l5; Z l.
6:15
Mathewson ST. Rev s NJ Dick. Ph ID.
pastor-l0:i5. The Sunday SCHOOL," l2i5.
s: $780, Il l.: 1880. "The Crown of
Thorns:" Mr. Bowen X Church. cornetlst,
morning and evening
Ruggles st Primitive, Rev w TT Var
row ph ID. pastor-1O:45. Tree Planting"
Z. The Right Side 10 BE on"
UNITARIAN.
First Congregational Benefit and Bene-
VIOLENT SITS, Augustus M Lord minister
S S $780, public worship l0i5; vespers a.
Rev John c Kimball will preach morn
ing and afternoon.
Westminster, @ w Kent, minister
Morning service at 10:f5. sermon. why
Jesus Died." S S at 1915.
UNIVERSALIST
morning worship at 1O:45; s S ut 12:i5:
vespers at ;.
Church OF the Mediator, Cranston st,
Rev w c Selleck, pastor-Service 10:i5:
12:l5: l. c u $3.50: closing lecture on
Universalism 7:3O, topic. "Universalism at
Work
MISCELLANEOUS
Mission of the Coming King. SCI Broad
St-lO:45, prayer and breaking bread; 2i5,
preaching by Ed William Dixon; confer
ence 1880.
Broad st Christian. G \ Conlbear, pas
tor-Worship 10.45 and 7:50; S 5 12:ls;
YP S g Il $50.
Allen Chapel, a st, Rev ] II Hagins.
pastor-1i, funeral service of G II Cham
plin; 2:S0, S S; $3.50, Y Il G Il; 1880. S $
concert.
German Evang Luth. cor Huntington
and Union Ayes,' Rev l. Loebor, pastor
YM \, 5i9 Westminster ST., mems
meeting with address by Rev J A Hainer
and special music by Mrs G l. Harris,
vocal soloist, and Mr. T. w Searle, from
bonist: I:i5. boys rally.
Philosophical society, Blackstone Hall
building. II Snow ST. Mrs Marietta Me-
Auliffe, lecturer-Service 7:30, subject.
''Buddha and Jesus"
Mantou Church of Christ CDisciples). cor
Manton and Gladstone Aves-Commun-
ion service at II; S 5 12l5; prayer service
1880.
First Church of Christ (Scientist). go
Bowen St--Service at 1915. subject, I'm
reality"
Second Church OF Christ (Scientlst). ~
brigham St-Service 1895, subject. "Un-
reality"
Wayland Chapel. South Angel Sc ana
Wayland Ave--S S 8; evening service 7:oo.
preaching by MIR James NJ Lent OF Brown
University.
Bereau Mission. S3 Aborn St-Preaching
at 3 bv Evangelist 9 III Edwards: preach
ing az 7:30 by @ T. Fihcld: all welcome.
Bell ST Chapel-Seryice az 3, tho miniss
ter. Anna Garlin Spencer, Will speak on
Universal Fellowship in Religion" clos
ing tho series ON Great Sects OF Chris
tcndom.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-F f wiske. New
York; James Munne ana wife. Spring-
field; Henry Bieard, New York; w ID
Boston; Il j McCuen. Chicago: u w
Doves. w Cleew. Boston " + Mendei,
New York: G NJ Norton. New York Mos
SAWYER Geverly; Wallace Bates. Lynn.
Henry q Rick Salisbury: John {. Bailey,
Newburyport: + u Bishop, Haverhill; u
~ Anderson boston: Lynn. lowell
~ Savage, John NJ Frank. II, u OPP
pcnheimer. p Soden. New York; Carrie
Stowe. W Connell, Boston: J. Cook.
New York. Benjamin Wright, Mrs. G n
laird. Valentine Loreine; T. Bleeker,
William Jonas, II . Hodge. New York;
a g Worth. W G Sichde Phiiadelphia;
" y Burke. + W Sukman. New York.
W r McCieauau Boston; l. Rallnson,
Jr. James A Ross, Abraham Collins. w
NJ Smith. New York; + g Armstrong.
Sandwich: G. w Hickman. Boston. 6
Filand and wife. New York; J VI Falls
Nashua: J MCGOWAN. New York; G kunn.
East Orange; r y sprague, w G Brown
Providence; @ Russo, Boston.
DoRRANCE-P Philip J Curran. Boston;
Felix II Wen. y Y. G. J Batchclder. Bos-
ton. S w Seals y " Ben Booth. Phil:
+ V Libby Boston: ~ Murray. y y; Geo
w Reed Boston: Chas n Manu-. Brock-
ton. q a Priest. r Baxter. Boston: $
Leopold. y Y: NJ McKlnnon. NJ o car
michcal. Boston Il McMaren, y SON
tar. + G Norman. y Y; r w Lincoln Jr.
Boston: J Knox y. ~ f. Wise Geo
" Elliott. T. VI Dickinson. Boston; Il r
Wood. RoclSland. Nc, \ \ Barber. w III
Kilvert. y Y: l. \ Young Walingford: /:
fdw BuGum. y = Allen Boston: W Il
Boone. Newport: Reilloy ID " Nit
chell n Y = G sherman. Danielson; Geo
p Farland, T. NJ Johnson. Prov; Jas
l;oothman. Lawrence; g ~ Bare Il Green
wich; u - Clemcuce Columbus. Ga; G Il
Cummings, Boston.
NEWMkN-H Brown. Worcester:
Chas Miller Boston. ! u Aiken. n ";
Louis Riley. Norwich w ~ oulglev. y
VA G Carter, Detroit. r 4 cunningham.
y Y; VI = Butler. Buffalo: VI y Locklin,
soston: Frank Griswold. Phil. L 4
Tyler. r ChlllnEsworth. New Haven: J
= Dick. No Adams; W g Abbott Boston .
Il 4 Card. Groton. 90. V " Edwards Chi-
cago: Geo W Loop. y y: 4 e Lewis. Bos-
ton: g Rolukcr. \ Y; " ~ Knowles
New Bedford. \ r Webb. Paul Bdcttnor
~ Rogers. y Y: " u Suckney. y v
Mills. NJ Fletcher. Boston; - W Com
stock. \ Y; Y 4 Egrlcs,on Boston; W
Stephenson. Hartford.
PERRIN-John W Fletcher. y. John
r Caswell and wife. y Brcenwald. q y
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs DAY. Peter OBrien.
Boston; J a Lapre Hyde Park q ~ Cor
don, Z II Friend, Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
RAPTIsT

Stewart St-Preaching by the pastor,
Rev Edwin Bromley. subject, Excite
mcnt in the CITY. 1875; S 5 l2:li; Gospel
concert 1880, sermon. Has Your Christ
Pierced Hands?"
lCbeneaer. 4 -. Rev Il X Butler. pas
tor-Prcaching II, 5 : / preaching 3, by
Rev Il waters; G T. 6; preaching at
1.25.
French society America Hall. 2e6 wey-
bosset St-Mousieur y Aubin will
speak ~ -i9f4s 5 s L. 2.--
calvary. Broad and stanwood SITS. Ed
ward IIolyokc. pastor--l045, Worship
1880. B :, GOO. 9 L: 7:2o preaching.
Central. Rev T u Anderson. ID j. pas
tor--Morning service az l0.l5; 1918. s;
e:i5 Y u T.; 7.So, evening service, THE
Power OF a Purpose"
Broadway. Rev J V Osterhout. pastor
S $ lO.45; preaching by the pastor at
and 7.i5.
, Dyer Ave Chapel--s $ i:i5; evening SER
vice 6.
Johnston. Belknap District Chapel-S 5
II preaching 7:S0
Pearl St-Preaching by the pastor, Rev
A Hainer; prayer i0.l5: sermon l0:45:
special $ rally with chalk talk by pas
tor u: go: and & T. 6:30. song service
and sermon 1880. topic. The Mask Torn
Om;" baptism.
Cranston St--Rov J. l. Henson. ID ID,
pastor. breaches l0;i5 and 1850; S 1915;
G Il $50: storeopticon song service and
baptism In evening.
FIRST, Rev IA NJ King. ID II. pastor
Morning lO:45; S S l2:15; Y r S c + $3.50;
evening 7.O preaching morning and
evening by the pastor
Union. cor John and East Sts-Rev G.
( w Rigler will preach at l0:45; $ : 12:l5:
YP S c + $50; sermon by pastor at 1880.
Calhoun Ave Chapel corner of Balch
st. branch of Cranston st Baptist church
$50. $ s; 6;30 children's hour; $780, Illus
trated song service.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Plymouth, Herbert A Youtz. pastor
Services OF worship with sermon at 1O:45
and 1885, 5 S at l2:l5; morning topic,
Palm Sunday Lesscns;" evening topic,
Avoiding the Appearance of EVIL"
Park Side society. Rounds Ave-S ; AT
9; evening service 5:3o. conducted by w
X Logee
Highland, l. woodworth. pastor-spe-
cial Sunday school day; preaching at
1915 and at Z, What Love Suffered
special music; S 1915 address by pas
tor, all invited; Il 4; u .: G Il s:l5;
morning prayer at 1875.
Pilgrim, Harrison st, Rev y Il Pullan.
miaister-Morning Worship lO:i5; 5 ; l2:l5;
Y + 6 T. 6:3Oi evening Worship 1880;
Songs or me Cross" will he sung and IL
lustrated by the stereopticon; sermon
topic, "Thc Sign OF the Cross.
Central, Angel So and Dimsn Pl-Ser-
vices 1915 and i:l5. the pastor, Edward G
Moore. will preach: business mems S g
12:15; 1910; y L ; G j. 5:15.
Union. Broad and Stewart Sts Wallace
Nutting, minister of the church, breaches
Worship at 10:i5 and 1880. themes "a
Chamber Ready for the Lord" "Condi-
tional Immortality" = 5 c j. at G:3o.
Bencficent-Re James g Nose, pastor.
will preach at 1915: 5 12;l5; Il $3.50.
EPISCOPAL.
ST John Morning prayer with sermon
lO45; 3; evening prayer 3:45.
Church of the Epiphany, Pottcr's Ave,
near Emwood Ave-Litany, sermon and
Holy Communion 1915; $ .. evening
service 1890.
~ Audrcw's-S $ a:30; morning prayer
aud sermon 1915: confirmation address
6.E. evening prayer and sermon 1850.
st james Morning service 1915. ) $
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
SENATE MEDDLESOME,
SAYS MR.. CLEVELAND.
Fortunate, He Says, That That Body
Did Not Pass on Venezuelan Treaty.
Monroe Doctrine Established

! message. the significant resolution passed
I by Congress earnestly recommending ar
btration. all portcnded growth OF con-
I Viction on the part OF our government
concerning this controversy. which grew
5 10 pronounced disappointment and anx-
! iety when Great Britain. ooncurrentiy
7 with these appriSing Incidents. repeated
( I'm direct and positive terms her refusal
; TO submit 10 arbitration. except on g.
/ dition that a portion OF the disputed ter
h! ritory which Vcrezuela had always claim
ed to be hers should at the outset be
/ irrevocably conceded 10 England.
"Recreancy 10 a principle so fumdamen-
tally American as the Monroe Dostrno
on the part of those charged with the
administration OF our government was
, of course out OF the question.
"Inasmuch. therefore. as all our efforts
10 avoid its assertion had m!scarried.
there was nothing left for Us to do.
, consistently with national honor but TO
take the place OF Venezuela I'm the con-
troversy. so FAR as that was necessary
i'm vindication of our American doctrine
Our mild and amiabe proffers of good
offices. and the hopes we indulged that
at last they might be the means OF Sc
curing 10 a weak sister republic peace
and Justice and TO ourselves immunity
from StCrner interposition, were not suit
ed 20 the new emergency.
In our advanced position sympathy
for Venezuela and soicitude for her dis
tressed condi ton were no longer TO be
the motive power Of our conduct but
were to give way TO the duty and obliga-
tionIto protect our own national rights. ."
Mr.. Cleveland then said that what
ever our beliefs or convictions might be,
II would. nevertheless. have been mani
festly improper and Needless to find con-
clusively against Great Britain before
soliciting her again and i'm new circum-
stances 20 submit her claims TO arbtra-
ton" lie reviewed the last decisive
stepe taken by the United States govern
ment. Including his meSSagC TO CONGRESS
and the support by Congress Of his sug-
gestion of "a commission. OF the adverse
criticism of the administra tion's course
Mr. Cleveland said:
II know some Americans of a certain
sort who were quite un-American when
the struggle was pending. who claimed
that England showed extreme forbcar-
ance toward us i'm our helping "a belli-
gerent power, and out ill-adviscd asser-
tion OF an American principle. If this is
satisfactory explanation, you are quite
welcome TO IT,"
PATRIOTISM OF THE PEOPLE.
gAfter "a reference to the complaints on
the part OF "those engaged i'm specula-
ton and stock gambling" he said: "All
these things are as nothing In compari-
son with ehe sublime patriotism and de-
Notion Go their nations honor which was
shown by tho great masses Of our coun-
try. the plain people OF the land. Not
for n single moment did their country
know the lack OF their strong and stall
wart support"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30

The standing In the New England Duck
Pin league was not affected materially
10y the games this week, although last
evening the Night Hawks OF FALL River
by three straight victory over the Mu-
sic Halls OF this city gained very strong
position on first place. Swift. Kippax and
Flynn are closely punched in tho aver
age list with three high scores. The rec
ords OF the teams and players are as
follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
copasrNsRsHlp DISSOLUTION

Tho coparincrship heretofore existing
between Morris Brovorman and Max
Kaslin both or Providence. under the
name md style of the Providence over
all company has this day been dissolved.
Mr. kasltn rctires and Mr. Morris Broyer-
man viii continue the business. undcr
the name and style OF the Providence
overall company All persons having
claims against said copartncrship will
present them 10 said Morris Broverman, n,
and all persons owing said copartncrship
will pay the same to said Brovcrman.
NORRIS BROVERMAN.
MAX kASLIN
Providence H. L., March -, 1901
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
PATRIOTISM OF THE PEOPLE.
What Shall We Havs for Dessert |?

This question arises In the family e1-
cry day. Let us answer Il today. Try
JeIl-O, n delicious and hoalthful des-
sert Prepared IN two minutes. No
boilingl no bakingl simply add boiling
water ana set 20 cool Flavors; rs;--Lemon,
Orange. Raspberry ana Strawberry. Get
a package at your grocer's today.l0 cents
Boston: w " Waterman. ID g Wood,
Prov. Arnold Pick. III Moulton. Boston;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
AVERAGES of FIRST 10.
INTER-CLUB LEAGUE.

This was the last week but one in the
Inter-club Duck Pin tourney, and from
the present Indications II appears as
though the h. NJ. \. G., team would walk
OF with the championship They roll one
game at home next week with the Edge
woods and Il Is confidently expected
that they will at least win the odd string.
Vickers. .still remains at the head OF the
average list. The records OF the teams
and players are as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
AVERAGES OF FIRST 10.
MUSIC HALL LEAGUE.

High scores were the rule In the Music
Hall Duck Pin league series this week,
and not team went under the 1900 mark.
the highest total being a score of 1919 by
Jones coterie and the lowest one OF 1910
by the Swiftites. Halls and Jones ag-
greeations are tied for the lead with the
Hobans "a close second. Brown and Jones
are having "a hot argument for first
place in the average list. The records of
the teams and players are as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
Magic Hair Stain

Tor brown or black: prepared ty
Hairworker l6s Tremon, street Boston
IL ~ simple safe and easily applied. con-
tains no lead poisons. use u once and
{oo91 VII, nsyer ySe rse any e,nsr, BLAND .,,.
GEO L CLAFLlN. 70 80. Main street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
AVERAGES OF FIRST 10.
MUSIC HALL LEAGUE.

Jones and his assistants were in fine
form last evening and apparently with
out the least exertion they put UP a
score of 1919 and also won all three games
from Saucier's coterie. Scott led the cast
with 81, followed by Jones with an even
800 The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
WEST SIDES
ELMWOOD 2; euGsWOOD l.

The Elmwoods and tho EdgewOods
fought three interesting games ln the
Intcr-club Duck PIN league series last
wenins. and az the conclusion Of the arr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.


Highest single string-Cahill, H., 13.
Highest three-string total-Brown, b.,
JOS.
Highest team string-Jones', 500.
Highest team total-Jones', 1865.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
MERCANTILE LEAGUE.

Kings quintet pilfered the odd game
from the Rogers crew last evening. i'm
the Mercantile Duck Pin league series.
after three red-hot games. King led the
van with 262. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
ELMWooD.
EDGEwoOD.
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

The Eagles gave battle 10 the Ruff Reds
last evening. In the Trinity square tour
ney, and at the CONCLUSION of the struggle
the Eagles flew with the odd game I'm
their talons Clarke carried off the hon
ors with a total of 2S7. The summary:
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3. M. A. c. 3; WEST SIDE 0.

The West Sides were easy proy for the
Y. NJ. A. G. team last evening. I'm the
Inter-club Duck Pin league series. and
thcy lost all three games without much
difficulty. \ score OF 30 by Crocker was
the highwater mark. The summary:
-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

Highest single string-M. Macdonald
c.. i25
Highest three-string total-Vickers. c,
go
Highest team string-C -Colonials, 5l7.
Highest team total-Colonials, 1i54
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
Norld Of sports.

gument II was discovered that the Elm
wood contingent was entitled 10 the odd
game. Potter was high man The sum
nary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

Highest single string-Hal, H., l53.
Highest thrco-string total-Terry, Nj. H.,
3is
Highest team strng-Night Hawks, 53l.
Highest team total-Fall River, 1862.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-30
KINGS TEAM.
ROGERS TEAM
DUNKLE WILL PLAY HERE.

Team totals.......... so Ses ss5 II
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EAGLES.
RUFF REDS.

Team totals. l2a a1s
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PERRIN-Johu W Fletcher. y y. John
r Caswell and wife. y Brcenwald g n
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs DaN Peter O'Bricn.
Boston: J a Lnprc Hyde Park; q " Cor
don, If Friend, Boston.