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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
GENERAL GOSSIP.

The Merino football team has reor-
ganized under the name of the West
Side A. c., with new management. and
Merino Flats next Saturday. Address
challenges TO T.. T. Williams, ~ Me-
rino Village. Olneyvile, r. l.
Arthur +. williams. who captained
and looked after the left garden for tho
Woonsocket Gyms the past season. will
he seen i'm National League company
next season. lie has been signed by
Frank G.. Selee, the new manager of
the Chicago Nationals. His debut with
Chicago will be watched with interest
by his many friends in Rhode Island.
Sporting matters are looking up I'm
the suburbs Of Pawtucket known as
Darlington, where there have been re-
Gently organized football team and
a polo team. The first named plays the
association game. and Is open 10 meet
any team IN the state -. Jones IS the
manager and challenges addressed TO
him. Munro street. Darlington, will be
attended TO.
The polo team Is managed by Richard
also anxious 10 hear from any amateur
teams. I'm a game played this past week
Darlington beat picked team from
Pawtucket. 5 to ,. The picked team
included Cunningham. Dawson. Whippls,
Cameron and Lee good combination.
Darlington's men are w. Freeman and
NJ Freeman rush Cuddy. center: Wal
Ter. half-back, ard McGowsn goal
At meeting OF the directors Of the
Connecticut State Baseball League held
at New Haven last night Hartford. for
merly OF the Eastern League. WIS ad-
mitted to the state circuit. Thomas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
ANARCHISTS
CHEER FOR
ASSASSIN
London Reds Dance and Sing
In Honor Of Mckln|sy's
Slayer.

London. Oct. 3O.-The anarchist clubs
OF London celebrated the execution of
President McKinley's assassin by dances
I'm honor OF his death. Various groups met
at their respective headquarters at a late
hour last night and most OF the gather
ings only dispersed at o'clock after sing.
ing the "Csrmagnolo"
All the meetings Justify checred every
mention OF the assassin, whose portrait
-dfapea- itA-hiaek- -sffd-Fea aT-eeeHPiea-
place OF honor on the platforms. There
were remarkable scenes in dispersal Of
clubs. groups OF anarchists shouting
"Vive La Republique' singing the
"Carmagnole, dancing and shouting.
The police dispersed some Of the groups.
The increasing activity OF the anar-
chists is occasioning some concern TO
Scotland yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
HIS AUTOGRAPH.
Photograph With Name Of Pres
idsnt Mckinley Sold at Auction

New York. Oct. 0.--T'he first autograph
auction in this city since his death has
just been sold by a Fifth avenue firm.
1t was simply his name in fun, will
liam Mckinley" written across an orig
inal cabinet Photograph of him.
After spirited bidding the autograph
was secured for s625. This indicates that
McI<inley's autograph at the present time
commands as high price as that Of any
of the presidents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
A. 0. F. TONIGHT.
Line, Route Of March and Ex-
erCises at Music Hall.

All arrangements are perfected for the
state demonstration OF the Foresters this
evening and favorable weather Is as
sured The several divisions Will report
on Exchange place, the first division rest
ing on Burnside Monument the second
resting on Butler Exchange and the
third at the Soldiers and Sailors. Mon
ument.
Tho lire will move promptly at $3.50 D.
IN. over the following route of march:
Exchange place, to- Dorrsnce, to West
minister. TO Hoyle building. countermarch
Westminster to Weybosset. 10 Turks
Head to Westminster 10 Music HAN.
where a reception will be rendered TO
the supreme chief ranger and guests
lows:
Platoon of police.
Chief marshal, J.Tracey, Court Thomas
W. Dorr: chief OF staff. John J. Mulgrew,
Court Thomas W. Dorr.
stan Il. l.. Haden, Court Canonicus:
NJ J. German, Court Central; r.. Thier-
fielder, Court Hermann; Fred Leduc.
Court Thomas A. Doyle J. T.. McCabe,
Court Lyman George Germond, Court
Fidelity; S. -. Martelly. Court Mercier;
y. O'Bren, Court Burnside: John Kelly,
Court jefferson. Thomas Murphy. Court
General Sheridan, y. j. Quinn Court
Philip Allen. w. J. nm. Court Belle
vue; Thomas such. Court Narragansctt.
First Divi~ion-Fort Adams Band: Di-
vision Marshal Thomas r. Galigan Court
Roger Williams; Newport Conclave, X
j. r. Continental Conclave *. :. r.:
general committee: Courts What Cheer
Love and Truth. Flower Of Blackstone
Olneyvillc. Fidelity. Roger Williams star
of Providence; Battery \ Band: Courts
Manton. Bellevue. Nsrragausett. Pride of
city. city Of Pawtucket. Conanicus. Hope.
Second Philharmonic Band +.
Division Marshal John J. Coutauchs.
Court Washington; Court Thomas W.
Dorr forming escort for supreme chief
ranger. carriages with invited guests:
Courts Kearssrge Washington. clear
River Burnside Warwick. Thomas s..
Doyle. General sheridan, Mt. Carmel. ty-
man. Lily OF Blackstone Westminst,r.
Philip Allen. Elmwood Friendship. Wood
lawn. Warren
Third Division Fibernian Continental
Band Division Marshal Philip I.oyett.
Court Star OF Providence. Courts Libcr-
ty. Central jefferson. Ia Foutaine Herr
mann. Pride 90 puwcatuck columbus.
Sc Laurent. Mercier
At Music Hall the program 1- already
outlined will include sddros-es bN Su-
prcme chief Ranger r. e. Dnnahuc. in
vri4-.4--lt.+sfeF demonstration has been
arranged: Supreme Sub-Chiel Ranger
1Iagan. Grand chief Ranger Harlow.
| supreme Commander Finn aud Mayor
Granger and Alderman Vincent repre-
scutng the city. The meeting AT Music
Hall will be public
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
SURPRISED.
Bosr Commando Attacked by
British twenty-five Captured.

London, Oct 30.-Lord Kitchener in
dispatch from Pretoria, dated Tuesday,
Oct %, says Colonel Bypg surprised y
Boer commando. oct % and captured -
prisoners. including field comets Spanne-
berg and Onisthuisen.
Colonel Fortescue the dispatch adds.
had long running fight with MuIlers
Boer commando. oct. p. northwards OF
Balmoral. lie killed four Beers. and
captured "a prisoners. S6 wagons and
much stock
RED CROSS REPORTS.
The Hague. Oct 30--The report OF
Dutch Red Cross society. just published.
deals bitterly with the capture of the
Dutch Ambulance Corps near Pretoria,
July 3. 1900. IL declares the British
knew before the ambulance left Preto-
ria, that it carried private letters from
Boer families To men IN the field. and
that they did not protest hut allowed the
ambulance 10 start captured it outside
the town. aud used The letters az pre-
text for deporting the doctors and nurses.
which are still in captivity on the island
OF Ceylon
The Red Cross committee subsequently
persistently appealed to Lord Kitchener
10 redeem his promise to Mrs. Botha
and allow the doctors and medicines 60
pass through the British line for the
benefit OF the Beers. but no response
was made 60 the representations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
NOTES FROM THE HARBOR.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during the past ~ hours:
Arrvcd-Steamers Rhode Island, CITY OF
Brockton. Virginia, New York; city OF
Newport Rich. Newport and return (;
Rambler. Lake. FAN River aud return, ,
tugs Argo. ~. A w. No. I. 7 a. Scott.
Covingtou: barges John Chyman. Jane
Hughes; schooner Chehe gan.
Sailed-Stcamers Rhode islnad. Ire
mont. city of BrOckton. New York. steam
Yacht Wild Duck. New York tugs Cow
ington. r. A Scott. Argo; schooners Ruth
Decker. Hunes. barge -. A W..tiNo. 8
should ~ public landing bf constructed
at the foot Of James street II IL probable
that n will not be- used TO any great eX
tent by strangers coming into port from
the fact that MessrS. Maguire A. Finni-
cine have "a most convenient sue az thn
dlsposat hf 'he public and havs-a large
sign ahoVe IL announcing The 1acL-a
this Will naturally attract the attention
Of strangers before the one over The pro-
posed landing and the former Is IRE
from tugs and crafts at all times. which
is quite the reverse from the latter.
The brig n. \. Small Is being htted uut
for another trip to the West lndis VI
auds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
DOINGS AT BROWN
Bowling Tournament Gamma
rian Clubs List Of Speakers.

Steps-are- new being takeH- toward
strengthening the bowling team. Several
men have been practioing every after
noon for the last two weeks, but there
are still many good bowlers I'm college
who have not been out For a winning
team IL is necessary to have all the avail
able material The management has,
therefore. decided 10 hold tournament
~ few days and offer valuable prizes
for the best individual work as Well as
team work. This will bring out new
material act as an incentive 70 those 81.
ready out and serve a basis for the
selection of those who are TO represent
The college.
There will probably be at least five
teams entered and each team Will roll
two games with each Of the other teams.
IN order that the tournament may De
more interesting. the teams VIII pe as
evenly matched az possible.
The Cammaran club has been very
active OF late. and arranged for q long
md interesting series or weekly cnapel
talks. II was their plan TO nave nave I,,s, tnesr :,
morning. but i'm most cases II was iound
necessary to allow the speaker to choose
his own date. on the morning wheh
these talks" occur the devotional eXer-
clSes will be omitted In order TO allow
more time for the addresses.
The first one of these special exercises
VII 06CTTT next ssHrurtTy. Urrd witt br c-rrft~
dIcted by Or. T.. benjamin Andrews. Az
Ter chapel the students are planning on
81 Wing him a regular college welcome, so
that he may understand his memory Is
still cherished i'm the hearts OF the Brown
men, -,
The later speakers who will succeed
each other i'm the following order are,
with hut one exception, OLD Brown pro-
fessors They are Prof. Herman {. BUM
nus. of the American Museum OF Naturat
History New York city; Prof.. Charles
Foster Kent. OF Yale university; froI. ~
Il. Jameson. of Chicago university; Prot
n n Homer. Of the Rhode Island School
~ Design. and Prof Hammond Lamont,
Of the New York Evening Post.
The tennis tournament Is prosresslhs
slowly. Two matches have been played
il, tbc third round OF the singles and two
in Tho frat round for the consolation
mrtze Third round-Campbell beat How
nd 'O5 6-1 Ct Otis. 'Ot. beat Hutchin-
SON 'Oi-6--S. 81, 81 First round con
.ointiou-Brown. %. beat Allen, oS--6-l,
Davis. '0i. beat Bates, W-6-O, 60.
Miss Maude Farnham, g, has been
..lerted To the position OF business man
,ocr az the Sepiad. the monthly puhltca-
fion of the WOmeu's college, In the plHc :
~ Miss Mulicent Leete. who resigned
Wade, who played quarter a part of lasr
,ear for Brown. IL coaching the salem
tiigb school team OF Salem. Mass. lie -
,ttendirg the Lawrence Scientific schoo'
ut Harvard -, ,,..,. a,.t -,
,.,,ai election of officers this afternoon.
Nbbot Phillips the president OF the senior
fsss will assist them I'm organizing.
Among the graduates OF brown az ~
l,elts f-DsiIon banquet SATURDAY llgh'
,,ere. r. W. Carpenter. ~. " &. Now
Ton ". r Peck. 20: 9. w Barrows, @'
Wiltiam y. Kellen. -: Gregory Nalcol'.
"a, g. q Imghes. ~. y. A. Tufts. 90
Walter Bullcn 90 and j.. ". Greenc, Ol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

AmOng tho many famous cures OF
Swamp-Root investigated by The News,
none scent 10 speak higner of the Won
derfu curative properties OF this great
kidney remedy than the one We publish
this week fer the benefit ~ our readers.
Mrs, ". y. Wheeler, of ia High Rock
ST, Lynn. Mass, writes ou Nov. =. 1901
About - months ago 1 had very Sc
we're spell Of sickness. ] was extremely
sick for three weeks ana when | fnally
was able 20 leave my bed ! was lett
with eNCruciating pains IN my back.
My water st times looked very like cOf-
fee i could pass hut little at a time,
and then only after suffering great
pain. ny physical condition was such
that had no strength and was all run
down. The doctors said fay Kidneys tceTs
"A 6scfed. And xxhfla
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

Of the old Providence team. Most OF
them are ankle runners, and the result IL
you do not get roller polo. IL ought to
be called ankle polo Referees will be
instructed to compel players to divest
themselves of all superfiuous paddings.
Capt. Cotter will play centre for the
Salem team. acting as manager, and he
will have Wodtke and Tom Murphy, rush.
ers: Doherty. halfback. and Heffernan,
goal. Many changes will be made in the
alem rink before the opening game Fri
day evening.
Fred Lincoln has left Valley Falls. r. L.,
to ioin the Portland. Me. polo team, with
which he has signed 10 play for the sea-
son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
DOCK PLAN.
A Third Of The Desired Capital
Already Subscribed.

The Providence dock and warehouse
scheme appears TO be a go. OF the
81 $4,000 preferred stock snd bonds TO be
disposed OF one-third have already been
subscribed for.
There Is plenty OF room for such an
enterprise and plenty Of business here TO
support IT,.
The erection OF the warehouse would, no
doubt. bo the beginning OF the long-de-
rerred development OF the lower harbor
and wharf possibilities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
SOM FOOL lSA PEOPLE

Allow a cough 20 run until Il gets beyond
Inc reach oi medicine They often say
OH An will wear away" but I'm most
casca IL will war them away. Could
tney be induced 10 try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam. which
l. sold on y positive guarantee TO cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 2bc. and SOC. 1rlsl size free. At
All druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
Did NJ OF Know ! Had
Kidney Trouble,

somehow felt certain that my Kidneys
were the cause OF my trouble MY sis
ter. Mrs. G. +. Litueheld. of Lynn. adj
vised me 10 give Dr. kilmer's swamp
inside OF three days commenced TO get
relief. 1 followed up that bottle with
another. and ~ the completion of this
one found I was completely cured NV
strength returned. and to-day / am as
well az ever. Nv business is that OF
canvasser. ! am on my feet a great
deal OF the time and hava 10 use much
energy in getting around. MY cure ~
therefore all the more remarkable. and
is exceedingly gratifying TO me"
MRS. II n. WHEELER.
Swamp-Root will do just as much for
anVhousewife whose back is too weak
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

purdock Blood bltters gives a man
o,.ar head. an active brain, a stronv
,igorous body--makes him ut for the bat
tie Of life.
c,oup Instantly relieved. DIR. Thomas.
rc,ectric oil. Perfectly safe. Never far.
A. any drug store.
Every family should S a. have we u, household
should be Dr Woods Norway Pine sv.
I'm Natures remedy for coughs ana
colds.
itching piles7 Never mind n physicians
failed 10 cure YOU. Try Doan's Ointment.
No failure there. 80 cents a. any drug
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
COMING POLO SEASON.

The roller polo season will be inaugl-
rated on Friday next, when the Plymouth
team VIII play I'm Salem, Lawrence III
Lowell and Lewiston in Portland. on
the following day openings Will be had
I'M the three cities that did not have homo
games Friday.
MANY important changes have been
made in the rules, with the object OF max
ing the game cleaner and more scientific.
T6e bras rolls will be done away with,
as they do immense damage TO floors
ara naDer fibre will I've substituted
'sFew plavers skate nowadays.' saws
,he veteran Tom Cotter. formerly captain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
NEIL GIVEN DECISION.

Oakland, Cal, Oct 3o.-Al Neil of San
Francisco was given the decision over
Mike Donovan Of Rochester. N Y, at tfru
end of "A Is round glove contest before
the Reliance club. Donovan made good
showing but was evidently outclassed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
W0MAN'S KIDNEYS.
thousands of Women Have Kidney Trouble and
Never Suspect It,
To Prove what Swamp-Root the Great Kidney
Remedy, will do for YOU, Every Reader Of The,
Providence News rlay' Have Sample Bottle
Sent Free by ria

swamp Root will DO Just as much fot
any housewife whose back Is too weak
20 perform her necessary work. who ~
alvays tired and ovsrW rought who fccls
thai The cares of life are more than shs
alllng.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

Reilly OF Meriden was granted the fran.
chse.
Ernest Roeber responds 20 the chal-
lege OF Nachad, the big Turkish wrest-
Ter, with an offer to wager $500 that
Nachat cannot do~n him ewice In an
hour and half, Graeco- Roman style.
This may be- taken 20 mean that RoeDer
and Nachad will make "A match shortly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
FOOD FAIR EXCURSION NEXT SATURDAY

The Food fair now I'm progress at the
Mechanics building, will soon be brought
to a close, SO that everyons should taka
advantage OF the special excursion ar
ranged for on Saturday, Nov. .. from
Providence and Pawtucket, 10 Boston and
return. for Si.25, including admission To-
the fair This should be OF especial In
terest to teachers and scholars. Numbec
of excursion tickets positively limited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
English High Won From Manuals in
Exciting Contest--A arrangements for
BrOWn-harvard Game.

The English High School eleven gained
another point In the Interscholastic
League standing by defeating the Man
by a score OF s to o. Neither side scored
during the first half.
In the second half English kicked
of to Pike who fumbled tho ball. and
Manual secured IL on its opponents
9e-yard- -lifey"Pagline and Corp We're
given the ball for small but appreclat-
"a gains, but Manual held on the fve-
yard line. The ball was snapped 10
O'Hara. who saw AN opening. and, ,leav-
iug his interference, dashed for the
Manual touchdown line, carrying
couple OF Manual players with HIM
The crowd then broke loose and crowded
on the field. and IL was some time be-
fore 1t could be cleared. OHara kicked
the goal. making the score TO . I'm Ia
Nor Of English High.
During the remainder of the game
neither side scored, although several
times the Manual goal was in danger
and IL was found necessary to punt the
ball TO prevent the highly elated but
not swelled English boys fom making
another touchdown. The lineup:
ENGLISH. MANUAL
Greene, l. e..,..,..................L e., lfoey
Mcclellan, J. t..................l. g., Hatch
W Neilder, l. g..............l. x, Pennington
Smith, c....,..................... PIERCE
Lewis T. g........,...,.r gr Waterhouse
Church, r. t.....,...............,..r l., Pike
Paine, r. e.....,..............r. e., smith
Hubbard. q. b....................q. b., DIX
Pauline, l. h. b.................L n. b,Cook
O'Hara. r. h. b...............r. n. b., Stokes
Corp (Capt) I. b....f... b., Angel, tCapt)
Touchdown--OHars. Goal-O'Iara.
umpre--Fisher. Referee-Brown. Time
keepers-Lake and Brownell.
The East Providence High still leads
in the standing closely followed by the
English High.
BROWN GAME.
The Boston Globe OF today says:
Look out for the rvard-Brown game
The crimson will go out to show what 10
in them before going down TO meet Penn
sylvaIua. and Saturday Brown will meet
at least for the first half the strongest
team Harvard can get together.
Two accidents. one OF most serious
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
WHlTNEYS HORSE WON.

London, Oct. 30.--w. G. Whitney's Wa
tershed q. Reiff) won the Cambridgeshre
stakes at the Newmarket meeting today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

nature, and the other probably less note
worthy occurred during the football prac-
tice on Andrews field yesterday. The
one causing the most anxiety IL dishg-
ured nose received in a mix-up between
the first and second elevens As the
two forces came togethr the facial NOM
her OF Fleming, who was ip the line or
the second eleven. came In contact with
the head OF one OF the varsity line plung
ers. with the result that the nose was
pretty well shattered. Webb, the var
sty line punger. who received the blow
on the top OF his head. was also Jared
some. Although the injury will not be
lasting Fleming Will probably be unable
10 enter another game this season with
the same active spirit he put In the prac-
tice before the member was made sore.
He has shown up especially well since
he came out after the season opened. lie
played i'm part OF the Pennsylvania game
and soon after sprained a leg. which was
just getting in good condition. 80 that
against Harvard Saturday. He IL one OF
the strongest men on the team and tips
the scale at about the 1sO notch.
During the early part of the practice
Hatch. the varsity half back, twisted one
OF his legs and was forced TO leave the
game. II is thought he will recover be-
fore the end of the week, bat the linn
will probably be I'm A weak condition. and
may be sprained again more easily. Hatch
is "A valuable man for the team, as he
has already proved his ability either IS
a tackle or halfbsck.
Capt. Bates has not fully recovered
from the effects OF his injury and may
not be i'm the best OF trim Saturday. He
was not I'm the practice yesterday, but
was out this afternoon. The fourth var
sty man who will not be In excellent con-
the best guard on the squad He is also
nursing a weak knee and the probability
is that II he should go into the game he
would be unable 10 stay to the end
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
ORDERED TO BERMUDA.

, Halifax. y. s.. oct So.-Flftv royal en-
gineers have been ordered from t.is sta
ton 10 Bermuda and leave tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
FOR LEAGUE PRESIDENT.

A. G.. Spaldng OF Chicago Is out for the
presidency OF the National league and
has at least four clubs with him from
the start.
club said yesterday that Spaldng was
the one man who could unsnarl the pres
ent bad baseball tangle and place the
league again I'm "A strong position.
Tom LOTUS will succeed Jimmy Man
ming as managing owner OF the Washing
son team I'm the American league. Presi-
dent Ban Johnson admits that Lotus
knew of the expected retirement OF Man
ming when he failed to close with Hart
at the end OF the season with the local
National league club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

Touchdown-OH Hara. Goal-OH Hara.
umpire--Fisher. Referec-Brown. Time
keepers-Lake and Brownell.
The East Providence High still leads
in the standing closely followed by the
English High.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

Swamp-Root will do just as much for
anyhousewife whose back is too weak.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30

IL used 70 be considered that only urf- Hry ana
bladder troubles were to traced to the Kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly all dis
eases have their beginning In TIE disorder OF these
most important organs.