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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
Sir Thomas Disappointed, and London
Plunged in Sonow--Lipton
Had Hopes.

SIR Thomas Upton was the most dis
appointed man in America last night.
Under conditions that he considered
most auspicious. the boat. that he had
noped would lift" the cup was decisive
" beate-.
"The better boat won" was his crit
icism. at was not the fault OF the wind
this time. nor the skipper. nor the crew.
Ii was simply the boat Under prevailing
conditions. the Columbia proved herself
90 he the superior OF the Shamrock. In
heating against the wind where We
thought the Shamrock would make the
strongest showing. she was the weakest.
j should not say weakest. / should say
strong for the fight was noble oneand
] am told that both boats broke the 30
mile record.
"It was this that amazed me. ] was
we'll content until the boats rounded the
second stake. Then the Columbia seemed
"a leap over the distance that separated
her from the Shamrock, and as sho stole
IN inch by inch my heart sank. IL was in
that beat 20 windward that the race was
lost
asked whether he had given up hope,
Sir Thomas replied:
NV nag IS never down until the battle
Is ended There is stll a chance. but IL
T. nothing more. Today's race was deci-
sivc"
or this series goes against you, will
SOU challenge again. sir Thomas
III should ever do So said he ~
should have 20 come 20 America. I think,
and become a citizen. and then get Herre-
shofr to design a boat for me. | have en-
ployed the best designer in England, and
his boat has been beaten. D the boat
won't win, how can make it?
BEST BOAT IN ENGLAND.
"The best In England was In the race
today. aud the best has been beaten. To
make n winning bont is the task of the
designer. | do not crlucsc Mr.. Watson.
for he has done his best. lie has devoted
five years Of his hfe 10 this task and he
has done his work we'll The boat was
the best that he could do. lie Is a good
fellow and no man could have been more
diligent. don't think a fortune could
tempt him ever again 10 design yacht"
IN criticism of the proposal OF a Scotch
syndicate with s5O0.000 to- build n chal-
lenser next year. Sir Thomas said: TOO
many cooks spoil the broth. YOU know.
aud what would II avail them. though
they had the touch OF Midas. n they
could not lind a better designer than Her
reshon. and how could they. since 7 have
note
II was glad 10 feel that ~ defeat must
come 81 was a fair hard fight. with no
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
NOTES FROM THE HARB0R.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during the past "a hours:
Arrived - Steamers Pilgrim, Griffin:
Massachusetts, Rowland: fremont, Will
cox: Geo. w. Clyde. Chickchester. New
York: Islander. Pettey. Seaconnet and
return; City OF Newport. Rich Newport
and return; Rambler, Lake. Fall River
and return; tugs Mars. Richmond. Ha-
rold; schooners Fred Snow. New York;
Gen. II. S. Greedy. Gridley, Newport
News Louisa B. Gravy, Potter, Norfolk;
G. G.. Endicott Baily Norfolk; St Mar
ricus. Passboro, n. s.. barges Mystic
Belle, Belle OF oregon, Geo. Moon.
sailed-steamers Pilgrim, Massachu-
setts. fremont. Gen. w. Clyde, New
York: tug Harold.
The much talked OF barges Belle OF
Oregon and Mystic Belle arrived In port
yesterday afternoon.
The Point street bridge is undergoing
repairs.
The tug Covington with barges scho-
field and Luchenfelds Bros. is expected
I'm port today.
The Portuguese sailors that have been
shipped from this port on the large coal
carrying schooners are fast falling into
disfavor and trouble OF the schooners
that came into port yesterday has been
the means OF causing the captains to say
that In the future they will ship no more
Portuguese from this port, and N no
other class can be secured here that they
will get their crews In Boston
The most prominent trouble was on
the mammouth four-masted schooner
Gen. Greedy, for when she sailed from
Norfolk few days ago one OF the crew
refused TO do duty and he was at once
locked up i'm the forecastle, where he re-
mained until this morning when, off
Rocky Point. the entire crew called upon
the captain and wanted him 10 release
their shipmate, but this he refused to do,
and for moment II looked bad, but the
captain at once prepared himself for any
thing that might happen, and he was re-
enforced by the first and second mates,
the engineer and the steward This made
a too formidable army for the disgusted
sailors so they skulked out and performed
their labors in a sullen manner and were
put ashore as soon as possible this morn
Ing and paid OF.
Their was also a ripple OF excitement
on the schooner Annie Murray, thee rev
being made up of tho same class, and
when they arrived In the harbor yesterday
afternoon they wanted the mate to land
them uptown, bat for the sake or making
time landed at Harbor Junction. The
mate reported the fact to Captain Queen
and as he made his appearance on the
deck one OF the sailors hit him over the
right eye with a Delaying pin. but did
no serious harm and, as on tho Greely.
the mates engineer and steward went 10
the assistance of the captain and made
quick work OF the would-be meeting. a
SQUAD OF police from the Plain street sta
ton was called but made no arrests and
saw that the crew got Oft the boat without
causing any more trouble.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
BRISTOL.

The Republican town committee has is
sued a call for a caucus 20 be held next
Thursday evening at o'clock In the
court house when nominations for sena-
tor. and one representative will be made,
also delegates chosen to attend the Re
publican convention, and elect Republic
can town committee. There IL no doubt
but the present members of the legisla-
ture will again be ronominated.
Charles " Thompson has been granted
licenses for two bowling alleys. three pool
tables and n victualling license. all to be
located I'm the Ilasbrcuck block.
Lieutenant william Hodgekinson, as
sistaut manager OF the National india
rubber works. H. making extensive re-
pairs 20 his home on Union street. Con-
tractor harbour !s doing the work
Last evening Rev. Father Blessing of
Providence assisted. Rev. Dir. stang In
conducting the mission for non-Catholics
al 81. Mary's church. Rev. FIR. Blessing
delivered the sermon last evening, his sub
iect being. "Thc Life OF the Blessed Nir-
Gin" The church was crowded with an
appreciative audience. and Rev. Fr. Stang
A. meeting with great success I'm his mis-
sion
There are fum0Fs Up0H rne street. TINT
negotiations are being effected for pur-
chasing a site for hotel upon Ferry
nm and that the plans are Ia the hands
Of the architect
Contractor 4. r. Shaw has commenced
operations for the sewer system extcn-
sion AZ the corner Of High aud Washing
ton streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

flukes OF wind or mana cement. ! cling to
hope for the morrow
Capt Robert Wringe of the Shamrock
was present during this conversation and
acquesced I'm what Sir Thomas said.
THE thing that / cannot understand" :"
said he. lis the poor showing the sham
rock made in the beat against the wind.
We thought that there her strong suit
lay and | cannot explain the rapid gain
that the Columbia made after rounding
the second stake. The Iumpy sea, beating
against the Shamrock's fiat bow, is my
only explanation"
Samuel Ratsey. sailmaker for the Sham
rock. was enthusiastic when asked for
his opinion OF the Shamrocks sails.
They set like a well tailored suit" said
he. There could have been no improve
ment."
FEELING IN LONDON.
The extent of Great Britains disap-
pointment at the defeat yesterday OF the
Shamrock III can he thoroughly appre-
clated only by those who saw the thou
sands OF spectators lining the emba nk-
ment. Almost TO a man they were expect
ant OF victory.
The early editions of the afternoon pa
pers announcing that it was Shamrock
lis weather had keyed up hopes here al
most to a pitch OF certainty and many
people entertained the idea that the de-
preston over South African affairs might
be relieved by a victory OF Sir Thomas
yacht.
The vessels lead in the early part Of
the race 80 strengthened the impression
that London threatened a repetition OF
Mafeking night.
The crowds greeted the green lights on
the towers. and on the launches which
paraded the Thames. with wild delight
But Columbias red slowly crept up. and
motor cars. with meguphones, dashed up
and down the cmbankment proclaiming
Columbia's Head The yachts I'm the
Thames reversed the position OF their
lights and those on tho signal towers
were changed. The crowds stood mute.
awaiting the final messages
Americas cup dinners were advertised
az the cmbankment hotels and overlook
ing the river many fashionable people
dined. watching the moving lights until
red from all sides. was flashed out. Co
lrmbla wins" was shouted through the
hotel corridors and the througs dispersed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
PAWTUXET VALLEY

Quite a spice OF romance entered into
the wedding OF young Italian couple at
Natick yesterday morning. The couple
eloped from Natick on Tuesday, were
brought back on Wednesday by officer
Angelo hi Fori. and were married on
Thursday. yesterday. The mother OF tho
bride who claims that the young damscl
took the family pocket book containing
500 when she eloped chlseled her with a
chisel upon her return, but whether she
chiseled out that $50. is unknown This
young Rachel Is not the first woman that
stole her Father Laban's gods when she
ran away with her Jacob
A young lad named VIM Kennicorn
was quite badly injured yesterday by
being thrown from a horse he was riding
from tho blacksmith's shop. when pass
ing near the town hall In Apponaug the
horse SHE'D suddenly and the lad was
thrown violently upon the ground. Tie
was picked up I'm an unconscious condi-
tion carried into a store near at hand and
his wounds dressed by Dr. Barden. who
found deep cash on his head and nu-
merous contusions upon the body. After
the wounds were dressed the boy was
taken 10 his home on the Apponaug and
Greenwich road
Yesterday another break was discover
ed on the road surface Of clyde bridge.
IL wac promptly repaired by the road
surveyor. As this is the third one within
two weeks. many people are Specializing
upon the probability OF making an invol-
untary drive through broken bridge up
on tho stones below. The prospect is not
a cheerful one and its contemplation ~ =
not AFFORD unmlxod pleasure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
AT YALE.

Yale Yesterday afternoon awakened 10
n sense Of her weakness and the dangers
which threaten her on the gridiron this
fail The lethargy which charact terized
game with Amherst was I'm Yesterday 3
practice. to "A certain extent. shaken of.
Linemen and backs all were yesterday
given the hardest kind OF work at start
ing. getting down the field and falling
on the bail. The practice opened with
the entire squad divided into smaller
squads for more Individual work. Morris
Ely took I'm hand Holt. Deisaultes, Hart,
Chadwick and Wilhelmi. Billy Bull
worked with Vanderpool and Ward, while
cutten Murphy and Capt. Gould took the
linemen Stillman contented himself with
the centre and backs of the college team.
getting them into shape TO work at the
weak points OF the varsity at the az /.
ternoon line-up
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

ond Anna NJ, b. M. third. Best time
2;l6h
2I9 class, pacing. second division? purse
1J0O-WoD by Wanda, b. m. (swan); Da-
rius. blk. e., second; Trena r., third Best
time 2i6z.
2:l0 class, pacing; purse s6O0--Won by
Terili s., ch. e.. by Strathmore OasselD: /:
John t., ch. e.. second. Emma f., ch. m.
third Best time AIM.
Free-for-all trotting; purse $S00--Won
~ Alkslon, blk. s., by Wilton Dore)
Little Dick, br. A.. second. Oriana, b. m.
third Best time 2:16ii.
The two bicycle races--the one mile
handicap and the one mile open--were
each raced I'm four heats. Results:
One mile handicap-Won by R. A. Car
mi Q5 yards: Patsy X egan O5 yards),
second Time 2:l5.
One mile open-Won by II. A. Carml,
Time 2:l7 3-5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
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On the ALLEYS.
ELMwooD's SCHEDULE.

The Elmwood Duck Pin league met
last night and arranged "A schedule Of
games Tor the coming week aud also gave
the makeup OF the teams. The schedule
Will be arranged in "A few days and will
provide for games up 10 Feb. i. The
schedule for this week is:
Monday. Oct. T. Narragansetts VS.. Elm
woods; Wednesday. Oct. Q. OregOns Va
fougels: Friday. Oct. II. What Cheers
VS.. Mt. Hopes.
The make-up OF the teams is as follows:
Narragansetts-S Slater. captain, Balm,
Norman. Miller. Budlong.
Otegons-B Bradley, captain; Osborne
Reilly. Turner. Lavale.
Mount Hopes-Peirce. captain; Kenyon,
Bagan. Burgess. Follansbee.
Elmwoods-Connelly. captain: Kerr
Rogers. Snow. Orr
fougels- -Bowdish captain; #. Smith
Drew. McDermott. ]. Smith.
What Chcers--Mills. captain; Pierce
Rochan. Patterson. Hutchinson.
SAUCIER'S TEAM WON.
Saucier's team won I'm the Music hall
games last night by 46 pins Crome Of
Kings team ran up three-string score
Of so. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
HARVARD WAKES UP.

with the first really good football
weather of the season and the jar from
the exhibition made in the Bowdoin game
the Harvard team took considerable of a
brace yesterday. There were enough
coaches on the field To make ANYBODY
play football II Il was i'm them, and the
men went at the work in a slap dash
style which they failed to show in any
of the previous practice.
OF course. Reid. Walters and Lewis
were on hand. and yesterday they had
as assistants Malcolm Donald. Percy
Haughton, John Dunlop and Jim Law
renee They coached the team for a
good hour of preliminary work. and then
there was 10-minute and a l9-mlnute
lineup to finish the days work.
The preliminary work was rather un-
interesting TO the people on the bleach
ers, but the kicking contest which was
going on outside drew quite crowd:
THE contest was for the Burr cups, and
they were awarded for punting To Ris-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
CENTURY CLUB TONIGHT

The boxing entertainment for the men,
bers OF the New Century club viii take
place this evening and some clever events
are assured.
The main event Austin Rice vs.. Andy
DAILY. has been postponed for a week
owing 90 Dalys illness. but the remainder
of the program will be fully carried out
hN Rnnd InlCnf.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
Brown Plays Syracuse Tomorrow on
Andrews chances Of Syacuse's
Victory Are Good.

The outlook for the Brown-Syracuse
game tomorrow Is dubious for the Brown
team. The Syracusians are stronger than
last year, while the Brown team is weak
er. TO make matters still worse. Cap
tain Bates has lame knee that may
keep him out OF the game
The men were out Tor practice yeSter-
day and were put through the snappiest
Kind of practice. As an inducement for
the men 10 come out for second eleven
Manager Briggs chartered a special car
10 take the men 20 Andrews field
IL will be remembered that Syracuse
played here the last part OF last season
and PLAYED Brown a tie game. At that
time Brown had "a seasoned eleven or
such men as Melendy, Whittemore,
Washburn and Sheehan. With those men
out OF the game and lighter men In their
places. Browns show Of Winning grows
materially less.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
ATHLETIC FINANCES.

The Princeton University athletic treas
urer gave out today the statement show
ing the financial standing of the athletic
association. whose accounts closed on
July ]. The statement shows a total of
receipts from games, training table, etc.
10 be S2e97. The total disbursements are
placed at ssl0l. leaving a balance of $i596.
which has been assessed 70 the general
expense account
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
GOOD RACES AT BROCK TON.

The racing az Brockton Yesterday was
very good despite the dampness OF the
track
The best time OF the day was
2:iiis, made by Terrill S. In The ?:io pace.
Edith MAY won iu the first division OF
tho s:i9 pace. and Wanda in the second.
their best time being i,ientical. 2:lsn. RE-
suits:
s.2 class trotting pulse Spb--Won by
Paddy McGrcHor. 40. - by McGregor
lTappani; Nation. u. e.. second: Juno. b
m. third Best time 2.sii.
2.ls class. pacing lrst division. purse
t5to-Won by Edith Nav. h. m, by Arrow
Wood (Carpcntcr); Jim Mace, b. T., Sec
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
COUNTRY JAY WON.

The feature Of the day az Terre Haute,
Ind Yesterday was the go trot for the
Wabash stakes OF 5000 which was taken
by Country jay I'm an easy manner The
first and second heats were won by May
Allen with Country jay a close second.
but IN tho last three heats Country Jay
kent in the lead. and was not in danger
al any time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The Rev Mr. Wildwood who Is spend
Ing few days with tho Rev. c. " Finch
in this city And former associate in the
work n China, will deliver
an address NJ the second Baptist church
Sunday evening az o'clock. Mr. Well
wood will speak OF his work. and the peo-
ple OF China. Mr.. Wildwood leaves In a
few DAYS for that country. where he OK
poets To remain for number OF years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
A SENSIBLE MAN.

aud Lunss. 10 is curing more Coughs
colds Asthma. Bronehitis, Group aud ali
Ttrcst ard Lung Troubles. than any
oshes medicine The proprietor has au-
thOrizeu any druggist 90 give you a
ssrip'e Foftlo Frc" - convince you ~
the merit OF this great remedy. Price
-. and 60c-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
new RULES ON ELIGIBILITY.

The Williams college athletic council
has appointed a committee consisting
OF Irving Mcdowell Garfield '93 of Boston
Fred t. Draper '95 OF Troy, n. ", and
Lewis Perry 9s OF Wiliamstown 10 meet
with committees from Wesleyan and Am
herst for the purpose of formulating rules
governing eligibility of men in athletic
contests. management of games and po-
llcing OF grounds Last year each coll
lege having a member OF its baseball team
ruled out for socalled professionalism.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
WORLDS RECORD BEATEN.

At the meet OF the Island Park Driving
Miss Nina Phelps OF Watervliet. NJ Y.
beat the worlds record for lady drivers
by 3ii seconds. The horse trotted the
mile ifl-2--t.aa4lA lA4--Tfic best previous record
for n lady driver was 2i2i.. ConnOr.
driven by Al Mcdonald, trotted as pace
maker
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
sAUcIER's TEAM.
CRESCEUS FAILS AGAIN.

On the Pimlico track at Boston yester-
day afternoon Cresceus went mile in
2:@12 against time, and IL was agreed that
IL was as good mile as the great stallion
had ever gone. because he faced chill
ing gale on the back stretch. and the
track was dead and slow from recent
rains. His times by quarters were 80,
l:02, 1874 and 2:05is. He was paced by
two runners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

Brown VIII have TO hustle 10 win from
Syracuse tomorrow.
Brown will suffer from the loss OF
Dwyer. who has bene barred from the
team by the faculty.
Captain Bates may not be able 10 play
I'm tomorrow's game owing To the injury
TO his knee, which he received In the
Colby game.
Coach Robinson posted the following
notice on the Brown campus yesterday
Brown men, show your sand. In order
10 win from Syracuse the team needs the
assistance OF every man in college. Get
out a good second eleven, and let every
boy get TO the field"
The Merinos will play at Warren to-
morrow with the Warrens and after that
IL would like to hear from any strong
team in the state Address all challenges
to Edward Mo-ell, las Delsine street,
Providence, II. L.
Wesleyan and Williams have cancelled
their games scheduled with Holy Cross.
The big Injuns" do not look so formid-
able this year. especially after being de-
feated by Gettysburg.
George Brooke. Pennsylvania's famous
fullback OF "a. is coaching the Swarth-
more College eleven.
Manager Fogg OF Colby was In town
yesterday. looking for first-class coach
John Emory of Brown was with Colby
for few days early In the season. but
was unable TO remain I'm Waterville on
account OF business engagements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
KRUGsR'S MENTAL CONDITION.

The Hague. oct. "a. II w. wolmar-
ans. one OF the Boer envoys. who had
been visiting Air. Kruger at lIilvcrsum.
found the mental condition OF the former
president OF the Transyaai 10 be by no
means satisfactory
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
BANK STATEMENTS CALLED FOR.

Washington Oct i--The controller OF
tlie currFucv today issued cali for "A
statement of the condition Of all national
day. Sept 70.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
THE SYRACUSIANS.

The Syracuse University team left last
night for Providence. X. L., where they
will play Brown University Saturday.
Those who went were; Boland. Wikom,
Moore, Parrish. Cannon. Weir. ONeii,
Brown. Morris. Wickersham, and substi-
tutes Cummings, Brave, Hares, Bender
and Davis,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

Every family should have its houseboJA
medicine chest and the first bottle IN n
sbould be DR. Woods Norway Pine av-
run Natures remedy for coughs ana
colds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

Itching piles? Never mind II physicians
failed TO cure you. Try Doan's Ointment.
No failure there. 80 cents at any drug
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

nurdock Blood bitters gives a man a
o,.ar head. an active brain. a stron~
rigorous body-makes him At for the ba +
tie of life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

tine. for place kicking 20 Ralnsford and
for drop kicking 10 w. y. Taylor. Law
renee and Haughton acted as Judges.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Eclectric OIL. Perfectly safe. Never fails
At any drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

PERRIN-W Worthy, Sr.. Hamilton. o:
Robertson, Boston; + NJ Williams. De-
troit; II 4 Carson, New York; James Ma
honey, w r Hoban, Providence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

THE ALBEE-wm Corcoran. Boston:
Jas X ttfier, - Y, Al Weston. Boston
Harry Wright, San Diego. Cal; T. Null
reeny, n " II j Russell Boston; III j
Flynn. Providence; Richard Harwood,
Terre Haute, Ind; Frank Slater, Gale
donia. O: Geo w Brown. Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Brown will have to hustle to win from
Syracuse tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10

pvERrsEMENTs and suessrp'lSns fo5 30 5hs Rsdway
"a door north until o'clock p m
rnsnfs received following branch ofnees al Ies
,ntiI o'clock D. m, 23s sth-ave g
cor o3c ST. I52 6th-ave. l2th-st Mac5 O. o'n-~''
New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
INCREASED TRADE AT THIS PORT
NETWORKS FOREIGN COMMERCE LARGER
BY $lOs,g71,s46 IN 1909 THAN IN 1899.

In the forthcoming annual report of the Chamber
Of Commerce will be statistics TO show that
the foreign commerce OF the port of New-York has
been increasing rapidly for two years and that its
increase last year greater than in any year
since 1885 The figures will he OF interest to many
IL. view of the statement made frequently that
much foreign commerce is being diverted to other
American Atlantic ports. The records of foreign
commerce Of New-York for last year and four
previous years is given as follows:
NEM-YORk FOREIGN COMMERCE