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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06


The 18th annual encampment Of the
Sons OF Veterans. which was held yes
terday In Slocum Post hall. did not con-
clude. as far as it's business features were
concerned. until late hour i'm the after
noon.
Officers were elected as follows: Divi-
sion commander. Col. Frank J. Clinton:
senior vice division commander. Lieut.
Col. John III. Leonard; junior vice divi-
sion commander. Mai George w. Hoxie;
division council Past Col. Theodore A.
Barton. Past Maj. William r. congdon.
Past Capt. Charles o. Taber; delegate-at-
large to the Goth annual meeting of the
commander-in-chief. Rev. Herbert c.
Dana; delegate, Charles A. Hammond;
alternate to the delegate -at-large. Will
Ham r. Congdon: alternate 20 delegate,
Michael Philip OFlaherty. n
Past Inspector General Arth0 b.
Sphinx was by vote OF the encampment
made installing officer and he proceeded
i 10 install the officers.
Division Commander Clinton announced
the following staff of officers: Chaplain,
Rev. Herbert G. Dana; surgeon. Fred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
LADY To JUDGE R. |. D0GS.

Mrs. Oughton Giles, one OF the best
known of the amateur exhibitors at the
bench shows in Great Britain. particular
ly those OF the English Ladies' Kennel
association. arrived at New York yester-
day on the Cymrics She will be the guest
OF Miss Lillian G. MORGAN, No. IS Irving
place, New York, and on Feb. 1S and IA
she will Judge I'm the beagle. toy and
spaniel classes at the Rhode Island Ken
mel club show at Providence.
Mrs. Giles has come into prominence as
a judge since the organization OF the
English Ladies' Kennel association. which
has done much to encourage its members
In serving In the official capacity. Few
women have acted as judges under the
old show promoters. Mrs NJ A. Foster
OF Bradford, who made a speciality OF pet
dogs. especially Yorkshire terriers. was
about the first English woman to oficiate.
She had a predecessor In this country in
Miss a. II. Whitney. the noted authority
on st Bernards.
Mrs. Gilcs's kennels are at her coun-
try place. Radnage Manor. near West
Wycombe. not far from London. Her
favortcs are pocket beagles. mostly
ten inches or under; whippets York
shires. Italian grcyhounds and blood
hounds.
A number OF dogs came over with Mrs.
Giles. which she will bench at the West
Minister show. Among them are Ia prize
winning beagles. Rambler OF Rsdnage.
Caution OF Radaage. Mad Girl. Lapwing.
Morden Bright Eyes and Cay Lass of
Rodnage; also two whippets. noted as
race winners and at bench shows-Bell OF
Hadnago and stanton OF Rsdnage.
l. The dogs Will be sent 20 e. A. Smiths
kennel at Woonsocket. to be got into
shape for exhibition after the long voy-
age. Mrs. Giles Is the first woman 10
como to this country to judge at a bench
show.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
FIGHT PULLED OFF.

Efforts TO frustrate the plans of 500
sporting men for prize fight in Illinois
last night between Eddie Croake and
Young Peter" Jackson were futile. Gov
Yates was notified or their plans TO bring
off the bout at Belvidere, telephoned the
sheriff and headed off the fight At that
point. Then the sports started for the
Wisconsin state line. where they again
encountered a sheriff acting on orders
from Gov. Lafollette.
A special train on which the crowd had
come from Chicago then put back TO Gil
berts, Kane county In small hall a ring
was quickly formed and the fight pro-
ceeded. During the first seven rounds
Croake showed up well. but failed 10
keep mp the pace and was knocked out I'm
the 18th
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

"spike" Sullivan IL again talking of GO
ing TO England after he has had few
more bouts here.
Tommy Ryan has been offered good
purse TO meet Kid Carter at Hartford
next month";
II looks as II boxing is doomed at Pitts
burg. for the ministers are making
great fight against the popular sport.
The match between Dick OBrien and
Kid Carter. which was scheduled TO take
place az Youngstown, Feb. 10, mas oeen
AT Youngstown. O., last night the 20
round glove contest between Harry john
son OF Pittsburg and Jimmie Dunn. OF
Newcastle, Pa, resulted In decision LOT
johnson. Dunn was very weak In the
closing rounds.
On Monday night at Gslena, Kan. Ed,
die X. Morris. OF San francisco. defeated
s.Young Walcott' of New York in the
18th round Of what was to have been
25-round go.
Ruth Moore. OF Leadville. is the sweet
heart of Jim Mccormack. the Texas
heavyweight. and when told the other
night that her lover had been defeated by
Fred Russell al Denver STt tIitu W 'VAi-
NIT suicide by taking arsenic Her recoV-
cry is doubtful
The domestic tranquility of the Corbett
household was iarred the other night bN
another row between the pugiust ara ms
wife IL was serious that the otner
tenants al the hotel entered "A complaint.
and the Corbetts have moved.
Sammy Harris. TERRY" McGovern
manager has agreed to match his man
against Tim Haggerty, the Australian:
due soon In San Francisco. for purse OF
5000 provided the Australian VIII agree
to weigh in at 126 pounds at the ring SIDE
The chief of police at Pittsburg showed
considerable courage the other mght Dy
granting a license for the Sims and Bowie
Contest when the mayor ordered him not
TO do so. The bout was held Monday
night and when Boyle quit In two min
utes the spectators made a cry Tor thelr
money. and except for the police there
would have been an outbreak.
Clarence Forbes. of Chicago, whipped
Kid Garfield. OF Chicago. In the eighth
round OF what was 10 have peen 90
round dght before the Phoenix A. G., AT
chicago' last night In the preliminary
Eddie Donnelly, OF Boston. and kiu OH,
SON of Cleveland, were. scheduled 1orlV
rounds. Donnelly threw up the sponse
i'm the sixth round. claiming ne had IN
iured his right arm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
TRACK RECORD BROKEN.

The New orleans mile track record vas
lowered Yesterday quarter of u second
by Narro. a chestnut Reldinc hy pardoe
who covered tho distance IN .Saa, The
previous best time for tnp distance ever
Narro 81 about the best colt shown at
New orleans thiS winter As he II enter
ed IN the Crescent CITY Derby. which IL
from his performance Yesterday he viii
befthe only horse from 'his section of -he
COUNTRY that viii be able 90 give Joe
Frey. Sehorrs candidate. ana kind of "A
race
Although varro eq1aled tho track roc
ord Tor seven furionEs on Saturday. and
~ pounds OF from that race nevertheless
the books laid their fancy price ~ To-
against his chances. After long and tire
eomo delay az the post. caused hy the had
acting ~ Lady Callahan the Held WAS I'm
ally scnt away.
Lady Callahan showed the way for a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
800 Reward, $lOO.

rhe readers ~ this PAPER will be
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

The coloniais and the Brown Univer-
sity team rolled on the latter's alleys last
evening In the Inter-club league series.
and In an Interesting contest the Colo
nials won all three games and with a
single of ss5 and a total Of 25l4 broke the
single and team total records.
The colonials were out for all three
games and they literally rolled rings
around the coilegians Cornell was the
leading light with a total or 5i7. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
P. 0. A. HELD MEETING.

The quarterly meeting OF Providence
Driving association vas held last evening
at the rooms of the New Century Athletic
club on Mathewson street. with large
attendance OF members and with the
president OF the association, Col. Isaac L.
Goff. in the chair.
All the business brought before the
meeting was OF "A routine nature and was
disposed of summarily.
The report OF the banquet committee
was received and il stipulated that the
event would take place on Feb. 2l and
that members would have the privilege OF
inyitnk ladies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
coLoNIALs.
ELMWOoO 3; B. N. 4. C. 0.

The b. NJ. A. c. team went up against
q snag last evening In the Inter-club
league series in the shape of the Elmwood
quintet and was outclassed and defeated
In all three games.
The Elmwoods were In fine fettle and
had no difficulty In making the neat
total OF oslo The. work OF Brown OF
the B. NJ. A. C. team was the feature OF
the evening. Lestrade and c. Il. Smith
also rolled well. The summary;
ELMwOOD.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

whats the matter with youg" asked
the sympathetic friend. An attack OF
grip" 'No: this isn't grip. | haven't
time 20 stay at home and send for doc
ington star
Wife-"NVe have been IN this neighbor-
hood now for six months and no one has
called Z" Hushand--"Well, what are we
going 10 do about it?'' II don't know. but
we shall have 90 put In a telephone. =
Detroit Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Charley Comiskey Is going to train
his Chicago American league team In
New Mexico
John McGraw. the Baltimore American
league magnate. says Vat c. ". Somers
put up $4,000 as n bond for the payment
81 the rent on the Huntington avenue
grounds for five years.
c. c. Giadwin made a new snowshoe-
ing record over the Central Park half
mile course I'm New York Monday. cover
ing the distance, after an exciting race
with four other competitors In Pm. IS 3-5s.
f. j. Connors of Chicago has been en-
gagged 10 coach the Phillips Exeter, Aca-
denny track team this year. lie has had
eight years experience in athletics at
Cornell. Carlisle Indian school and else
where.
The Glen Echo Country club OF St.
Louis, Mo-. announces that a world golf
championship will be held over its links
in 1903 In connection with the world :
fair. Prizes of a substantial nature will
be offered later.
A silver cup has been offered. for the
best record made by steam vehicle
between city Hall. Hoboken. and city
Hall. Philadelphia. before April Is. The
contest has excited much interest among
automobile enthusiasts.
Arthur A. Zimmerman. the one time
champion bicycle rider has been elected
president OF the Point Pleasant. y. j..
Hunt club, one Of the most promising
clubs on the Jersey coast The club will
have it's first hunt I'm a few days, when
a large red fox will be liberated.
Virgil Garvin Of the Chicagos may play
with an American league team next sea-
! son He has been considering the ma tier
OF going to New York. but is not anxious
to play under Freedman. and, besides.
will stand by the players association un-
tll the last He Is at present in CON-
munication with the managers Of the
Milwaukee and Philadelphia American
clubs.
Attorney Thomas r. Fennell. a mem.
| her of the varsity crew at Cornell. cap
tain OF the tracT team and centre and
| full back on the football team during his
| attendance at the law school OF the uni.
versity. was nominated last night for
city recorded by the Republicans of FL.
| mira.
Tho seasons schedule for Columbia
\ baseball team has been presented 10 the
| faculty athletic committee for approval
| trip through New Enalsnd will ~
taken. In whichysanies with Trinity. Am.
herst. Rates. Rowdoin and the University
| OF Vermont viii be played. Yale. Prince
ton. University Of Pennsyivsnis and th.
| Carlisle Indians viii be played IN New
! York.
At the auction sale oe trottins stoci
| at Chicago Yesterday the brown pacing
| stallion Dallas Texas. 2slA. hy Dean Fot
rest. out of Blue Jav. by Jay Bird. We,
| sold 90 j. X. Cook. OF NoOnsocket. fol
| s575. T. T.. Cook of Woonsocket bcugh
the chestnut mare Madeline Electric.
years old by Eleotrite. ont OF Lady May
by Port Leonard, for 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
Wha, Shall We naw for Dessert ?

This question arises In the family e7-
cry day Let us answer u today. Try
Jsli.O. q delicious and healthful des-
ssrt Prepared IN two minutes. No
boiiingi no baking simply add boiling
water and set TO cool. Fiavors rs:-Lemon.
Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get
n package at your grocer's todav.i0 cents
Boston: " n Waterman. u 9 Wood
Prov; Arnold Pick, II Aiouiton, Boston;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
SAW GANG IN PITrsFIELD.
CONGREGATIONAL CLUB MEETING.

The Congregational club will hold IT'S
next meet on Monday evening. February
n, az tho Trocadero. supper will be
served al sf5. after which Mr.. Robert a
Woods. ~ BOSTON. head Of the South End
Horse of oliege-eettlement Work will
spaak on Talent Savings Sta lions Aione
the Shores Of Poverty" There Is also
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
WEST SIDE 3; TO KALON 0.

Three straight games seemed TO be
prevalent in the Inter-ciab Big Pin league
last evening. and the West Sides proved
10 be no exception to the rule. and by
rolling up score of .e4sl they easily won
all three strings from the To Kalons.
Bennett was the star with total Of 500.
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
HALLS TEAM,
MERCANTILE LEAGUE,

Afterlosing the first game to Connerys
team last evening. the Rogers five re-
turned to earth and captured the next
two without difficulty. Alexander and
Orr were the stars. The summary:
ROGERS TEAM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
CoNNERY's TEAM
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNEY.

The Trinity team nifered the odd game
from tho Eagles last evening IN the
Trinity square tourney.
All strings were close and exciting and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

held subsequently TO the general meet
ing, IL was decided to hold the national
amateur championships at Buffalo the
second week In August. The board OF
control will spend several days I'm revis-
ing the rules of the association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
WEST SIDE.
MUSIC HALL DUCK PIN LEAGUE,

The disciples Of Hall and Jones met in
the Music Hall Duck Pin league series
last evening. and when tho smoke had
cleared IL was discovered that the Hall
ties had decamped with the odd string,
much TO the elation OF their partisans
Jones carried off the honors. being closely
pursued by Brophy. The summary:
HALLS TEAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
NC. a. ANNUAL MEETING

Clean snort was the keynote OF the sec
ond annual meeting OF the National Cy-
cling association, held yesterday IN the
Astor House. New YORK. George D.
Cooke. the president. was IN the cna',, r.
Twenty-two race promoting clubs ana ~
track associations were suspended. Dele
gates were present from Los Angeles,
cal Salt Lake. T., and racing centres
throughout the United States.
Though the association Is only I'm Its
second year. the report of the board OF
control showed that Hast year IL sane
toned 200 race meets, In which more
than 100000 was distributed in cash
prizes. The treasurer's report showed
receipts for the year of Al. and dis
bursements OF s62i4.52, leaving balance
of s2l55,S9.
The Associated Cycling clubs OF New
York city were elected to active mem
bership as were also the Charles River
Park Athletic association OF Boston
Providence Coliseum company, Buffalo
Athletic Field association. and Revere
Beach Track association. The application
or the Hillside Bicycle Track company
OF Bellcvile, n. j., was rejected
A resolution was adopted providing for
the incorporation in the racing rules of
punishment for promoters guilty OF pay
ing cash To amateur riders. a $50 fine be-
ing the penalty for the first offence. The
board OF control was empowered 10 re-
wise the racing rules after consultation
with Representatives OF affiliated clubs
and the American RACING Cyclists Union.
The suspension OF Orlando stevens Of
ottumwa. la. and JAY Eaton OF New
ark. ~. J., for alleged trickery In a
match race between the pair at Walls
burg. n. j.. last July, was made perma-
nent The New Haven Coliseum com
pany was suspended for failing TO pay
financial obligations incurred last year.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
President, George j. Cooke or Harlem
Wheelmen. New York; vice president,
Charles II. Lemenko. Newark, y. J.. Sec
ond vice president. George Hendee
Springfield. Mass. secretary. Charles X
Mcclure. Greenwich Wheelmen, New
York. board OF appeal George \. Need
ham OF New York. Abbott fassctt OF
Boston. ~ s. Fogel of Philadelphia. Sam
uei Miles or Chicago. T. NJ Bridgman ot
New York; board of control A. C. Batch.
I cider of, New York ". r Kelsey o'
Boston. W r. Tureeon Of Runalo. 81 v
Klosierman % Baitlmore. Harry Hartley
OF Jacksonville Flu.. George Grecnburl
~ Chicago. Tom Cooper 81 Detroit. ms
representative of the A. Y. G.. r.
n meeting Of 'he board OF control
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

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clear hes an active brain. n strong. Wig
orous body--tnakes him ft for the battle
OF nf,.
Group instantly relieved Dr. Thomas
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At any drug ttore.
Every family should have IT'S household
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Natures remedy for coughs ana colds.
Itching piles? Scver mind II physicians
failed to cure you Try Doan's Ointment.
No failure there 50 cents at any drug
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
Ncrld Of sports.

much enthusiasm was manifested. Ber-
nado led with $50 The summary:
TRINITY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

Al the auction sale oe trottins stock
at Chicago Yesterday the brown pacing
stallion Dallas Texas 2.slN. by Dean Fot-
rest. out of Blue Ja- by Jay Bird. wss
sold 20 j. X. Cook. OF WoOnsocket. for
the chestnut mare Madeline Eiectritc. :
years old. by Electrite. ont OF Lady May.
by Port Leonard, FOR siOo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06
IN PUGILISTS' REALM.

Spike Sullivan II again talking of 60
ing TO England after he has had few
more bouts here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

r Charley Comiskey Is going to train
New Mexico.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

Arthur A. Zimmerman. the one time
champion bicycle rider. has been elected
president of the Point Pleasant. y. j..
Hunt club one of the most promising
clubs on the Jersey coast. The club will
have it's first hunt in a few days, when
a large red fox will be liberated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-06

Attorney Thomas F. Fennell. a mem
her of the varsity crew at Cornell. cap
tain OF the traSS team and centre and
full back on the football team during his
attendance at the law school OF the uni.
versity. was nominated last night for
city recorded by the Republicans of FL.
mira.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Austin, MARCH 5.-Thr committee ~.
pointed to visit the Norih Tcyl, usy.
lum and th, state orphans hom'. conn.
posed oi N lrcgu'ar ys Aldrich, Null.
key and HARRISON, took the following
shot at tho office Of state purchasing
agent in DO, report;
"Thi, committee is convinced that
great Inconvenience, results O. both of
these Institution, by reason Of purchas.
ing agent system. There are many an.
reasonable delays in the receipt pf sup
plies. We cite MS un instance Of this
that am order for lumber for the North
TcNs asylum. placed with the agent
n.f August. and urgently needed then.
has mot been received yct. Iu the ease
%. the orphans home. che children
have often been forced tp wear their
summer cl1the, far into the winter
season ANA yep yor-a Tastuuilm all,
this committee seriously d1ub's 10 th.
saving boo prices obtained by che pur
cha sing n-lt ha. ju.ua q tAo creation
oi ,hru '... $40 examination 90. prices
OF articles recently furnished hy fhe
purchasing agent ..Jl. us Go thc CON.
C'u,.w fhi. There i- u.rnu1my il the
system.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The llOus' l'lsSrs to EngrOSSment
H. Quarantine Bill.
THE COST DIVIDED.
The state I, 10 Paw Two.Thlrds OF
Such Expense aud the County
One-Third Report Against
Purchasing Ag, at Act.

Austin, March THE house yester.
day passed 20 cngro-,ment "A very
amended substitute for the Strother
quarantine bill. Mr. Stro,her's bill pro
vided that in case county failed to en-.
force quarantine on infectious or con.
tagious diseases the state health officer
could step in and administer the quar-.
antine and tax the expenses up against
the county. The bill as passed provide,
that quarantine shall be enforced by
the counties Of the state, with the state
health oilicor directing IL in an advisory
capacity and the county shall pay one.
third and the state two.thirds Of the
cost.
The Griggs pilot bill, intended 70
amend the law 80 that any one may h.
examined for a job a. pilot, instead OF
combining that privilege 10 those who
have served as deputy pilots, as at pres
ent. was debated nt length in the house
and when adjournment was had WIZ
still pending
The house was unable to select a state
flower for Tcms. The blue bonnet aud
open cotton bl.l un leading iu the race.
The senate held no session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-03-06

Albany. March 5--Thc Rice mr-Ss,
case aud the uamr OF Albert r. Pat
rick and Charles ". Jonc. were moR.
toned no tho d.hto over fhc w. n
Smith Nl n fre assembly Monday
urnt which provide, tmt NURSE. m
..I . physicians shall uU. disclose
professional information. Mr. Hymnn
st N.w York defended the bill while
~ r. Kelsey. Fish. Lynn AND DAILY
opposed b. Mr. Davis of New York
brought u0 the Hioc u,0 and after com.
siderable discussion us t1 whether the
bill, n DC Became o law, would have
anything to DO with the J1ur, comics.
sion Iu .Ae E... D.,.. STE smith tle in.
truJrr.r asked tnlt the hin be laid asid,
iunsmuch as such question had been
raised and Doe desire 90 investigate. The
uIl hrma.. hud been handed Co him
On introduce bv o lawyer who was %
moml.r uf tbe New York City bar
The measure was laid aside.