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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
.FoRp pEFEATs WOoNsoCKET

The Mlfords were the victors over the
Woonsocket Gyms at the Uxbridge fair
yesterday afternoon. Kid Nichols of the
Boston National league team pitched for
Milford and Lawson twirled for the
Gyms. The game was a good one from
first TO last. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
CoCLp NoT ~ sTlMMEL

Stimmel proved. z stumbling block for
the New Yorks at the Polo grounds YES
terday afternoon. he pitched y clever,
steady game, mad. assisted by good all
around work beat the locals. Attendance
700 The score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
REsTLTs YEsTERpAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston r. Washington q.
Philadelphia az Baltimore. rain.
Chicago At Milwaukee. rain.
Detroit at Cleveland. postponed be-
cause OF G. A. r. parade.
GAMES TO-DAY.
BOSTON at Washington
Philadelphia a. Baltimore.
Chicago AZ Milwaukee,
Detroit az Cleveland. two games.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
RrNCIIED THE HITS.

Philadelphia punched eight hits I'm the
fifth and sixth innings Yesterday after
noon aud easily defeated ST Louis. The
game WAS then stopped by heavy down
pour Of rain and was not resumed. At
Tendance 1857. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
CHIPS FROM THE DIAMOND.

The Grays play the woonsocket Gym
team at Woonsocket today.
Yesterday the Grays spent their time in
practice.
Lush OF Rochester did a good deed Yes
terday when he bffed out a home run at
Toronto.
Lawson OF woonsocket did not suffer a
bit in comparison with Kid Nichols, who
pitched for Milford yesterday.
Barclay OF Rochester took a bad tum-
bic into the fence yesterday and badly in
jured his arm.
Manager Murray went yesterday 10
New York where he will attend the meet
ing of the Eastern League. which has
been called To consider the situation
caused by the disbandment of the Hart
ford club.
Andrews made an exhibition of him
self Tuesday az Rochester. O'Hagan
made the longest hit ever cracked out on
the grounds. and when the ball was
fielded I'm to Andrews he threw il over
the fence.
Billy Fox. who used 10 dance around
the infield for Holy Cross a few seasons
ago. is covering second bag in great
shape for the Cincinnati National
Leaguers.
Homer Smoot announced last night that
no American League team has money
enough ~ make him Jump his contract
with President +. IT, Hurley OF the Wor-
cesters. Cleveland has made him a great
Offer but he turned II down because ne
says there is no man In the business equal
10 the Worcester president for kind
treatment Of his players.
An odd play occurred in the Boston,
Cincinnati game I'm Boston Monday IL
happened in the second inning. when
Crawford led OF for Cincinnati with a hit
10 centre. Slagle fumbled and Crawford
reached second Fox sacrificed, putting
Crawford on third. and when Demontre-
Vile let Steinfeldts groundcr 30 through
him Crawford scored Magoon singled
and Steinfcldt went to third Pietz flcd
out 10 Hamilton and, after the ball was
caught Steinfeldt made for the plate
and got there safely. Magoon started for
second before the bail had been fairly
caught and Hamilton lined the ball in 90
Long who threw 10 Tenney. and when The
latter stepped on the first bag Umpire
Brown called Magoon out. and refused
to allow Steinfeldts run. although he had
scored before Magoon was retired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12

Beaver Tail and return. distance of 10
rnflaa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY,

Rochester s. Toronto 5.
Brockt0n al Worcester-wet grounos.
Buffalo at Montreal-rain.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at Montreal.
Rochester AT Toronto.
BrocktOn at Worcester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

SHtNGTON WIITTEWASHED.
young's great work In tho box and al
most perfect fielding resulted Inv Boston
whitcwashlng Washington with ease yes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12

ond base.
Boston punched hits I'm the second in
ming, and aided by three errors scored five
runs. Coughlln's catch OF hard drive.
two feet above his head was the feature.
Attendance 2sl6 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-12
COLE At ATLANTIC CITY.

There are but eight PLAYERS left In the
golf tournament n Atlantic City. Lock
wood. the seventeen Ncar-od player. did
some splendid PLAYING. The scores:
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BROOhIl> GIRI iRD CTrD
Woman ard saloon keeper accused Of Enticins
Her >wa' iothcr Found Her.

olive " Eul'N. th" -lSafe'u-v r1T-oli
daughter " VI. NtiI" EuN"y. Who 1--we ~
40 Thronp avenue. HrpuNvu va- aocl,et
hy her mother In tho Datcs aN"uuo police
court yesterday ~ wiitl dl-.rc.scnce amt
~ being no danger OF becoming NNVart
Mira RoNry Informed MssI-tra at" Worth that
her daughter hsd boon cu'lrcd from horo y
week ago and taken {" IalryI"w, Y i where
with the assistance - the NayuI u that town
and tho Chief ~ police thr rirl was recovered
from "A hrus. & which. 10 IS satt, ste had been
taken hv a woman known a. Ms Lint n. "
Mrs crow aud Mrs squire ON tho
dav " the girl's lisapuelfanc., 10 Is alleged.
she r-ce.ycd a latter from tue woman. who
asked her ~ so ~ hcr houss a. 2l2 Thirty
ninth street. south Broohlyn on The follow
ing day tho girl was taken 20 the \"w Jersey
town
II was alleged nv Mrs goNey that Charles
Anderson, a saloon keeper at Navy and sand.
streets. had had a hand IN IN. girls diStp-
pcarancs II was through ths saloon keeper
that Mrs. RoSev obtained Ia" nr.t irforwa-
tion Of her daughter vh"reabouts with
tho Assistance 81 po'cCtiNc Conlin ~ tho
Gates avenue police station ant 81 ths Fair
view Authorities 80" luuut hcr and had her
arrested In court Yesterday Me- Eover
was willing - withdraw tnn complaint. but
the Magistrat" declined t. ucrmIt 1t and
parolcd tho grl In he~ mothers custody
pending n hearing on tpril 1 Meanwhile
the police are investigating tho case
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h'S'ir'i' nat the thanks ~ this House
are %t,ut"re 2" q" llor bav d Is Henderson
Tor the able, impartial ANA ulgniilei manner
IN wn'h lac hh- presided over ~ delbe ratons
ami PERFORMED ~" arduous ami Important
duil"s al IN" 'h'li
IN" edilnE NhN rry"lE"d with applause
| hl- "eru4ui'uu. ~Ild Mr. Richardson IA his
opinion, Nul''i the expression ut every meme
hrt "i TIE Nous" lNpIl7'N- tcrtainly, ~ far
a. o." winol ~ wa concerned. II was true
III" resolution was adopted by d unanimous
H7ll,. vote. and Sp".krr pro tenn. Bailey
appointed N"s-rs. fhN ne, richardson and
Jpr. ui Missouri, n committee to notify tho
HprHkor o' the action 81 ths House A.
the gartN appeared at the foot of th- steps
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the ~u''.rd ~ rrr'rn'ius sNutr -
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submarine boat Tho House conf-r.-s
were unusually in-ist"0t that thls should go
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nrl1hIon Nrnch MntrI Iensrh

The Motel sfnr Compiny, brokers,
representing m" Rroollvn Rapid Transit
Company, owners. closed IA" lease Yesterday
for the riehton Beach Hotel property for
a term Of Ave year, 10 e 4 linsl"y. proprie-
tor Of the Aberdeen. 50 Paul. MINI 'ir.
Iinsley will have a. h- associates In the
management W I = NceorNr, late Of tho
Palmer House, Chicago. and Elmer Nood-
bury, general mana: ger - IN" hotel and rc--
taurant system ot Nh" Maine central Rail
road
Plans have been drawn and u is In con-
Temptation to enrlus' Ito hotel IlHyy1S Ina
glass. making sun iurlors Hud keep M" house
open In winter hereafter
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sailed through the window Into u Room IN
witch thiidrrn We're Asleep.

Leaking gas In the subway In Second avenue
bc'w~en F0rtv-Sy'h and Fortv-aevonth
streets exploded early yesterday uoruius
and blew six heavy manhol" covers into
the air one ~ them was rcut Through a
second story window at go Second avenue.
into n bedroom In Which several children
were AAleep None 81 them wa : hurt
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WGu4N STRIChEN ~ 4 SIRFET car.
Mr.. Grasm uck Of Washington Heights Likely
10 Die Of a stroke Of <popi~y1.

Mrs Elizabeth Grasmuck ~ ina Edeccomh.
avenue was stricken with apoplrty YESTERDAY
afternoon ~ I2Sth street while riding uptown
on an Eighth avenue car Sh" was taken IN
an ambulance to the j Hood Wright hospital,
whcrr n WAS said last uivNt that her condition
was SERIOUS. Mrs. Grlsiuuck Is - wears old.
she is the mother Of Frederick and Theodore
4. GrHsmuCk. LAWYERS a. ~ Nassau street.
She ha. heen identified with Q nuuh"r ~ clubs
and charitable organizations on Wa shlngtUn
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NAsHINGIoN, March : ia" Senate has
connrmei the following non nIrOns MIL
toni AIcs Of ONO e. be- Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury. Capt. NI.utm Crozier
to be- rufet sol Of natural AMI detrimental
PHILOSOPHY at Ns-' Point MILITARY academy,
George - Gear 10 Toe Sr.pu. j.us" of the
circuit court Of lluN.ui, Naval instructor
/. | uWlr,, l y y. To- uH q lief ON .tguCtor
VI the Navy with the RANK OF Admiral.
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Tammany Initiate, Contractor Nauxhfon.

The %TammAny Society initiated three
new member AT a mcoung IN TammAny
Hall last night Tho initiates w.rs bernard
Naughton Of the contracting firm ~ Ntugh-
ton a Co, In which Chairman Daniel 7.
Mcmahon OF the EI.Cutiv. Committee IL .
partner Eugene kennedy. q contractor. and
Joseph X Blackmorc. a LAWYER Of Dro"t'vn.
4 Committee vas also H N.lufri =, prepare
u ticket Of ~off1c""- A.. H' ,u'-d ior a. t.s
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Remember a fifty cent bottle
Of SCOTS Emulsion given in
proper quantities will last a
baby fifty days; a child six or
seven, thirty days; and child
OF ten or twelve, twenty days.
It's a very economical medi.
cine.
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appetite, it will nourish and
bridge it over until it can take
its usual food.
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any real disease, it can be used
with splendid results.
WI -enl you a !'ile TO Try. n you Ia
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No Better Asthort, IL 60 he Found on Fashion
and the latest Matters OF Interest To Wenss'
than TIE SUI and Nv Svh
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-01-30

COUNTY NoTEs.-At o'clock yes
terday afternoon the jury 10 ths Coun.
ty Court 10 tho case OF Walter Turner,
colored, charged with an alleged at
tempted criminal assault upon Mary
Green. colored, q years old, returned q
verdict OF not guilty. and the prisoner
was released. The jury had only been
out ten minutes before returning the
verdict. The offense was alleged to
have been committed in the county
December Ii last.
10 the County Court today proceed
ings were commenced before Judge
Love for the condem nation OF certain
lands along the proposed line OF the
Great Falls aud Old Dominion Electric
Railroad Company, which is to connect
Georgetown with Falls Church and
Fairfax Court House. The railroad
company was represented by Me.srs.
K. Walton Moore. of Fairfax. and John
M. Johnson, OF this city. These cases
will b, continued on Friday.
The land grabbers entered a number
of applications for delinquent landa.
The grand jury met today to investi-
gate the prize fight which occurred in
LAWYERS saloon at Rosslyn recently,
but no evidence was ELECTED.
A mol proc. wss entered 10 the case
against HorsemaD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-01-30

AFTER THE OFFICERs.-rhe Mayor
this morning Informed Chief Webster
that there vas large dead dog living
or King street. between West and Pew
ton streets, aud that he, the Mayor,
had seen il there on Sunday, Monday
and yesterday, and that he was deter
mioed to SEQ how long the police officers
on that beat were going to remain blind
to such an outrageous abuse, aud that
this morning he was reliably told that
the dog 10 question had been there for
nearly two weeks, and that Sergeant
Smith, who came on duty on Monday,
had directed on officer to have the
nuisance removed. The Chief said 1t
was the first be had heard of it. The
Mayor said that he, the Mayor, did not
propose to add patrol duty to his other
services, and that police officers, not
the Mayor, were required and paid to
do this work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-01-30

A l.. las has been previously
stated. the Alexandria Light Infantry
purpose holding a fair during the latter
part OF next month, the proceeds to
be devoted to defraying the expense of
improving their arOofy. II Is the in
teution OF the company to put Ia new
frout, raise the roof and add anothe
story TO the building. The second
story is 10 be arranged for drill hall,
etc., and the first for offices for the Of
fieers and lockers for the men. The
ment 10 the city. Major w. M. Smith
Is chairman OF committee to devise
ways aud means for improving the
armcty and he has appointed the fol-
lowing es TIE committee: Col. 4. L..
Saith, Captains G. A. Mushbach, Al
bert Bryan, and J. +. King. and Messrs.
w. B. Smoo', Nj. b. Harlow. G. O..
Lead beater, Fl. r. Burke, @. r. Hill,
f Z Downham, ]. NJ. Hill, Henry
Strauss, j. X. M. Norton and q. L.
R0othe. The Alexandria Light IGfan-
try was organized nearly % years ago,
and it has for long time been regard
ed as one of the crack military COM
panies of the State. Their purpose to
enlarge and improve their armory is a
commendable one and should enlist the
hearty cooperation Of all Alexandrians.
The present quarters of the company
are exceedingly uncomfortable, cold
and cherries. The members are bear
ing ali the expenses incurred 10 main
tanning tho armory and keeping up the
or aniz ltion. The committee have
issued au appeal setting for b the above
facts and soliciting contributions for the
intended improvements. The fact that
the Light Infantry is composed OF repre-
sentative cir zsns and that It's mission
for 80 many years has been pro bono
pubico, should be sufficient TO cause a
hearty response from our people. Be-
sides, such an organization is an essential
to any community, IS has been demon
strated 10 the history of the Light To-.
fantry 10 troublou5 times OF by-gOne
years when il was apparent the police
force would be unable 10 cope with
waves OF lawlessness. The company,
which has for 80 long a time been an
Alexandria institution, should be per.
petuatsd, and it is hoped our citizens
will cid and encourage the committee
in their endeavors, which, after all, is
asking but little OF community for
which they are ever willing TO rick
their lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-01-30

ANGLO. GERMAN ALLIANCE2-The
following Is the final paragraph OF King
Ei1ard Wis speech Monday at the
invesliture OF the Crown Prince Fred.
erick William of Germany with the
Order Of the Garter:
II desire to express the hope that my
action in comforting upon you this au-
cient order may yet further csment and
strengthen the good feeling that exists
between the two great countries, and
that we may 60 forward hand 10 hand
with the high object OF insuring peace
and promoting the advance OF ciyiliz,
ton throughout the world"