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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-24
Mortgages Sale

VIII be sold az public auction on Mon
day. June Bird, at 12:3o o'clock pm, on
the premises, by virtue OF the power OF
sale contained in that certain mortgage
deed made and executed by Mary ".
Ormsbee. dated March 2Sth. 1900. and re-
corded IA the office of the town clerk OF
coventry. State OF Rhode Island. In boclt
No ), pages ~ and 9S OF the records OF
mortgages iu the town ofCoventry. That
certain tract OF land, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated
station. on the New York a New England
Railroad. aud is bounded and described
as follows. Beginning at the southeast
erlNs Coraer thereof, Just north OF stone
bridge and adjoining land OF or foSnerly
OF Il q Place, at tho public road from
thence running northerly on said road to
a pitch pine tree. thence the same course
60 the Buck Horn River. thence southerly
on said river TO land OF or formerly OF
stephen Wilcox. thence westerly on said
Wilcox land. aud land formerly Of VIII
liam Rowan and land Of Seneca $. Rath.
burn aud land formerly OF said r. q
Place. bounded northerly by land for
merly of George 4. Dorrancc, eastcrly by
said river, southerly by land formerly of
by the public road all within the said
line and bounds. estimated to contain
seven acres. be the same more or less, and
~ subject 90 the right OF fowage as re-
served in the deed from W V. Phillips 10
Nancy Brown OF the premises, being the
same premises that George w. and Nancy
Brown decided 20 Ruth TilinRhast Dec.
10th. 1875. and descended 20 Joseph r. TIL
linghast az sole heir at law OF Ruth Til
linghnst deceased and also the same
premises described In deed book Number
81, az page i0l, In the Record office OF
said Town OF Coventry
Notice IL hereby given OF the intention
of the mOrtgagee TO bid upon the above
described property at the sale thereof or
az any postponement ot adjournment OF
the same.
mil 20l b order Of the AiasisasA---
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Providence.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATION.
Sheriff S Office,
March 7 4 ID IN

March J, A D. 1901.
Providence. Sc;
Execution Number 1855. issued out Of the
Common Pleas Division OF the Supreme
Court, holden at Providence, Rhode ISL
and, within and for the county of Provi-
dence, on the fourth day Of March. A ID.
1901. and returnahe to the said Court
September 4th. a ~ 1901 upon a judg-
ment rendered by said Court on the nine
teenth day OF February. A. -. 1901, I'm
favor OF Timothee Benoit OF Fall River.
IN the County OF Bristol and Common
wealth OF Massachusetts. plaintiff, and
against Lawrence Rouley Of Cranston. in
said County OF Providence and State of
Rhode Island. defendant. | have this day.
al 70 minutes past eight O'Clock a. m,
levied the said execution on all the right,
title and interest, which the said de-
fendant had ON the 9TH day of Decem-
ber, \. ID. 1901. az 80 minutes past nine
on the original wriD In and TO the follow
ing described real estate. viz: Certain
tracts OF land, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated ON the
southerly side Of Hartford Avenue. In
that portion OF the Citx or Providence rt-
Vcentiy annexed from The Town OF John
ston, laid out and described as lots mum
bered from twelve 10 twenty-onc both I'M
elusive. lots numbered from - to 20 both
inclusive and lots numbered % 30. 81, 81,
~ ana ~ upon = plat entitled plat OF
house lots belonging TO the heirs OF Stcrry
sweet on uarttord avenue Johnston,
n. l., by II :. MnMrX. March 1877. which
plat IL recorded IN the records OF land
evidence for the original Town OF john
ston. and also In the records Of land evi-
denec for said city OF Providence. Also
n tract OF land, with all the improve
ments thereon, bounded eaaterly upon Ida
street. upon which IL measures about
nifty feet GO). southerly on Crowninsh
street, upon which " measures about
ninety feet tg0l. westerly upon lot num-
bered ~ on said plat. on which II meas
ures about tfty feet tJD and northerly
upon land now or formerly belonging 60
Joseph Pclegarski it being the southerly
portion OF lots 80 and 40 on said plat
Notice T. hereby given that | will sell
the said attached and levied ON estate az
Public Auction go be- held in the Sher-
im's Office. IA the Providence County
Court House Nv said City OF Providence
in said County of Providence, ON Satur-
day the fifteenth G5thl day Of June.
A. -. 1901. at ~ o'clock m. for the salts
faction of said execution, debt, interest
ON the same. costs ~ suit. my own fees
and all contingent expenses. ~ sufficient.
ALBERT O. COATES
my23-30. 1913 Deputy Sheriff.
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AoMIrlsraAroR,s sAlr OF aIAl lsrArE.

Will be sold az public auction. OF the
premises hereinafter described on SAT-
URpAY May 25 1901 az " o'clock noon.
by virtue and IN exercise q tie authority
vested In the Undersigned az administA-
tor with the Will anneNcd of the estate
OF Frccborn Johnson, late OF Providence.
r.. J., deceased by decree t0f tho Appel
late Division OF the Supreme Court within
aud for the county OF Providence. State
of Rhode island. duly entered on the ele-
venth day Of March a. ID. 1901 in equity
cause No. 5iii. Richard W jennings. ad-
ministrator. VS. Della Johnson Il al -
All the right title and interest which
the said Freeborn Johnson had al thu
time ~ his dcccase tsuhiect 10 the Ufo
estate 90 his widow. Elizabeth T. john
son. under the last will and testament of
said Freehorn Johnson. In and 10 a c,r-
tain piece or parcel or land. situate IN
said Providence. and laid out nnd de-
sCribod rs follows. VIZ Beginning on the
n0rthCrll Ina Of Sumter strenL- al "a -p.ll.,t
one hundred OO0l feet distant frOm the
uortheasteriy corner Of Emerson street
aud sumter street, thence easterly on the
northeTy line 81 sumter street hftv tor
feet. thence northefly ~ = risln anel,
one hundred Ooo) feet. thence westerly
parallel to Sumtof street nfty C,0l feet.
thence sOuthofiy one hundred finJ feer
10 the place Of bsginnihn since the dats
OF the entry of said dccren said Elizabeth
n Johnson has deceased So that tho IN.
tire estate viii b. sold and the sale will
be absolute without reserve
RICHARD W iENNTNCH
AdmlnisDator, with the WIZ Annexed.
aS0 a.
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Mortgagee's Sale

VIII be sold az Public Auction June the
tenth, 1901 at one o'clock y. m. on the
Premises. by virtue ~ the power OF sale
cntaincd in certain mortgage decd made
and executed 10y Or'in a. kinne and Ruth
T.. klnne. his wife. IN the right OF tho
wife, OF the Town ot Johnston, ia Provi-
dence County. ". J.. recorded IN Book
Two Hundred and Fourteen (2lb. Page
Two Hundred and FOrty-SiN (2i6) in the
records Of tho Town and County of Prov
idence. mortgage having been broken a
certain iot ol hnd WIN All the improve
side Of Ernest street in said City or
Providence. laid out and described as lot
numbered ScventN-TwO C1W ON that plat
entitled Farm Pat No one 1). belonging
TO the estate u Amos j.. Smith and Amy
A, Smith. October. 1898. said plat is duly
recorded IN the Recorders Office In said
city of Providence. reference thereto be
ing had for q more particular description
By order Of the Murigagee. who hereby
said prnuerlA-1l- the sale 1hercnL-1L--A
any adjournment mil .Vt
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THE ALBEE-Cnn Farrell, Harry I.
stewart, n Y; n A Bennett. Katherine
Rober Co: Alex Dawson, ~ Y; j c Hart
mann and wife. Far Rockaway, n j; Il
G Morrison, Kittanning, Pa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-24
Many Difficulties In Way Of
COnVicting Mrs. Bonins.
CONFESSION MAY Be RULED CUT
ClIcumstantlal Evidence Must Be Relied
Upon 10 Break Down Her Dsisncs.
Polio, Urged 10 Act.

wsshinstou. May 2i.-Preparations are
being made by the United States district
attorney. and the police for great legal
battle when Mrs. Bonine, who confesses
10 having been engaged in the fatal strug-
gle with Census Clerk Ayres at the time
he was shot is brought to trial
Appreeiating that the case against her
in its present status is weak. the dis
trict attorney has asked the police TO ex-
ert themselves to the utmost and pro-
clire every bit Of evidence that can be
found! In consequence, the detectives
lutvc been quite as active since the con-
fession as they were when endeavoring
10 solve the mystery.
It is realized by the prosecuting officer
that only by oircumstnnual evidence can
The statements made by Mrs. Bonine be
broken down. The conviction Is strong
In the public mind that she wlli be ac-
quilted unless stronger proof be brought
against her than was developed at the in
quest.
Mrs Bonine has retained Douglas n
Douglas TO defend her One OF the firm
called at the Jail today, accompanied by
Mr. Bonine, and had long talk with
her about her case. one of the first
things impressed upon the prisoner was
the absolute necessity for silence on her
part.
IL s. said efforts will be made TO have
excluded the confession made by Mrs.
Boninc on the ground that Il was OH
taincd from her undres duress. n that
be thrown out it VIII dcvolve upon the
government to- make it's case wholly out
Of circuustnntiai evidence.
D.. -tfu ~ Of oti al Ia
structrd is admittetIly weak in many es-
scut'si points.
Tnwycrs who have carefully reviewed
the ease say that at best manslaughter
only could he established. as cir
cumstnnccs show shat the weapon from
which Tie fatal shots were fired was I'm
the room Of tho deceased when Mrs. Bon
Inc entered. This they say, eliminates
the element of -premeditntiOn.
The government r. cndcavoring 20
tabiish motive for killing sud will try
20 show more cOnclusively than was
brought out ~ the inducst that Ayre.
and the accused werc on most intimate
terms. aud that she Nas extremely jcai.
ous.
Tine district attorney hopes to hsve tho
casr presented "a tho Ersud iurv IN n dav
or two and have IL brought 10 trial before
'he District suPreme court adiourns for
the summer.
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New York.
HOTEL AR RIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-J c Silva, b Sill
va, jewelry buyers; l. II Blrdseye. Utica;
+ S Breuer, Conn: Il Davis and wife,
Boston; Michigan Baseball team: j
Mullin. Denver: + A Buckley. Syracuse
r G Strickland. Warren II Burnham. n
Adams; Joe Mass. Prov; W Hutchins.
jamestown. n Y; w II Potter. A u
Heb, y Y; G Calkins. Boston; X
Pearce, \ Y; $ c Harhaway ana wife.
New Bedford: + II Price. Albany: III *
Coolidger. G NJ Dudley, n Y; John J
Benn Phil Y T Pardee, Boston; Geo w
Conrad, A Roseman, Newark Il Fales.
Buffalo; A Middleton, Boston: J
selden. Chicago; r w Lambert. II w
Weale, Birmingham. Eng; c @ Wilson, Il
A Usina. Boston; + Simonson. Y:
Henry Barker, c T Gardner, Boston: J
Gumpert, N 81 G Donnel, w l. Crop
ley, Boston; + weathersly, Chicago: w
NJ Mcdonald Boston; II w Hine, II Mar
tin. y Y; S Taylor, Jr, Boston; A V
Hastings and wife, Gloucester; NJ
Mendelson, J IL Cromwell. J A Fraser. l.
A Winsley. n Y; NJ Frank. Phil; G u
Lorsch, n Y; A VILE. + Il Gaynor y =:
r Fish, Bridgeport: W 4 Lawler. Boston /.
a $ Meyer, n y; A ~ Armstrong, Sand
wich, Mass u Var Raatle. r. Van Raatle.
John Havron, n Y y Pearsall, Chica-
go; j + Grossly. Boston; Walter Cutting,
Pittsheld; G Walter Smith, Rochester: j
G silva, II G. silva, Montreal; Edward
Willetts, n Y; $ Il Beach. Meridian: Chas
T. Hodges, ~ Y; a Reed, Boston, III
Russell, Fall River: y @ Lemar w
Strand, II II Sanford n Y. Geo c Lunt.
w a Clark. Boston; Henry r. Palmer
Prov; II Warrimer Boston; j w Allen,
Warren, r '; = NJ Curweu. Phil; NJ j
Delahanty, y Y; Josiah T. Day. y Y:
James Boyce. Chicago; W r Wellman
and wife, San Francisco; T. Weipberger.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-24
BY CHARLES l.. ELLIS. 81
Auctioneer.
i07 Westminster ST,
Mortgagee's Sale

VIII be sold NJ public auction on Mon
day. June Bird, at 1880 O'Clock y. m. on
the premises, by virtue of the power OF
sale coS~ained ia that certain mortgage
deed made and executed by Irving w.
Bliss aud Minerva II. Bliss. his wife.
dated June 9TH 1896 and recorded In tho
office Of the town clerk of the town or
Johnston. r. l.. In book No. ~, page ~
of the records of mortgages OF real es-
tate In the town OF Johnston. r. T. Those
two certain house lots. with all the inn
provements thereon, situate I'm the town
of Johnston. County Of Providence ana
State Of Rhode Island and are designated
as lots Nos. One Hundred aud Twenty
three l2O and one Hundred and Twenty
-Four tl2il and plat OF house lots known
as the Silver Lake Plat plated by G. r.
Paine I'm 1852 and recorded IN the records
of the said town OF Johnston in the town
clerks office reference thereto being had
for further description. Notice Is hereby
given of the intention OF the mortgage @,
bid upon the above described property at
the sale thereof or at any postponemen
or adjournment OF the same.
mil 20t By Order of. the Mortgage
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DORRANCE-J w MAY. y Y: G c
Kruscn. Boston: A NJ Hookheimer. 4 III
Loveioy, n V; III NJ Mulholland. w w
rorson, Boston; w & Erwin. PHI: w
Seals. n Y; + Hogan. Boston: W & Har-
rls. Chicago; q w Pettongill. Boston;
Benz Wilbur, So Scituate; u Springer. n
Y; w II DeLong. Boston; n II Wohl,
n Y; Jas Courtney. willimantic; E $ Lock-
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NEWMAN--Best Beaun. Boston; Ed
ward Gray, w III Burlingame, ~ Y: w
Hazlewood, Geo r. Goodwin. Boston; i w
Barris. Bridgeport: w w Crane, Boston
NJ Taggart. Phil; r Segelker y Y: + \
Bliss, Attleboro; A w Burnett. Y; Mrs
III G Davis Boston: w l. Little. Saugus.
Mass; j Strang Springheld Edw T. Clim.
Y; t. w DrOhan. Brockton: & r Holt.
G Kendall. E w Hodson, Boston: X g
Nositzer. y -: III karlsruher New Ha-
ven; A w Emmett. Chicago: r Manning
and wife. So Manchester. Conn: X l.
Bradner. Boston; y q Gibbs. Il ] Bur
DEN ~ Y; & & Jones. Boston; w Nc
Curdy, T NJ Gilfllan, Ny Bonman,
New Haven; T II Leabe. X I. Taylor. n
Y; Howard l. Thompson, Boston, II "
Skerrett, Phil: II j Lewis. II l. Lewis II
R Stagg. Bridgeport Ic Luce. n Y: l.
Hollingworth Norwalk: II II jacobson.
Boston: W r. Cough, Worcester: T. l.
Holmes, Boston; J Harrington, Attleboro;
Thos a Gardner, NJ j Delahanty, l. r
BettniCk. " Y.
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TOWN CAUCUSES
Westerly, No. SmhhfisId, Foster
and Coventry Have Nominees

The Republicans OF Westerly nomina
ted candidates for the annual town meet
ing to be held I'm June, the caucus last
evening, lasting for over four hours the
ticket put up by the Republican town
committee was opposed by a ticket made
up of labor advocates, but this was
showed under
The nominations made were: For mod
orator, j. a. Babcock: town clerk, VIII
liam Hoxsey; town council. James Nc
Coll, Sidney A. Chapman. Everett Barns.
H. G. Bentley, John j. Carney, Fred ~.
Burdick, James Hogg.
Other nominations were: James II.
Pendleton for town treasurer and collect
or; A. X. Crandell, assessor for three
years; John ID. Brawn, overseer of the
poor; Albert ". Spicer. member OF the
school committee for three years.
AT NORTH sMITHFIELD.
The Republicans held their caucus and
nominated the following: Modera tor.
Roscoe w. Baker; town clerk. Charles s.
seugrHve; town treasurer Herbert /.
Parks; town council, Alphonso +. White,
Fred j. Pitts, Waldo T. Mowry, w
Chester Thayer, John l.. Maroney: asses
sors OF taxes, "a. J. Williams. Walter NJ
Smith, Alfred NJ. Aldrich. Samuel L. Ta-
Dor, Albert T.. Todd; town sergeant, John
s Hilton; school committee, Henry M
Green, Frank L. Higgins Edward r. rs
tey.
The Democrats. in caucus, nominal ted
the following; Moderator. Javan Mowrv.
town council, George w. Hammond. wal
ter Mowry, Joshua Wardle town SER
geant. Thomas T. Kane; school commit
tee, three years, Metcalf u. Marsh: as
SCISSORS OF taxes George II Helm. viii
liam w Mowry
No nominations were made for town
clerk and town treasurer. for fourth and
NTH councilmen and for one school com
mitteeman.
FOSTERS TWO CAUCUsEs
The Republicans had lively caucus,
and the nominees were: Moderator. Al.
bert a. Sweet. town clerk. Emory -.
Lyon; town council George a. Hopkins
William o. Harrington, Herman c. Tuck
er. Walter T.. simmons Frank AZ. Hill:
town treasurer, Ray Howard; tax asses
sors. James A. Hopkins, Arthur Hopkins.
Philip shippee; overseer OF poor, Henry
w. Bennett.
The Democratic nominees were; Moder-
ator. Mowry Il. Arnold: town clerk. Gard
ner Howard: town council John w Bow
en-. Solomon 4. sweet Oscar jerks,
George G. Clapp. George ~. Tucker;
town treasurer. John Speers: town SER
geant, William Cook.
COVENTRY REPUBLICANS.
The Republican caucus I'm Coventry re-
suited I'm the following nominations Mod
orators. district No. ]. y. h. Parker; dis
trict No. Th0mns a. bradford. district
No. 2. Job Msuchester; clerks. district
No. 1. Ambrose a. Nicholas: district No.
= Charles T. Burlngham; town clerk
George y. Parker. town council. Thomas
q. Whaley. Horatio H Colyin. Caleb n.
Nicholas. John ~ Capwell aud William
-. Stubs town treasurer. John Matte
son; Overseer % poor. Charles y. An
drews. assessors OF taxes. Everett
Rounds. George " Battcy. Nicholas :.
Whiiford Thomas u. Bradford and
Charles lf. Northup school committee
for three years. Richard W. Andrews FOR
two vcsrs, John Msttcson; for one year
William r. Potter.
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Notice of Assignmenf

Notice IL hereby given Mat Lena Is
WandO, heretofore carrying on business
at No. 20 North Malu street Providence
has this day made = general assignment
To me for the equal benefit II her cred.
ttOrs. All persons having claims against
said Lena Lewando will present them to
me aud AL persons Indebted 10 said Lena
bowando viii make IA ymcnf 90 me-
HERMAN EPSTEIN. Assignee
~ Charles g., Providence
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PERRIN-E w Staples. n Y: w II
Eaton Manchester; III Babcock. Rock
vile, Conn y q Gibbs. y Y; G Hunt and
wife, Geo Pigcwel, Boston, Geo Max
well. Brockton T. A Wilson, Boston: N
Dayton, n Y; J v Tuition Nova Scotia;
Jay Butler. Washington, X I; w Me-
kerwin, Prov; V Blough and wife, +
Firth and wife. Boston
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Makers Of Up-to-Date Stylish Clothing
Philadelphia.

wood, Baltimore: John Jacobs n y: g
Pierce, Newburyport: Max Ellis Boston,
j Knight, Jr. Springfield: S f. Severance
Boston; Il Foster, Utica, n Y; w II
Atwood, Boston, A Henry. Perth Am
boy; John Collcott, Newark: w w
Thomas. q n Smith. Boston, A Dam
zlger, J ID Brown. ~ Y; Osgood Morrill,
Amesbury; & r. Durfee. T T. Thomas Il
Wepps Boston: NJ Cowen, r. @ Cushing
IA Kalkbremner, n Y; II T Woodward
Warresbury y Y: l. j Carhart Y;
It II Blakeslee. New Haven; n Beebe, Jr
Newark; 5 Harris, y Y: W & Wales.
Boston; David Fine. n Y. III Much.
Cliftondalc; w Stevenson. Rome, y Y
u Koring. Boston: Oscar Bauer. Y: j
Frank Childs. Marlboro; II + Allen. Bos-
ton; A 5 Meserve. Boston. W h Parker,
Y; r. G Williams. Covington. Ky;~I i
Patch. Grand Rapids; Il NJ Johnson, s
Spooner Prov; ] j o'Reilly. II J. Havl-
land, n Y.
Evening star., 1901-12-17
Cycle Riders Paid On.

The members OF the teams which finished
In the six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden. in New York, last week re-
ceived their prize money yesterday after
noon. With the exception Of Lester Wilson
all of the riders were present Only two
or three looked any the worse for their
142 hours work, and all declared that they
were ready to begin the race over again at
short notice.
Each team was summoned separately to
a private room, and there received its share
OF the $4,5ee purse. The winners Waithour
and MeEachern, received H,se0. Otto
Maya. representing the team OF Maya and
wilson, received second money. 81 Geo For
finishing third Newkirk and Munro were
awarded Ssaa. Rahcock and TanriIIe re-
ceiyed $500, while Butler and Mclean. the
fifth team, took $3.50. King ana 6amuea.on
were handed SIZE. while Hall and McLaren
received &l50.
Although only seven purses were offered
for the race, the management decided to
reward all the riders WAC finished. Purses
Of 500 each we're given to Fredericks and
Jaaks Lawson and Julius and Fisher and
Chevalier, who finished eighth, ninth and
tenth.
Evening star., 1901-12-17
Lamps and Globes.

Have you seen those hns Lamps and Globes 1t
Aiiler'ss II not. and you want q nice Christmas
present at . very Low prics. look over his stock
and yon will ind the largest and best selected
stock in the market. all new goods and bought n
casa prices.
TRIMMINGS Of ali kinds for lamps.
Evening star., 1901-12-17
GAME

Tomorrow night there will be a league
contest at the alleys of the South Washing
ton Business Mems Bowhng Club The
Saengerbund Ave compete with the
home team. -,4eifT
The standing of the clubs follows:
Evening star., 1901-12-17
two PRESIDENTS In ACCORD.

Ran johnson and Al. Spaldin& Had
Talked Matters Over.
Ban johnson practically admitted yester-
day In Chicago that there had been q
secret understanding between his league
and A. G. Spalding for six months or more.
The opinion is broadcast now that Jim
Hart has acted as an agent representing
A G.. Spalding and has been the man to
bring the two together. and that this
means perfect peace. with two big base
ball organizations in the field, respecting
each others rights and players.
The explanation also Is given Of the
stand which Spalding took In the New
York meeting. when he forced the issue
with Freedman. Freedman viii have no
chance with the American League. This
much Ban johnson declares: 1.-The accept
ance Of the presidency OF the National,
League by A. g. Spaloing was no surprise
to me" says johnson. 81 met Mr.. Spald-
ing at Atlantic City last June, and l saw
him again in October. He had to take the
presidency Of the old league IN order to
save it from drowning. and that It will be
good thing for base bail goes without
saying. / am glad that he is elected be-
cause 1t means that there Is practically
peace between the two leagues now. There
will be no amalgamation of the two
leagues. / shall never consent to that,
because there is room for two leagues in
this country; Spalding and agree on that
point
Evening star., 1901-12-17
AMONG rfspoWLfRs
7. d. G. A. Wo1 Two Out Of Three
Games From Jolly Fat Men.
LIGHTING ca1rf laE VlcroRs
Spalding and FseSdman Battling
for National Leagde Supremacy.
S PORTS IN GEN AL

The T NJ c. A. bowling team seems to
have caught its wind, for the FIVE played
mastery series last night In match
with the jolly Fat Men at the association
alleys, during which the visitors bit the
dust In two games and came Off victorious
in their single winning by quite narrow
margin. TIE home team nearly reached
the high score OF the year In the opening
game, and followed this Immediately with
another fine game. Ia the last event the
association made good total. bat oppor-
tunities were neglected which II prop
erly cared for would probably have
three-time winner. Pearson again showed
in fine form. for new bowler, and his
average was at the top Of the list" class.
krauss also bowiea steadily, making a
good average, as did Eiker, Miller marring
his good work by a small string in the
final
Though Hamilton can usually be relied
on for good work, be was retired by the
Fat Men after the initial game, and Crist
took his place. Withafhe addition Of Rod
rick, these players have now six flrst-class
men from whom to choose the Ave. and this
additional advantage Will no doubt consti-
tute decided factor in their chance for
the league trophy.
The home team had not much competition
in the opening game, since they plunged
into the lead at the first: frame and were
their margin and at the close were over
hundred pins to the good. 1t is some
what unusual fact that even with the fine
score made not player on the team bowled
a double header.
The score follows: