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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

On Thursday afternoon there will be
an interesting game OF baseball on Lin
colin field. when the Brown second team
meets the College Hills. The latter ag-
yregation will be composed OF old players
who have made records on former teams
and also some younger talent still in
college. The Second team will have the
same makeup as when IL met the Yale
second some time ago. Mr. Harry Il.
Cross. Yale, '9s, will act as umpire. The
receipts from the game Will go TO the
ST. Mary's Orphanage and therefore a
large crowd should turn out 10 help the
good cause along. The lineup OF the two
teams will be as follows: College Hills
Dewolf. c.; Lynch, p.: Congdon, lb.;
Jones, 2b.; Weeks, 3. s.; Fiske. 3b; Guern-
sey. l. f.; George, c. T.; StIness. r. Z.
Brown Second-Otis, c.: Farnum. p;
Barrows. lb: Joslln, 2b.: Penley. $. s.;
Ostby. 3D.; Bates, |. f.; Hopkins, C. T.;
Bumstead. r. (.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Montreal at Providence. rain.
Toronto at Worcester. rain.
Rochester at Jersey City, rain.
Buffalo at Newark. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit-Chicago, 1: Detroit, 0.
At Cleveland-St. Louis, s; Cleveland, O.
The Boston-Athetic and Baltimore
Washington games were postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago-Chicago. 8; Boston, ..
AT Observation-Disclosures, 2; Philadel-
phia. i.
At incinnati-Cincinnati, 4; New
York. 2.
AT ST. Louis-St. Louis, 6: Brooklyn, g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20
WARREN.

Amity lodge, l. o. o. F., will meet In
odd Fellows hall tomorrow night to
transact business.
The following persons received the rite
Of baptism at the 1880 a. m. service Of
the Baptist church: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drown. Mrs Frank Davis and Mrs. Daniel
Murray.
Tobin Post. q. A. r., met In the hall
on state street last night and discussed
matters relative TO the celebrating of
Decoration Day. The @. A. r. Warren
Artillery and Ladies' Relief Corps will
attend Divine service at the M. f.. church
next Sunday evening. Appropriate music
cred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Toledo and Minneapolis are the tall
enders in the American association.
Georgetown university has started on
its southern trip. Ii seems too bad they
did not arrange a game with Brown.
New Haven has big first baseman who
rejoices In the name of Short, and is said
to be a good one.
shettsline expects great things from
his team. He has good right to with
Fraser. Duggleby. Bernhardt and LaJoie
added to his bunch.
The veteran Jim ORourke is catching
regularly for Bridgeport, and humping
the ball hard. In his team is HI
Ladd. formerly of Fall River.
Nick Young has made his headquarters
at the St James building. 1133 Broadway.
New York. Since March H. lS7l he has
been In Washington.
John f. Rudderham, who has taken
Alec Persons place as New England
league umpire. halls from Randolph.
Mass, and was formerly a fleet runner
and a good second baseman.
McGraw and his men have been work
Ing hard every morning and the benefit
Is noticeable, as they play like they
mean II, and that baseball which is In
them came out all over like mumps.-
Baltimore American.
nf he th,Nx
at Sheckard I'm Chicago: "Hullo you con-
tract Jumper" howed one fan, at Sheck-
ard, where do you reckon youll play
tomorrow Hey. Keeler." said an
other, do you speak to the kangaroo
over in left?" A high fly came Captain
Willies way. and. when the resultant
yell had died down with the catch.
voice called: Say. Willie, why didn't
you let Sheckard take that; he can jump"
1.-The team, the people. the actions and
talk OF both remind me OF a crack team
In a country town surrounded and backed
by the townsfolk, who are out to win
from some visiting team. league or semi
professional. They will resort to almost
any tactics to score the victory. to make
themselves strong with the public"
That's LOTUS estimate of McGraws
Orioles and the people who attend the
games in Baltimore, and he has the sit
uation sized up to Il.
Manager Buckenberger today said he
hoped TO have Tenney I'm the game before
the end of the week, and said that with
the first baseman once more In action he
felt confident of success in the present
western trip. Eason will probably be
given his first tryout against Chicago
Tuesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

The German Emperor Is giving his per-
sonal attention TO the principal German
yachting events for the coming season.
and has offered the Heligoland cup for all
cruising yachts OF any royal or British
yacht club. built I'm the United Kingdom
of yachts so tons and upward. armed by
British subjects This shuts out Ameri-
can and French yachts, consequently
American built 5chooners can race. The
start will be at noon with the Y. r. A.
rules TO govern. Tugs will be on hand at
Heilgoland TO tow the yachts through the
Kaiser William canal 10 Kie The He'll
goland cup will be personally presented TO
the owner OF the winning yacht by the
Emperor The Kiel week regatta, under
the auspices OF the Kaiserlicher Yacht
club. and the Norddeutscher Reggattor
Verein will give races for racing and
cruising yachts. as follows: June "a, on
the Elbe at CuXhaven; others. June 20.
%. 2S and 30; July /, Kiel TO Eckern-
foerde; July 2, return over same course; ;
July 3, race off Kie; July T. Kiel TO
Travemunde; July G. race off Trave-
muende; July Z, Travemuende 10 War
nemuende; July ., race off Warnemuerde
June 90. 2s, 30, July 3. races for restrict
ed Corinthian classes, under a special
programme. There will also be races for
the North Sea cup presented by the
Norddeutscher Reggattor Verein at Ham
burg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20
F0RESTERS
IN ANNUAL
SESSION
Fourteenth Convention Of Grand
Court Of Rhode Island Held
at OIneyViIIe.

The 14th annual session of the Grand
Court of Foresters Of America was held
in the armory of the Olneyville Tenn
perance Cadets at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Grand Chief Ranger John F. Harlow
presided.
The first matter of Importance was the
formality admitting OF past chief rangers
from the various state courts.
This was followed by the reports of the
grand chiefs including that of the grand
chief ranger. showing the order to be in
a most harmonious condition. During
the year not one appeal had come TO
him for decision nor had anything
occurred to require his special services.
other than for the best interests of the
order.
His report also showed that there had
been the largest gain in membership of
any year since the order was intro
duced into the state. The court, com
posed of Italian speaking members, has
about 100 on the roll
The grand treasurer's report showed
that there had been a gain OF nearly
$1,000, which is considered a most excel
lent condition OF affairs.
About noon time the session adjourned
and a banquet was served to the delegates
in Irons hall by the local courts. At
this function addresses were made by
prominent members of the order and
others.
The afternoon session was devoted TO
the election of officers and other routine
business This evening a reception and
ball will be rendered the delegates in the
arpaOrV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

A remarkable enterprise Is about 10 be
launched In London. This consists of a
theatre devoted exclusively TO the produce
tion OF plays written I'm Yiddish. The
Manor theatre. In Amhurst road Hack
ney. has been taken over for the pur-
pose by a syndicate I'm association with
which MFR. n. Rackow. author OF tbs Yid-
dish drama, Captain Dreyfus." playe- 10
large houses at the Standard theatre.
Shorcditch, two or three years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20
Brown Seconds to Meet the College
Hills Baseball, Around The Ring
and General Gossip.

promoter, who is to pull off the McGovern
and Young Corbett bout. has secured per-
mission from the mayor of New London
TO hold the bout in that city.
Austin Rice and Billy Ryan have been
matched TO box in New London, May 27.
Jebez White, the English boxer. has ac-
cepted an offer TO meet Spike Sullivan
at the National sporting club, London.
The bout between Dan Creedon and
Jack O'Brien, which was TO be held at
Paterson, has been called aft.
Jim Jeffries arrived at San Francisco,
yesterday from Los Angeles and declares
he is ready to settle arrangements for a
fight with Fitzsimmons. Jeffries looks TO
be i'm the pink of condition. but says he
wants at least six weeks between signing
articles and the fight. Il am In favor OF
the winner taking the whole purse" he
said. II shall refuse 10 permit any band
ages not that object to them. but Fitz-
simmons at our last meeting objected. l
also shall demand that Fitzsimmons put
up his forfeit money i'm this state and not
I'm New York. / think Los Angeles will
be the best place for the fight. III Fitz-
simmons will not fight me, | am ready to
take on Corbett or Sharkey or any other
white man in my class. l shall draw the
color line In the future. as I got no credit
from my fight with Peter Jackson" Jeff-
ries and Delaney unexpectedly went to
Skaggs Springs late this afternoon and
a telephone from there tonight says that
Jeffries and Fitzsimmons have agreed TO
have bids for the fight submitted on May
21 instead OF May 26. as originally intend
ed. This is 10 expedite matters, as both
are anxious to get arrangements perfect
ed as soon as possible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

will be Thursday evening hops on June
and 10: July 3, II, 81; August IL and 2S
and September IL and %. afternoon par
ties on Fridays OF June l3 and 27, July II
and 25 and August s and 22 and band
concerts July and September /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

Tommy Keane the well-known runner
OF Bosom. was second in a 300-yard han
dicap at Edinburgh the other day.
Buckley of Lewiston and Langmaid of
Bath. between whom there has been a
keen rivalry as sprnters for some time,
meet at Brunswick, Me, in a 100-yard
dash for a purse OF 5000 this afternoon.
The protest OF Alexander Mackenzie,
Jr., OF the Dwight school of New York.
who won the mile run in the Yale inter-
schoa site game Saturday, has been re-
ferred by Referee Charles III. Sheriff. to
the registrar Of Princeton university.
Mackenzie was protested on the ground
that he had attended Princeton and then
returned to the Dwight school Mack
enzie will stand as the winner of the
mile run until IL has been established
that he was not eligible to compete.
The Pawtuxet Canoe club recently held
its first meeting. The name OF the club
was adopted and the following officers
were elected: President, r. G.. Il. Hicks.
vice president, G.. A. Petersen; secretary
ID. II. James; treasurer. j. ID. Cunning
ham; fleet captain, l.. III. Henderson. The
house social and cruising committees
were also tlcCtcus ne CluD Will move
into its new quarters at Rhodes on the
Pawtuxet about the 1st of June.
Hubert Martin, who won the amateur
championship OF Rhode Island as a
sprinter last summer. has taken up paced
racing, and will follow single pace this
season. lie is at present training at the
Providence track. and will probably make
his first appearance on May 30 i'm heat
race Of five miles. best two in three. lie
is an old road rider and his work from
scratch Will be of great help TO him be-
hind motors. Martins manager. Clifford
Shattuck OF Pawtucket last season con-
nected with the Providence track, is anx-
ious to yet on race with any Boston
rider who thinks he can follow pace lie
is looking for Sulkins, Potter and few
other good ones around here. Sulkns
will start training today after rest OF
one week. When he Is right he will take
Martin on for race.
The New Bedford Yacht club is plan
ming an active season. The opening
event will be an ocean race between the
rival schooners Betty and Mizpah. over
a l5-mle course, on Juno H. On June
"A the club will cruise To Marion. on
July the feet will start on three DAYS
cruise and August 2 or August there
will be a special race off South Dart
mouth for Beverly club 30-foo.srs. There
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

Buckley of Lewiston and Langmaid o.
Bath. between whom there has been 9
keen rivalry as sprnters for some time
meet at Brunswick, Me, i'm a 100-yarC
dash for a purse of 5000 this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

Tommy Keane, the well-known runner
Of Bosom. was second in a 300-yard han
dicap at Edinburgh the other day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20
GENERAL GOSSIP.

Peter Latham of England. the racket
champion of the world, has retired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20
DOCTORS ENDORSE
SWAMP-ROOT

To Prove what Swamp Root the Great Kidney Liver or Bladder
Remedy will do for YOU, Every Reader of the News May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

promoter who is to pull off the McGovern
and Young Corbett bout has secured per-
mission from the mayor of New London
TO hold the bout in that city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

Austin Rice and Billy Ryan have been
matched TO box in New London, May 27.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

The bout between Dan Creedon and
Jack O'Brien. which was TO be held at
Paterson, has been called aft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

Jebez White, the English boxer. has ac-
cepted an offer TO meet Spike Sullivan
at the National sporting club, London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

McGraw and his men have been work
Ing hard every morning and the benefit
Is noticeable. as they play like they
mean IL, and that baseball which is In
them came out all over like mumps.-
Baltimore American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

Manager Buckenberger today said III
hoped TO have Tenney I'm the game befor,
the end of the week. and said that will
the first baseman once more in action III
felt confident of success in the present
western trip. Eason will probably h,
given his first tryout against Chicago
Tuesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-20

John f. Rudderham, who has taken
Alec Persons place as New England
league umpire, halls from Randolph.
Mass, and was formerly a fleet runner
and a good second baseman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-27
Asks Troops to aueII Indians.

Representative Walters OF Tama, Ia, APP
pealed to Governor Cummins late this az
ternoon to send troops to the Tama Indian
reservation to compel the Sac and Fox
Indians to submit to fumigation and other
regulations Of the State Board Of Health.
Acting upon the advice Of counsel, the
Indians have locked their blankets. tepees
and other effects in a building, which they
carefully guard. MI. Walters says the In
dams are in an ugly mood.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-27
BESLEY ASKS FOR INJUNCTION
Trouble of Brick Manufacturer and
Union Reaches nm Acute
stage.

The trouble between L. c. Besley. the
brick manufacturer, and the local bricklay-
ers' union has reached an acute stage and
yesterday Besley filed original notice OF a
suit in the district court against the mem
bers Of the union in which he demands that
they be enjoined from interfering with his
business and in which he asks for 5000
damages for what they have already done.
Last week the union fined Besley $50 for
employing ordinary laborers. as is alleged.
in building kilns at his brickyards, the
rules Of the union providing that such work
should be done by union bricklayers. Bes-
ley refused to pay the fine and at a special
meeting of the local union 1t was decided
TO refuse to lay any brick manufactured in
Besley's yards.
According to the notice filed yesterday
Besley asks that the members Of the union
be enjoined from interfering with his bust
ness and from boycotting or doing anything
Of that nature directly or indirectly to in
terfere with his business. Fred Ward,
Chris Larsen, Andrew Simpson, George
Fauble, Frank Fauble, Lars Larsen, Martin
Hughes, jr.. Peter Olsen and twenty-five
others whose names are not given are de-
PENDANTS in the action.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-27
WINS IOWA CHAMPIONSHIP
Burlington Y. NJ, @. A, Defeats Cedar
Rapids by Fifty-Two Points,
IOWA CITY CUTS GRlNNElL ATHLETICS
Manager McCutchen Blamed for Rup-
ture of Relations Between the
Two Places After Years
of Fellowship.

BURLINGTON. Ia. March 26.-(special
T~elegram.)-As a result Of the dual Young
Mems Christian association athletic meet
here tonight between Burlington and Ce-
dar Rapids, Burlington won the state Young
Mems Christian association athletic and
gymnastic championship by 52A points.
Weinrich of Burlington won the state
gold medal for the highest record. having
4l46 points to his credit. Nelson of Cedar
Rapids was second, with 41l.9 points. and
Perrine OF Burlington was third, with 1851
points.
The present meet takes the place Of the
annual state meet, which had been
scheduled for Des Moines, but which was
smallpox in that city.
GRlNNELL Ia, March 26.-(special
Telegraml-Athletic relations between Iowa
CITY and Grinnell have been ruptured and
the annual spring dual track meet and
the foot. ball game next fall have been
called on. The Grinnell management claims
the rupture has been due to the methods
of Manager McCutchen of Iowa City. For
years II has been the annual custom to
alternate the foot ball games between Iowa
CITY and Grinnell. In 1900 the game was
held at Iowa City, instead OF Grinnell, with
the understanding that no precedent was
to be established. This year when Manager
Dickinson of Grinnell asked that the game
be played here, Manager McCutchen re-
fused. The dual track meet was not held
lest year because Iowa insisted on a date
that would leave Grlnnell only one week to
train in. This year Iowa informed Grinnell
that the second Saturday in May, the Gus
and refused to accept Grinnell's offer Of
the frs. Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-27
TRl-coRNERED MATCH PUT OFF
Contest for Sportsman Review Cup
Postponed for Lack of
Arrangements.


KANSAS CITY. March 26.-According to
a telegram received from New York to
night, there are now 43 wins shots on the
entry list of the Grand American handicap,
which will be held in this city next week.
Manager Elmer r. Shaner stated tonight
that he expects the grand total Of entries
to reach as. He received the list OF entries
from Secretary +. /. Banks OF the Inter-
state association TO-DAY.
The handicap committee will meet here
tomorrow to arrange the handicaps and
the order OF shooting. The handicap Is
not scheduled to begin until Wednesday
morning and many wing shots who are
coming to compete only in that event Will
not reach here before Tuesday.
Among the celebrated shots to arrive to-
day were Charles Budd OF Des Moines and
w. r, Crosby of O'Fallon. Ill. Crosby an
nounced today that his three-cornered
match with ]. A. r. Elliott and Fred Gil
bert for the absolute possession of the
Sportsman's Review Gun. which was
scheduled for FRIDAY OF this week, will be
postponed, because the management OF the
Grand American handicap has made no
arrangements for II. The match will take
place probably on Monday, April Z.
The 1O-bird race between Elliott and
Crosby for the c%astiron medal will take
place according to schedule. next Saturday.
Not n Bridegroom.
ST. PAUL, March 26.-First Baseman
Buck Turner denied today that he had
signed with Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-27
TO DECIDE JURY'S VALIDITY
Special Jurors Drawn TO Pass Upon
Hill Plea In Abate-
ment.

A special venire OF thirty Jurors was
drawn yesterday, from among whom are
to be selected the twelve men who shall
hear the evidence and the argument in the
trial before Judge Baxter in criminal court
Thursday morning OF the plea in abate-
ment filed by the attorneys for George and
Charles Hill, indicted by the last grand
jury on a charge Of selling liquor without
license.
The Hills attorney attacked the validity
Of the grand jury and its work, on the
ground that it had not been properly drawn,
and yesterday he objected to trying the
case before jurors OF the old list, in the
fear that there might be some prejudice
harbored against his case because of the
attitude he had assumed toward the old
list as made up by the county commission
ers. Because of this objection and with
the consent of Assistant County Attorney
Thomas, who is to oppose the plea, Judge
Baxter signed an order authorizing the
drawing Of the special venire, which was
done in his presence in the county clerks
ONCE at 10 o'clock. The jurors drawn,
four Of whom are resident in South Omaha
and four in the various country precincts,
are to be in court Thursday morning, and
as soon as twelve shall be selected the
hearing will begin. to continue through one
and perhaps two days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-27
WATER CURE PROVES FAILURE
Loses In Golden Gate Handicap to
FrRngibIe, Upsetting All
calculations.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 26-Frangible,
with Willie Knapp in the saddle, again
upset CALCULATIONS at Oakland today by
winning the Golden Gate handicap from
was at a mile and t~hree-eighths. and al
though he was conceding much weight, all
the wise money went In 'on the Morris
horse. Frangible led most of the way,
and, well ridden, won In a drive from
Water Cure, on whom the heavy impost
being somewhat heavy.
Favorites Jared badly, DR.. Bernays, who
was about equal choice with MacGyle, be-
ing the only one to land. Black Dick was
played from 6 to 5 to 2 to 5 in the mile
event, but made a miserable showing,
played from s to / to 4 to l and ridden by
Goodyear. a stable boy, won the six and
a half furlongs race. W. Fl. King bid the
mare up from 500 to 1920, but w. NJ.
Rogers retained her. John Condor. one
Of the heaviest stockholders in the New
Angeles, enroute to Chicago. Jockey Du-
gan, who rode Kitty Kelly, was suspended
for incompetency Results:
First race, three-quarters of a mile, SELL
ing: Royalty won, Ishtar second, Vassalo
third. Time: l:1l1.
Second race, thirteen-sixteenths of a mile
Colonial Girl won, John Peters second. Pat
Morrissey third. Time: l:23.
Third race, one mile, selling: Commits
sioner Forster won, Lena second. Dean
Fourth race, one mile and three-eighths
handicap: F~rangible won, Water Cure Sec
ond, Lizzella third. Time: 2:23h.
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth, SELL
ing: Dr., Bernays won, MacGyle second,
Quadra third. Time: $50.
won, Escalente second, Headwater third.
Time: lip.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-27
FOUND DEAD UNDER TRESTLE
ID. H.. Hart, Veteran of Civil War,
PerIshes by Fail During Storm
of Monday Night.

The body Of d. H. Hart. a veteran Of the
civil war, vas found yesterday afternoon
under the overhead crossing OF the Illinois
Central at Loveland. 1t is supposed that
hi fell or was blown OFF the trestle while
attempting to cross IT in the storm Tues
day night. His head was crushed by COM
ing In contact with the stone abutment5
and death was evidently instantaneous, as
the crossing Of the Illinois Central over
the tracks of the Northwestern railroad is
thirty feet high.
Among the papers found on him was one
on which was written in pencil the follow
ing: "If anything happens to me notify
Mrs. E.. ]. Hart. 2411 North Twenty-second
street, st. Louis. Mo-" On another paper
was a similar message. signed 80. H. Hart,
late Company B., Seventy-Third Illinois
regiment"
II is known that Hart was in Council
Bluffs Tuesday and boarded an Illinois
Central train, but is said to have been put
on at Cradle. owing to some trouble he had
about paying his fare. II is supposed he
attempted to walk to Loveland and was
overtaken by the storm. Blood on the
stone abutments showed where his head
struck. A small sum OF money was found
on his person. His right hand was severed
at the wrist.
night and taken TO Cutters undertaking
rooms. where Coroner Treynor will prob
ably hold an inquest TODAY.