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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
INDOOR FOOTBALL.

Professional, indoor football uhuer
American college rules received rousins
sendofr before a metropolitan crowd oil
1000 persons at New York last night IN
Madison Square Garden, when syracuse
team defeated the All New York eleven
by a score OF ) TO o.
The game bristled with exciting lnci-
dents not the least being several I'M
nromptu matches at fsticuffs during the
last few minutes OF the game. In TINS
respect the men from Syracuse refused 10
have Bemis Pierce, one or the upstate
guards. make a mark OF by the new
Workers
Syracuse made holes In the line OIL thelr
onponents When the ultimate victors
enally settled down TO work, they MADE
the New Workers. look like so many pig
mics. 1,.,
The New York eleven included Colbert
formerly of Pennsylvania; Schron. Penn
state; Roller. Pennsylvania; Bacnman
Tafayctte; Stehle. Wallace, Kennedy
RAIDER and Davidson. Pennsylvania
Kingden, Columbia, and Barrett BUCK
nell
syracuse was represented by carver
o'Neill. Moore and Draper OF Williams
Glen. warner and w. Warner. Cornell
| Hawley and Bemis Pierce. Carlisle; Bott
| ger. Princeton; Wright. Columbia an'
| Wason. Buffalo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
GAR JNEl CTS DECI ION.

George Gardner OF Lowell, Mass, the
light heavyweight champion. won oe-
cision over "kia" Carter OF Brooklyh, III
q six-round contest at Chicago last nlsnt'
The fght was rough and nerce from pe-
ginning to end with Gardner having lne
advantage OF each round. Carter was very
groggy during the last round. but by re-
sorting 10 clinches at every opportunity
succeeded I'm escaping a knockout
In the first round Gardner cut neep
cash over Carter's right eye. rms potn-
cred Carter considerably during the re,
mainder OF tho fight. In the second round
Gardner cut another cash over carter
left eye
In the ffth Gardner on breakMay
crossed his right to Carriers Jaw nv
blow sent Carter staggering back 70 tnc
ropes where ne sunk 10 MS Knees.
ne pulled himself up by the rope
and the bell saved him from further pun.
ishment Carter made little effort TO tlght
d,fring the last round. taking advantage
OF every cllnch to hang on To Garn.T
until The referee separated them. botn
men were covered with blood at the enc
OF the contest. ..
sheriff Barrett who had orders from
the governors office at Springneid' 90
stop the night IL II became brutal W.
at the ringside, but. apparently ga"
nothing to call for interference.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

court Justice would reverse another on
this point. o,,
Mr. I,auterbach said that the ming OF
anneai papers will act as stay. ana tnat
snch napers will be .iled unless IL Is oe-
cided 10 move for n reargument because
JustIce Scott did not pass on the point
,hat Mr.. Lewisohn. * he answers, may
make himself liable TO a penalty anu
forfeiture recoverable by civil acuon.
Mr.. Jerome went TO police headquarters
Yesterday and looked over some faro
hoxes lie said that he saw half dozen
~ them and that each was straight
when he got to the criminal courts pullu-
inc however. he exhibited brace faro
hov and a deck OF shaved" cards lie
said that three out OF four boxes he had
examined after the raids he had touno
"a no crooked" He gave the impress
sion tina, ne referred to the last raids
u,he, descents were made upon can
neld. Burbrldge and Lon Ludlsm. Notn'
,,q was found az Ludlam's. Mr.. Jerome
manner also intimated that the toui
boxes were found at one house
WAS that house Canhelds ne was
| asked.
| "I didn't say So" he replied.
"Is n true that Canfields four boxes
| 80 made of silver?" asked a reporter
| .srhere are some peculiar features
| about the boxes taken from Canheld
| ahout which do not care 10 speak, n
renIied THE crooked boxes were ont!
need for suckers" he explained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
DIAMOND DUST

Pullman's election Is based on I2-club
league foundation.
Walter Wilmot has 26 men from whom
TO pick his team next season. for Nin-
neapolis.
ia Morris, of Pittsburs. once a famous
ief.-hander. wants TO umpire IN the Ma
tionsl league.
Pitch Brown. one Of the crack pitchers
Of the Omaha stan. has been secured foi
the st Louis Nationals.
Joe Villa of the New York Sun suggests
John Montgomery Ward for the ,resi-
dency OF the New York American League
club
John Carney saws he will have a club in
Concord next season that will give fian-
chester a chase or he will know the rel-
son why,
First Baseman Massey OF the Toronto
club received silver service from me
directors OF the club on the occssioa OF
his marriage Dec. rs
Pitcher George Villeman. who has beer
on Schnectady's twirling stan for the last
two seasons, has been sold by Albany e
Colorado Springs.
The MIlwaukec-Colu war ovei
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
CAN'T WAIT FOR HART,

A request by President Hart OF the
Chicago National League Baseball club to
postpone the peace conference to be held
I'm Cincinnati next week between commit
tees representing the National ana
American leagues was denied by Presi-
dent Johnson OF the American league
Hart who Is a member of the National
league committee asked for a postpone
ment, In order that he might have an
r,here no has been for several weeks. In
explaining his refusal President Johnson
said:
"The date has been set. and II woulc
no hard 10 change II now. AZ the diner
ent members have made their arrange
menis for coming AT that time. nave
wired Hart 90 that effect
Arsther man will be appointed TO take
Mr.. Hart's place on the National league
delegation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
WARREN.

The Driscoll estate on Main street mas
recently been sold at private sale and 1t
is definitely announced that the new
owner IL Horace G.. Seymour. son OF
Clarence Seymour OF this town.
The Troy club OF this town VIII hold
a social in Armory hall New Years eve.
Music for dancing will be furnished by
the Lenox orchestra.
The Warren Artillery held regular drill
meeting in Armory hall last night cap
tain Coyle instructed the men In march-
ing movements and manual of arms the
new recruits which were recently taken
are showing up we'll under the careful
training awarded them.
Rev. n. w. watjen will conduct service
In the Baptist church Thursday night MS
subject being. Life
new organization, social In manner,
has recently been organized by young
men Of this town and meetings are now
held weekly I'm the Lonergan block. al the
corner Of Water and State streets. Inc
society elected officers last week ana q
membership Of Is has been secured
Tobin Post. c. A. r.. and Tobin Posi-
potief corps have received invitations tc
| the ioint installation OF Babbit Post. u
A r.. at Bristol. n. l., Friday evening
and both organizations will attend In
| body. 80,
Matthew Chapman. a resident of thi
town and also engine Inspector OF tn
| pbode Island Locomotive Works Is hom
| from n recent business trip.
| THE rain ~ last night served well II
cleaning of all of the snow. The ice OF
| the sidewalks made walking bad and sew
eral unfortunate mortals received thei
1 hurr,s by coming In contact with tn
/
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
JEfFRIES IN LOVE.


which is starring Montana under the
management OF Clark Ball. brother-in-
law OF the latter. is meeting with adver-
sitv on every hand. First came Munroes
famous stunt with Champion Jenries'
since which time Ball has been endeavor-
ing to arrive at terms under which the
Young miner would accompany the troupe
or agaiu meet Jeffries.
In the meantime Jeffries became enam-
CURED OF an actress at a vaudeville snow
al Helena and while the rest OF the COM
bination went 20 Boseman. Great Falis
and Missouia. the champion fingered In
Helena, and, as far as can he learned ne
has no intention OF leaving.
Yesterday In the Thornton hotel. Butte.
Fitzsimmons and Ball had an argument
over matters which eliminated In the
manager calling the Cornishman llar.
There was then delivered one OF Fitz-
simmons famous uppercuts. which rem
dered Ball unconscious for a few minutes.
The trouble is supposed TO have arisen
from the fact that Ball had secured the
service OF Munroe TO accompany the
show as a counter attraction 10 Fftzsim-
mons and Jefrries. and neither OF the lat
ter took kindly 10 the idea. Indeed, inter
nal dissensions OF the combination are
thicker than mosquitoe in New Jersey.
Jeftries does not hesitate 10 berate and
belittle Fitzsimmons IL is said, while the
Cornishmans references to Jenries are
| far from endearing. The object OF JEFF
ries' attention is one OF the De Moyei
sisters. n pretty young singer In hall
| Jeffries has been spending money lavish
| ly.
Opinion seems to prevail In sporting
| circles, now that Munroe has Joined th'
| combins ton. that the Butte fight was {
| prearranged affair In order 10 help gat'
| receipts but Jeffries' affair has upset al
| calculations. and the dates are being dis
| rega arded, while Fitzsimmons Is on tn
| verge OF leaving the combination. all o
| which serves TO make the lot OF Ball un
| happy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

GUILTY OF
CONTEMPT
Justice Scott, in a Long Opln-
ion, Decides Against Unwilling
Witness in Garfield Case.

New York. Dec. 3-Justlce Scott de-
cded yesterday that Jesse Lewisohn was
guilty of contumaclous contempt of court
in refusing to answer the question
whether he had ever been In Richard a
Canhelds gambling house. The justice
dismissed his writs OF habeas corpus ana
certiorari and remanded him TO the Gus
tody Of the sheriff.
In brief Justice Scott holds that tne
question put to the witness was perfectly
proper and should have been answered,
that Justice Wyatt has the right TO hold
a secret hearing and 10 adjudge Lewisohn
I'm contempt for refusing to answer aues-
tions put 10 him thereat. and that the
| witness cannot claim the protection OF
| the Federal constitution I'm refusing TO
! tell whether he had ever been IN can
fields.
The opinion is very long and Justice
| scott expresses his hope that the appel
| late division will be called on 10 pass
upon the many points of law involved
| Lewisohns attorney, Alfred Lauterbach,
| says II Will he.
tions whether section 3i2 OF the code,
which makes IL mandatory for a witness
TO answer in such proceeding and pro-
| vides for his immunity from punishment
for the offences he confesses, Is constitu-
tional
''what position does Lewisohn now oc'
cupy?" District Attorney Jerome was
asked
"He Is I'm the custody Of his counse
until tho time of the entering OF the ordei
| on this decision
"As soon Al the order is entered he vii
be In the custody OF Policeman Cannon
on the warrant for misdemeanor issue'
by Justice Wyatt when Jewisohn refuse'
l TO answer lie can give ball untl tn
trial OF the misdemeanor charges"
Iewisohn must be tried In the specia
sessions, 10 II said. on these charges.
Mr. Jerome did not say that Lewisoh
. would have actually 20 go 20 jail In orde
TO get the appellate division 10 conside
the questions involved, but he said tina
Iewisohn would have to be at least for
mally In custody, because the appellat
division is not deciding academic que'
} | tions
I The district attorney and his stan cor
I Guided Chat an appeal wouldn't act as
. s,sv upon the Garfield inquiry. whic
, NAV he resumed tomorrow. The onl
thing i.ewisohn could do. they said wou
no 10 apply for a writ Of prohibition q
tho ground that the proceedings were NJ
lawful. They didn't thing one supren
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

During the first period Of last night
co,o hattie with Worcester at Infantry
hall the game was good one to Wit
ness. both teams playing strenuousiy ana
n it's close the score indicated nothing AZ
To which team would eventually win out
although to the old timer the mist nrounn
the edges gave an idea that the VISITORS
~,ere mt going to cut such figure In the
struggle after all.
For a few minutes the second " iiou
wa. interesting but the visitors Seeneu
TO have bad night. and do what th.y
would they couldn't make things go :"
the way they would count
Team work that was so marked IN 'ne
playing of the home club, seemed oynost
totally lacking In the visitors. fierce
and DAILY ON the rush line did dii u'y
could To bring their club to the ffoni pu'
between the way Canavan ATTENDED I,
one and McGrath 10 the other. thcy ndu
little chance TO do anything. ana 'his'
coupled with the slowness OF Dcvna IN
feeding the ball up TO the fusners' put ''o
whole bunch TO the bad
I, must not he thought that the "or'
cesters did not play polo. Tor they ulu
and individually made many nriiiilht
pIavs but II ended there. for WIN 'he
lack of assistance from team mates,
most OF the good intentions were H'PP'"
In the bud. a a,
Bone was a whirlwind and pressed the
record har rd landing the ball behind Ban
non nine times during the playing ume'
making many brilliant runs. and receN
ing the ball from Cunningham ana cara
van on fine passes which he connected
with great accuracy.
Cunningham showed by his great speed
that his injured ankle Is fast comiht
hack To its normal condition lie gave
Ramon a large number 81 his stops and
when not engaged in this was makn.'
life miserable for whoever OF the VISIT
ors happened to have the ball.
Mallory outshone Bannon In front OF th'
cage. the little Providence man gett'h'
I'm front Of some hard ones that wer'
ticketed through.
For a stormy night splendid erow'
was present. about 1900 seeing 'he con
test. including a contingent from Wor
ester and Pawtucket. who had nth
chance TO enthuse after the first period
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
Providence Easily Defeated the klttTedge
Crew in a Fast Cana Las Nigh.
George Gardner Got Decision From KID
Carter in Fat Bout at Chicago.

bv the local writer's at every opportunity
the Lowell aggregation Is doing well. The
team played before 1000 spectators on
Saturday evening. which would seem TO
Indicate the game is not dead at Lowell.
,I.ne came pretty near the record last
,aht in goal making. for he came within
one OF eaualling Wodtke's tally. made In
a game in Chelsea. Then the Frying
Du;rhman' made II goals. but he was
heI,ed out by Whipple making several
last night Bone made all but one OF the
l.tals
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
POLO STANDINs
DRIVES FOR GOAL
Providence begun the week well.

pyovidence begun the week well.
Ron. wa. in a class by himself last
night
The Worcester team is not so many
now the Providence team has settled
down to business.
n the Brownies can maintain the gsit
which has been struck there VIII soon
be something doing among the leaders
The Clinton team has no game unth
tomorrow night and this will give the
players Of that team a rest that vsi De
of much benefit.
Curtis viii Join the Chelsea team to-
p,sht and rushing with Wodtke he ought
10 be able To make good Curtis Is good
man and will improve
The defense OF the Providence team
last night was Of the best and this Is
a phase Of the work Of the team that
has needed improvement more than any
thing else.
Mallory keeps Nd his good work and
considering the work mat had been done
In front OF him the little fellow has 4
remarkably high percentage OF stops o
drives.
The Clinton team has been able 10 pla,
the same men I'm every game played thi
season and this counts for good dea
when the handicaps Of the other team
are considered. Lowell has also had goo'
luck IN this respect.
For a team that has been hammere'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
TRIANGULAR TOURNEY.

Brown University will be represented
In the triangular chess tournament with
tie universities Of Pennsylvania and Cor
nell, which will be begun In New York
on New Years day. by Leslie r. Hicks
and Stephen II. Easton. The tourney
will be played at the rooms OF the Ger
man Press club IN that city. instead Of
the Manhattan Chess Club. as previously
arranged. Hicks has made a creditable
record In the ¢ college tournament
and Easton Is a player OF much expert
ence., They will no doubt crelitably rep
resent the college.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
eoe OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over sixty years BY
millions of mothers for their cni'dren
snnthes the child. softens the gums. al
laws All pain, cures wind collie. and Is the
best remedy for Disrrohee 10 will rellevs
the poor little sufferer immedlately. 500
hv dr1Iggists in every part OF the woflo
twenty" fve cents a bottle BE sure and
ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup
and take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

pi,v clinsmar has been settled by NIL
wa,ikee waving its claim 10 the pihyes
IN exchange for two players 10 DE turhe"
over later by Columbus
Jimmy Collins wants TO play an exnios-
ton game I'm Buffalo. SATURDAY, xAPrI ~"
Collins says his team Will De s,ronsve,,, 81,
than ever in 1908, and consequently w'
have a better chance for the pehhs"'
During a tanning session Griulth sain.
"I'I bet three to one George DAVIS play
With comlskey next season. III ne wants
him" 10 which Commey instantly repnen
with Well I'll bet % TO one want MN
Montreal came near losing her pasepai,
franchise the other day. but is was saNeu ,,
by a few business men, VINO pousn. 81. -.
the interests OF Charles r. pooieyi w..
government duties forced MS reure''"'
from th- game.
Frank King, at one time promine,,r
| minor league ball player, having n,r. Dsen n.
outnleder on the York and DhhNlh'
teams IN the Pennsylvania league, wa,
| run down and killed by coal train hea
| Esston. Pa, the other day.
Manager Connie Mack Of the Athleuc
| saws he is quite willing TO play serie
| with the Phillies, but does not io9b WY ~
| favor on post-season series. by W W
| time the regular season ENDS ne say W W
| people are about tired or pasepaI, az. ~
besides, the weather Is too often uhht ~
4 the game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30

Next Tuesday for the nrst time In years
n Damocratio governor will be inaugu-
rated to preside over the desunies OF the
state of Rhode Island and providence
Plantations. and the usual program WIN
narade and military escort will be carried
out. lust the same as II II were Re-
publican being conducted into office.
According TO the custom established
year ago the exercises OF the day pesuh
at the Narragansett hotel where the OF
fetal party including the governor ana
governor-elect will assemble and uhoei
escort OF five companies OF the Secoho
Regiment OF Infantry march up the hili
TO the marble palace.
Here the general assembly VIII con-
yene and after the two houses have or
| ganized, they will go into grand commit
! tee and the new governor VIII DE s"orn
| In. ., -.
| o'clock and another at o'clock.
| The ancient and time-honored custom
OF proclaiming from the balcony OF III ane
| oapitol that the governor and other gen
| eral officers have taken the oath OF oH,s'
will be observed. and following the az
nouncement there will be nred ,, sos
| ernors salute OF IL guns Dy p''eiS -
The program for the day is as follows
| The governor, the general officers-elect
the honorable the general assembly. the
STAFF of the commander-in.chief ana tne nc
| chaplains OF the day Will assemble on
Tuesday Jan: 8; isS; tSs q arSosansett FRA hotel
Providence. , -
fcers- elect and the honorable the genera
assembly will be received a the Dorrance
street entrance of the hotel by Companies
A. b. e, and II Second G,drs; aesImees Innes IT II.
McGann. commanding. directly a1,el nrel
which the line will be formed an1 pru- ,c..
ceeed via. Dorrance ",so, ,tfee, re III. northerIy
entrance of the state House In the io'-
lowing order: 7. sscond
pegInent Infantry Colonel James u. Nc
| Cam. commanding. acting As escort,
Carriages containing the governor, SJn'
eraI officers elect. the general assemoiS,
starf ~ the commander -in-chef, CHAP
! lains. as follows:
His Excellency Charles Dean himos"
Governor
rIor T. r G. Garvin Governor-elect.
sheriff of the County OF Providence, Gen
Hunter G. White.
, Aaiutant General. Brig. Gen. Frederict
: M Sackctt
> Aides TO the Commander-in-Cnier
mounted
Sergeant with state color ana t"o OF
derlies, mounted
8 Second Carriage:
: His Honor George l.. Shepiey' ldeu'ehah
l Governor.
! HoN. Adelard Archambault lheutehan
o Governor-clect. -
Surgeon General Brig. Gen. 'eo'se III
Kenyon.
Assistant Surgeon General, Lieut. Oo'
7 Lester s. Hill.
5 Third Carriage:
. Secretary OF State Hon tharies
= Bennett. :.
Attorney General Hon. Cnarles
!, Stearns.
Judge Advocate General bris' Sei
Walter r. Stiness.
Assistant Adjutant General, Col. John II
=. Wetherell
- Fourth Carriage:
l. General Treasurer. Hon. Walter =
e Read
1t ouartermaster General. Brig. Gel
= w. Howard Walker
Assistant ouartermsster General Lieu
col. Webster Knight.
4, Fifth Carriage:
y Chaplain Of the Senate, Rev. Frederick
ir Pullan.
"a ChapIain OF the House, Key d.
y Woolley.
IL Executive Secretary, Charles h. Ho'
IN tn land.
~ Robert Grieve.
Carriages containing the Honorable Sc
ate and House OF Representatives
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
A GARD.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
BOWLING

After winning the first string last even,
ing from Cahills team In the Music nan
tournament Swifts team tied the secono
CahiIrs team won the third. whcn oe-
termined the tie and took two sir.nss,
swift made a total OF 30s, the largest to,a
Of ii5 and 100. Robinson made single OF
100 The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-30
WIZARDS.

PAwTUCKET CITY LEAGUE
n the Pawtucket City league last even, a
ing Fergusons team took the sec1no ~, au,o
nins from Devlins team. Ferguson ma
b,gh man with a total of 2Ii. Rush maoe
a Single OF Ill. The summary
EFPGITSON'