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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
An Electric Sweating Robe.

An invention. called by the inventor an
electric sweating robe. has for special pur-
pose the treatment OF all diseases which
are susceptible TO the influence OF cleo
tricity applied In the form of heat. II Is
often a difficult matter TO start the per-
spiration on n patient. and II is not un-
likely that the sweating robe VIII sue
ceed where other methods fail. The robe
is formed of two layers OF felt or heavy
cloth. with heat-generating wire Zig
tagging back ana forth through the sew
eral sections. The terminals OF the wire
end al the two lower corners. where they
can be connected with a convenient source
OF electricity. The robe Is OF sufficient
size to be wrapped around the body, but
I'm case this treatment is too radical the
patient may be laid on the robe OF COW
cred by II. The wires taking zig rag
course, with rounded turn, makes II pos
sible 10 roll the robe up in small bun
die. by first folding the side sections over
upon the middle portion and then folding
or rolling as with an ordinary blanket. ny
using a rheostat 20 control the strength
OF the electric current the amount OF heat
may be varied TO any degree. the wire be-
Ing OF the proper size TO offer reeistAnce
as the power increases. thus generating
the heat and passing II through the cloth
TO the body OF the patient.-Boston Tran-
script W Ir.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
FOR 12.ClUB LEAGUE

Washington. Aug So.--James Manning
who last year managed Washington's
American league team, Is here looking
over the baseball situation. in the inter-
ests OF the National league.
1t Is an open secret that there will be
IL clubs In the National league next year
and that Baltimore and Washington will
be the clubs in the east TO be added TO
the present circuit.
Baltimore will be looked after by Ned
Hanlon and as the plan OF Ban Johnson
and his associates is TO transfer the Bal
timore franchise 70 New York. Hanlon
will have no opposition IN the city he
practically used to own, in baseball
way.
That the National league has always
intended to place another club in Wash
ington is shown by the fact that IL has
retained possession OF the old league
grounds at eth street and Florida avenue
The lease OF the property win not ex-
pire until next February. and II contains
renewal clause that the league will
take advantage Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
PaWTUxET VALLEY

A new turnout on the street car line
In Phenix will soon be built the switches
and rails arriving yesterday. Although
the main object OF the siding will be fer
the freighter TO stand on while unloading
In Phenix, and thus not obstruct the
other cars, still IL will be just what is
needed IL a third car is put on the
Crompton- Hope line, the need OF another
car being plainly felt upon this line,
where the cars run from Is minutes TO
two hours late.
Mrs. John Cumeby OF Phenix picked an
apple from one of her trees, yesterday
Weighing 1917 ounces.
On Monday new transfer slips will be
issued upon the valley lines and two
changes I'm the names Of locations will
appear. The name Jericho square" will
disappear and in its place the correct
name for that locality, Arctic Center
square" Will appear Clyde square.
which had been incorrectly called Flani-
gans square on the transfer slips, will
also be given It's proper designation
Mrs. Mary A. Babcock. state president
OF the w. c. 7. T., will speak at the
service which begins at II 80 in the morn
ing tomorrow In the Maple Root church.
Those valley residents who enjoy seeing
tho national game WI have ample OPP
portunity between now and Tuesday as
nearly every nine In the valley plays one
or more games during that time.
Charles Kendall. an old mon, living I'm
Phenix, who is partially blind. walked
off the driveway OF the Phenix fire sta
tion shortly before noon yesterday and
fell into the river. Beyond being thor
oughly drenched he was uninjured.
r. J. Hoxic of Phonix 'and John Shippec
OF Barton's Corner. left today 90 spend
three-days' cruise in Mr. Shippee's
yacht.
Mrs. s. NJ Clarke OF CenserviIle Is en-
tertaining Mrs. Thomas ECkels-of Slough
ton. Mass.
Miss Mary r. Reoch OF Phenix is visit
ing Miss Mary Allen nj Moonstone Beach
Miles II. Ralcleffe OF Arctic WAS COM
mitted TO the state hospital for the insane
yesterday. after being examined by Drs
Lcgris and Chagnon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thornton II River
point leave tonight for Niagara Falls
Mr.. George Card. foreman at the
Times" office, and Miss Gertrude r.
Graves OF Crompton were united In mar
riage I'm Carolina last Sunday The affair
was very quiet and tho boys about Cen
terville were given n quiet slip.
Mics Nellie Arnold Of Phenix Is spend
ing her vacation i'm Rockisnd.
+. v. Cunningham and his brother ].
J. Cunningham. left today to visit friends
In Alexandria. Va
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
LABOR DAY AT COLOSSEUM

Basil De Guichard, who will meet Harry
Elkes Monday evening at the Colosseum
fast miles yesterday afternoon I'm his
workouts. The youngster worked ten
miles in the morning and ten In the af-
ternoon and both trips were in worlds
record time. De Guichard is riding in
championship form and the railbirds look
to see him win from the Glens Falls won
der.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
WARREN

Regular church services will be held in
the Baptist. st. Marks. st. Mary's and
st. Johns churches tomorrow.
No celebration of Labor Day will be
hold here Monday, although all branches
OF business will be closed for the day.
The majority of the working people Will
journey out OF town to visit. The Me-
chanics Fire Company No. will carry
their hand engine Jeffers. to the muster
at East Providence, and will make a big
try for first prize. n large crowd Of town
sports will accompany the firemen.
Mr.. Richard Wilson left today for .
weeks visit with friends in Lawrence.
Mass.
The w. II. S. juniors and the St. Ma
RVS T. A. A. Juniors OF Bristol will try
conclusions on the Crescent Park base
ball grounds this afternoon.
A large cargo Of coal consigned for
Parker mills is being unloaded at the
Miller street wharf. from barge Sycamore.
Work is being pushed very rapidly on
the new weave shed beingserectol at the
Parker mills. Contractor L. II. Watson
has a large force OF workmen employed.
Work on the new school rs very nearly
completed.
The office OF the tax collector In the
National Warren bank Is now open daily
from 10 ~ a. M. and from / to p. m.
for the payment OF taxes.
The Suburban road ran cars slightly or
schedule last night, owing to a break
down up the road.
Miss Marion Bell OF this town Is en-
joining a vacation in Boston. Mass.
Miss Nellie Blanchard arrived home yes
teriay after a two weeks visit TO frienos
I'm East Providence, r. 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
MAY STOP THE FIGHT

New Haven, Aug. 30.--An open letter
in regard TO the proposed contest at
Louisville. Ky, between Terry McGovern
and Young Corbett" was sont yesterday
to Col Henry Watterson OF Louisville by
s. II. Thrasher OF this city secretary or
the Law and Order league OF Connecti-
cut. The letter recounts the recent his
tory OF prize fighting In Connecticut ard
the agitation against IL, together,with the
measures taken TO prevent the Intended
meeting between McGovern ard Corbett
at New London As an apology for adj
dressing Col. Watterson, the writer SAYS:
This is an age when the moral inter
ests OF the whole land are more or .less
bound together and when, ofttimes one
part OF the country pulsates TO the senti-
ment OF another"
The letter suggests that Louisville
should not be regarded as a dumping place
for pugilists wher shut out from New
York. 81. Louis or New London. and that
n would seem 10 be feasible for some kind
OF an anti-prize fight movement 20 be in
augurated In Louisville.
The calling OF brutal prize nght a
boxing match does not change its char
acter. says the letter. '1f the people OF
Louisville want a prize fight they should
understand that they are 20 be treated
90 the real article on Sept o. think 1
know from your wrltinge that you are op-
posed 20 hypocrisy OF this kind"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30

Newark team and he will cover left field
for the Bisone the rest OF the year.
changed and Providence will play at
Worcester In the morning. and Woroes-
ter will play at Adelaid Park in the after
noon. reversing the original order.
Chicago. National. has purchased Catch
er Raub's release from Montreal. The
Boston Nationals wanted Raub and Of
fered him S2400 for next season. but the
offer was refused.
Joe Kelley is OF the opinion that none
OF the American clubs would have a show
with Pittsburg. McGraw says that the
difference I'm the two leagues 10 the DIFF
ference in the foul strike rule that II the
latter asinine rule was In vogue in the
American none OF the clubs would be so
much.
Manager Fred Clarke is quoted as say
ing that every one of his men have been
approached by American league agents.
Tannehill has been offered 5000 for next
year by an American league club. and
Chesbro $500. while Wagner cannot show
better than a s4S0o offer. Clarke Is said
to be concealing an offer OF $4,000 for
three years. Davis. too, has been offered
5000 for next season.
Patsy Flaherty, who jumped Toronto
for Louisville, is anxious to jump again
and has written the Boston Nationals for
a Job,
Labor Day the I. c. Is will play two
games with the Riverpoints. the morning
game in Riverpoint at 10 o'clock. and the
afternoon game on the Charles street
grounds at $50 The Riverpoints team has
secured Veno OF the Olneyvilles as eaten
er and Paddy Coyle as pitcher. Lovers
OF the game in North End will remember
this battery, they were with Young
Mems athletics who went through whole
season without defeat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
TORONTO.

Two-base hfts-Bruce, Foster. Double
play-Kelley TO Dooley. Hit by pitched
ball-Raub. Toft. First base on balls
on Pappalau !: of Magee g. Struck out
by Pappalau s.; by Magee 8. Sacrifice
hr-Shssiron /. Stolen bases--Kelly, Shea
ron. Umpire-Egan. Time-lh. 45m.
'Bannon batted for Pappalau In the
ninth inning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
GARVIN RELEASED

Chicago. Aug. 80.--Charles A. Comis-
key. president Of the Chicago team Of
the American league. yesterday uncondi-
tionally dismissed Pitcher Virgil Garvin
from further service with the club. The
cause assigned was Garvin's conduct
Thursday night. when he shot and slight
ly wounded a bartender and knocked n
policeman unconscious with n blow from
HIS pisfol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
OTHER GAMES
GYMS BEAT MILFORDS.

The 18th game In the series between the
woonsocket Gyms and the AIilfords was
played at Adelaide park yesterday after
noon. and reused little enthusiasm. The
contest was anything but good one.
poor work predominating on both sides,
the pitchers receiving wretched support
and poor Judgment being shown In play
ing for the batters The score by In
nj
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
WORCESTER.

Sacrifice hits-Delehanty. Rickert. Wrig-
ley Stolen bases-Hayward. Deyiin. First
base on balls-On Fredericks 2; on Nc
l. Struck out-By McFsll /. Double
plays-Schrall to Stocksdale Umpire
Cox. Time-1h. 25m.
PAP is ALL IN.
Toronto, Aug 30.-Montreal profited BY
Pappalaus m4stawes and beat Toronto
easily. Magee kept the hits we'll scat
tered and was we'll supported. Kelley's
running catch and Downey's fielding
were features. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
The, are Good for Women.

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They viii cure relaxation of the stomach and In
testincs and remove abnormal fatty formations
and that far gross appearance by which 20 many
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
HaNLON GIVEN DECISION

San Francisco, Aug. So.-Eddie Hanlon of
San Francisco was given the decision last
night over Norris Rausch OF Chicago at
the end OF the sixth round. The police
stopped the fight after Rausch went
down twice. Rausch was tn, fnvoritc
at 10 TO A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
GOOD FOR TIE Old FOLKS.
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hampagne-Teblets are n wonder and
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30

the followers OF the game an opportunity
TO see what kind OF material De
Guichard Is made of as Elkes Is consid-
cred the champion of the season. II will
be Elkes' last race this season In this
country as he leaves for France where re
IL signed to meet the foreign champions
The card OF amateur events includes the
best sprinters in the country The races
will start promptly at s o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Chicago ut Pittsburg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
JERSEY CITY

First base on balls--Of Fertsch ii on
Corridor A. Struck out-By Fertsch 2:
by Corridor 4, Two-base hit-Haingan.
Three-base hits-Car-. Mcmahon. Sacr-
sidy. Double play-Conn tunassistedl
wild pitch--Corridon. Hit by pitched
bail--By Fertsch 2. Umpire-Sharkey.
Tfme-2h. ION.
sBatted for Fertsch in the ninth inning.
BUFFALO WINS AND LOSES.
Buffalo. Aug. 30.-In the doubie-header
yesterday Rochester and Buffalo broke
even. Mcintyre, the outnelder Of New
ark, Is expected to play with Buffalo
hereafter Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
ROCHESTER,.

First base on baIIs-On Ferry 2, on NC
Alcese Struck out-By Ferry 4; by Mo-
Aleese q Three-bese hits-Lynch, Grim
shaw Two-base hits-Francis. Milligan,
Mattress, Henry. Atherton. Sacrifice hits
Lynch. Stolen bases-Lynch = Dennis
Hayden. Double play-Henry to Zeimer
10 OHagan Hit by pitched bnll-By
Ferry /. Umpire-Kelley. T1me-2h.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30

Jersey Cty. Aug. 3O.-Providence won
yesterdays game through the errors OF
Jersey City. With the score tie In
the ninth inning Woods allowed Dolan's
hit to get away. and Halligan made
poor throw the runner making the circuit
with the winning run. Jersey City open
ed with three earned runs on four hits
one a triple by Carr. but lost their advan
tage on poor fielding. Providence played
without an error. Beans batting was
the feature. Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
ROCK WITH WHITINSVIlLE

Royal Rock will finish the season with
the Whitinsville team and will play his
first game today. The terms are very
favorable. much more 80 than the ones
with Milford. There r. much sorrow In
Milford over the loss OF the crack short
stop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
BUFFALO.

First base on balIs-On BECKER Hlt
by pitched bali-By Amolc 4; by Becker ].
f,ce hits-Dennis. Henry. stolen base
oHagsn. Double plays-zeimer to O lIa-
gan: Becker to Henry. 20 o'Ha@n; Zeim-
er TO Henry TO oHaEan; Nattress 70
PASSED bail-Diiion. Umpire-Keiley. Time
-2h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Jersey City.
Montreal at Toronto.
Buffalo at Rochester,
Worcester mt Newark
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FREpERIcKs GOOD WORK.

Newark. Aug. so.-worcesoer played an
prror1ese game yesterday. but lost. The
home team had three bad marks put up
against them. but they did not prove cost
v. The hits OF the Newarks were made
Ut oppcrtune times and three men were
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
DIAMOND DUST

The struggle for third place In the
Eastern league is about all that In left
OF the race now. first and second. and
sixth. seventh and eighth being settled.
Worcester now holds third place. but is
being pushed hard by Providence, and
Jersey City IL also a iikely caviidate for
the place.
Buffalo has purchased Mcintyre Of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PITCHERS BATTLE.

Boston. Aug. 3o.--with Pittinger In the
box Boston administered shut out to
the Brooklyn visitors yesterday afternoon.
Ss.N'~5ef had fine control. Boston's
s0,,-1S.. was assisted by BrookIyn's weak
ness In the field. In the fourth inning
Carney hit to left for single. but Dono-
van let II so through him. Tenney scor-
ing and Carney going 20 third. A wild
pitch by Evans let Carney home. The
score by innings:
Innings. l 8 67 7ss
Boston...... % o -
Hits-Boston 4. Brooklyn s. Errors
Boston 0. BROOKLYN 4. BatteSies-Pettin-
ger and Moran: Evans and Latimer.
SCHOOL CHILDREN THERE.
Cincinnati. Aug. 30.-Over IL. 900 school
children and $500 other persons saw the
Cincinnatis bat the ball fercely Yerkes
was the sufferer and st. Louis was never
in the race. Score by innings:
Innings. 9 .
Cincinnati. 1 o ol 3 10
ST. Louis. o 0 o o.
Hits-Cincinnati IS. ST. Louis TO- Err
rors--Sn.oinnati l. st. Louis 1. Batteries
Hahn and Bergen: Yerkes and Ryan.
NEW YORK DROPS ONE.
philadelphia, Aug. so.-The New York
6am after its successful trip In the west
came here and was defeated by the Phil
lies by the score OF to 2. Errors gave
the Phillies an early lead. and as the
Giants could not hit Iberg continuously
they were unable 10 catch up. Score by
inning:
Innings. 2 8 s s7 So
Philadelphia. 1 3 0 o 0 2 s-6
New York.. 0 o o 0 2 0-2
Hits-Phiadelphia Z, New York H. Err
rors-Philadelphia 2, New York 4. Bat
teries-Iberg and Douglass; McGinnity
and Bowerman.
PONY PITCHER LOST GAME
Pittsburg, Aug. ao.-Pittsburg tried a
pony battery yesterday Cushman and
Fohl. of a local semi-professional team
and was beaten. Cushman was wild. but
would have held the score down II his
support had been good Conroy played
miserably. giving Chicago seven Of its
nine runs. Score by innings:
Innings... 2 6 So
Chicago. 5 0 o o %
Pittsburg. 1 o 2 00 % %
Hlts-Chicago 6. Pittsburg Z. Errors
Chicago !, Pittsbug Q. Batteries-Wn-
liams and Killing; Cushman and Fohl
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Pittsburg....... 50 rs .745
Brooklyn....... 60 81 .b36
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30

park. and the average time will very
nearly break all grand curcit records.
The summary:
2:l7 class. pacing. purse 5000; three in
FIVE:
sufreet. blk. m. by Alcan-
tara by Bourbon Wilkes
lBenyon) ...................... Z i
Buckthorne, b. g.. by Egg
thorne (Snow) ................ i
Tommy Nc, b. q. (Mc-
Carthy) ....................... 223 az
Stephen r.. br. q. (Porter)....
Kavalli. b. m. (Young) .......
Arzille. b. IN. (Maloney) ......
Satan. b. h. MerrilD ........... I
Time-2:loS., 2:il. 2:loih. 2:i2i9. 2:l2&.
2:O7 class. trotting. pure $500; two in
three
Lord Derby, b. e., by Mambrino King
--Claribel, by Almont. Jr. Spear)... /
Chain Shot, b. a., by Red Heart (Me-
Donald) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rolly Dillon. b. m, by Sidney Dillon
(Sanders) .........................., z y
TIME.
Quarter. Half. Three-auarters. Mile.
52H 1854 1884 2:07A
3s4 los 1851 2;0SA
2:N class, trotting, purse 5000; in 5.
Anna Held. b. m. by Patron, by
Pilot Medium (Benyon) .........
Wilton Boy. br. &. (McDonald)....
Navadad. blk. q. (Forshner)....... .
John Patterson. b. h. (Geers). r.
Daisy Direct. br. m. CWillis).....
Kamares. b. n. (Young). )............. o
Florence c., b. m. Stanley ...... 5
La France. blk m (McCarthy)....
Janita, b. m. (Dickerson). .... 10 10 3
Handspring, b. h. (Pierce). ...... sdi
Time--2l4k, 2:12iS. 2:l4la.
2:l1 elias. pacing, purse $1,000: in 8.
Billy H.. b. h.. by Alexander Dumas
Nelly by Honesty (Fisher) ....... /
Don Riley. b. g. (Hudson) ............ 2
Anoto. b. m. (McDonald) ........... Z
Jesse H., b. &. (Golden) ............... 3
Annie Leyburn. b. m. CPotter) ...... II 9
Evolute, br. m (Bither) ............. 4
Princess Moquette, b. m page 49,. 3
Gipsey Red, ch IN. Gray ........... s s
Phebon W., b. &. Dore) ............. IL
Rama, gr. m. (Young) ................ 3 .
Schley Pointer, b. h. (Nuchols) ...... 10 10
Betonica, b. h. (Tozier) .............. Is 10
Circle. b. m. Lewis) ................ IL l3
Mace, b. g. (Allen) ................. di
Time-2:o5i1. 2:o6h
To beat 2:ooh. pacing.
Dan Patch. b. h.. by Joe Patchen-
Zelica by wilkesberry (McHenry) won
Time-.3o2s.. :5s1as.. 1:2sa., 1884.
To beat 2:2O. trotting.
Betsy Richards b. M. by Wilkes
Boy--Lady Richards, by Swigert... won
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Cleveland.
Baltimore at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit
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Hits-Gyns 10. Milfords Q. Errors
Gyms 5. Milford g. Batteries-Friend and
Beaumont; varney. Lawson and Good
win
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence 6, Jersey City 5.
Buffalo 1913, Rochester 3-5.
Montreal s. Toronto i.
Newark 8, Worcester 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 9. Pittsburg 3.
Boston 4. Brooklyn y.
Philadelphia 6, New York 2.
Cincinnati 10. 81. Louis /.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston 8. Detroit 1.
Philadelphia 10, Chicago 8.
Cleveland I, Washington 2.
st. Louis IA. Baltimore IL.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Nashua s, Fall River 3.
Concord s, Lawrence 0.
Lowell 4, Dover 3.
Manchester 6-l, Haverhill Ia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. Aug 3o.--Dineen was In fine
form, and but for Ferris error In the
ninth inning would have shut out Detroit.
Errors by Elberfeld and Gleason were re-
sponsible for Boston's runs In the NTH.
Score by innings: