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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
CRUISED
ALL over
THE WORLD
Bark WestmoreIand Is in Port
After an Interesting Voyage
Lasting a Year.

After~a years absence the bark West
moreiand is In port with a cargo Of 10000
bushels OF salt for s. ID. Andrews Son
Since leaving in August or last year
she has cruised the world over. from the
New England coast as far away as Cape
Town. South Africa.
The westmoreland Is a full-rigged bark
OF solid and handsome appearance, 1856
feet long. IS feet beam. drawing IS feet OF
water loaded, and OF TOO tons burthen. She
was met OF Block Island about $50
O'Clock by Capt. Talbot Dodge, the Block
Island pilot. who brought her up the bay.
The Union flies from her mizzen peak
and she is commanded by Captain Virgie,
who has a crew OF IL men.
When she left New England waters In
August. 1901. she sailed TO Nova Scotia.
where she took on a cargo OF lumber for
Buenos Ayres, Argentina At the latter
port, after discharglng her cargo. she
loaded with grain and sailed for Cape
Town. South Africa, Feb. 10. making the
trip In 81 days. She then sailed for Bar
bados In ballast. a trip Of IS days. At this
port she received orders from s. ID. An
drew's Son OF this city to proceed 10
Turks Island for cargo Of salt. She
left there with about 10000 bushels, and
made the run to this port in IA days. 1t
Is expected that she will discharge her
cargo In about six days. The vessel has
encountered good weather for the most
part during the whole OF her long voyage
OF the past year. and the log has no re-
cord OF hair-breadth escapes or thrilling
situations
Capt. Talbot Dodge was taken aboard
at Block Island about $50 Thursday morn
ing TO pilot the Westmoreland up the bay.
and an officious Newport pilot followed
the vessel as far as the mouth OF the
Warren river threatening to have the cap
tain arrested.
Capt. Dodge enjoyed this wild goose
chase all the more because. as he says.
when he first went into the business and
had gained his pilots license this New
port pilot had contemptuously remarked
that he was too young TO know anything
about the business. Capt Dodge has been
waiting % years 10 pay of that score. and
he feels that IT is now accomplished.
Aboard the Westmoreland are a number
OF interesting features. One is the> ships
mascot. "Baggs," the Oldest seaman
aboard In point OF service on this vessel.
with the exception OF the captain. "Baggs"
Is a handsome dog, a cross breed between
wolf and collie, and his native place Is
Preston, England.
Then. In a pen on deck. there are two
black pigs and q pair OF native ducks
from Barbados, queer-looxing livestock,
indeed.
The sailors have all sorts of mementos
and souvenirs which they have picked up
in the various countries visited by them.
Not the least interesting among these are
bottles Of volcano dust from the eruption
OF Mont Pelee. Martinique.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
PAWTUxET VALLEY

Rev. John Deans. pastor of the River
point Congregational church has returned
from his vacation and will occupy his pul-
pit tomorrow for the first time In a month
Mr.. onesmie Bourganet. popular clerk
at the Star Clothing House. on Quidnick
street. Arctic Centre, returned Thursday
from Drummondville, z. @, bringing with
him his newly welded wife Last evening.
while stopping at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Laboune of Centreville, the
young couple were given a reception by
number OF friends and the evening was
enjoyably spent Is social conversa ton and
I'm partakirg OF a collation..
The funeral OF Benoni Knight. who died
Tuesday at Old Warwick, was held AT the
Phenix NJ r. church yesterday after
noon. Rev. Daniel Bennett pastor of the
Knotty Oak church, officiating. The re-
mains were taken to the family burial lot
Mt Kent.
Mrs. Jane McQuade. widow OF John Nc
Quade died at her home IN Natick yester-
day after brief Illness OF pleuro- pneumo-
mia.
Mr. John Flynn. brother of Rev. Father
Flynn OF st. James church. Arctic Cen
tire, met with severe accident Thursday
evening, winch necessitated the services
OF the physicians at the Emergency hos
pital Mr.. Flynn had started TO call at tho
home OF Frank Bennett and while attempt
Ing to pick his way through the yard IN
the dark. struck his foot against a stone
and was thrown to the ground. In fail
Ing he struck sharp stone In such a
manner as to cut long cash In his check.
requiring 2i stitches TO close the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Potter have returned
10 their home on Allen strpat Rfvarnofnt
after spending a few weeks at Matunick
Beach
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09

is representing the Colosseum. has shown
that he is among the leaders In the paced
game and Eikes is the only rider who
has taken the measure OF the Chelsea lad
The race should be a repetition OF the
Eikes- Mclean race, and a new set OF rec
ords should be in order. The Sulkins-Mar
tin race should be red hot race. The
lads have met twice and broken even
Sulkins and Martin rode three heats at
their last meeting in this city and the
race was accounted one OF the best OF the
season Both lads are riding fast and re-
ports from Boston state that Sulkins Is
riding In record time. With such
strong card, the seating capacity OF the
Colosseum will be taxed next Wednesday
evening. Seats are now on sale at the
Providence Opera house.
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DOWN THE BAY.
There VIII Be Many Attractions
at Shore Places Tomorrow.

The free Industrial exposition at Cres-
cent Park continues to be q most potent
factor in the popularity OF that attrac-
tive resort. which Is entertaining more
peasure-seekers this season than ever
before In its history. Aside from tho
varied and interesting nature of the ex-
position as whole the exhibits shown
by the war, treasury and agricultural
departments OF the United States govern
ment easily explain the immense daily
attendance. None except those who
visited the big expositions at Chicago
Buffalo and Charleston have ever had an
opportunity TO inspect and study these
remarkable displays. which afford a
knowledge and insight OF Uncle Sans
business to be gained in no other way
One may easily devote a whole day 10
their examination, and their educational
and Instructive character are universally
commented upon.
Crescent Parks Sunday program offers
as its principal feature the concerts by
Sig Giulio u. Capone's Banda Napoli
with solos by Messrs. Bowen r. Church.
Archie Jalbert, Dunnigan and Anastasia,
both afternoon and evening. Mr.. Church
and his associate soloists. as well as the
band itself. certainly are not like the
prophets without honor In their own
country, for that their artistic efforts are
APPRECIATED IL shown by the immense
audiences that gather 10 listen TO the ad-
mjrably selected programs, which are
lengthened TO nearly double their regular
limits by insistent encores. Sig Capone's
band is recognized as among the best 10
be heard anywhere I'm New England. and
certainly Bowen r.. Church's popularity
as well as HIS artistic reputation, was
never greater than today
"A Day In the Alps" the beautiful
electrical novelty. will be seen for but
a few days longer as other engagements
compel its early removal. and the oppor-
tunity TO SEQ II should not be neglected.
Jim Key, the educated horse, seems TO
grow In favor daily. and big crowds
marvel at his remarkable intelligence and
training. The I,oop-the-Loop continues
TO prove n potent drawing card. and the
exciting experience OF riding around the
loop. feet up and heads down." certainly
excels anything else yet devised for sum
n,er resorts The Steeplechaec. the Rus
sian tobogRan and oil the other more
familiar amusemcnts appear 10 have lost
nothing in interest and popularity by the
addition Of so many new ones at the park
this season. and with dinners that tell
their own story OF good food. well cooked
and finely served. Crescent Park certainly
offers a plethora OF legitimate entertain
ment and diversion for those who would
enjoy the cool breezes and other attrac-
tions OF NGrragansett bay on Sunday
or. for that matter. on any other day.
FIELDS POINT.
Col. Atwell will set forth another pala-
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FOUR RESCUED
They Were All Boys Saved by
Crew Of Bay Queen.

cued four boys from overturned saiiboats
OF Hope island. yesterday morning
Two OF the boys had rugged n sail IN
n small dory and the boat was skimming
along when a squall struck and upset IT,
The lads swan to the boat and held
fast. At the same time two boys by the
name OF Anderson started out In another
boat. bent upon making rescue. This
too. was upset by squall.
At this juncture the Bay Queen came
along. a boat was lowered and the boys
were taken aboard. all IN a greatly ex-
hausted condition. They were landed at
Rocky Point and later sent TO Prudence
island on a naphtha launch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09

table bake tomorrow and Ii is safe to
predict II Will be enjoyed by a multitude
OF pleased patrons. The dining halls are
spacious. cool and inviting while the SER
vice is OF the best. The special o'clock
bake increases in popularity With the ad.
vance OF the season.
BoYDEN HEIGHTS.
Unquestionably, one OF the most attrac-
tive places in all Rhode Island or New
England-for that matter-is Boyden
Heights. Aside from the natural beauties
Of the place. however. the chief attraction
of Boyden Heights lies in the unusual ex-
cellence OF the shore dinners served
there. Mr.. Boydens reputation. In this
respect. is far too well knewn however
to need any exploitation. Sufficient Is IL
to say that he numbers his patrons By
the thousands and those who eat one OF
his dinners once Will never be happy un-
I'll they go there again and yet again. Ex-
tensive preparations have been made by
Mr. Boyden TO serve the thronys OF peo-
pie who will visit his dining halls tomor-
row and TO those who are wise a word II
sufficient.
ROCKY POINT.
Great will be the attractions at the pop
ular summer resort tomorrow and they
will be In humming condition. In the For
est Casino, the following talent will ap-
pear In the finest shows or the season:
The Creole Carnival Troupe of 20 Peo-
Pile: Garvarin Sisters sfiver-voiced songs
ters; Sister Cossette. the Acme or Grace:
Alice Thornton. dainty soubrette; Adams
Sisters, singers and dancers George III.
Adams and Family. In the laughable
Country Terror"
Finest shore dinner in Rhode Island
Best Of service, no waits, perfect cookery.
fresh bake every hour. and water front
dining halls.
Continuous concerts by Rocky Point
Band: all the soloists. and Sig. Carlo De
Soto, the great Cuban trombone virtuoso.
Eastern League bali game between the
Providence Grays and the Worcesters.
Lots OF shade, cool breeses, best OF ices,
and choicest OF syrups In the mammoth
and beautiful soda fountains which ara
I'm charge of Edward J. O'Donnell. He
was formerly OF Taunton but later OF
Providence and Is one OF the best phar-
macists I'm New England preparing per-
sonally all his syrups. At the close OF the
season he is going south TO accept a lu-
crative position during tho fall, winter
and spring.
The sensational cycle whirl. Armstrong
Baker, Armstrong Miss Fulton. The most
marvellous feat OF the age.
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providence COLOSSEUM

The Colosseum will offer the strongest
and most attractive card Of the season
next Wednesday evening. The program
will consist OF two motor-paced races and
usual card OF amateur sprints. In both
motor-paced events. the best riders will
contest. Hugh Mclean. who gave Elkcs
such n hard race, will meet Albert Cham
pion In a 25-mile paced race.
Sammie Suikins OF Boston, and Hubert
Martin OF this city will meet In the anna
teur paced race. Champion has been TAX
ing a rest and will re-enter the game next
week He has defeated every rider ex-
cept Eikes and lays his defeat TO the fact
that he was raced out and took b vaca-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
LUCKY FIND
Miss do Leon Picks Up Pock-
etbook Containing Nearly S150

1t is reported that Mile de Leon, THE
Girl In Blue" who so pleasantly enter
tanned the Elks by her vaudeville acts at
Hauterive on Thursday last. found
pocketbook on Westminster street which
contained Sl4965. two stamps and card.
Miss de Leon, who is said TO be stopping
at the NarTagansett, has stated that any
one who tells her what was written on
the card may have the pockethook and
contents, that fact being enough to con-
vince her Of the rightful owner.
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NO DISPLAY
Funeral Of Soldier VIII Be
Like That Of a Civilian.

Services over the remains OF Sergeant
Major Frank L. Blair will be held az
1880 o'clock. tomorrow afternoon. at ms
fathers residence. 1n Ocean street. Rev.
Samuel II. Webb. rector OF Christ Episco-
pal church. officiating.
Captain Malachi Kelley. commanding
Company b. Second Regiment OF Infantry.
brigade of Rhode Island Militia. with
headquarters In South Providence, offered
the services OF his command for escort
duty, but the family desire TO avoid dis-
play. and there win DO no military SER
vices In connection with tho funeral
Intermsnt will be In the family bt
Swan Point cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
STATE RIFLE RANGE

Weather conditions on the state rihe
range were bad yesterday. the rain and
wind and constantly changing light max
ing good scores the exception. Brig: Gen.
ternoon and put up the best score or the
day, making a string OF q at 800 YARDS
during the poorest OF the weather an9
men. Gen. Tanner is greatly interested
in the range work and encourages the
shooting in every way In his power
Private Gray made the best score at
200 yards, 70, and Capt Williams the best
AT COO, 81 The scores
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
BUFFALO.

Sacrifice hit-Nattress. Two-base hit
Gettman. Three-base hit-Quinlan. First
base on balls-Of Souders z: of Hooker
struck 9ut-By Sonders I: BY Hooker
l. WIG pitch-Souders. Passed ball.
Law Double plays-Souders TO Doolsy:
Mattress TO Atherton 10 Grimshaw; Ath-
erton to Mattress TO Grimshaw, Umpire
Egan Time-lh 45m
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NEWARK.

-Jope. Two-base hits-Hayward, Weaver
McGamwell. Ifalligan. Griffin. Woods
Shoch. Sacrifice hits-Griffin 2, Shoch
stolen bases-Shoch. Butler. First base OF
balls-on Fox /: OF Fertsch l. Hit b,
pitched ball-By Fox ]; by Moriarty /
Double play-Devlin TO McGamwell I'm
pire-Cox. Tlme-Ih. som.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
The GLADDINGS WIN

At Palace Gardens yesterday afternoon.
The Gladding Store baseball team van
uuished the Outlets In an easy way. The
loosing team seemed 10 have no vim.
while the Gladdinys were out Tor blood
and victory. The best work for the win
ming team was done by Robbins and
Greene, while the fielding OF Trask was
nothing less than phenomenal The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09

weak. as usnal. With the sticR and not
very good In the dsld. The chicagos
scored ak runs IN the tifth on two two,
throw. The score by innings:
chisaass hhHinlas' .......... . dSSssS g .
Hits--Chicago 8, New York g. Errors
Chicago l. New York 8. Batteries--Mene-
fee and King: Miller and Bresnahan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
'Batted for Moriarty in ninth inning.


Montreal. Aug. 9.--In the first inning
nooker passed Stafford. Shearon and
Haub to first Then Foster and Kelly hit
safely: Buffalo could not catch up
though Montreals errors made Souder' s.
dish a difficult one. Score:
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ton. Champion Is now fresh and should
be more dangerous rider than before
and his record is too we'll known TO dwell
upon at any great length. Mclean, who
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09

Two-base hits-Bean. S. Sullivan. Corrf-
don, Armbruster. Connor, Farmer, q.
Sullivan, Crisham, Connaughton. Three
base mt-G. sullivan. Home run-Wrigley.
c;y. Ricker;. Sacrifice hit-Corridon.
Double plays-Connor TO Conn 10 Bean;
Scbring TO Connaughton. First base OH
balls-On @. Sullivan 4; off Hastings 3.
Struck out-By @. Sullivan ,; by Hastings
2. Umpire-Sharkey. Time-2h. Pom
'Conn out. hit by batted ball. Winning
run scored with one out.
NEwARK's STREAK BROKEN.
Newark. Aug. 9-Jersey City was an
easy winner. defeating the home team by
a score OF TO 3 Score:
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
Worcester at Providence.
Buffalo at Montreal
Rochester at Toronto.
newark at Jersey City.
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HITS AND ERRORS PUNCHED.
Detroit 1. Baltimore 2. Batteries--Sie
md Buelow; Shields and Smith.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at ST. Louis.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Philadelphia al Detroit.
BOSTON at Chicago.
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AMERICAN LEAGu;
YoUNG'S REVENGE.


ST. Louis. Aug. o;--cy Young secured
revenge for hts defeat OF Thursday 10y
shutting out 81. Louis yesterday; in
home team getting but four scattered MS; M
iigld. Harper lost control and was taken
OF the slab ia the sixth Kane. the ex-
him. allowed but one hi during the re-
mainder of the game. The score py IN
nlngs:
p5.ssn 5s%,nss ''.........: aa 1853 g .
Boston eosI" q. st Louis s. BAIT %Batteries-Young
and Crger; Harper. Kane and Kahoe.
COULDN'T HIT PATrEN.
Chicago. Aug. s.-The locals secured bur
four hits OF Patten. Two OF them, Win
a pass q steal and an error. scored theI
was batted freely ahroughout the game,
especially i'm the ninth: when three douples
and single were registered against MIN
Score by Innings:
gs:sIss,on IsS,Rs' ~ -. s$$ts$
Chicago .......... o o U
Observation-Disclosures Is. Chicago 4. Errors
ten and Clarke; Callahan and Mcfarland.
FULTz STOLE HOME.
Cleveland. Aug. e.-Cleveland defeated
lures. In the sixth inning be stole home.
while Moore was delivering the ball
Score by innings:
sss,,sS.;s,i: s|ssF,sSIss;s, E%s'%s; i; ; $jt$i $SSss
Hits-Cleyeiand II. Philadelphia En-
rors-Cleveland 2. Philadelphia Batteries
Moore and Wood; Mitchell and Schreck.
HITS AND ERRORS PUNCHED.
Detroit Aug e-The locals punched
their hits and the visitors their errors In
the fifth inning. resulting In two runs.
Sieyer pitched a good game. keeping the
hits well scattered. A running catch py
Barrett was the feature. Score by innings:
Innings ........
Detroit ........... U x
Hits--Detroit 10. Baltimore 6. Errors
Detroit 4 baltimore 2 Batteries-Siever
and Bueiow; Shields and Smith.
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IATIoNAL LEAGUE STANDING.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St Louis at BROOKLYN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-09

III Aueldlue pdIk ytSAtfudy
worst exhibition of wrangling with the
grounds this season. The Worcester
players were the worst offenders In this
respect and made the lot OF Umpire
Sharkey miserable By kicking and object
ing 10 every decision he gave that was
at all close but the homo players were
not entirely blameless In this respect and
transgressed the rules moro than thefo
were any lines for.
Pete Cassidy was the only man bencneu
during the game. but had Sharkey dis
PLAYED a drop OF sand he would have had
a half dozen others warming the bencn
and had Merritt escorted OH the Held.
Sharkeys decisions were uniformly gooo.
but he spoiled everything by permitting
so much kicking against his decisions,
when q display OF firmness would nave
CASSIDY lost his head entirely and so
vigorous was he that Sharkey lost his
meekness long enough to put him on the
bench, Conn going 70 first.
An accident TO Steelrnan put MIN out y.
business early In the game, pitched oaIi
striking him in the wrist In the seconu
inning and Crisham caught the game ou,:
1t worked entirely like Provloencs
stood to In their favor. but the Wor
oesters struck a streak OF batting and
went one ahead. Rickert and Crisnain
singled, Connaughton made dwosoase
hit and Wrigley followed with nome
run over the left field fence. the whoie
calling for four runs. . 49,,
The Grays got the run back IN shcH
half and in the last half of tho ninth Conn
was on second with one out. when AIR. s,gn,
f,eld and Conn scored the winning run.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. Aug. 9.-Four hits, base on
In the sixth inning. winning the game.
Eason was batted out OF the box. ana
Plttinger, who pitched yesterday, was
nv inninQs. '~