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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-11

company lots Is and is on the Stuart plat
for S52.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The contracts for the furnishings OF the
new Grove avenue primary school ana
the new furniture for the High school
company and the Household Sewing Ma
chine company. The contracts aggre-
gate 500.
Personal.
Commander B. A. Fiske L. 8. N, is the
guest OF his sister Mrs Noah H Holt OF
Fifth street
Mrs W. A. Friskie and Mrs. Goodrich.
who have been visiting friends here. have
returned 10 their homes in Richmond Hill,
n. Y.
Mrs. Field of Hebronville is the guest OF
Mrs. Joseph Johnson. OF Ivy street
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Wightman
have gone 10 Narragansett Pier. where
they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. b. F. Pierce has gone TO Cuttyhunk,
where he will stay about a fortnight
NEGLECTED EMPLOYEES
There is no little complaint in regard
TO the manner in which some OF the
street car employees neglect to do the
things which are reasonably expected for
the convenience OF the patrons which
are obliged 10 use these conveyances.
The conductors often neglect 10 announce
the streets, and as a consequence peo-
pie are, frequently obliged TO walk back
from one to four or FIVE blocks.
This is no joke, especially for women
and children. II is not easy for a per-
son not familiar with the town 20 keep
posted as 10 the exact whereabouts OF
the car at all times, especially in the
night time, and II is but reasonable 10
expect the conductor TO announce the
various streets.
WAY THROUGH.
The new extension of the Phillipsdale
line is now in opera tion 10 the Pawtucket
line. The cars commenced running way
through yesterday morning. The leaving
time of the line from Watchemoket
square on the hour. instead of II min
utes before II, as formerly.
LOCAL NOTES.
Nothing doing in court this morning
Bucklin post. No 20 G. A. r., will meet
in Grand Army hall this evening
The lawn around the town hall was
moved yesterday.
Reliance lodge, I. o. o. F., will meet
In odd Fellows hall tonight.
Thomas Harrell who was injured on
the railroad several days ago is reporteu
improving He passed a very comfortable
night last night and is on the road to
rapid recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-11
,PAWTUxET.

Al a meeting OF the Ladies' auxiliary of
the Volunteer Fire company last night II
was voted 10 have flower festival on the
lawn Of tho FIRE station at the corner Of
Sheldon and Commercial streets on the
evening OF August - Booths ana tables
and floral decorations will be placed IN at
tractive locations and = salad and bean
supper will be served
Later I'm the evening an entertainment
of unusual excellence Is to he given In
the hall Of the engine house
The social committee has the matter I'm
charge ana IL is hoped TO make the affair
ono that will be long remembered by viii
lage people
The members were entertained last
night by Miss Emma InRham and Mrs
Wallace Andrews and a dainty collation.
was served after the serious business OF
the evening was over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-11

" Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat. Crou,. Inan-
shla. W hooping Cough. Bronchitis and A.thma.
a certain cure for Consumption In nrst s,ase..
IN ~ % h.fs rensi in advanced stages. Tee a. once
"a WI see me excellent effect AFTER taking TIE
trsi dose sod ~ dealers everywhere. L~ras
bottles rs cents and 90 centA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-11
he WAS INSANE.
Louis Schmidt arrested on Westminster ST..
Hs Assaulted Two Women.

Patrolman John Hennessy was called
upon TO arrest "A man at a n m YES
terday who was making n good deal OF
trouble at the corner OF Westminster and
Mathewson streets
Among other things the man assauItad
Two women The prisoner proved To be
Louis Schmidt
He was insane. During the night he
ing into strips. A guard was mointatned
all night.
The authorities are endeavorin~ IN as.
certain where Schmidt came from
The Independent., 1903-05-29
Some New Officers.

The following new officers have
been elected in the National Guard
to serve three years:
Co "C"-J M Camara, captain;
Santos, first lieutenant; t r Mellin,
second lieutenant.
Co "G"-Gus Rose, captain; Ka-
maipili, first lieutenantI Kekaulike,
second lieutenant.
Co "B"-J b German, captain; A
D Wise, first Lieutenant John Cook,
second lieutenant,
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Pey ALAMEDA. for Camariro o
Rsfrigerator-An extra fresh supply
Of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, Raisins Celery, Fresh
Salmon, CauliAower, Rhubarb, As
es.agus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters Tin tin and shelly,
Orsbs. Turkeys, Founders, eto. All
game III season. Also fresh Book
roft, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Cnrnav KinvAnd AlakAa at.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

The Alameda arrived IN port
shortly bsfore noon from San Fran
cisco, a little over six days down.
The Independent., 1903-05-29
Died Last Night.

Jonah Keliias, the young brother
OF Representative Kumalae, died at
the latter's home on Sheridan street
last night OF typhoid malaria. The
funeral will take place this after
noon.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

so doing he thought the report
could be got here by Monday. And
Chillingworth reminded the mem.
ber that the subsidy could not be
drawn until certain conditions were
complied with.
Andrade asked is this item right
ly unpaid bills. The Government
holds vouchers for these payments
and how can it be claimed as un-
paid bills. He did not think that
it was proper as it is. The wording
should be amended.
Greenwell, after speaking against
it, movsd indefinite postponement,
then Vida moved to change the
wording to read Payment for use
of telephones used by the Police
Department in the Districts, Island
of Hawaii, as advanced by the fol-
loving persons, to be certified to by
the Sheriff OF Hawaii, S1,674." With
this amendment, the item passed.
Chillingworth moved to insert
Estate of D 6 Camarinos, S72 So"
for apples supplied during the
plague, which T Richards refused to
approve, because they were not sent
to Relief Camp 2, where Japanese
were being cared for. Mr. CANA
riuos divided the orders aud cert
some to Kawaiahao, where natives
we're kept, and because of that, Mr.
Richards refused to approve. The
item passed.
Kaniho moved "Pay OF guards,
Molokai, during Bubonic Plague,
Sl,020." This was strongly opposed
by Harris and Gandall, but was not
disposed when, on motion Of Ka-
niho, the committee rose. Report
adopted.
A communication was read from
the Senate returning House Bill 4,
which was not concurred in by 26
ayes and conference committee
was appointed, consisting of Fernan-
d z, Harris and Aylstt.
Recess taken at 1910 o'clock.
The Independent., 1903-05-29
HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1.

The above Chapter will meet for
organization this Friday evening,
May 29, at 7:30 o'clock, at San An
tonic Hall, Vineyard street.
Per Order.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

"Joshua Whitcomb" and Special
ties" is announced as the program
at the Orpheum this evening.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Henry de Fries has been awarded
the contract for rebuilding the
Oceanic wharf. His bid was $l2,S00.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Mrs Elston and Miss Horner will
play their final tennis match on
Monday afternoon for the champion
shin,
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Yacht races tomorrow afternoon
will start at 2 o'clock sharp.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

In three decision yesterday the
Supreme Court sustained the Fire
Claims Commission and Auditor j
81 Fisher 10 the j F Colburn, Royal
Insurance and Ea Syak Aseu claims
cases,
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Editor Walter @ Smith, OF the
Advertiser will deliver the address
to the g A R at Nuuauu cemetery
tomorrow afternoon.
The Independent., 1903-05-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEW 8.

The INDEPENDENT 10 cents per
month.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

n E Peterson and Edward Devau-
schelle have opened the Ls;lani
saloon in Magoonville, on the makai
side OF Queen street, They have a
large social hall in which an elabor-
ate lunch will be served every day.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

The Hawaiian Tramways Co, has
been instructed by Superintendent
Cooper to removs its old railway
track from the Waikiki road.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Representative Long was in his
seat today in the House of Repre-
sentatives, he being slightly i'm
proved from his breakbone attack.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

A BY Authority elsewhere directs
pharmacists 10 call at the Treasury
office and qualify under the new law,
Act 20, Of 1903.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

The court has ordered the sale OF
the Bethel street and Waikiki road
property OF the Lewis Estate to take
place on. Ju1e l3 There will be
no upset figures this time.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Captains Sam Johnson, Gustave
Rosa and E l. Berndt compose the
new board Of non commission ex-
aminers in the National Guard.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

The Iroquois sailed promptly at s
p m, yesterday for Midway Islands.
Berger's band played her off and she
was saluted by most OF the steamers
in port as she passed out.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Hawaii Chapter No. (the new
Hawaiian fraternal order) will meet
at San Antonio hall this evening for
organiz alton.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Judge Robinson will take vaca.
tion of sixty days this summer,
leaving for the mainland on June "a
and returning late in August.
The Independent., 1903-05-29
Born.

RIcHARDsoN-In this city, May 27,
1903, to the wife OF E V Richardson,
a son.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

As was not entirely unexpected
Cunha and Elstop won from Brock
and Adams in the tennis doubles
yesterdsy,given them the champion
ship for this year. Brock aud Adams
had held the championship four
years.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

Mr. r B Rsedy, who has been ap-
pointed on the new Board OF Phar-
macy, is in charge OF the Hebron
Drug Co.'s bran oh store 10 the Sachs
block. Dr. w e Taylor is the we'll
known physician and d E Peck is
assistant chemist at the, Expert
mental Station OF the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association.
The Independent., 1903-05-29
AFTERNOON SESSION.

As soon as order had been called
on reassem bling, Kupihea offered q
res solution that the House adjourn
TO 10 N Monday, June 1s', as a
mark OF respect to the late brother
of Hon. j Kumalae. 1t was soon
adopted without word.
Aud the Chair declared the House
adjourned to Monday.
The Independent., 1903-05-29

dcnC Iace6 tOmOTfOW dlteTnOOu
will start at 2 o'clock sharp.
"Joshua Whitcomb" and special.
ties" is announced as the program
at the Orpheum this evening.
The Alameda arrived IN port
shortly bafore noon from San Fran
cisco, little over six days down.
Henry de Fries has been awarded
the contract for rebuilding the
Oceanic wharf. His bid was $l2,SOO.
Mrs Eston and Miss Horner will
play their final tennis match on
Monday afternoon for the champion
ship.
A By Authority elsewhere directs
pharmacists 10 call at the Treasury
Office and qualify under the new law,
Act 20, of 1908.
Captains Sam Johnson. Gustave
Rosa and e l. Berndt compose the
new board of non. commission ex-
aminers in the National Guard.
Editor Walter @ Smith, OF the
Advertiser will deliver the address
to the g A r at Nuuanu cemetery
tomorrow afternoon.
Representative Long was in his
seat today in the House of Repre-
sentatives, he being slightly i'm
proved from his breakbone attack.
The Hawaiian Tramways Co, has
been instructed by Superintendent
Cooper to removs it's old railway
track from the Waikiki road.
Hawaii Chapter No. (the new
Hawaiian fraternal order) will meet
at San Antonio hall this evening for
organization.
Judge Robinson will take a vaca.
tion of sixty days this summer,
leaving for the mainland on June "a
and returning late in August.
The court has ordered the sale oil
the Bethel street and Waikiki road
property OF the Lewis Estate to take
place on Juue l3 There will be
no upset figures this time.
The Iroquois sailed promptly at {
p m, yesterday for Midway Islands
Berger's band played her off and she
was saluted by most OF the steamers
in port as she passed out.
81 E Peterson and Edward Devsu.
schelle have opened the Ls;lani
saloon in Magoonville, on the makai
side Of Queen street. They have a
large social hall iu which an elabor-
ate lunch will be served every day.
In three decision yesterday the
Supreme Court sustained the Fire
Claims Commission and Auditor j
81 Fisher 10 the j F Colburn, Royal
Insurance and Ea Syak Aseu claims
cases.
As was not entirely unexpected
Cunha and Elstop won from Brock
and Adams in the tennis doubles
yesterdsy,given them the champion
ship for this year. Brock aud Adams
had held the championship four
years.
Mr. r B Rsedy, who has been ap-
pointed on the new Board OF Phar-
macy, is in charge OF the Hebron
Drug Co.'s bran oh store 10 the Sachs
block. Dr. w e Taylor is the we'll
known physician and D E Peck is
assistant chemist at the, Expert
mental Station OF the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association.
Died Last Night.
Jonah Keliias, he young brother
OF Representative Kumalae, died a,
the latter's home on Sheridan stree,
last night OF typhoid malaria. The
funeral will take place this after
noon.
Some New Officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
FAST AUTO RUN FROM CHICAGO.
Continuous Trip, with Relays of Drivers,
Results in Record Time.

The Columbia automobile which started HOh
Chicago at 4 a. m on Monday arrived at the uptown
garage OF the maker. in West Thirty-ninth-st at ,
m. yesterday. The record made by the car Is the
best for long distance speeding in this country. An
idea OF the tremendous speed the car travelled at
certain part Of the journey be had by the time
IT reached Cleveland, in less than twenty hours
The former record was ffty-two hours
Much time was lost IL the run from Kingston
y. Y. to this city. the former place. which was
reached at 9 p. m. Wednesday, lightweight and
one-half miles lost by four hours Of riding on
the track in the Catsks before Kingston was
reached and fully FIVE hours OF searching IN the
night and morning between Kingston and this city.
Delays and lost roads included, the record estab-
lished is seventy-six hours.
The run is the first relay Of the kind to be
attempted. Two operators rode in the machine at
a time and drove it until relieved by the second
couple The operators relieved then took train
and met the automobile at a point snead, getting
what sleep they could the train
Holcomb and Sendell who took the car on the
last stage OF its tourney a tired looking pair
as they alignted from the in Thirty-ninth-st-
yesterday They said that they should have reached
this city easily at = o'clock on Wednesday night
had they not lost their way twice this side OF Bng
hautOn They reached Paterson at $50 a. yes
terday. where a gave out and they lost haIT
an hour putting in a inner tube They ex-
pressed regret at losing so much time on the last
OF the journey, after the splendid the car
made far Binghamton Holcomb said he did
not have touch the machinery. and that he drove
the same car all the way to Chicago last week
before starting out three days later on the east
ward bound record trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
NORTH SHORE SHOW OPENS TODAY.
Excellent List of Local Entries To Be Shown
on New Field.

At Piping Rock Field. near Locust Valley. Long
Island at $50 this afternoon the drst bugle notes
OF the newest horse show OF the East will be
heard. With a new field, adorned with tents and
a small clubhouse, with a fine show ring with 10
marking spaces and with go entries and close 70
a hundred exhibitors It would be strange indeed
If this initial meet Of the newly Incorporated
North Shore Horse Association did not turn out
well.
In hunters. tandems and pairs TO be driven BY
women. this is certain 70 be an excellent show.
Fifteen tandems have been entered. eleven wom-
ems pairs Sixteen lightweight hunters are to Try
the fences; also fifteen heavyweight hunters.
These figures mean some crisp contests. Il Will
be exclusively a Long Island show, without IA
nous outside blue ribbon winners to compete.
But that does not mean that there will be a fine
showing for Long Island country places, and
those Of the North Side especially. are noted for
their horsefesh-
This afternoons exhibits comprise the judg-
ing OF three work teams, three saddle ponies IN
der thirteen hands. three farmers teams twelve
single harness horses over al hands, and not
exceeding Isl hands; ten pairs Of harness horses
hands women 10 ride; FIVE single rOadstsrs. six
teen horses and runahouts. four polo ponies. six
teen road tandems. and eight pairs Of horses pc
the close Of the Saturday morning session. The
3 Woodward for the saddle horses. and William
CULVER and Thomas H MARYLAND for the hsr-
The list Of exhibitors is of much interest. BY
CharIes " Wetmore, II. c. smith. George Bull
lock D. Z. Higginson. Mrs E. n Townsed.
Mrs Edmund r. Netmore and Y. P. Travers;
Westbury and Wheatey Hills. James \. Burden
tr Henry Payne Whitney. Thomas Hitchcock
IL Frederic ". Dixie. FoxhaU p. Keene and Miss
Adelaide Randolph; Glen Cove. Edward P Ladue
William Y Hester. Miss AIthea Sibb Howard ".
Maxwell H ". Warner. - Z Hudson. Frederick
r Pratt. Mrs. John 3. Coles Tappan. Clarke
bedford John T. Pratt. =. Fairfax Bush Frederic
P Moore. Herbert L Pratt Miss Gertrude Shell
don. George r. Fahys. Leonard Jacob. II. La
renee Jacob Frank I. Babbott Percy Chubb.
Charles A Frank George ?. Tangeman ard Leon
ard J. BUsby; GlenwOod. Townsend Scudder:
MIL Neck. Irving Cox. Smithtowu Branch R
J a vvrence Smith; Roslvn. Edward Duryea Samuel
WfIlets Miss Gertrude Viilets and Clarence II.
Mackay: Bay Shore. Lewis ". GLIB: Locust Val
lev W. y Guthrie and Paul D. Cravath. Great
Neck George F. Wilson jr and James r Mar
tin -. Port Washington. Mrs. Thomas Hastings:
Cold Spring Harbor. Mrs W. 3. James and Walter
=. Jennings
A feature OF the show will be the serving
luncheon under the open sky. Tonight there
viii De dinner dance at the Nassau Country
Club. Glen Cove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
TENNIS At STATEN ISLAND.
Miss Russell and Mr.. Fiske Defeat Miss
Handy and MI Redfeld.

The women tennis players reached the final round
OF the mixed doubles and played Of the semi
final matches In the womens doubles yesterday in
the tournament Of the Staten Island Ladies
Club at Livingston, Staten Island The three set
contest Of the first round. in which Miss Agnes
Russell and Thomas Fiske defeated Miss Edith
Handy and John Rednel1 by the score Of st 0-6.
g. proved the best match Of the day Miss Handy
and her partner stubbornly contested the first set
but the steady drives OF their opponents the
set. By going 10 the net in the second set Miss
Handy and Reddeld simply overwhelmed Miss
Russell and her partner. taking the set by love
score. The third and deciding TO Miss
Russell and Fiske. through their superior steAdl-
ness.
Something OF surprise worked in the
w0meu's doubles by the defeat Of the Misses John
son by Mrs. John CraiI and Miss Beatrice Bonner.
lAS "ll.l4ih- team played speedy and clever t5II,
ana won In TWO straight sets by comparauNeiS
easy scores. The summary.
Mixed doubles Chrst roundJ-AIiss Agnes Russell ana
honlas fsAe. staten Island ladies' club and LlVlh45
ie!d Gun defeated Miss Edith Handy and John re-
ltl4 staten Island Ladies' Club and Livingston r'7
club Sc. Go. q
senli-fuaI round-Miss Asnes Russell and Thomas
Flsse staten Island Ladies' club and Livingston -
club defeated Mrs John Cratk and Crstk sia..9
Island Ladies club. e. q. Helen Hohaiis 10,
alien BiytEe. West Side Tennis club. defesseI 49,
teat-ice Bonner and George Boyd. Saten IslAho L~'
cub and LIVINGSTON Field Club g IS - r..,g
Womens doubles (semi-nnal round)-Mrs JOLT Nh, -
ard Miss Beatrice Bonner staten Island LADIES' Iob-
feated Miss Margaret johnson and Miss Aiilo-"' ~
sen West side Tennis club 6-3. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
oLDFIELD GIVES Two-mILE HANDICAP.

That Barney OIdfed. at scratch. will have to
break all the worlds records at the Empire City
track tomorrow to win the fve-nile Empire Han
dicap is made certain by the announcement that
the 6z-horsepover machine, driven by L D. Plank.
will have a tvo-rnile start IN five miles AS the
Westerner covered five miles in 449 % at Cleve-
land on wednesday. under record time it is
pected that he Will demoIsh records the fast
Yonkers course The starters in the Empire Han
dicap include Oldfeld, on scratch: G. Henri Pages
40-horsepower machine. F. A. La Roches 40-horse-
power. o. ". Bright's 6o-horsepower and Teddy
Goodman's 6)-horsepower. The complete handicap
figures will not be known until to-day
Harry Cunningham and Charles Schmidt arrived
yesterday with Gray Wolf and went the En-
pIre City Officials for the meeting have been
selected as follows: Referee. A. r. Pardington.
chairman Of the race committee. Long Island Ath-
tOmObiIe Club. Judges, q. Isham Scott, chairman
Cf the race committee, Automobile Club Of Amer
lea. s. y. BatcneIdeT. chairman Of the race
mittee American Motor League: Lawrence Abra-
ham. Long Island Automobile Club. and G. a Ben
ianin, Syracuse Automobile Club. Timers, Frank
G. Webb. Long Island Automobile Club: NJ J. Bud
long. president National Association Automobile
ManUfa CtUrers. and Robert StOu. New-York Ath-
letic Club. Clerk Of course and starter, A J. Pic
ard. Of New-York. Assistant clerks OF course, P.
J. Fisher. Nev.-YOrk and K. c. Darling, New
letic Club Announcer. Peter Prunty. NewYOTk.
The first VIII be called at p. m, and Old
field will make his trials for a record at about 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-02
COL
East Meets Vest in T0-ddys TzrO
Matches of Women's Tourney.

Wheaton. Ill, Oct. L-To-day's game In the
women's national golf tournament brought the play
down TO the serni-fnals which will be played To-
morrow between two Fasteners and two western
ers. Miss Fannie c. Osgood. Of BrOokne. and MISS
Bessie Anthony of Genview. Miss Katherine Har-
ley. OF FAN River, and Miss ]. Anna Carpenter OF
Westward Ho- All Of these players won their
games to-day by fairly comfortable margins except
Miss Carpenter, who had a hard struggle in de-
featins Miss Bishop. The medal scores indicate
exceedingly close and interesting contests to-mor-
row. Miss OsgOOd play was the steadiest to-day.
her mccall score OF IS the outward journey DeinB
three strokes better than that OF Miss Anthony.
who meets her tomorrow. Miss Carpenter ana
Miss Harley each made a nifty going out.
Miss Osgood IS a favOrite over Hiss Anthony. oo1h
on account OF steady playing and from the iact
that Miss OsgOod mas held comparatively easy
matches so far. while Miss AnthOny's have been
rather trying. Fasteners also confident tnat
Miss Harley, who has played consistently through
out the tournament. Will succeed il defeating Mss
Carpenter and that she and Miss Ossood vii
struggle for the championship hOnOrs on SATURDAY
The to-day in fairly good condition. not
withstanding yesterday hard rain the wind dry
ing the greens, which made fast golf possible
Third rouud-Mlss OszOod defeated .. Z. Dertns.
I'D play. Miss defeated Miss tieorg
Bishop. l Miss Katherine Harley Mrs W A
Alexander. and s 70 Miss Bessie Anthony &C.
feated Miss Frances Everett. Up and 70 play