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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
NEWS IN OUTLINE

Justice GiOgerich. in the New York
supreme court. has signed Il decree of
absolute divorce i'll favor of Edith Il.
Bigelow against POultney BigeIow.
Charlemagne Tower, United States
ambassador to Germany, and George
V. l.. Meyer, United States ambassa-
dor TO Italy, have arrived at New
York
Mrs. Delight Prentiss, wife of +. f.
Prentiss, wealthy manufacturer of
Cleveland, committed suicide by drink
ing carbOlic acid. Poor health.
The School of Emerson" instituted
in honor of Ralph Waldo Emerson. is
open at Concord. Mass.
Joseph Seebruch. II years old. is
dead at Milwaukee of lockiaw, the re-
suit of toy pistol received July /.
BY his eloquence United States Sen
atOr Foster saved a negro from band
of lynchers at New Orleans.
Frank Williamson. of Chicago. and
other visitors to the dome of the Colo
RADIO state house Were held up and
robbed by armed hiGhwaymen, who es-
capped.
1. T. NollioT' an attorney OF ar
field, ILL.,, shot and seriously wound
ed j. Il. Crews, II furniture dealer of
the village.
The Great Western Railway COM
pany ran a train from London to FIym-
outh. distance of 24G miles. in 2333 q
minutes.
All those injured in the collapse of
Tent Endeavor at Denver are expect
cd to recover.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
Bloomington 3, Davenport o,
Rockford 2. Decatur O.

Rockford. July 15.-Killian's mas
terly pitching held Decatur safe at
all stages. Weigand pitched good ball,
but hits were punched Or him in the
fifth and eighth Bsiiliant catches
were made by Clifford and Graham.
Score:
Decatur .........0 0O00O000-0
Batteries-KiIlian and Meek; Wei
gand and Krebs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
TRlBUNEs ELECT
Nearly All Old Officers Are Re.
chosen for Another
Term.
THE MEETING ENDED LAST NIGHT
Minor Changes Made in Laws-Tt
Be Entertained This
Evening.

The biennial session of the Frater-
nal Tribunes ended at midnight last
night, the business lasting till well
into the evening and being followed
by the installation of the newly elect
ed officers. Following the reports of
Supreme Medical Director \. l.. Craig
and Supreme Treasurer II. \. Weld
various minor changes in the rules of
the society were discussed and occu-
pied much time. The new officers
who were installed before adjourn
mcnt by Past Supreme Tribune +. j.
Medill, of this city, and nearly all of
whom were reelected, are:
Past Supreme Tribunc-IIon. +. J.
Medill.
Supreme Tribune-K. NJ. Whitman.
Vice Supreme Tribune-IIon. ". {.
Galloway.
Supreme Secretary - Robert Rex
dale.
Supreme Treasurer - Harold \.
Weld
Supreme Counselor - Hon. James
Mccartney.
Supreme Medical Examiner-A. L.
Craig, NJ. ID.
Supreme Gilbert Miller.
Supreme Sergeant-at-Arms- NJ
Campbell.
Supreme Guard. j. Andrew
Supreme Sentinel-E. l.. Wolff.
Trustees. {. Mcbride. Chicago;
Mrs. Mary Orth. Bclvidere; l.. c. Bet
wiler. NJ. ii. Sexton, j. +. Henderson.
j. q. burning, q. NJ. Eames, s. j. Col
Inns and William McManuS
Standing Committees.
The following standing committees
were appointed by Supreme Tribune
X. NJ. Whitham:
Finance-T. j. Medill, l.. {. Detwiler.
-. f. Mcbride.
Laws-W. c. Galloway. IL. \. Weld,
William McManus.
Appeals-Mrs. Mary Orth, Gilbert
Miller, r. l.. Wolf.
y number of the delegates remain
ed over today in order to attend the
entertainment that has been arranged
by Rock Island tribunal. No. /, i'm hon
or of the supreme tribunal, 10 be Civ
en- at Odd Fellows hall this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
Charles E. HOdgsOn,
Fire Insurance
Agency.
Established 1874.

American ms. Co. $500. Newark, N. J..
Continental ................Ne New York
Agricultural ...............New York
Traders ms. Co. ........ Chicago, Ill.
Union ms. Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
Rockford ms. Co. $3.50. Rockford, Ill.
Security ms. Co. New Haven, Conn.
ms. 60. State of Illinois Rockford, III.
Once, room 3, Buford block. Rates
N low as consistent with security.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
No False Claims.

The proprietors of Foley's Honey
and Tar do not advertise this as a
"sure cure for consumption" They
do not claim it Will cure this dread
complaint in advanced cases, but do
positively assert that it will cure in
the earlier stages and never fails to
give comfort and relief in the worst
cases. Foley's Honey and Tar is
without doubt the greatest throat
and lung remedy. Refuse substitutes.
All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
Dubuque IA. Springfield 5.

Dubuque, July 14.-Willis proved
easy for Dubuque, and reckless base
running on the part of the locals kept
their scores down. Score:
Dubuque .......3O 70OO1 *-14 % 4
Springfield 1OO21-5 II 4
Batteries Earl and Smith; Willis
and Reading.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
RronchItIs for Twenty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith, of Danville,
H., writes: II had bronchitis for 90
years and never got relief until
ased Foley's Honey and Tar, which is
a sure cure" All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
Notes of the DIamond.

Jack and Eul, just released by Deca-
tur, pitched in a runaway game for
Dubuque yesterday, Springfield being
overwhelmed with hits.
Rock Island plays at Cedar Rapids
tomorrow, and then comes home to
meet in succession, Cedar Rapids, Du-
buque, Rockford and Davenport. The
home series begins Friday.
The ups and downs of an umpire's
career are aptly illustrated by the ex-
perience of Bobbie Cox at Birming-
ham in the Southern league. Recent
ly the Birmingham Advertiser lauded
his work in the following notes:
Hats off to you, Mr.. Cox:
Down at the bottom of the official
score will be found small word com
posed of three English letters-C O \.
Long live the name. Success to him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
Games TomOrrow

Rock Island at Cedar Rapids.
Bloomington at Davenport.
Decatur at Rockford.
Springfield at Dubuque.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
We are willing to publicly testify

for Kid-Ne-Oids. We know that Kid
Ne-Oids cured our kidneys and be-
lieve Kid-Ne-Oids will cure yours.
Mr.. E. E Eyman. 3r4 Broadway. Lorsin, Ohio.
Mrs. E. l. Reeder' $40 Bank ST. Loran' ohio'
Solomon Sawyer. Jackson St. Brazil, IND.
r c. Green. Grand Ave. Waulegan. Ill.
w. r Beebe. Centralia. H.
Mrs w. e. Lefever. IA 18th ST, Fon- du-Lac, Wis.
Sugar-coated tablets, soc. Try them
T. H. THOMAS. Leading Druggist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15

Summary: Bases on balIs-off Bee
dies ,, off LaKaff Z. TwO-base hits
.OIeary, Graham. Three-base hit
Hines. Double play - Hickey-Berte-
Fuller. Hit by pitched ball-by Bee
dies I. Struck out-by Beedles 4. by
LaKaff 6. Time-1:45. Umpire-Conn.
Bloomington 3, Davenport o,
Though Davenport found Barker for
eight hits yesterday and was given
three bases, not run could be made.
Score:
Bloomington ....OOOO1O1 >
Davenport .OOOOOOOOO-0 1
Batteries-Barker and Donovan;
Deller and Sullivan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-07-15
CONTEST DECIDEDLY
Manager Hill Puts New Man at
Third Who Makes Five
Errors.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Rock Island, II; Cedar Rapids, >.
Bloomington, }; Davenport, 0.
Dubuque, IA; Springfield, ).
Rockford, =; Decatur, 0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
SERGEANT A OR Eat NAV.

The records for boxing went into the
icebox at Temperance hall at Central
Falls last night when Sergt. Boylan prov
ed himself the best man ever seen by an
audience In that city There were close to
500 people in the hall and the sergeant
nut them all out. And for that reason
more disgusted lot OF sports never quit
ted the baby city.
The Home Athletic club OF that city was
TO have an entertainment and Ii was to
consist OF six rounds between Joe Gin
gras of Central Falls and Jack Hanna
way OF Pawtucket, six rounds between
Eddie Daily OF Baltimore and Willie Sim
mott OF Fall River. and the main event OF
10 rounds between Kid PAUL OF Fail
River and Kid Powell OF Woonsocket.
There was a big delegation OF members
from Fall River and Woonsocket on
hand and there was something doing In
since in, this city Kid PAUL OF Fall River
was defeated by Powell in 10 rounds. the
decision being given against him by Ref
cree Jack Sheehan. PAUL had not train
ed for the bout and he quit his work In a
mill at 6 o'clock and then came here and
went into the ring with Powell, who was
In fine form.
The bout was to take place last Tues
dAy night but Powell wanted more time
| and II was agreed the meeting should he
last night PAUL has been in training fol
| a couple Of weeks and was in splendid
| form. The Fall River members. who hao
| lost all their money on PAUL at the las'
! meeting brought fat wads with them e
| recoup. and as the decision by Sheehar
/ was the only one ever given against Paul
| they were confident Of winning.
| But. Alas! several times. The principals
| and all their retinues. the members ant
| prospective members were ale on hant
| and the basement of the old hall was fill
| ed with the members when shortly be
fore 6 o'clock Sergt. Boylan with Onicer
! Whipple. Coombs. Mccarthy and Wood
| ward appeared and the sergeant inform
| ed Secretary John s. Girard that the en-
| tertainment could not take place "
said that his instructions came fron
Mayor Fales.
Secretary Girard wanted TO know tn
reason but there was no reply forthcom
ing other than the bouts could not TAX
place. But a messenger was sent afte
| Mayor Fales to present the case OF tn
club TO that official and meantime tn
members gathered In their hall ard eN
citediy discussed the situation and berat
ed the general management OF the city.
But while the messenger was absent tn
management went up against anothe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
O|ED OF
A BROKEN
HEART
Shipbui|der Macpherson, Who
Worked on the Famous Yacht
America, Grievss to Death.

New York. Jan. 3-Thomas Macpherson,
one OF the oldest shipbuilders In this
country. who had a hand In building the
sup-winning yacht America, half CEN
tury ago. died yesterday at his hcme, q
Cedar street. Williamsburg. Mr.. Mac
pherson died OF broken heart. his fam
ily say. caused by the death OF his wife.
Melinda. 10 days ago.
His sorrow was so intense that he was
too weak 10 go to her funeral His devo-
tion to his wife to whom he had been
married IS years. was touching. Since her
death he had wept day and night.
Mr.. Macpherson called his family 10
his bedside yesterday and told them he
would soon be with his dear wife A few
minutes later he closed his eyes. smiled
and died.
Mr. Macpherson was born IN Mulberry
street. Manhattan. in 1893. lie was APP
prenticed 20 the ship-building trade.
when the yacht Americas plans were
completed Mr. Macpherson was one OF
those chosen 20 supervise the construc-
ton. Not yacht race has he missed since
then when Columbia defeated Shamrock
III. Macpherson da need with 10y.
For years he was Democratic leader on
the Fifteenth ward Of Brooklyn. and was
alderman from 1870 10 lSi2
Eight children. eighteen grandchildren
and twenty-three great-grandehildren sur
vive him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03

tough proposition. Powell natly refused
to enter the ring with PAUL unless he was
given 7b per cent of the inducement OF
fered 10 the twain. and as he was assum-
ed to be at least q half Of the show the
management was I'm despair But II was
agreed, rather than disappoint the mem
bers. providing the bouts could take
place. the management would submit TO
the holdup.
There was a dreary wait. the messen-
ger returned and stated that Mayor Faies
could not be found at home and no one
knew where he was. The detail or ponce
remained on hand and after q while Sec
retary Girard announced that some enemy
OF the club had circulated stories the cinp
was selling admission tickets Coulo
Mayor Fales be found this fact could De
successfully contradicted, but In his ao-
sence there was nothing left 10 DO save
to call the entertainment on.
Accordingly the members received their
membership fees I'm exchange Tor the
tickets they held and long line or thor
oughly disgusted sports shook on theii
feet the mud OF Central Falls. This was
the third time that some or them nl1
been disappointed In similarly projected
entertainments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
PIANO RECITAL
Pupils Of Miss Louise Voso
Entertain Parents and Friends

Last evening at the residence OF Mr..
Jonas Ekstrom very pleasing piano
recital was given by the pupils Of Miss
Mary l.. vose Parents and friends TO
the number OF about ~ assembled and the
evenings program was thoroughly en-
ioyed The we'll merted applause given
each selection was a fitting tribute 10
the success of the pupils and also to the
careful training given by Miss Nose. Tne
evening was very prettily ended by the
presentation OF a large boquet OF cut
flowers TO Miss vose by her pupils. The
program was as follows:
Duett. The Slcdge Race. Behr. Miss MIL
dred Hlndle and Miss Vose: solo, Mlnuet
EIlenberg. Miss Marion Burgess solo.
The Cuckoo's Song Popp, Master Waldo
Moone: solo; (a) Barcarolle, Behr; cd
The Little Prince, Krogman. Miss Mabel
Arabian; song. A May Morning. Denza.
Miss Vose: duett. I'm Spring Time.
schultz Miss Agnes Ekstrom and Miss
Edith Budlong. solo. Twilight Song.
Krogman. duett Ave Maria. Behr. Miss
Lille Goodwin and Miss Nose solo, Enid
Cavotte Schoenefeid. Miss Mildred
Hlndle: solo. The Dolls Dream. Oesten.
Miss Agnes Ekstrom. song: ca Violets.
wright. Cb) The Rosary. Nevin. Miss
Vose. solo. Reverie OF tho Alps, Bissell,
Miss Edith BudlonR. solo. Tarsntelle,
Heller Miss Marion Burgess. duet. In the
Wood. Master Waldo Moone and Miss
Nose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
DRIVES FOR GOAL

DRIVES FOR GOAL
Clinton tonight.
Chelsea is due to beat Lowell tonight
Racine is tailencer OF the Western
League.
Indianapolis. with Hipson. Gavitt and
Coggeshall leads the league.
Daily is doing a lot Of goal getting these
days, thanks TO Dickie Pierce.
Clinton Is doing better than was eA-
pected because it's players have not been
hurt.
silent Bill" Curtis will not go TO Chel-
sea after all. Fred Lincoln will rush with
him at Lawrence.
AL Doe is suffering a mild attack OF
smallpox and according to his doctor Will
soon become convslestent.
.-ha r~o-,de~co 4ean has nla-ed the
most games to date. ~. while Portland
49,, ,,...,e. seven less. No other teams has
played more than 40.
Because of the loss at Clinton last night
Portland holds fifth place by small mar
gin. Portland will tackle the tailenders
while Providence plays Clinton.
The Portland team Is almost sure to be
forced out OF the league for the good OF
the game. the players OF course. moving
to Lawrence. The league needs the
change and IL must come.-Worcester Spy.
Phil Jason, former Lawrence ana Gin
ton rusher. who went from the FORMER
city West, Is reported to be anxious TO
return to this section. Jason has company
In Roberts. Coggeshall. Whipple. Hipson
Gavitt and oMara.
The ACQUISITION of Icy whippls. the
| former Chelsea rush. has brought TO lignt
| the fact that Ping Pong Camsron, saif-
back and whipple, now playng rush on
| the Racine team OF the Western League,
| have been enemies for years. Team
work will have to be left undeveloped.
Providence has. is the best product OF the
American League season. He is worker
| who never hears the bell ring before the
string Is puled.-Worcester Spy.
Manager Joe Fox OF the Lowell team
| will contribute every copper OF the mon
| ey taken In at the game Jan. IL TO the st
| Johns hospital fund. Manager Fox says
that until he lost his eye by reason Of an
accident In Worcester. he had no idea OF
the workings OF hospitals.
The Racine team Of the Western League
backed by the Horlicks OF matted mili
fame, recently attempted TO corral the
Lowell quintet. Backers OF the Racin'
team made an offer to Manager FOX fol
the entire Spindle City outfit. Mr.. Fo'
said. Not this year. Worcester Spy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
GOFF'S.
HORSE NOTES

There II talk Of the return OF Search
light, ao3I&. TO California for stud service.
He can never race again.
The once famous stallion. Jerome Eddy,
2:l61h is now owned in Vermont, and at
q years he Is well preserved. At one timo
he was a candidate for the stallion record
and was purchased by III. c. Jewett for
$4,000.
william Penn. 2O7A. was an unrepre-
sented sire previous 10 1902. Now he has
seven in the list This Ia starting with
flourish, and bringing the Phoenix stock
farm to the front.
II requires about as much skill, patience
and training to make a first-class show
ring winner as II does TO develop ana
condition a Grand circuit winner.
Alta Mcdonald has In his stable at Al
bany. n. Y. green trotter called I'enny'
by Queechy. ala. out Of Matte Hunter.
2:21A that he claims is one OF the best
green horses In the east.
James Hobart Moore paid Henry Fair
fax OF Aide, Va, 5000 for the 3-year-old
hackney stallion Fiery Dane, By Danes
fort He won second TO Gribthorpe Play
mate. who was judged TO be the best
hackney stallion at the National horse
show, and that Mr.. Robert Beth Fairfax
sold for $4,000. In 1892 Mr.. Fairfax sold
Matchless of Londesborough TO DR.. w.
seward Webb for $4,000 in horse-show
week. He also sold Aldie to Mitchell Har-
rison for $1,000
Antrim. bsls, sire OF the sensational
trotting mare. Amelia 2:osH., Is dead. he
was foaled in 1886; was by Aberdeen. q
dam Hyanna, by Hylas s31: second dam
Lucy Almont by Almont. 3D. Amelia,
2:06s4. is his best product.
John splan Is responsible for Ozaham.
2:0s winner of this years Transylvania
| stake Mr.. Hardness sent her dam, Oza-
| ma, to Splan to train. Ozama showed
great promise OF making trotter. but
| went wrong. and she was In Indiana at
| the time, Splan suggested that she be
| bred to Axtell. and then trained after
| she had weaned her colt. This plan was
| followed, and 2:0s trotter was the result.
| Timothy Collins OF Canton, ~. Y, owns
| Rrignoli Wilkes. 2l4h, the fastest entire
| son of George Wilkes. He is now 20 years
| old. but as chipper as a colt and always
ready for fast road brush.
By April l Il IL expected that at least
400 trotters and PAGERS will be auartereo
! at the Empire City track. The high
ground, healthy air. fast surface. and good
| water, with Its proximity TO New York
| has led many owners and trainers 10 ex
press their Intentions Of bringing theil
horses 10 the New York track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
CLINTON TO light.

This evening the Clinton team, which
has undisputed possession Of the lead In
the American league race. will he enter
tained at Infantry hall by the Brownies.
and IL IL certain to he a right lively
contest The last time the teams met
the Clinton team was played to stand
.tiIl. and Providence gave display or
polo playing that was worth going long
way to see The Providence team will
make a great effort TO trim the leaders.
and the Clinton team will play hard to
win The Clinton team has won two ont
OF the three games played thus far this
week and In order to keep up Its record
will work to get tonghts game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
GENERAL. GOSSIP

one of the features in the tank Of the
New York A. G. during the winter will
be n dual swimming meet between the
Winged Foot members and the BROOK
line (Mass.) Swimming club.
Dr. Charles J. Pfugg handled the az
fairs of the National A. G. OF Brooklyn
So satisfactorily last year that the organ
ization has unanimously reelected him
for another term.
Word comes from Australia that ID.
Walker has lowered the worlds record for
one mile In n competitive bicycle race.
Starting on scratch. he covered the mile
In $50
The billiard tournament at Paris next
month for the worlds championship VIII
not have George sloSson as competitor.
Condemnation proceedings relative to his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
SCITUATE ATHLETIC CLUB.

A change has been made in the program
AT the Scituate Athletic club for next
wednesday night. the bout between kid
Goodman Of Boston and Morris Roache OF
Chicago having been postponed one week
The main bout of the evening will be a
20-round 60 between Kid Paul OF fall
River and Kid Powell OF Woonsocket at
liz mounds This bout will he put on first
at s O'Clock TO permit the Fall River and
woonsocket people to get home. In the
prelminaries Kid Parker and Dave Hal
lard will wrestle - minutes and Mike
Reilly OF Fall River and Fred Vanouch
of Toronto will go n rounds at l3S pounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
COLLEGE ATHLETICS

,rh. Amherst Track association is ar
ranging a triple relay race for Amherst
Columbia and Pennsylvania.
Preliminary football practice has oeen
indorsed In the annual report OF the ATM
Ietic association OF the University or
Pennsylvania, and the plan VIII prooaoy
be followed again next summer
Amherst expects another star footpail
team next year. as only three ihenhpet "
,his wears eleven will be lost by gradua-
ton. Captain Bran has been re-eiecteo'
captain Richard s. Smith OF the Colum.
h,a Football team for 1903 has announced
that next wear the Blue and White eleven
will be in the care of a professional tram
er.
The students of Chicago University are
making a fight against the use OF ,, inan
giving day for their nnal p,s =, 10 a
game OF the year. They say mat ~
desecration to make use Of the day for
athletic purposes.
skating has the call now, and with the
advent of ice hockey becomes the ieaoins
winter sport. The school teams are DUSTY
nract,cinr and praying that the January
thaw will be indefinitely postponed.
At Columbia university the past year
has beeh one of the most successiui ~ y.
athletics. so far as the gymnasium
concerned. the the institution mas ever
had. The attendance on the main hoi ,,,'
yrerated % .se9 during the six most ini'
nortant months. The swimming pool &C &C,
commodated 22.ssl. an increase OF V"
over two seasons ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03

Forty-second street room in favor OF the
RAND Transit Company have come at
time 10 prevent him playing.
Johnny Nelson left no will. but his
savings of less than two years OF cycle
racing, about $500. will go to his par
ents.
August Hermann has been elected
president Of the newly formed INDOOR
ba seball league. Hermann is resident
of Cincinnati At the meeting where he
was elected the bunt was abolished ana
the rules of the official outdoor game were
adopted in full.
Athletics are taking a firm grip on the
United States army There Will now pe'
at each post in the country, day known
as field day" set apart each month for
athletics. All kinds of sports will be on
the program. and old sports with new
twist. such as lifting exercises, embodied
in the throwing up Of intrenchments. etc
The new field day will undoubtedly add
much TO the efficiency of the service, say
the heads Of the department
George A. Waters, the inventor OF the
racing shell. died at Troy the other day
He was SIS years OF oge. His boats were
used iy every important university and
college in the United States. and yearly
appeared at the Henley regattas.
ANIDROSIS, SKOWHEGAN, MAINE,
provides unprecedented business opportu-
mites and health for men and women TO
conduct lucrative practice and outht;
sales at home. stamps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03

oLNEYvILLE ASSOCIATED CLUBS.
The Falka team had II all It's own way
with the Olneyville Temperance Cadet
team I'm the Olneyville Associated CLUB
league tournament last evening. the hrst
string being won by two pins ONeil
made a record for the tourney with
total OF 2s5. which included singles OF i0l
and iO4 The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-03
BOWLING
MrrsIc HALL TOURNEY

y..s team won three straight strings
from schultx's team in the MUSIC nan
tournament last night. Seven pins won
the first and the second was ue' De-
ing decided by the third string. KING
wa. high man with at total OF 27s' The
summary: