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Arizona republican., 1903-05-08
HERMAN AAGARD,

Mines and Min ing. Mines examined and reported on. Connection with Boston Houses. Only legitimate mining propositions consider ed. References Phoenix National Bank and First National Bank of Portland. Me. Address Briggs, Arizona, O 257 Deering ave. Portland. Me.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-08
CuRIO

Apache beadwork looms and direc- tions for weaving belts, fobs. chains, etc. New assortment of beads. The Curio, Second ave. and Jefferson St
Arizona republican., 1903-05-08

For the best private board in town go to Mrs. Cnhn's. 25 West Monroe St
Arizona republican., 1903-05-08
Improperly

Improperly digested food upsets { h c whole system and makes the blood impure. The stomach is weak and needs a tonic. Try the Bitters. It positively cures Sick Headache. Sour Stomach,  Biliousness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, or Troubles
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-31
RUN OVER LOCALS.

II you are looking for shoes the store
Of T. J. BeRgs 4 Co. is the place to finti
them. Shoes for the old and the young,
the rich and the poor. All styles and
SECS.
Judson Rearny il spending the holi-
day vacation with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs A. J. ReamY. He will return to
DeLand Sunday to resume his studies
at Stetson University.
Sparks Show has the largest and
heaviest lion in captivity and the small
est and cutfst little baby elephant ever
on exhibition. They can be seen at
Madison on Saturday, Jan. End,
Cards Of invitation have been receiv
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-31
Lost Horse ana Buggy.

Christmas night Albert Zippercr
left his hurse and buggy in the shed
in the rear IT 'hs post Office ant
went to his wo'k getting up the mail.
When he got ready to go home he
found that the horse and buggy
were gone, and since that time
nothing has been seen Of it by him
The horse was a small black pony
with one white hind foot and lumI,
on the left side OF neck. The bug
Nv was manufactured in Valdosta.
Reports have come to Mr.. Zippercr
that the horse aud buggy we're seen
In Hamilton county IN charge OF a
mulatto negro who stated that he
was carrying same 70 Valdosta.
That the negro stole the outfit there
can be no doubt. and we hope that
he may be apprehended and brought
10 justice.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-31

His many friends were delighted to
welcome Ed Harris who came from his
new home at Live Oak and spent
Christmas day in town. Eb now holds
down freight train on the Drew rail
road to Perry,
Mackintoshes for ladies' made to or
der. Call ON Robt, ShackelfOrd and see
mis- samples.
Mr.. }. Newman arrived from Dawson
Ga, yesterday TO accept a position rs
bookkeeper for s. Alex Smith. We
welcome the gentleman no citizen and
trust that his stay among us will be both
pleasant and profitable.
Hon q. ID. Beggs, Judge Of the Els
Gambia county criminal court, was the
guest Of bis brother, + J. l}eggs, for a
short tune this week. Judae Beggs had
leeh 60 Lake City on business and wae
en- route to his home in Pensacola.
Sparks Showis known the World oy
or for its hon city and upright dealings
as wen as always giving. r, good, clean
and moral show, Take the thiidfen to
heebow and see the little baby lion
and pretty ponies. at Madison Satnr-
dly next.
Quite a number Of Madison county
teachers lefS Tuesday for Lake City 10
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-31
,st DraWing Card is Enoeh, the
Wonderful.

\ Epoch continues TO draw great crou de
hs tent on the carnival grounds, and
'n,rboiy is thoroughly pie FED with
IN entsrtsinment given. The exhibit
|INIOns are wonderful and marvellous.
An that 10 advertised and exploited Is
done by Enoch in a glass tank filled
9Th thousands of gallons Of water 10
hid view Of the aur fences. Enoch 10 a
Wonder and water seems the natural ele.
nsht for him to perform his tricks and
dsds In. All comments and criticisms
,iIhuse who have attended his show
hsebsen favorable and hattsring. Aside
bon hh wonderful accomplishments,
Eaouh 10 ar'appropFiste and witty en-
btaiper, interpreting his entertain
nest With snsppy Jokes and bright say
hgs, All ladies' and children should see
be wonders performed by the amphib-
oul monarch, Enooh. Sec EnOch, the
nnn hsh, to-day and tonight, and you
VII bot regret il --Spartanburg Is. CO.
Aenld, Nov. 81, 1908.
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01ADISON' FLA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81 1908

Cd here TO the approaching wedding to
take place at the home OF the bride in
Jacksonville on the 9Th prox, OF MIes
Louise Inelis and Mr.. Meade Love.
Hunter Patterson came home FROM
Atlanta to spend Christmas holiday,
with his parents. He returns to At..
lanta to-day where he has position an
book keeper with firm Of that city.
A kidney or bladder trouble can al
ways be cured by using Fole,'s Kidney
cure In time. Sold by d. G. Smith.
Rev. A. ). Reamy spent Sunday at
White Springs where he preached to
his congregation. He returned home
via Jasper Monday and brought the
news of the attempted bank robbery at
that place. ... ,...~
Col. J. Lem Bowling returned Mon
day from holiday vieit to Abbeville
and other points in Georgia. They 10
say that Their is very strong httrac.
Llon somewhere in Georgia for the
young colonel.
For elegant cut glass ware call ut
Moseley's drug store. A fine assort
ment just in.
At the residence Of Rev. Carraway on
Wednesday, 23rd inst, Mr.. Oren Land
and Miss Ola Leopard, prominei t
young people Of the county, we're united
10 marriage by Rev. Carraway, The
best wishes OF the New Enterprise are
extended to them.
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tim, and Mrssrs, J. r. Laney, j. H..
Kelly and l.. r. Corbett.
Brinsou-. Yates drug store handles
Xmas goods OF all descriptions. Call aud
see them,
In honor Of her guests, Miss Brooks
of Boston, Ca, and Mise Watts, Of Lake
City, Miss Pearle Mccall entertained
Friday night in the parlors OF the Mer-
chants Hotel. The ever popular game
OF Whist formed the chief amusement
Of the evening. and the elegant prlzes
we're won by Miss Susie Micah and Mr.,
W. y. Parramore, while the boobies
we're captured by Mice s. A. Rsndell
aud Charlie Morrow. Delicious re-
trsshments were served and the even
ing was one Of rare enjoyment to the
fortunate guests
There ia no wagon better than the
Tennessee wagon, We have just re.
ceived a carload Of them, single and
double. ]. F. Lines Co.
Miss Clare Hardee was the charming
hostess at card party Monday oven
ing at her home where bad gathered the
b,lles and besux Of Madison to while
away the hours IN the fascinating game
Of Whist, Sixteen couples we're pres
ent, and the prizes for the moet skillful
playing were awarded to Miss Clara
Coggins and MIR. S. Alex Smith. Miss
Mamie Randell and Russell Taylor were
cousoled by the award of the BOBBY
prizes. Elegant refreshments were
served consisting Of delightful fruit
unch, cakes, ices and other dainty
things.
The incest line Of samples for fall and
winter suits in town, A fit guaranteed
Call on Bob Shackelford at the express
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-31

On Friday night, Dec. Is, in
Madison, Fla, l lost one horse,
bAck; will weigh 800 or 900 pounds,
Imp on left side Of neck, one hind
tool white. Horse about nine years
DID, Also buggy, valdosta make.
FG the return to me at Madison,
Fa,, or any information leading 10
lA' recovery Of same, / will pay q
leward Of S25 90.
ALEX ZTPPERER,
Postmaster, Madison, Fla.
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Office aud examine the line Of samples.
The sad information WIS received in
town Monday morning Of the death Of
Dr. j. Addie TOWNSEND, which orcur-
red al his home in Lake ity Sunday
night. Dr. townsend WIS native ot
Madison county, and many relatives
here as well as friends mourn his un-
timely death. He was young man IN
the prime Of useful manhood, and hi9
death falls heavily upon the STROKES
widow and four children He WAS q
son Of Mr.. aud Mrs, Jos. Townsend
both OF whom have died within the last
year, and brother to Mrs. Robert 8,
Mcintyre Of this city, Our sympathy
is extended TO the bereaved family
The burial was at Lake City Monday
Afternoon.
The most delightful of all the holidsS
Festivities was the grand ball given o.
the aruory Christmas eve by the young
men IN honor Of the visiting young 10.
dies. VoIini's orchestra from jackson.
Vile furnished the music for the ocoa-
sion and II was OF high order. The
floor WIS polished until it fairly shone,
and the lght.hearted dancers wbiled
away the hours until the early morn
ing lightly tripping to the seductive
strains of waltz and two step. The COS.
tunes Of the ladies were elegant, and
the gentleu Gu all looked their best in
evening dress. At midnight an elegant
collation. was served OF turkey, cakes,
Ices and other good thinss, and when
the dancers finally dispersed they car.
ned with them the recollection Of an
evening most charmingly and delight
fully spent,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
ing to accommodate any such asgrega.

ing TO accommodate any such aggrega-
ton OF baseball talent with a. game.
The Mt Peasants were defeated on
their own grounds "Wednesday by the
score OF l2 TO s. The victors were the
Greenwoods, whose team has been
strengthened by the election OF NJ. Ken
nedy as manager. He would like 10 ar
range a game with any R-year-old team
in the city. The lineup Is: M. Ken
nedy. c.: Jim Flanagan, p; "A. Farrell,
lb; Ryde. 2b; r. Strobbell. S. s.: John
Flanagan, 3b.: A. Rounds. ]. T.; w. Far
nell. c. T.; l.. Prev. r. Z. Address chal-
lenges 10 Manager NJ. Kennedy. ioS5 At
wells avenue, city.
players TO All the vacancies left by I.
McManus. j. McMauns and Shawcross.
The new battery IL Green and Miller anu
the new centre fielder is Higgins. sor-
merly OF the Promenades The addition
OF these players places the team on
footing to defend the title of champion
OF the 17-year-oid class. Out-of town
teams desiring Sunday games may ad-
dress communications TO T. F. Powers
81 Camden avenue. city,
Today the Happy Boys club VIII have
it's first field day The lads Will have a
ball game In the afternoon with their Old
enemies. the Promenades, for purse OF
$50. The old favorite. McElroy. will be
behind the bat 10 stop the assortment or
benders that McManus will send across
the plate II is doubtful as TO whether
the "old reliable" Higgins. VIII umpire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
AUTO NOTES

Word was received al the Rhode ISL
and Automobile club that Barney Old
field. the holder OF many worlds records.
would come to Providence during the
auto meet TO be held IN this city and
would try 10 lower his present records.
Entry blanks for the meet to be held at
Narragansett park IN September were Is
sued Yesterday and the events with prizes
are as follows:
First race. class r, No 3. gasoline, 1900
hounds and under Ave miles. First prize.
full value, 800: second prize. full value.
$50
Second race. class r. No. 2. gasoline.
over 1910 pounds and under 1900 pounds,
500: second prize. full value, $50.
Third race, class r, No. l, gasoline.
over 1870 pounds Ave miles. First prize,
full value. sa0o: second prize, fun value,
800
Fourth race. class u, No. I. steam resu-
la ton. stock cars, no change allowed.
all weights, three miles. First prize. fun
value. 800: second prize full value $so'
Fifth race, Glars r. No. /, open class
for stock electrics. two miles. First prize
full value 800; second prize, full value,
$50.
sixth race. open class. motor bicycles.
single machines, Ave miles. First prize.
full value. So: second prize. full value s25;
third prize, full value, $40.
The club reserves the right 10 change
the order OF the program. special classes
may be added The meet will be held
under the sanction and under the racing
rules OF the American Automobile asso-
citation. The events will commence at
u. m, and the machines will take flying
starts.
The course is one mile around 20 feet
in width with easy turn, and pronounced
by Fournier one Of the best automobile
tracks in America.
The entries close Thursday. Sept. IL,
with n n. Rice. secretary, Crown hotel
Providence.
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AMATEUR GAM S.

The Olneyville carmen ha. been in the
habit of having a picnic with all the
teams OF the different street car barns
and went 10 Elmwood intending 20 have
the same sort Of a valk-a-way. But they
got left and incidentally received one Of
the worst trouncines that N has been
their good fortune 10 take on
The game looked AZ the start like an
easy thing for the Oneyv.iles. the score
al the end ~ the third inning being s
20 in their favor Miller. who was
doing the twirling for the Elmwoods.
was relieved by Gene" Cooper. and from
that time on the Olneyvtlles were never
I'm the game. as they did not score an
other run I'm the last six innings that
Cooper pitched. getting only two scratch
hits of his delivery. The Olneyvllles
could not find the new pitcher at all.
and were constantly flaming the air I'm
one-two-three fashion. Cooper had 10
ed on Olneyvlle twirlers in great fash
ed on Olneyviiles twirlers N great fash
ION and had the visitors chasing the
sphere all over the lot piiing up n total
of 16 runs before the agony was over.
Umpire Covell did very creiitable work
and PLAYED no favorites. The feature Of
the game was the hitting ~ Miller. Cum
ningham Seabury. Lynch and Cooper for
Elm~ood The latter team is of the
opinion that q can take other mines
among the carmen into camp, and is will
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
RACING

when the meet OF the grand circuit
orens at Boston next week one of the
greatest attractions OF the week will he
the try ~ lou Dillon for the record again.
c. X. @. Billings decided that II would
be asking too much OF h.s wonderful
mare 10 start her again this week She
will be shipped from the Beach 10 Bos-
ton. and on Monday or the first favor
able occasion thereafter will make an
other attempt 10 cut the record figures.
Five thousand people went 10 Brighton
Beach yesterday only 20 be disappoint-
ed. for when the time for the races came
around the judges decided that the track
was too heavy. and the sensational event,
the $4,000 Bonner Memorial stakes. was
OF for the day.
In comparison with the races OF the two
Days previous those -of vc-terd1y- NJ
HoIyoke were decidedly tame. Rain In
the morning made the track heavy and
the horses correspondingly slow.
Though ~ rained I'm torrents during the
night before at Saratoga. the track was
I'm much better condition than was ex-
pectci. while the day was perfect I'D
very hot. There was no special attrac-
ton and the crowd was only OF the regl-
lar sire Owing 10 the track. scratches
vere very numerous about N per cent OF
the entries being Withdrawn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21

follows the team as consistently as it
has the action OF Mr.. Howe cannot but pe
commended.
The new manager has done all In his
power 10 make good for the previous ll
luck which trailed after the team. anu
for that he is TO be credited, for at this
calibre are scarce the major leagues be-
ing on the watchout for good men as we'll
as are the managers In the minor leagues.
According 10 present ARRANGEMENTS,
Providence IL 20 play a double header at
Newark Sunday. and the fact that the
schedule calls for or requires another
game the following Sunday may produce
an exhibition game with one OF the ma
jor league teams. This 10 the strongest
indication that the team may be at
has not been definitely settled. Manager
Howe obtained from President Powers
permission to transfer the Newark and
Jersey city games TO come. but furS-er
cided upon as TO the last home series OF
the Providence club.
Capt. Connor and some OF the Provi-
dence players stopped over last night and
route 10 Newark. The news Of impor.
tance. aside from the transference OF the
Newark and Jersey City games. Is that
Carr and Golden Of Toronto Carr Is
expected 10 Join the team al Newark.
but Golden is said TO be holding back for
a DetttI OHtfs
The plan is to play stafford In the out
field. where he properly belongs. and put
Carr on third. This change. IL brought
about. should strengthen both the out
field and inheld. and Golden. II secured
is valuable player I'm almost any po-
sition.
Manager Howe Is optimistic in looking
forward 10 the close OF the season and
the prospect next year. especially as
there Is chance for the including OF
Washington Detroit and other cities In
re-arrangement OF a league which wit
bring I'm Providence. He has plans for
grandstand and accessories which will
equal any Of those I'm the larger cities
whether the present location il retained
or a new site secured
Although not definitely decided upon at
present. the team will probably return
the latter part OF next week
This will be determined again by cir
cumstances. The problem OF maintain
Ing losing baseball team TO the end OF
the season ~ TO be considered by a care
ful sizing up of the conditions from all
points Of view. Manager Howe under
stands. as we'll as any resident OF Provi-
dence. that he has, a good baseball town
on his hands, but that the fans will nr
go out unless there are new faces 10
arouse curiosity or a change OF pace
which will put the club I'm a higher posi-
ton In the standing OF the clubs.
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EAsTERN LEAGUE sTANDNG.
NATIONAL lEAGU:.
NEW YORK ls-1. PTTTsBURB

NEW YORK 49,, PITTSBURB "A.
New York and Pittsburg played two
games yesterday and broke even in the
matter OF scores. each taking one OF the
games. The games were at the polo
grounds and the visitors lost the hrst be-
cause OF abomInable fielding in the first
inning when they played like lot Of
schoolboys. 1t was in this inning that the
giants made seven runs. Phililppi pitched
good ball In the second game and the To-
Gals did not set but six hits. Attendance
IL, 700 Scores:
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GAMES POSTPONED
GAMES TRANSFERRED

When IL IL learned that the games
scheduled to be played here this week
have been transferred by Manager Howe
the reasons will be readily understood by
those conversant with the fortunes OF tho
team this season. It is not that he IL
dissatisfied with the outlook for good
support for n good team under other cir
cumstances. but while present hard lu-k
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
NASHUA 6, NEW BEDFORD

Nashua won from New Bedford yes
terday on the grounds Of the latter bv
score OF TO .. Swope did excellent
work in the box deceiving IL men with
his twfsters and retiring the side in the
third and fourth innings by strikeouts
Nashua made eight hits Off Josslyn In
the eighth and scored five runs. The
game was played in the rain and was
all the more remarkable for that reason
Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21

In the game played yesterday between
Buffalo and Montreal the latter played
like infants. Whaler was easy nndins
for the locals, and was wild besides. All
this. coupled with the slow helding OF the
team, netted Buffalo IA runs on IL hits.
Buffalo recuperates her team with two
new bits OF material today. Attendance,
l1D Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
MONTREAL

Runs-Nattress 2, Mcintyre 3. Atherton
z. Grimshaw g Hartman, Shearon, MILL
gan, Luskey. Leroy-A: Clancy. Brennan
-. First base on balls-Off Wanler ..
Struck out-By Leroy 8: by Waller 2
Three base hits-Leroy, Mcintyre. Two
base hits-Hartman, Brennan, Shearon,
Milligan. Stolen bases-Nattress 2. Grim
ehaw, Shearon. Mcintyre. Left on bases
Buffalo 4. Montreal 4. Hit by pitched
bsll--By Leroy !. Umpire-Brow Time
In. 3om. Game called to allow Montreal 10
catch train.
NEWARK 5-3. ROCHESTER 2-2
Newark took two games from Rochss-
ter yesterday, and thus moved into third
place. The first was N easy victory,
bat the second was stif proposition
because OF Leary's good pitching. At
tendance, 1000. Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21

NEW YORK So, ST. LOUIS Il.
New York and St Louis each got Que OF
the two games played yesterday at St
Louis The score in the second game
might have been other than IL was had
II not been for the error OF Elberfield I'm
the eighth. which gave the locals three
runs. In the first Clark Griffith and Jack
Powell were the twirlers with clark MAX
ing the best showing. Powell got misera-
bic support
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
lME EICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO Q. BOSTON s

Hughes was easy for the locals for the
four innings that he pitched while AL
trock kept the hits mat he gavea well
apart except In one inning. The long
range batting record for the field was
broken by Freeman when he knocked one
over the score board and far out into
right field. Attendance 2475 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
Eastern League Teams Had a Day Of
R0St-Four Games Played.
Aeavy Tracks Prevent Any Record Rae
ing on the Circuits.

St Louis ..20 0 % 0 l. 8
Philadelphia 80. o o D.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg az New York
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL, LEAGUE STANDING.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
ROCHESTER,.

Runs-Thiery. Lawlor, Burke-3; Too
hey, Gettis-2. First base on balls-On
Burke q; of Leary s. Struck out-By
Burke /: by Leary s. Two-base hits
O'Brien, Lawlor. Sacrifice hits-Thiery.
O'Hagan, Leary. Stolen bases-Thiery.
Lawlor. Double plays-Burke TO Wagner:
Wagner to O'Brien to O'Hagan; Hardt TO
Robinson. Hit by pitched ball-By Burke
l. Time-lh. <5m. Umpire--Caulihower.
GAMES TODAY.
Rochester at Birfralo.
Providence at Newark.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Jersey City at Montreal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
Om. II. Hsrick

her better feelings. when he had done
she said. very quietly. How about the
ponies and my brown mare? Are they
down I'm the deed7"
IL think not: but II YOU will do your
part handsomely. I'll guarantee YOU shau
have them"
pause Now. just you tell me exactly
what YOU want me 20 DO <or ell thiS
(To be continued-l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21

Hits-Nashua 2. New Bedford g. Err
rors- New Bedford g. Batteries-Swope
and Mclean. Josslyn and Burrill Time
-1h. Sim. Umpre-Sullivan. Attend
ance $50
GAMES POSTPONED.
AT Fall River-Fall River Lowell game
postponed. rain.
At Concord-Concord-H -Haverhill game
postponed. rain.
At Lawrence 49, Lawrence Manchester
game postponed rain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
(Second Game.

DETROIT 3-5. PHILADELPHIA o..
The local team showed but scant court
esy 10 the visiting Philadelphia team and
took both the games played at Detroit
yesterday. In the first game Kissinger
was puzzle and Bender was wild. Long
made great jumping catch and Craw-
ford got In some good stick work In the
second game Attendance PASS. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
NEWARK 5-s. ROCHESTER 2-2.
irst Cameo

Hits-Newark II. Rochester T. Errors
Newark /, Rochester 3. Batteries-Walsh
end Shea: Fertsch and Steelman. Time
Jh. 30m. Umpire-Caulihower.
(Second GameD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
(First Game
5, WASHINGTON

Cleveland is now rushing the Philadel-
phia team for second place since she won
the game yesterday from Washington.
The game was one OF child's play with
10000 people looking on. The fielding OF
Gochnauer and Bradley was the feature.
Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
(First Cameo
RRoOKLYN(2. CHICAGo 1.

BROOKLYN CHICAGO l.
In the game AZ Washington Park yes
terday Chicago lost 10 the local Brooklyn
team In an interesting contest Chase was
removed from the game I'm the eighth in
ming for disputing with the umpire At
tendance 29n0 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland
New York at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit
AMERICAN LEAGTE STANDING