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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27

kidney, bladder and uric acid diseases,
poor digestion, when obliged 10 pass
your water frequently, night and day.
smarting or Irritation in passing, brick
dust or sediment In the urine headache,
backache. lame back. dizziness, sleep
lessness. nervousness. heart disturbance
due 10 bad kdneytrouble skin erup-
tions from bad blood. neuralgia
rheumatism, diabetes, bloating, irritabil-
fly. wornout feeling. lack of ambition.
loss OF flesh. sallow complexion or
Bright's disease
II your water, when allowed TO remain
undisturbed In glass or bottle for
twenty -four hours. forms n sediment or
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
WHAT CHEER
PUBLIC MARKET
LOCAL BASEBALL

The directors Of the Providence Base
ball association met Yesterday afternoon
at the office of President George r. Cres-
coy. az which time ofricers were elected
as follows: President and treasurer.
George p. cressey. vice president. Ar
thur oLeary; secretary, James NJ. Shaw
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
Pool MATCH.

a match game Of pool between Messrs.
Williams and Dugan, two well known To-
cal experts with the cue, is now In pro-
gress The men met at Olneyvllle last
Wednesday evening and tomorrow even
ing the match will he continued at 90
Thurber avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
HOPE
MANUAL.
WILL PLAY AN COVER.

Tomorrow, II the weather will pAmit.
the Brown and Andover ice hockey
teams will play at Roger Williams Park
and il will be the first important game 20
be played here by the Brown team. The
Andover team IS a rugged aggregation,
which has had good practice and ought
10 make a good showing against the
Brown team.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
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you "feel badly" begin taking Swamp
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kidneys well they will help all the other organs health
trial will convince anyone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27

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Dear SIR: Oct. 18th. 1901.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
PAWTUXET.

The school house hall on Commercial
street had quite a theatrical appearance
last night for the first time i'm it's his
tory the occasion being the FUN dress
rehearsal OF the Confederate Spy, the
play which Choppequonsett council,
Royal Acanum have been preparing for
several months.
The rehearsal which was the first the
players have had with their new scenery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
MAY HAVE Beat IN TRIALS

At a regular meeting OF the Rhode Isl
and Yacht club held last evening at
Frances Willard hall there WAS some dis
cussion OF the advisabihty of the club
taking part In tho races for the purpose
or selecting competitor for the Sea-
wanhaka cup, which cup Is now held by
CANADIANS For several years tho Amer
lean yachtsmcn have tried unavailingly
10 recover the cup, and each year De-
signer Duggan has turned ont a boat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
NO. / TEAM.

ELMWOOD CLUB BIG PINS.
In the Elmwood clubs big pin tourna-
ment last night No. 3 team won three
straight from No. team. G. T.. Smith
was high man with a single OF 206 and a
TOTAL or o4, The summary:
NO. TEAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
BOWLING

Cahills team lost three straight to
Swifts team in the Music Hall tcurna-
ment last evening. Swift was high man
with a total OF 270 The summary:
SWIF~r'S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
PAWTUCKET CITY LEAGUE,

PAWTUCKET CITY LEAGUE.
Devlins team won the first and third
strings from Jones team in the Paw
tucket City league last evening and lost
the second string by two pins Watson
was high man with a total OF 2S3 and
single OF 113. Campbell made a single
OF 100 The summary:
DEVI,IN'S NO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
BASKET BALL.

Before the polo game at Infantry Hall
last evening the Providence Basketball
team played a picked team from Bristol
and defeated the visitors by score Of 8
10 g. The game was fast and well played
but the rough play In the visitors in the
second period nearly gave them the con-
test. The lineup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
SWAN POINT CEMETERY,

Ofrice-35 North Main Street
An omnibus runs from the junction OF
cemetery. Sundays only: Every 40 min.
utes. From 10 a. m TO p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
PROVIDENCE

Score-Providence 8. Bristol 5. Goals
from foor-Gray. Freeman 2. Anderson
Brightman. Goals from foul-Bussill q
Anderson. Referee-R Anderson. Timer
McAleer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
LANNON'S.

Teams representing the What Cheer
and the Public markets met at the Peck
street alleys last evening. and the What
Cheer team took the first two strings and
lost the third by two pins. The sum
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
PASTOR RESIGNS
Rev. ". S, Holland Finishes
Duties With Concord Church.

Last Sunday night Rev. w. s. Holland,
pastor OF the Concord Baptist church.
read his resignation 70 the church. to
take effect Immediately.
It had been known for some time that
the pastor was contemplating beginning
Evangelestical work. but his resignation
came ne a surprise TO AL. Rev. Mr.. Hol-
land has been pastor OF the Concord Bap-
tist church for about two and half
years during which uhe he has made n
creditable showing. The church was re-
ceived into the New England Baptist
Missionary convention last June and has
been progressing very favorably. Rev
Mr.. Holland will make Providence his
headquarters while he Is engaged IN his
evangeOstic work. on next Sunday
evening he will preach his farewell SER
mon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
DEVLIN'S, NO. 2.
SPECIAL MATCHES.

In a special match at the Olneyville
alleys last evening Lannon's team took
the first and third strings from the
sports. seven and i've pins deciding the
last two strings. Rounds was high man
with total OF 2ss. Collins made a single
OF lOl The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
PROVIDENCE.
CHELSEA

Score-Providence Q, Chelsea T. Rushes
--Pone II, Curtis 8. Stops-Mallory 81.
Hefrernan "a Fouls-CunninRham. Do
herty .. Mc,irath. Referee-ConnOlly.
II r--Perrin Atlnnda ncn--lnnn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
Strlngs
ELMwooD CLUB DUCK PINS.

ELMWOOD CLUB DUCK PINS.
With the handicap No. 4 team won two
strings from No. l team In the handicap
duck pin tournament at the Elmwood
club last evening. G. r. Godfrey was
high man with singles OF l0l and lo7 and a
total Of 2S0. The summg -y:
NO. / TkAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27

Gardiner of the Clintons is suffering
badly strained ligaments OF his knee and
he cannot play without recurrence OF
the trouble. lie is now undergoing treat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27

ment by a Worcester specialist, who
recommends a long rest.
According 10 the Worcester Spy there
is not the best OF feeling between Bone
and Tommy Hoderness, the Lowell
half back. IL Is commented that Tommy
seeks TO play catch-as-catch-ca game.
while Bone believes that Queensberry
rules would be better.
Managr w. A. Parsons OF the Provi-
dence polo team Is now in the West
studying the conditions in the Western
League. In an interview Saturday Man
ager Parsons told a Muncie. Ind, news
paper man that he was not seeking play
ers and that he had good team. III
the other teams need players "
Manager Parsons is quoted as saying.
III Is their business TO come after them. -
The Providence manager admitted that
he had looked over the situation in In
dianapolis but didn't intend to he gold
bricked.-Worcester Spy.
Canavan is quite sick at his home at
New Haven. threatened with pneumonia.
He caught a severe cold early last week
and despite treatment IL grew worse,
until Friday he was forced 10 take TO his
bed I'm letter received today he is
said 10 he improving. but will probably
be confined 10 the house for the re-
malnder of the week.
Bones absence from the game last
week is explained by a very bad tooth,
which developed into mild case OF blood
poisoning. his face on Thursday being
swelled very badly. on Christmas after
noon at Chelsea he was struck in the
mouth by a swinging stick and had one
front tooth knocked out He had the
tooth treated and prepared TO receive a
false one. The work did not turn out
we'll and the job had TO be undone. and
his upper jaw became very badly IN
fiamed. Bone says he never refused to
play i'm Clinton and would have played
there last week but for the trouble with
his face.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
KNIGHTsvILLE SERIES.

kNlGHTSN1LLE SERIES.
The lnvincibles took all three strings
from the Veterans in the Knightsville
tournament last evening. Bender with
81. was high man. The summary:
INVINCIBLES
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27

Yes. Wilkins has struck pay dirt"
"Eh Mining2"
NO. he wrote a problem piay."-cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27

II Is said in Clinton that Charlie Far
rell has n splendid library Of dime novels
end that he imbibes prodigous quantities
OF blood and thunder from theae This
IS assigned as reason for the strenuous
play OF the Clinton center.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
GAMES TO iIGRT.
Clinton at Chelsea.
7 Lawrence at Lowell.
FOLIO STANDlNG G
DRIVES FOR GOAL
Just nine games behind the L

Just nine games behind the leaders.
Leyden filled in nicely In Canavans
place.
Gardiner will not he with Clinton this
week because his bad knee was strained
at Worcester Saturday night.
Lowell seems 70 be having all Of the
luck for It's team Is in good shape and
is playing fast polo. Lawrence and Che-
sea are In good shape as we'll
The score of last nights game was
tied six times and this made the contest
close enough 10 suit the most exactIng
patron. Chelsea led twice during the
game.
Null Smith - getting his knocks at
Worcester because he appeared on the
floor to referee wearing collar and
cuffs Perhaps the critics would have
preferred him To wear overalls and jun
per.
Up in Lowell, with n winning team. the
patrons are bowling for a reduction Of
the price of admission Perhaps these
patrons would like to be paid FOR wit
Messing the games what would they
do with losing team?
n Is said In Clinton that Charlie Far
Ill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-27
fYou Want MoneV

loan YOU money the day YOU want
it on Diamonds. Watches. Life Insu.
rance. Pianos. furniture 81 any otacf
property. strictly private no Evcorsia; u
YOU cannot call at may office. drop me
line and 4 will cal on you. j. W. Ian
DER, 4f2 BanHgan Buildink
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QUIT
Pies for the Cheerful Soul VIII.
Lives to Be Happy.

AZ pI. ~. cL.. $500 M,
=. - "esr'ul# Soui WIT
70 6e Happy.
Medical Talk: There isn't anything in
the world more disagreenbie than a whin-.
ing person. He whines Il Il Il hot He:
-. ...sssa,a -
Wil. .nes5 : ~. wv ! s,iiiiliAie ssgs ~ us ms 10
Whines at that, he whines at everything.
Whine, whine, whine. 1T is just arhabit
he has fallen into. There is nothing the
-. t,ar WITH MIN n q I,,.s ] Ma bah,t
inrha ~ inaris lsanaraa,y a., sa,a1 Isrsnn ~
~ - xaa1 : hara Ysas,s =.
S,s...taaI GO r,ar,, 49, II, ia.anaS
- saa@anga lis nhnla- .+tantiane ana
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CHAPTER XIV.
THE STOLEN LETTER.

&I&&SE#NSSl
The@nightSWas falling fast as rode:
slowly down the mountain way,
saandsWith every streak that died out of
the western sky the moon Frightened
and Enlightened In the EAST. She@was.
well up, cast q strong silvery light
oyer thessthinswhite mist which chung
l hoIloWs sc hills lay
Thicker over the nlarshy places.
The air Wasskeen and piping.White-
ssockmoved like music under me,sand
atS24Sone' spirits 8doSnot naturally fall
40 h dplefu1 side. Thought sWeetly.
and strongly of the treasure WA
leaving behindS$Nin Nant--y-Bryn. I
caugM my breath with a gasp Of de-
light when recalled the look with.
which my lastSWoras had been received.
and u fell to building castles In the air
a-that pastime dears#sto young hopes.
III was, Eit#Tnay be-, three miles from,
Nant-y-Bryn, when of a sudden, there
burst Into my head,a1ike a peal Of bells
heWorda oWainshad cried out TO my
uncae,S.Qthe lives to offer as a sop
to the autnoritiesss.,s'
Their quarrel was Of a surety about
myself. What q Sir Arthur been
proposing to him?
aOther liVes!!n My heartsturned to
1eadWithin me, andsI.dreW rein. White,
sock stopped al once, and / tore off
my cloak and thrust my hand inside.
Qd LsTAs2 III
stripped OF thescoat also ana laid tt on,
the Group before me, and, with tren-
bling fingers, searched again and again
in the secret pocket beneath the arm
pit Twas empty, and I saw what it
all meant. cursed myself for nv
foolish scarelessness, and groaned aloud.
From 5boyhood. i had had two crest
friends, Roger Brent and j Lock
we rode south. the three Of MS. toward
Penruddock. We N thrae fn,,phf
under sirSGeorge Booth af Gheaters and
& away stiII We mad
All rome into he last affair AMI The
woYdSI had fa Az came frnIn Rnsar
81 rotg VIM Of Sir Inhn pest
rate,s intan4inna ~ ra,na,sha,.a usaI,
IRE hastv words aoraH,Iad ~ q !, =
n nansysnna sant ~ So $50 80 I,
Il E.nrnn u Ia n,rs,5 = 49, ~. =. !
1nala Il sh.l1 80 80 a.tu. us
sn,.a s. ~ W. ~ 3 ~ 81 49, 80 4ss,v !. :
rsaing y. us ~. :, ..a'a a spo.s ). yack !
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be e Sir Arthur that his mission
Rad failed than the finding OF the dead
body Of his messenger. HE. must De
q prisoner with us." said Ieuan, q
forthwith began dressing the man
again.
Grufrydd came TO his senses as
Ieuan was fastening his doublet about
him, and looked round upon us va
8cantly, uttering low, uneasy cries. !
brought the horse. and he was net
upon 1t, after his broadsWord and 9
pair Of pistols had been taken from
him. 1euan ripped of q strip OF the
prisoners coat with a knife and bound
his feet together under the horse. then
seized the rein and struck away ct
once into the moorland.
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& l~eol1rsyHeathcote. Esq
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aByyoHhs fINNIA0RE. Copyright 1920. ~ s.s. Mcclure COY
SHE
EBy John NNIMOR

ss Itbbuckled on my sword and. o. set
#sspurpose.sgtoo VI u my purse and ran
VerEsthest0nsiderablea#st of #goldstt
~ tlf@contained. knew heNshad nc
@toEofera q supply me with for
stnySJOurneY, andgHI knew also that he
sigh s0fsmy well afilledSpurse act him at
@Sease,S@thOugh not word OF 1T was
sAepokengSnetWeen ns. lei down
#Atatrs%and@ou to the83stable. White
sock Nhinnied9sh Ter shrillA delight as I
began syprepare herSfor the road. and
helpedSwith aWill. ! glanced
sSacross thesScourtyard timeHand again.
AZ at Hast saw Enid Vaughan stand
ling ait the door which led to the hall,
sAndSlooking across tossthe building In
which we were. s$SI left Owain to lead
the nar outand crossed at once to
THE young lady.
And Is 1t good bye,sthen,s Master
sHHeathcote? r. she#ssaid. .,I fear the re-
n menabTarlce OF Nant-y-Bryn Will be
butga%gloomy statnsupon$yonr memory.
S%Yonhave been treated. She
s$Spsaused,6alld her Hip curled in proud
" shame. ~
Ino, not. said. not y~ou--not
.Ess#I shall remember every lIlo-s
nentI#8h spent with you as the
shapptest# of my life.95
~ heart was SO full and she seemed,
so%asInoV at my going that i wa on
point al uttefirlg my dearest
as@Stlonght, WllenI checked myself and
Hsbitsn1y lips into silence 4 had loststhe
#of my heart to Enid Vaughan,
ssand loved her as had never con-
seeiyed At possible for II human be-
gNStos oraafsother Butte say
SOIL, HI gitive on3Sthe faeeMofs5tll
earth! What had I t o offer ut was
for Enid Twas flying agafn now
fSI@reTnained q Nru che gauntlet of
NJ rna1htSfGfArsnS - ,shfa1 Z. nyselH ~ ~ y
hallce8Would remain D me 81 com
IA gback,ssmayhap,8in more fortunate
s8etan1es, to what 1 dared not a
D
are going into the night, said
q and here the night is the time
sMsOf @S@g:
#.sIaSd not fear, indeed, / replied.
ssSvith#sWhitesock under me. Nor do I.
that the Red Men of Dusk
bemoving afterstheir late terrible:
lessor:
herr was rattle Of boots behind
M@mlie,,@$ard #yNhitesock plucking the reins.
from wain.s loose grip, cantered
u
EsSSssstShe WillsbeaT me away now Isaid}
afn#as#low voice.N8Esabut be sure! OH be
sure OF this that should d tucker day
for me, she will carry me swift
q
SsMAs4illu GSltlIS@f 81 aPd1S ai LAiuGa. sa1es1
n with a clear. steady look in.
her reats.daFk&eyes I&bentsove her
hand and kissed it,#$and in d h Sinstant:
shesWassSgone No matter I turned
INTERCHANGEABLE full OF Joy and
pride. Upon q truth of tina look my
heart was foundedAs 3 d rock
upon 1T + would have gone to the ends
IS b earth and returned after many
years as secure as ifI had left her but
Yesterday. sSs5
Error doc, from window. from
porch. curfous faces looked out onSInei
ONainth 4 the gate 81 the
courtyard I held his hand lin firm,
Ewarm#gripSSfo moment. thenssWung
into the saddle and paced out.
StheSssroad exchanged the barest5
worlds Of farewell fortlere was too
many NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to say.
al rode a from Nant-y-
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DIVE pfEl
Something About the -
Ocean Monsters

aFl @JF ~ WSSA5sFA
knowledge: Both whalssSs = b
lists have usually held that
Sound" they descend tcsI,s
One writer on the subjects
the larger members OF ths4ssv
" q thousand yards.
lished In Belgium Or.
lenges this belief, and 49,
opinion. 100 yards Is the n g..
to which the whale car 49,
many species cannot rsacn.sa
that limit. Gays the wratsI;
Why should whales wal!Iss
depths' All whales souno
pose Of obtaining food
found darkness OF LOCO ~
could they get7 Thoss spse
on nnimAlcules might
what they want. But
cies which feed on flshss.
a depth OF q thousand yaI
" could not use their &C.,
luminous species. and W 1872,
whatever they feed on
desp-sea fsh and cuttles,
be any Of the latter. On.
available evidence indicaIsA
on ordinary 1ight-dwelnn..
ties which i've In muon
But this 81 not al. Il
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of sNsde4
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for u horse there liz but one road
Nant-y-Bryn.n
Then we must be on IT." said I:
I'VE "a far on II .@ssreplied 1euan;l
that is why weAare going back. Two
miles rOm the house another little way
turns Off and he could go up that
q remembered 1T as he spoke. 1t was
the way along which myself had
marchedswhe I f1rsts approached Nant-
y-Bryn, and the track we were now fol-
lowing was the n byswhich Owain,
had ridden TIC meet me. SS.s
We were soon near the point at which
the side Q branched away and.
sIeuan lifted his finger for me to draw
rein.
The marks OF her feet going away
Will draw him on. said he, but not
not h lnarks ofaher feet coming back
And that is truth returned / dis
mounting. n leading Whitesock on
toathe grass beside the road. Here
is the place."
Just at thefespoint when n roads
$forked together was a thiclset of min
gled hazel and holly, with tracks. beat.
through 1t where cattle and ponies
had pushed their way. L led the mare
into the depths OF the clump where the
shelter was good, laid my cloak over
her lofns, and then stepped forward ta,
join Ieuan, whothad gone to the furth-.
ser Side. and&was examining the narrow
road In h moonlight.
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sunfiower aucks mp 146 pounds OF
water during Its growth.
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