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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14

team was victorious in a game with
team composed OF former Auburn Gram
mar school stars, Yesterday, defeating
them to 5. The alumni men were heavier
than the high school team, but practice
did the trick The high school team was
at the last moment forced TO put In sew
eral substitutes But they all did eX-
ceedingly we'll and their work was highly
conmendable Little Mathewson was
troubled with his hand, hut played
plucky and gritty game from start TO
finsh and saved Cranstons goal line from
danger frequently. The game started at
O'Clock Tallman kicked the Withey,
who made snappy run OF Is yards with
out any interference. by clever lodging
Business got the ball and made spurt
around left end. not stopping until he
put the ball between the goal posts
Bushnell then kicked off 10 Streeter
and the fast player made q 25-yard run
before being downed by Dawley. Cranston
carried the ball back some % yards. when
tho Auburn team braced and Bushnell
punted on the 35-yard line.
Talman kicked 20 Griffith from the 25-
yard line and the latter carried the ball
back ten yards. There was no further
I, scoring I'm this half Scores Cranston
| High T. Auburn Grammar School Alum
nj.
In the second half the alumni were
strengthened by Thurber, former star
halfback of Cranston High schools teams
of 1900 aud 1901. II was by his good work
that the Auburns managed TO score
Steady line buclNng did the trick. the
Auburns weight counting heavily in their
favor in this style of play.
THE JUNIORS WON
The La Sale Juniors won from the
school yesterday afternoon in a close and
exciting game of football by score OF
TO 0. The only score Of the game
was a touchdown by German, from which
a goal was kicked. McGarry and Con-
way did star work Al guard for the VIC
tors, and Connolly and Daily put UP a
good game I'm their respective positions
The lineup OF the Ia Sale team was
as follows: L. o. Cronan J. e.. Coffee, ,
l. K, McGarry: C.. Ninn, +. g.. Conway;
r. T. McKenna, r. g, COrnelly: q. b.,
German: !. n. b., Mainey, r. h, b.. Daley;
T. b.. O'Malloy. Referee, Connolly; time
keeper. Clinton; time Of halves, 20 min
utcs
The Mount Pleasant football club would
like 10 have q game with any high
school team In the city, English, Classi-
cal or Manual preferred Address Thomas
ID. Sorlero. 1869 Gladstone avenue, city.
The Iriquois will line up against the
East Greenwich a. \. today on the
Charles street grounds. The visitors have
strong team. and have defeated such
teams as the East Greenwich academy
and the Warren Artillery. The Iroquois
have been playing a fast game this sea-
son. and I'm a regular game haye not had
the ball inside their 40-yard line. To
win the visitors must play a very fast
game. Prior 10 the regular game the
| lroquois management will arrange a
game with any fast amateur team for
Thanksgiving day at Brighton park.
Scltuate. Those desiring a game should
address William Dorney &c Printery
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
- -.
SCHOOL FOR :.
SAFE
BLOWERS
Premature Explosion Of Dyna-
mite Leads to Discovery Of
Interesting Institution.

Philadelphia, Nov. N.-Accident has re-
veaIed n school for safe breakers and has
led to the arrest of six students.
While manufacturing or testing nitro
glycerine in a third-story back room at
No. 735 Wood street six students nearly
met death at 1;i0 o'clock Thursday morn
ing I'm an explosion that wrecked the
room. loosened the roof and blew hole
in the floor.
-Four of the men remained TO attempt
explanations and preserve the secret.
They tried to keep the Officers out by
saying the noise had been due to a lamp
exploding Two OF the students fed.
but returned at daybreak.
John PattSl, one OF the prisoners. who
said he was 81 years old and lived at
St Marys Pa, presented striking evil
dence OF his narrow escape. Each OF his
trouser legs was split into ribbons. Even
his underwear was split along both legs
and yet his skin was scarcely singed.
The other men said they were William
Marshall No. n Batavia street, New
York: John Moore, No. 2742 Morgan
street. st. Louis; Joseph Anderson, OF
Scranton; William Jones. no home. and
Fred Davis. one-legged man OF Boston.
All declined TO give any information re-
garding the explosion or the man and
woman believed TO be their leaders.
MAP OF POST OFFICES.
In their pockets and i'm their room were
found two loaded revolvers, n filed car
fridge belt two skeleton keys, each one
"A foot long dynamite fuses, dynamite
caps a finely tempered steel punch and
drill. such as Is used in opening safes,
a new silver watch. and $50.
The police found In Pattons possession
four pocket maps OF this and adjacent
states, with list of post offices In this
vicinity. some OF which have recently
been robbed. The post offices at Spring
City and Port Kennedy, Pa. which were
visited by burglars last Saturday night.
were marked. and on a map OF Maryland.
Pocomokc City was checked of. A safe
robbery occurred there recently.
Robert Gilman. who was bound and
gagged by burglars while they were rob-
bing the post office at Port Kennedy.
came here and partially Identified Patton
as one OF the five men who robbed the
place Other persons from Port Ken
nedy and Spring City will arrive here to-
/ morrow and try TO identify Patton and
/ the other prisoners.
The room in which the explosion oc.
/ Cured was rented FIVE weeks ago TO a
man and woman who gave the name OF
Mr. and Mrs st. Clair. Post Office In
spector Holden. Is working with the loca
detectives. Efforts arc being made tC
/ locate St Clair. who II believed to be the
| leader Of the gang.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
ROLLER POLO

Last evening two games In the state
roller polo league were played. when C.
a. a. defeated the Capitol Hills ~ to
in one game and the Victors turned the
trick on the West Sides in the other
TO the tune of II 10 3.
In the first the Capitol Hills were all
but whitewAshed. Sheady. however,
saved his team from disgrace by scoring
a goal in the last period on long drive
from his position as halfback. Byron
played spectacular game at goal and
the passing of Robertson wasAa feature
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
Low RATES FROM CHICAGO VIA
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY.

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$500 to Livingston or Hinsdale, Mont.
$50 90 To Helena or Butte, Mont.
s3050 10 Spokane Wash.
s33 90 10 Portland. ore, Seattle and
Tacoma, Wash.
S3S 90 TO Vancouver and Victoria. B. G.
Tickets on sale daily up TO November
30th inclusive. Superior service and un-
equalled equipment Full information on
application to any Chicago Great West
ern agent, or TO j. Il. Elmer. G. p. A..
Chicago. III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
ROKlEe,

Boston. Nov 1i.--'JiE" Stone of Boston
and Joe Tipinan Of Baltimore boxed last
night at the Ienox A. G.. and the latter
was knocked out in the second round.
Up 10 the time that the final blow came,
the honors were about even Tipman
seemed 10 have little the best Of the
first round. Ston played a good waiting
game.
Tipman would no doubt have lasted
longer II he had not rushed matters. for
Stone was waiting 60 got his opponent
iu tho corner and when he did he lost
no time In closing in on him. Tipman
was much livlier on his feet than the
Boston boy. but dd not seem o. have
as much steam IN his blows though sew
eral good offers were admirably blocked
by StoDe
After short interval of sparring IN
the fret round matters got warm and
az the close OF tho round n was a pretty
even thing. Tpman rushed for stone
several times and landed his right on
Stones Jaw. but the latter came back
each time with a heavy body punch.
The second round was only about half
over when the on6 came Stone got the
chance he was looking FOR and closed
IN with his opponent. landing = terrific
right-hander on the stoma b. The blow
stunned Tipman Tor an instant and he
broke his guard. giving Stone an oppor-
tunity 10 follow with hts left The blow
landed on the point OF Tipmans jaw
sending him 20 tho mat in an. preim-
inarles some fast boxing was witnessed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
KEI,IY'S
PECK STREET TOURNAMENT.

PECK STREET TOURNAMENT.
The Bud of Hope quintet scooped all the
events with the Capitol Hill players on
the Peck street alleys last evening. Rich
ards was the high man. with total or
:ns. including a single Of Ils. The above
total r. n high record for the present se-
ries and the single string II only two
pins tclow the mark. The Bud ~ Hope
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
eoNllNG.
BROAD STREET TOURNAMENT.

kelly's men obtained two games from
Ioung's players on the alleys at tho
Broad street Casino last evening. In the
opening event the teams were only one
pin apart. and In the second game the
margin was only five pins. Daily was
the high man, with total OF 2s7. closely
followed by Mcdonald and Kerwick. with
2eS and 265. respectively. a large gathering
was I'm attendance at the events. The
summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
Heltzen was the high roller. with a total
OF 237. The summary.
NO, TEAM.
ROWLING AT THE INSTITUTE.

BOWLING AT THE INSTITUTE.
on the Institute alleys last evening Nc
Eenna's aud Buffers teams rolled "A game.
I'm which the first named team was victo-
rious. Low scores were made by the los
ing team but the first string was won by
that quintet. with 10 pins ahead. The
last two strings were won easily by Nc
Kenna's team. The best bowling OF the
game was done by Rutledge of Nc
Kenna's team. who scored 253 for three
string total. The score OF the game fol-
InW
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
BUD OFF HVIF.
q.


TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Dodge's players won two games from
Mann's Aggregation on the Trinity Square
alleys last evening. Only four pins sep
arated the teams I'm the opening event.
Dodge was the high roller with a total of
279. including "A single OF 100 Girard came
next. with total OF 274. including a single
OF l02. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
MARTINS.

kNIGHTSvILLE TOURNAMENT.
The No. team secured two games from
the No. I rollers on the Knightsville al
leys last evening. Ouimette was the high
roller. with a total OF 27i. The summary:
NO 4 TEAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
Strings
HOPE TOURNAMENT.

Sites players were victorious in two OF
the games with Smiths rollers on the
Hope alleys last evening. Whittemore
including n single OF l09. tying the total
which he had obtained earlier In the Sc
ries. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
All Eyes Centred on the ya|s- fTinCeion
Game Today.
Ca,bunc|e Gave Sheriff Bell a Hard
Fight a Jamaica.

players obtained team string of 416 pins
and team total OF 1885. both OF the above
performances being high records for the
present series. The summary:
BUD OF HOPE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
DODGE'S.


The No. GlenIyon FIVE secured two
events from the Rhode Island Electrical
Equipment company players on the Man
ufacturers' alleys last evening. Greene
and Hill were tied for the highest total.
each player obtaining 25s. The summary:
NO. 2 GLENLYON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
NO. 3 TEAM.
sPECIAL EVENTs.

Two teams composed Of members OF the
Highland Athletic association contesteo
last evening the No. ] team obtaining
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14

CRESCENT TOURNAMENT.

NhE<oOENI OUNNNHbtNI 4
The No. team obtained two games
from the No. team on the Crescent al
leys last evening. Hawks was the high
roller, with "A total of 273. including a
single OF lo2. The summary:
NO, TEAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14

Papa" wrote the sweet girl. n have
become infatuated With calesthenics."
well. daughter replied the old man.
~ you hearts sot on him I haven't n
word 70 Say. bat ! always did hope you'd
marry an American. Houston Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
SMITHS.

MUSIC HALL TOURNAMENT.
Martins rollers won two OF the events
with Wallace's players on the Music Hall
alleys last evening. Englebert was the
high roller. with total Of 2s7. The sum-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-14
HOPE. 10. CLASSICAL. S.

There was an interesting game on yes
terday afternoon. between the teams from
Classical and Hope street high schools
rooters
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-29
This will be a Busy Month
of Selling at Wilson's.

before have been thoroughly equipped to supply your needs every
that adds
Weir
the
We
and
onlv
niirporte wIlin
buying public dress goods stock Here We have
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z B E L ! N s. S

lead this fall We line Of them inches WIDE good
In wide
able
yard Dame Fashion
the cor
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1 T))uO.
49, 800 acres, miles northeast of city, we'll
] mnrAyGl all in hay and Snmn nrain GOOD house
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-29
Walking Skirts and
Chi|dren's Dresses.


Just line Of ready made children. We
They pickup The three dollar easily
and look You will splendid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
MILITARY
CHANGES

WASHINGTON. n. C., Feb. g.
general order Of the war depart
ment makes number Of new as-
signments among the leading army
officers. Tho following changes are
ordered:
Mai. Gen. Arthur Mac a rthur In as-
signed 20 command the Department
81 California. TO relieve Mai. Gen.
Robert Hughes. who win be retired
April II.
Mai. Gen. John G. Bates win re-
iieve MAJ. Gen. Macarthur of the
command of the Department of the
Lakes April 1.
Brig. Gen. James y. Wade will re-
iieve MAJ. Gen Davts OF the com.
mand OF the Division Of the Philip
pines on or before June "a.
ON being relieved Mai. Gen. Davis
will be retired. The aides Of Gen
Hughes and Gen. Davis win be or
dercd 10 Join their regiments
Brig. Gen Leonard Wood will pro-
coed TO Manila for assignment td
coEnrnand the Department OF Min
danao.
Brig. Gen. George Randall will be
relieved OF the command Of the De-
psrtmeut Of the Columbia April and
report 60 the commanding general OF
the Division OF tho Philippines.
Brig. Den. Funston will be assigned
20 the command % the Department
81 the Columbia, relieving Gen. Ran
DAN not later than April 4.
Brig. Gen Frank Baldwin vii sue
coed Gen. Funston In command of
the Department OF the Colorado.
MAI. Gen. John Bates. In addition
10 the Department of the Lakes. VIII
for the presept, exercise command
of the Department Of the Missouri.
Az soon after the arrival Of Gen.
Randall IN the Philippines M prac-
tioabie. brig. Gen. Sumner will be
relieved and proceed to Omaha, 10
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rnr vrmszurlan SITUATION

little strained and
q p~ace o
something might
n htaxs
something
diplomats much n trying
alliance
hand the Of the Manroe acctrine
pledges
uaiast South Americas
rspabuc. All DID
meat IN he psw world
Interested what sah~s
Of sosessixny
A sach resisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05

he 10 a
Win ~in
a corporation sometimes
me o moi
corporation convicted
who
clutches Of policeman for driving faster than walk
II
pleads guilty promise.
payment
h
o Imprisonment
Is nota
hin law. he = IN
moi a In a
Wealth political tanasare
for naugh IN Anere
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Seattle Society

~. Gerbsr OF tina lion Clothing
House len on a business trip to Se~
York last night.
A pisaaant dancing party was
given Tuesday evening at the Old
Rainier. Many young people were
present.
Aiss Margaret cesaroee and Mr..
Frank Leonard wilkins were quietly
married Wednesday morning at
O'Clock, After the ceremony the
young cVapis LETT for Portland.
a party Of young people Will give
an Informal dance Friday evening AZ
ths hail on Jsrkson street.
This Fratsrnei Order Of Eagles
give shsir fourth Anniversary ball
Friday night az the Armory hall. n
s expected TO he pleasant affair.
Grand msruh will begin al 4 O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Doyle en-
tertained the II. ~. Whist club Feb
ruary at their home.
The cllonean club met this after
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should
Via H.
Of SPARKS thrown reduces the
n Will
abating
hysienicaIiy and esthsticaiy beneficial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05

noon Al the Plymouth church MANY
% the nssmb~rs wsrs present.
Hisna M Fratsrntty u making
great preparations foe the hall 10 be
given Friday night Of this wssk At
the university. IA will be the opsn-
Ing of the nav club house.
Professor Chftss~ns~n's juvensis
class rive a reception Friday night
at the Christensen hall. Arrange
mepts are being made to make II a
pretty affair.
Mrs. WIN n. Parry win entertain
the Century CLUB February . at her
home on Queen Anna hill.
The Aristas Club gave . ycry
pretty dancing party Tuesday even
Ing IN Morris hail.
Matte Kanansn and Miss Mar
fsakso were married February 4, at
the residence Of the officiating
clergyman: Rev. Martin l.. Larson.
sit Stewart street 10th bride and
groom are 81 Maekay. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05

command tho Department OF the
Missouri.
be relieved from duty with the war
college board on July 20, 10 r.port 20
the commanding general, Division OF
the Philippines
Brig. Gen. wade will he promoted
TO the grade Of major general on the
retirement OF Mai. Gen. Hughes al
April next. lie will relieve Gen.
Davis of oofnnand OF the Division OF
the Philippines In July.
Oct shaved at Shrewsbury ne
Yeeier. ssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
RIO TIERS
| IN JAIL

Pat Curtis, John TfiKK aud 10
coma. the chief huiafr Ia the ireent
lssaqnah riot. were brought 20 tlin
county Jail last night ny R'Fntf
Nheritfn cook and hunen Tue fle'
Incurred last SUNDAY. but until yaas
tsfday na positive aetion was taken
by the uhefiffa offiee, The prison
efn dld not resist arrest
Cope aud Tflas ATE charged Win
assault and battery ana curtis with
assault with intent TO commit mnfs
der The mon refused TO make any
statements. whatever, regarding the
brutal beating ~ the towns peace
officers. Deputy Marshal steffin j.
Hnffefing greatly ffum the wounds
inflicted b tho three men.
Marshal case and two Of his drpu-
ties were also painfully injured,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
IMPORTS SHOW
HEAVY INCREASE

ssattie's foreign imports were un~
usually heavy during January This
WAS owing principally to this large
number % sailing vessels arriving
from England and Germany with
stsel ptnducta FIRE brick and cement.
An unusual number 81 freight
steamships arrived during tbs
tnonth besides the regular Oriental
liners. The three japanese iinsfs.
which arrived during Jahuar,
brought besides the ordinary
Oriental products little more than
J. .0oo. 600 worth OF raw elk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
pUaoE yJsr 0sTYs
AAD0E SPOTG

estasny
Including
VII ard wine
spots nssausrsainx family saloons
BE-
bad rrxnised i<ht diasric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
.,uAroa Allrn,e wit

The win ~ the late senator John
n Allen was htsd and admitted Ia
probate NJ tho superior nuut yes
tafaaN afternoon Mrs. N fetllla
Allen. this widow, T. named as sole
sxaetitflN, without bonds. She II
the nola beneficiary No inventory
was fiird The viii was executed
Nov. Is, lhaI
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sEarrlr.s BONDED pEsr

much out %
bends seaes bonded debt
Il
interest
build halt several ci9 isiA Aud all spent
g.
be many years l.
possible home
peaples
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
GRIMES or pasr momrn

There b rartair ianrns at the eesuon
might well adjourn
have
employed
pfsring Of crime tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05

The frrlnhirr Iiapid Transit sailed
Tor Port Angeles yesterday sith a
locomotive and q consignment Of
rails intended for USE IN the ron
Htfurtian If the Fptt Angeles 4 Pa
cific railway "a that city. The rails
road Will tap the timber belt inland
from Fort Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05

The bill al the Madison thts week
10 cnfnmsadahis Ths usixfars Of
run and musfe " proving 60 be a
raec-ssful attraction. A goid watch
wlu h. presented 81 the naatinee
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
DROWNED IN AN
ALASKA LAKE

A letter resolved by Captain y. u.
CominFr reports the drowning 81
JRmem 90. chase Nv Tustouina lake.
IN the Cook inlet district. pscutnbet
IL. Chase and his companion, Al
bert Weaver, were crossing the lake
IN a boat when a gale capsixed ".
The former sank. but Weaver DRIFT
ed ashore. whsfs he was picked up
by miners.
chase was a single man OF about
70 years OF age. lie was formerly
assistant cashier ~ tbs faesifia
Coast Steamship Company In this
city.
TO CURE a COLD ~ ONE DAv
Tsss Las.tiss nrea.o o,inins Tstist. All
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eafs y W. DRIVES ~isastsrs Il % each
boa. xte.
-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05

John Masioy Was sent 20 the po-
itcs station last niEht BY pAtroiinan
Chapman with a badly battered face.
ssiioy had been nfssd up IN row
with a man known as Van" and
had been struck in ths face with .
revolver. Dr. =, n. wiitsis dressed
HE wouuds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
PIUMRING

And Hot Water Heating.
Plans and Estimates furnisssd
c. M. SHAW q CO.
South side coiman dock. foot Of coi-
umbia street..
Phone. Black ssl