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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
MANITOWOC, Wis, II

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je sic zostaly usuniete przez
wyslannik6w arcybis skupa
Katzera. Zano ilo siena po-:
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

kownik robi wrazenie zupe1-
ME przytomnego j zdrowego
cz}owieka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

Z .yasE Is ~ - = " . 2. .
BUFFALO, N. Y, II Mar
ca DIS W ofisiie koronera
rozpoczeto sledztwo W spra
vie tajemniczego morderstwa
dokonanego ma milionerze
Burdicku. Policya j prokura-
tory pewni ze podczas tego
sledztwa wpadna ma w}a6ciwy
trop mordercy, Wykryja jakaS
mic po kt6rej do klebka dada
Nadto oczekuja tn wielkiej
sensacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
MILWAUKEE,. wis.

MILWAUKEE, wis, Wa
lenty Viva, kt6ry z m1odym
W}adys1awem Wr6blewskim
wyjechal sobie zesz}ego lata
do Chicago ma ,spres'', odpo-
kutujje "a to przez posiedze-
ME W heblarni ma Windla
ke avenue przez diva lata.
EAdwokat Slower zrobi1 Wnio-
SEX 0 nowy process lecz Sc
|dzia Brazee odm6wi1 mu ta-
kowego.
Viva mia} podobno nom6-
vic mlodego Wr6blewskiego
do skradzenia siestrze swej
J6zefie 200 dolar6w kt6re ia
sobie zlozy1a W szkatn}ce j
potem uplanowal ucieczke do
Chicag gdzie sic predko picnic
dzy pozbyto. Viva twierdzi1
ze pieniadze kt6re strach by
1y jego wlasnos cia. Sad przy
sieglych uznal go winnym
przestepstwa a sedzia dzisiaj
wyznaczy} kare. Maly Wr6-
blewski zosta1 juz zesz4ego
lata poslany "a to do szko1y-
poprawnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19

DREZNO 1 4 lnarca. Wiel-
skiie zaite owaniie " olala
tuta Wiado do1nosc 5, zie| ofesor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
BROWN HOCKEY CUP.

In the contest between the preparatory
schools OF Providence and vicinity for the
Brown hockey cup. which cup Is offered
through Stephen r. Hunt, manager of the
Brown hockey team. there is a good deal
of interest. The teams competing have
formed the Brown Tnterscholastic Hockey
league, which Is governed by intercol-
legiate rules and the Friends school. Uni
versity grammar school. East Providence.
Hope Manual. English and Classical high
school teams, making seven competing
teams. The teams play one game with
each other. making a schedule or six
games. and the two leading teams Will
play series. best two ont of three, TO
decide the ownership OF tho trophy. The
cup will be Of pewter. about ten inches
In height. and will he well worth the
effort necessary TO win H. The school
teams are also competing for the pen
nant representing the championship Of
the Interscholastic league. and the in
terest that obtains is at more than ordi-
nary height
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
OFFERS $4,000 For MATCH.

Matchmaker John r. Robinson. who
was yesterday in New York, has offered
$4,000 for the Corbett McGovern fight to
take place before the Sctuate Athletic
club, which club has become locally
prominent in the past few months. The
following press dispatch from New York
gives the latest developments in the mat
ter:
Under the auspices OF the Scituate
Athletic club OF Sctuate. r. T.. Young
Corbett' and Terry McGovern may bat
tie for the featherweight championship
OF tho world at an early date.
Negotiations between the principals
and club officials are going on. and every
thing points TO all concerned agreeing
upon terms.
John r. Robinson. representing the
Scituate Athletic club. mas offered Cor
bett and McGovern n purse OF $40 O0o but
the former and the latter's manager pre-
ferred percentage agreement The
Rhode Island matchmaker said ne vould
present the percentage proposition to his
associates and give an answer before next
Saturday.
Robinson met Corbett and sam Harris.
manager OF Terry McGovern, last night.
at the Lafayette Baths, at New York.
where he Informed them that he was sure
his club could hold the fight without any
interference by the authorities. lie also
stated that IL he was successful I'm get
ting the match he would hold IL on the
afternoon OF March IL. The offer of $40. 900
was not satisfactory to either Corbett or
Harris, and they said they would not fight
In the east unless they could fight on
percentage basis.
As Robinson was only authorized 10 Of
fer purse OF $4,000 by the officials OF
the club. he said he would offer nothing
more now, but would try and have II
arranged so that the boys could fight for
a percentage. lie left the city and said he
would return on Saturday. II the club
does az requested. then Robinson will
make them an ofrer OF 62ik per cent OF the
gross receipts and will also post n certi-
fed check for 5000 as guarantee that he
Will hold the bout on the date selected
That the contest can be decided AZ
Scituate. n. T.. there seems TO be little
doubt Matchmaker Robinson said last
night that the officials Of his club had
put the matter OF holding the contest I'D
to the lieutenant governor, district attor-
ney and many influential persons OF the
state ana that they had Informed them 10
go ahead and secure the contest, and that
as long as the lsw relative 10 holding box
Ing contests was not violated. the bout
would not be interfered with in any way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20

famous Princeton halfback. coached the
team at this college and never has sus-
ceeded In bringing out the full strength
that was expected by the students. Over
lures have been made Fultx and Il Is be-
lieved that he will succeed. IT is pro-
posed 10 have Fultz coach the backs and
10 have Fred Murphy develop the line.
the coaching TO be under the direction OF
Fultz.
Fultz was one OF the greatest backs
ever turned out by Brown and he has
made the All-American team. an honor
that has seldom been reached by a Brown
man. Last season he coached Lafayette
and he brought that college we'll up
among the colleges OF the east and La
Brown by a single point. Fultz was
wanted by some OF the students at Brown
for next season. but Gammons was
elected coach after a long session of the
men qualified to select a coach.
Last season Murphy assisted Gammons
IN work with the team and there is a
good deal OF credit due 10 Murphy for
the success he obtained. IL the two
Brown men undertake the work II will
probably mean the introduction OF the
features of Brown team work into the
west, where IL will be watched with a
good deal OF interest. While eastern
men have been secured TO coach western
college teams western methods are some
what at variance with the eastern sys-
tenn. In Fultz and Murphy the Unlver-
sity OF Wisconsin Will get two OF the best
men In the east.
incidentally Fultz will get this year
something like $500 for playing ball and
as a football coach his services should be
worth $1,000 more, quite a tidy sum for
young man to secure from college ath-
letics.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
WANTS NATIONAL HONOR ;.

Al the next meeting Of the National
Polo association the application OF the
Rumford Polo club for membership In
that association will be acted upon. The
Rumford club was organized last year
and there was a good deal OF local inter-
est in the sport. The handicaps for the
coming season will be made up at the
next meeting OF the association. Secre-
tary William A. Hazard OF the National
association is now In England and he II
making effort TO interest team OF Eng
lish players TO visit this country. Three
we'll known players. Rawlinson, Freske
and Buckmaster are desirous of visiting
America and hope to secure fourth
man. IL is proposed 70 send the ponies
here about July !. the players to come a
month later and remain six weeks, play
ing In the Narragansett and Newport
tournaments and perheps~ at Hamilton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
SClTUATE ATHLETIC CLUB.

A card OF more than ordinary interest
Is offered the members of the Scituate
Athletic club at the meeting tomorrow
evening. which will no doubt attract
large number of people. The entertain
ment will consist OF a half hours wrest-
ling match between kid" Parker of this
city and Dave Hsllard Of Boston, who
will wrestle catch-as- tch-can. pin falls
to count. The first preliminary will be
six rounds between Bogardus Hyde Of
Foster and jam ;abkirk, The Boiler
maker" at catch weights.
Peter Nails OF Providence and Fred
Vanouch OF Toronto will go six rounds al
l3S pounds, and this bout ought to be
more than ordinarily interesting. The
main bout will be between Eugene Nc
Carthy of New York. who is n promising
young pugilist OF New York, and Marty
McCue OF New York, boxer OF more
than ordinary reputation. They will go
20 rounds at 12S pounds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
BY GEORGE II. BURNHAM,
Equitable Building.
MoaroAoEE's SALE.

VIII be sold at public auction THURS
DAY, February - 1893 at ~ O'Clock
noon. on the premises, by virtue OF the
power OF sale contained in that deed of
mortgage made and executed by Will
Ham Hanrahan, dated October g, 1892
and recorded I'm the land records OF
CranSton, X. l., I'm real estate mort
gage book number rs, page 102, the con-
dtions of said deed Of mortgage having
been broken:
That lot Of land. with all improvements
thereon. situate on the westerly side OF
Coombs avenue. In said Crlnstor. where
on IL bounds eastsrly thirty-five feet and
holding that width extends back at right
angles with said CoounDs avenue to and
bounds westerly on the location OF the
New York and New England Railroad.
bounding northerly on Land OF Joab IN.
Whaley and southerly on land Of Rich
ard FenneT, measuring on said northerly
line 80 and 7-10 feet and on said south
erly lfne 81 and i-l0 feet and c.unprises
the soqitherly thirty-ive feet I'm width OF
lot number one hundred and fifteen Ci5D
on the Richard Fenner plat OF lots I'm
Cranston adjoining the city line. surveyed
and drawn by &. Y. Paine. Nov. 1871"
and whis.h said plat is recorded IN the
land records Of said Cranston I'm plat
book number 2 page %. being the same
premises described In said deed Of mort
gage
BY ORDER OF THE MoRTGAGEE.
Providence, January -. 1898.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
GAMES TONIGHT
Worcester at Lawrence.
Lowell at Chelsea.
FOLIO STANDINs 6
DRIVES FOR GOAL
The leaders are not so far ahead.

The leaders are not so far ahead.
VIII the protested games be given TO
the losing clubs?
Lowell is due to lose 20 Tom Cotters
aggregation tonight.
Dickie Pierce is threatened with pneu-
monia. Hard luck for Worcester.
Clinton got all that was coming TO IT
last night and richly deceived all II got.
Providence will tackle the Clinton ag-
gregation at Clinton tomorrow evening.
Here's luck.
On Saturday Providence will play at
Lawrence in the afternoon and a Lowell
In the evening.
Two haM games on Saturday will not
help the chances OF the Brownies hut
games to be played the remainder Of the
week.
Manager Parsons left last evening for
the west where he will carefully investi-
gate the conditions and will determine
whether or not polo should move west
next season.
II Providence has luck the lead OF the
Worcester team should be cut down
considerably this week. and Clinton
should drop down TO keep Worcester
company. Three games to he played by
Clinton this week should. on form, go
against that team
The record OF nine straight goals made
by Providence last night comes pretty
near being a record for consecutive goals
scored by any American League club this
season. Cunningham. the grand old man
OF polo. was there with the goods and
the team did not get as many goals as
could have been scored.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
Brownies Defeated Worcester and CIin-
ton Was Easy for Champion Lowe||s.
CoTbett and MCGovern Offered $4,000
to Meet Before SCituate Athletic Club.

Worcester experienced about it's first
streak OF hard luck last night, the kind
most of the other teams OF the league
this week the Kitredge Krew has been
remarkably free from.
Dickie Pierce is sick at his home In
Pawtucket suffering from a very severe
cold. which promises to develop into
pneumonia unless II is taken good care
Of Consequently owing partially to the
Illness. but principally to the positive or
ders OF his physician for him not to
leave his bed, Dicl<ie is out Of the game
for a short time at least. and Worcester
must worry along without the services
OF her star rusher.
Kitredge's Krew without Pierce Is
worse than a ship without rudder and
the team In blue foundered about the
floor at Infantry hall last night with no
particular course In view. showing plainly
the lack OF a guiding hand and clear
head
A young amateur from Pawtucket was
recommended by Captain Pierce To MI
his shoes. and the young man made
good" ne showed all the ear marks OF
coming player and showed by far the
best form OF any youngster yet playing
In fast company for the first time. His
name is Freeman and he has been play
Ing I'm amateur clubs about Pawtucket.
With the team work and everything
else In the possession Of the Worcester
team lacking. including Malachi himself
it Is little wonder that the visitors COM
pared with the home team as does
singe2 cat tn a royal Bengal tiger.
Phe Brownies cut loose and nothing
but n desire TO practice team work In the
last period when the score stood 10 to 1.
prevented the Worcester team from re.
ceiving the worst defeat Of the season.
which last nights came pretty near to
being at that
IL was a Cunningham night, and the
second rush of the Brownies played like
q half dozen wizards. the lions share Of
the glory going TO him. He scored
half-dozen goals on splendid plays. Bone.
too. was fast and Gagged the ball times
enough to win some games.
He was also strenuous and had two
lively bumps with Pete Woods. which
served to enliven things when they were
growing monotonous. In the second
round the crowd back Of the netting
thought that the Providence man was not
getting square deal and there was a
little punching At long range, which.
however. served little better than a
punching bag exercise.
The final bell was n welcome sound to
spectators and players alike. The sum-
mary tells how II was done:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
PARKER DEFEATED HiLLARD.

Prior to the polo game AZ Infantry hall
last evening a new feature was presented
In the form OF a half-hour wrestling
match between kid" Parker OF this city
and Dave Hallsrd OF Boston The men
at the last meeting Of the sctuate Ath-
letic club each got fall In the 20 min
utes devoted TO wrestling. Hsllard tips
tho scales at i%0 and Parker at ~. w. g.
Farnsworth was referee. Both falls
were won by Parker. who gave an ex-
cellent exhibition. taking the first IN IL
minutes and the second In eight minutes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
ice HOCKEY.

There were two interesting games of
Ice hockey played yesterday on Ham
mond's pond I'm Pawtucket between
teams representing the various classes Of
the Pawtucket high school. The Juniors
defeated the Freshman team by a score
OF To o., in a game in which the losing
team was decidedly outclassed. The Sc
niors and Sophomores lined up and I'm
game that was fast and we'll played each
team scored two goals and the game end
ed with the score tie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20

Frank McKenna was fined % in the ju-
venile court today. for An assault upon
Sarah Luonsky. This affair occurred In q
North End store and had 10 40 with a
penny slot machine that had failed 20 de-
liver a package Of gum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
WANT FULTz and MURPHY.

II the plans that are now making shall
be consummated there In every reason
to believe that Dave Fultz and Fred
Murphy. both Brown men. will coach the
football team OF the University or Wis
consin. For three years Phil King, the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
TEAM NO. 2.
ROWLING NOTES.

Because OF an event in the Lyman gym
the game scheduled I'm the fnter-Club
Duck Pin league tournament between the
Brown and Pocasset teams has been
postponed to Jan. ~. The Brown ana
Elmwood teams will meet on Thursday
evening, but the game at Edgewood Will
be postrSned because OF a fair at the
Casino.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
OUTLAWS.
PAwTUxET TOURNAMENT,

The fremen Interested in the bowling
tourney gathered at the apparatus room
OF the station last night and witnessed
the trimming Of No team by, the rollers
of the No. aggregation, who secured
all the contests. The game was one ot
the jolliest OF the series yet played, ana
good natured bandiage was exchanged
between the players OF both teams. The
second game went to the No. team ny
over 100 pins, which fact was not allowed
To 20 unnoticed at the time and without
doubt the losers will not be allowed 10
hear the last of II for some time. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
THE WEATHER

Boston. Jan. 2o.-For New England.
Snow in north. and snow or rain in south
portions. late tonight and Wednesday;
warmer; winds becoming easterly and In
creasing to brisk and high
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
BOWLING
MUSIC HALL TOURNAMENT

MUSIC HALL TOURNAMENT
In the Music hall tournament last even-
ing Swift's team won two strings from
Schultzs team. taking the nrst two and
losing the third by a single pin. Black
was high man with a total OF 2sl. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
RAVENS.
ELMwooD CLUB DUCKS.

Because the handicap gave the third
string TO No. 3 team that team won the
seconu and third strings from No. i team
In the duck pin tournament OF the Elm
wood club last evening Richardson was
high man with a total of 27b. this includ-
ing a single OF l0i The summary:
NO 4 TEAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
KNIGHTsyrLLE SERIES.

The Veterans went down before the
Ravens IN all the events in the Knights
Vile tournament last evening. the Ravens
making the largest team tural OF the
tourney. McDermctt was high man with
q total az 2S6. which included singles OF
100 and l0l. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
SyVIFT'S.
SCHIfITZ'i
8 E. s. TOURNAMENT.

The Aldermen lost all three strings to
the Governors in the s. e. s. tournament
last evening. the second string being de-
cided by two pins. The Governors team
total Is the record for the tourney and
with a total OF 294. including a single OF
los. Higgins made a single of 1oe. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
high man with total OF 275 Watson got
single OF 105. The summary:
OUTLAWS 2, PARKS 1.

In q contest between teams known as
the Outlaws and the Parks last night az
the Hope alleys the Outlaws won the
first two strings. j. James was hisn
man with total OF 24s. The summary
OUTLAWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
GOVERNORS.

ALDERMEN BEAT MAYORS
The Mayors lost the first and third
strings TO the Aldermen last evening in a
fairly interesting contest. Smith was high
man with a total OF 275. Hanna got n
single OF los The summary:
ALDERMEN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
c. A. CLUB.
PAwTUCKET CITY LEAGUE.

Devlins team won all three strings
from Cravshaw's team in the Pap'Ucket
City league eerfee laet evening Tho last
string was won by ax ptns> Devils was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
String
ASSOCIATED CLUB LEAGUE.

Tho Columbia Athletic clubs team won
the first two strings from the Crescent
Athletic clubs team I'm the Olneyvihe As
ISOLATED Club league last evening. Col
volve made a single OF 100. The summary:
rTrTn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20

Score-Lowel -, Clinton g. Rushes-
Lewis "a. Mercer 4. Stops I'm goal-Tib-
belts ~. eastman 8. Fouls-Jean. Mer-
Ger. Ftnney. Foul In goal-Cashman. Ref
erection Connolly. Timer-Paradis. At
tendance-l701
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
LOWELL 10. CLINTON s.

At Lowell last night Lowell beat the
Clinton team three times over I'm n game
In which the sleaglIe record for the season
was broken. Worcester and Chelsea had
previously held the record. each having
scored IL goals In one game but Lowell
went this two better last night and estab-
hshed a new record
There was goal made for every min
ute and ~ seconds OF playing time and
Of these one was scored bS- Lowell on
foul In goal by eastman and one scored
nv clinton, because OF an accident. Be-
cause OF the injuries TO Gardiner he was
not able TO play and Finney. a Clinton
amateur. played In his place. The Clin-
ION defense was MI and the Lowell for
wards went through almost at will and
piled up goals enough to win three times
Lewis made n record in getting "a
PUSHES. and Cashman's average went
down because he stopped but IS drives
and permitted ~ TO get past him. But
the Clinton forwards were busy oil the
time and Tfbbetts had ~ stops Clinton
was penalised two fouls besides the foul
In goal, while Jean had n foul called
The Lowell team played a superb game
and there was no let up. for the result
OF the game was OF much importa nee As
N resulted Clinton and Lowell are tied for
frst place, and the two 8 lines that Man
ager Fox has protested decided against
Clinton. for playing Hayes OF Lawrence
will drop Clinton hard into second place
large crowd witnessed the game The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20

score-Providence II. Worcester I.
Rushes-Bone IA, DAILY ]. Stops I'm goal
Bannon 20, Mallory 20. Referee-Connell.
Timer Perrin. Attendance 1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20

Manuel Silvo. OF Seekonk missed
pair OF felt boots from his wagon, while
he was driving along South Water
street, yesterday afternoon. Later he
saw three men. one OF them had the
missing boots. Silva left John De Rsze
In charge OF the horse and wagon while
he went 10 the Third station 10 enter a
complaint. While he was absent De
Raze was assaulted by James Sullivan.
who had been with the man who had the
boots. In the Sixth district court today,
Sullivan was nned go and costs
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