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The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
STRA WBERRY DAY.

The much talked of Strawberry
Day at Glenwood came off Saturday
with flying colors Special trains ran
from several cities and the way the
people piled into Glenwood was
novel sight. Thousands and thous-
ands of people from the neighboring
towns came to partake of Glenwood's S
straw beerries and cake. Glenwood
proved herself to be a model hostess
and nothing was spared to make the
day an enjoyable one to all the visi-
tors. The streets were Handsomely
decorated and strings of electric lights
hung across the streets. flags and bun
ting were very much in evidence and
there was hardly a single business
house but that was nicely decorated.
There were three bands and fine
orchestra from Leadville to furnish
music and the air was full of music.at
all times. The straw berries were
enjoyed by several thousands of visi-
tors and the crowd was all well fed.
In the afternoon there was a ball
game between Glenwood and Red
stone which was won by Glenwood.
The broncho busting contest was n
money making scheme and came out a
draw. Free bathing in the big pool
attracted thousands to that quarter
where the bands furnished music for
the swimmers. The pool when turn
ed open to the crowds was soon "A
seething mass of human beings there
probably was at one time at least
seven hundred people in the pool A
canvas was stretched on the street
and dancing enjoyed by good many.
At 8 O'Clock the scheduled boxing bout
came off between Kid Bennett of
Cripple Greek and Kid Montana of
Butte. 1t was a spirited exhibition of
the manly art but Bennett was a lit
tie too heavy for the Montana man
and knocked him out i'll the fourth
round The Strawberry Day was a
complete success all aronud. This
town sent up very large delegation
of people.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
DOUBLE WEDDING.

At two O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
Littleton, there were united in mar
riage two of Littleton's finest daugh-
teTs to two of her most esteemed
young men. The fact that the brides
were sisters and the grooms We're
brothers made 1t one of the most noted
as it was one of the happiest events
dictated by the little god cupid in
recent years in this section of the
state.
In the presence only of the rela
tives and few immediate friends,
Rev. Father Brady spoke the words
which welded Miss Pearl Thompson
to Faul Dean Berdel. and Miss Lydia
Imogene Thompson to Charles Robert
Berdel. The home in which the cere-
mony occurred was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. After the
wedding a dinner was served III the
evening the Littleton orchestra headed
crowd OF young people who sernaded
the newly welded couples. Refresh
ments We're served TO them in the
house. after which they escorted the
newly wed to the depot and bade
them good bye on the journey to
.Iuanita Hot Springs. near Gunnsion,
where they will spend a couple of
weeks before returning to make their
homes in Littleton.
The young people are well known
and highly popular in Littleton,
which has been their home for several
years. and this expected culmina.ion
of the happy romance is pleasing TO
all. The brides are daughters of our
druggist. @. l.. Thompson. and grooms
are sons of County Clerk Charles A.
Berdel. All Littleton wishes the
young people every happiness ON
their journey through life. -Littleton
independent,
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
A BIG FEATURE.

Howe's Great London Shows and
Sanger's Trained Animal Exposition
which will exhibit at Grand Junction
have a feature never given here before
1t is called the Bicycle Whirl, - per-
formed by the Slater family. six in
number. champion bicyclists of the
world This is one of the most daring
and thrilling acts ever produced.
This show has large menagerie of
rare wild animals, A big troupe of
trained stations. The best acrobats,
gymnasts and aerial performers, also
the best lady and gentlemen equestri-
ans in the world.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
TROUT STARVING.

Millions-of native trout are starv-
ing in Trapper's lake.
Game Commissioner Woodard says
the state will either have to feed these
fish to keep them from starving or
transfer them to the river The
latter course will probably be follow
ed.
You can stand ON the bank any
evening at sunset said the commits
sioner. and see a million hungry fish
jumping out of the water or lashing
the surface. The fish are very poor.
The lake is overstocked. There are
so many of them there that they can
not get food enough. These fish go
up stream several times year. and
once getting in the lake, which is
two miles long, they have not sense
enough to get out.
Plenty of these fish weigh from
one to two pounds. The only way the
state can save them is to feed them
where they are or put them i'll the
White river Trappers lake is prop
erly the headwaters of the river. -
Rock V Mountain News
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
WANT, FOR SALE, ETC.

Wanted Sewing at Sublett & Rob.
rets'
For Rent-Six room house. In
auire of J. G. Plank
Nicely furnished rooms with or
without board at 502 Grand.
For Rent. A fifteen room rooming
house. Inquire at this office.
-Boarders with or without
room. Apply at 529 Grand avenue.
For Sale. Splendid paying restau-
rant, good location. Enquire at this
office.
For Furnished room with
bath. Apply to Mrs. J. W. Pearce,
621 Ouray Avenue.
Wanted for house work. Three
in family. A. H. Stokes, at W. S.
Wallace's office, Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22

Just at the upper limits of Glen
wood Springs, probaly quarter of a
mile above the state bridge, the Graps
river emerges from a deep box canon.
\ dam twelve feet high is about to be
built across the river at the mouth of
the canon, which will retain the
waters into II lake extending back
about a mile and u half. This lake
will be equipped with row boats.
steam launches and other small plesa
ure crafts, for the diversion of guests
at the great resort. Glenwood is des-
tined to he the greatest and most pop
ular health and pleasure resort in
America within n few years. A cog
road has also been projected to the
top, of slightly mountain just back of
the town-Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22

People who visit the Royal George
Sunday say it was n prettier sight
than they had ever seen before. The
river was up and rushing through its
channel at terrific rate, while from
the PERCEPTIONS sides came waterfalls,
the water in places falling for hun
dreds of feet and dashing into SPRAYS
that were tossed forty or fifty feet in
the air. There are no springs along
the side Of the gorge as there is
seldom as much ram as there has been
this week the opportunity to see II
sight such as that was Sunday is very
seldom resented-Canon City Record.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22

j. A. Lyons figures that he will
have at least 1000 boxes of peaches
off his orchard at Palisade this year.
The fruit crop in the vicinity of Pail
SADIE will be splendid one this season.
The tents of How e's London Shows
are packed at the performance thi.
afternoon, and the large crowd wers
highly pleased with the exhibition G
1t is clean up to date show anu
worthy the liberal patronage it re-
ceives.
Place a phone in your house and
see what trouble you are saved and
what comfort it provides. The Colo
RADIO Telephone company make only a
small charge for their residence ser
vice.
Nearly 400 subscribers are connect
ed with the phone service i'll this
city. You can transact business
from your own home or place of bust
ness, by becoming a subscriber. The
Colorado Telephone company provides
the best possible service for small
outlay of cash.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22

With the death of General Mellow
that particular family of McCooks is
dead The father and four boys died
in the great war. 1t was truly a
family of fighting McCooks. They
were different in intellect. but We're
ON level in patriotism. and when the
cry rang out that the old flag had
been fired upon, the appeal smote all
their hearts in the same way, at the
same moment: the sons went to the
front; the old father Joined the home
all were dead save he who last week
followed the others. Goodwin 5
Weekly.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Strikers in New York are costing
now 5000, 900 day, and this is only
sample. The laborers will foot the
bills in the end. How much better
for all concerned to agree upon plan
of universal arbitration whereby
wages could be kept stable and busl-
ness eliminated from the chronically
unsettled state due to the ever-recur-
ring walkout.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22

Gen. .. o. Howard SAYS education
will put an end to feuds such as char
acterize kentucky and other southern
states. While education usually sup
plies sufficient intelligence to make
apparent the absurdity of these ven
dettas, yet education is a slow and not
always sure antidote. The strong arm
of the law and the development of a
healthy public sentiment would quick
ly make feuds unfashionable.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22

The building operations in Denver
for the month of May showed gain
of 109 per cent over the year previ-
ous. which was considered banner
year. The Capital City was fifth in
the building list of all the cities of
the union and handicapped by strike
at that. Denver. being the metropo-
lis, is largely the barometer OF Color
ado's prosperity, and there can be no
doubt that this year holds promise of
being the best in the states history.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
Henry watterson SAYS the life of the

Henry Watterson says the life of the
democratic party is being crushed out
between the upper and neither mill
stones of Organism and Clevelandism.
There is IA strong pessimistic note here
"a characteristic of Mr.. Watterson.
The democratic party is greater than
any individual or set of individuals.
When either Bryan or Cleveland be-
come dangerous loed the party will
Tighten itself and the ship go on as
though nothing had happeened.
The daily sentinel., 1903-06-22
ATTENTION ELKS.

There will be special meet
ing tonight at 8 p. m. for the
purpose of initiation, and to
meet our District Deputy, the
Hon. ]. Maurice Finn.
A. N. Bucklin, E. R.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
PROVIDENCE COLOSSEUM.

Interest in The paced race at tho
Colosseum Thursday evening Is at fever
heat. The meeting OF Stinson. Walthour
and Nelson Is the most popular card that
the management could have arranged and
is one OF the bright features OF tho paced
circuit. The race will have an importa mt
bearing upon the championship table
which Is being kept TO see who Will take
the big cash prize and title OF champion
at the end OF the season. Walthour leads
the procession by two points. while Mel
son and Stinson are tied. two points be-
hind the champion Of last season.
The meeting OF the three riders Is going
be warm one and every one Of the
three ten-mile heats will be a race Worth
seeing Walthour Is the favorfte in the
betting. but Stinson has not been over.
looked by his friends. who are wagering
even money against any one rider In the
race.
The entries are coming In fast 10 the
amateur events and the prominent Boston
speed merchants have sent ~ tr.'ir
names The advance sale argues n rec
ord crowd at the Colosseum Thursday
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
LEAGUE STANDING.
GRAND CIRCUIT ITEMS.

In less than month light harness rae
ing will be In fun swing under condi-
tions greatly differing from those OF last
season.
The Grand Circuit opens at Detroit
July 10Th. but there will be a meeting at
Columbus, July l3 to II. which though
independent Of the Grand Circuit meet
ings will be OF equal magnitude.
The Columbus program is significant as
Il marks an era In the history OF har-
ness racing For some time there has
been talk OF the advisability Of adopting
the methods OF the thoroughbred turf 10
the light harness game. and the old three
In five system now bids fair 10 take n
back seat 10 the two In three system OF
dash racing
Conservatives OF the light harness game
are yielding their ground with very poor
grace. In many instances but the radi-
calls have been busy since the closing Of
the racing season last year and have met
with great success in securing the adop-
ton OF the modern and popular methods
Of the running horse game.
The main objection TO the three In fve
plan IL the number OF heats usually nee
essary to decide race. Perhaps the
worst instance Of this kind is the SIS 200
free for all at Chicago I'm "a. which had
to be carried on the card three days. II
has been n common occurrence with n
card consisting OF but three races to have
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
tOlt EGE CREWS

There was a hard wind blowing down
the Thames river yesterday and this
kept the Harvard oarsmen in doors un-
III early In the evening. At O'Clock
when the Varsity padded over TO the
starting line, the tide was still running
out and the wind was blowing almost a
gale Despite these conditions II was
decided TO send the eight over the four
mile course.
The first mile was covered by the Var
sity in FIVE minutes 20 seconds and the
four miles In 2l:10. There was consider
able water In the boat at the finish The
men were pretty tired, but sat sfied with
the result OF the time row During the
row the men hung together well. but
could not get the stroke over 81 for the
fret three miles. but rowed the last half
with the stroke up to a.
The three Yale crews went up TO the
cove above Gales ferry and the Var
sity and Freshmen eights raced for naif
mile. The Varsity won by three
lengths. covering the distance in 2:.6
The Varsity four. rowing alone. covered
tfe same distance In 2:45. There was y
genera all round Improvement IN the
crews tcoay. despite Their light work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
AST0RlaSTkKESkT GRAvESeND

The Astoria was run Yesterday at
Gravesend and was won by Senator Nc
Carren's Ocean Tide. There were six
starters 1t was a hot betting affair.
with Julia M favorite at 2h 10 /. and
Dusky and Trossachs, second choices. at
TO 2 Ocean Tide was 10 /. Julia
M. set the pace at the start, but gave
way at the head OF the stretch 10 Ocean
Tide. who came on with rush and won
by length and 2 half.
The May stakes was won by w. r.
Condor, 10 /, by two lengths. from
Minotaur. The favorite John A. Scott,
was practically left at the post
Five favorites went wrong in the course
cf the afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
Kidney and Bladder
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
New York Yacht Clubs Regatta Yes
t0rday a Disappointment.
Big Race Between The 90-Foo'erS Called
Off Because Of Rain.

The New York Yacht club races yes
terday were most disappointing to men,
bers OF the New York Yacht club who
had anticipated good days sport
Both the Columbia and the Constitu-
ton laid In Glen Cove harbor ready TO
start, but the Reliance which was laying
or Premium Point. New Rochelle, with
all her sail covers on, made no prepara-
tions 10 start at the signalling OF the re-
gatta committee at 12:45.
The two contenders I'm the first sioop
class 10 race got away on the first leg
the short triangle about 10 minutes after
the preparatory signal at l2:45 o'clock.
r. NJ. Hoyts Isolde got across the line
frst on the leeward end at l2:s5:o4, the
Eelin crossing at 1855 at the windward
end.
The Effort and the Surprise. contend
ers in the second sloop class started away
mediatciy after the first class. the Ell
fort crossing the line at l2S:4S and the
Surprise at 12.56l3, both boats taking
the post tack on beat 10 the first mark.
The schooner class was started az l:oo
o'clock Capt Hank Han on Sthe Ariel
crossing first at 1852 and the Katrina
following at l;06:ls.
The boats finished as they started In
sil these classes. After beat 10 the first
mark they had a port tack TO the next
and then jfoed coming home on broad
reach TO the finish line.
The first two legs were 4I1 miles each
each and the third 6is miles. The win
ners were the Eelin. Effort and Ariel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
BOXING.

Young Corbett who just acquired fame
by defeating Terry Mcfovern and then
further clinched his right TO the feather
weight championship OF the world by
repeating the performance In now in Bos-
ton playing a theatrical engagement at
the Howard. He has with him "a
sparring partner Kid McFadden AMI the
pair were given A. rousing reception by
Boston sports yesterday. Corbett gives
a reproduction Of the blows that put the
terrible Terry" down and out.
The champion seems 10 be In good con-
ditlon and hs muscles have not the cordy
appearance which usually marks a stale
fighter
Tomorrow he will commence training
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
TENNIS

Holcombe Ward. the Harvard veteran,
won the final match In the lawn tennis
tournament for the Metropolitan cham
ponship Ward will. therefore. meet
the Yale veteran. Harold III. Hackett.
today In the challenge match for the
title and trophy on the courts OF the
West Side Tennis club
Ross Burchard. an Old time Yale ex-
pert. proved an easy victim 10 the slash
ing net play OF Ward IN the final contest
and the Harvard man won in three
straight sets.
The fnai OF the mixed doubles resulted
in victory for Mis- Elizabeth n.
Moore and Robert lie Roy. An effort
was made TO complete the doubles cham
pionship series. but the bad condition OF
the courts due to the heavy rains pre-
vented. Hackett and Little. the Yale
Princeton team. were engaged with Allen
and Leroy when darkness made further
play impossible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16

at Nahant for his bout with Hughey
Murphy at the Tammnny club next week
Wednesday. II is the general verdlct
that Corbett will make his weight and
will have little difficulty in disposing or
Murphy. Corbett IL a large man for
his class and has wonderful hitting
powers. He improves with every night
and is head and shoulders above his
class. McGovern has received his quiet
us twice from Corbett and the present
champion now IN nks IL is up TO Terry
TO meet Benny Yanger or Hanlon. Cor
bett has served battles booked ahead,
and after his fight with Murphy will get
ready for battle with Sammy Smith
at Philadelphia either July second or
third. During the following week he
meets Billy Maynard and "Cockey"
Boyle at Philadelphia.
Corbett has his eve on a bout with
Ben Jordan OF England but the match
has not been settled yet though there
is possibility that the par will meet
IN November.
Corbett will not fight Jordan In Eng
land. but clubs on this side OF the water
have made good Inducements for the
bout
The Gardner Devine fight at the Sars-
field held last night was disappointing
TO boxing fans.
After saiting an hour and a half for
the boxers 10 settle several disputes
as TO who should referee. etc. the men,
bers OF the Sarsfeld Athlete club finally
witnessed good four-round go In which
Jimmy Gardner OF Lowell won over
Tommy Devine OF Jamacia Plain.
The men were billed TO go eight rounds
but In the fourth. Gardner had his man
In bad shape from straight lefts and
right hooks. Dan Donnelly thought that
Gardner was too far ahead and stopped
the bout.
In the preliminaries Eddie Epps and
DICK Grant went SIX fast rounds 10
draw, and Young Cahifl won in one round
from Kid Murphy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
CRICKET

A cricket match will he played at Ade-
iaoe PARK tomorrow afternoon between
the Providence Cricket club and an eleven
from East Boston.
Play will commence at IL a. m and after
the game. which will be finished at d.
M, the players will go to Fields Point
for shore dinnere This will be the
last game of the local club which will be
played at Adelaide park. Andrews field
having been secured for the remaining
home games OF the schedule Next Sat
urday match will be played between
two picked teams OF the local club They
are playing fast cricket and give n good
exhibition of England's national game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

Examinations for State Certificates will
be held WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
July and g. 1898 AT the following places
Providence Rhode Island Normal School
Newport. ...............Ro Rogers High Schobl
WoOnSocket. ...s.s.s...s.sss.ss.hl .hlxn ScnOol
East Greenwich. .................. -. :. Academy
Westerly y........................H High School
The examinations will begin each day
promptly at 2 o'clock n. m.
Examinations will be given on Wednes-
day in Arithmetic. Geography. Spelling.
Language. History and Physiology. for
both Third and Fourth Grades.
on Thursday all examinations IN Pro-
fessional Subjects for all grades will oc-
cur.
All examinations for First and Second
Grade certificates viii be held In Provi-
dence ONLY.
All persons intending 20 take the ex.
aminations must notify the undersigned
on or before July OF the grade for
which they wish 10 Re examined and the
THOMAS p. sToCKwELL.
Secretary state Board Of Education.
Boz it22. Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
BROWN BASEBALL

The Amherst Brown game scheduled to
be played yesterday has been cancelled
because of wet grounds at Amherst yes
terday. The team is TO meet Andover to-
day and will wind up the season by n
game Commencement Day with tn,
Columbia college team. This game will
replace the game usually played against
q graduate team,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
SCHEDULE OF BIG YACHTS

A change is to be made in the schedule
or the races for the 90-footers. These
boats are TO race on the sound this week
ana next week they will go to Newport
stopping at New London for the Yale.
Harvard boat race
A series OF six races was TO have been
sailed on Newport. beginning June 27
rms Will be abandoned and the first Of
the series will be sailed on June 30. There
VIII be only five in the series and the
other dates will be July 2, 3, 6 and g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
CHALLENGES

The Reliance Grays defeated the Violet
Streets by n score Of 10 TO s. The line
up is: v. Nysteadt. c.; C. Wood. p.s w.
Spooner. 3b.: T Mclaughlin. r. f.: F.
Almauist. c. T.: p. Lundberg. !. T.. They
would like 70 play any to - year old
team in the city. Send challenges to c.
Wood, $40 Smith street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

dividend of one dollar per share has
been declared payable on Wednesday,
July 1st. proxmo. to stockholders OF
record at the close of business Saturday.
the Goth inst.
WIN. p NYE. Treasurer.
Providence, r.. l.. June Is. 1908.