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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05

silver dollars for every mile. 80 OF them
for the finish Of ea~'' one OF ten periods
OF the race. and 81, 100 at the finish.
The race is 10 be a contest for the six
day team championship OF America and
will commence June J. the riders compet-
ing two hours in the afternoon. and two
in the evening, until Saturday when six
hours will be ridden.
The contest Ia a decided innovation
over the customary six day races and
the dollars at the close OF each mile will
serve to keep the men on the jump. The
finishing prizes OF each period OF the race,
OF which there are 10. will be so. s15. $40
and IS. The winners will receive $500.
first; $500 second: $500 third: $3.50. fourth !:
800, nth; SIS. sixth; s75, seventh, and $50
eighth.
Motor exhibitions and races will be
plentifully sprinkled on the cards and the
races should prove OF international in
terest.
Plans are being formed for an annual
contest for the team championship OF
America TO be held at the Colosseum
track
The racing In two-hour stretches, two
in the afternoon. from $3.50 10 $780, and
two in the evening. from $50 20 1890, on
four days OF the week, provides a rest
ing spell for the riders. and insures their
condition for the hardest sort OF racing
at all times. The final stretch OF six
hours will tax speed and endurance. on
the final day. the start is at In tho af
ternoon. with the finish ut 10 at night.
Most of the top notch performers have
agnifed their intention OF taking part
The total prize list for the event amounts
to 80 800 equal 10 the winnings from about
eight sprint races, and IL said 10 be one
OF the most liberal purses ever hung up
for professional riders.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
GRAND CIRCUIT ITEMS.

w. II. Lake. an Englishman. who has
been down at Memphis this winter study
Ing the American method OF educating
the light harness horse. has invented a
new racing shoe which experts like Geers.
McHenry and Benson predict will have
an influence second only TO that Of the
bike sulky.
Mr.. Lake invented the shoe To remedy
some OF the faults which harass double
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
CAMP LIFE.

The Providence News Summer Resort
Bureau can supply you with guides to
the very pest sections Of New England
IL you are looking for a good camp for
the coming summer. Excellent fishing
among the Maine woods and other sec
tions. Booklets free to all applicants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
HARVARD .. DARTMOUTH 1.


Harvard defeated Dartmouth to 1 on
the Dartmouth oval yesterday. Glaze
pitched an excellent game against Har-
ward but received the poorest support
Harvard's game was only fair and II
Glaze had decent support the Harvard
boys would have found themselves In a
pitchers battle. Score by innings
Innings ........ 2 3 s s 7se
Harvard .......... 0 o 4-e
Dartmouth ...... o o o 0 0 OIL
Hits-fiarvard s: Dartmouth 5. Err
rors-Harvard 5: Dartmouth 10 Batteries
-Coburn and Herman; Glaze and Nc
Cabe.
The Rough Riders are willing to chal-
lense all teams under u years of age. The
players are as follows:
r.. Fosket, c.; j. Gibln, D.; F. HASTE.
lb.i +. Regan, 2b.: G.. Fosket. 3b.: f..
Crotty, tcaptain,) s. s.: r. McLaughlin.
!. T.; r. Mayor, c. r.: C. Regan, r. Z. All
challenges can be addressed to r. Nc
Laughlin. 56 Benefit street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05

Here is very Scotch story Of an old
cadde and his wife. The minister who
was called In tried to comfort the wife,
saying that while John was very weak
he was evidently ready for better
world. Unexpectedly however, Jonn
rallied, and said to his wife:
Jenny, my woman. l may be spared
to We yet"
ma. ma. joint was the reply; we're
prepared and I'm resigned! Dee noof
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
CYCLING.

Col Felix r. wendelschaefer. manager
Of the Providence Colosseum. has ar
ranged several novel contests for the Col
osseum track this season.
A team race has been arranged with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
PITTsBURG S. CHICAGO 3.

In an excellent game at Pittsburg yes
terday Chicago was defeated to 3. The
Champions touched up Lundberp for
three runs In the opening inning but dur
Ing the remainder OF the game could do
nothing with his delivery.
Doheny pitched good balll and received
good support. Attendance 2,As The
score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
NATIONAL LEAaU;.

Brooklyn shut out Philadelphia on the
latter's grounds yesterday TO o..
Schmidt was in excellent form and aided
by fast fielding kept the locals from
scoring.
Brooklyn did good work at bat making
hits when they were needed and count
ed as runs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
CINCINNATI I. ST. LOUIS 1.

CINCINNATI 4. ST. LOUIS l.
The visiting At. Louis lost their fourth
consecutive game TO the Reds yester-
day before 1900 persons.
'Doolin's mum Of a ny in tile opcning
inning allowed the visitors their onl.,
run. but he made up for his error By lin
Ing out homer In the NTH. the first
made by a Red Stocking this season
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
BALTIMORE 4. TORONTO q.

Baltimore played its first game with the
visiting Toronto team yesterday In one of
the cleanest games ever seen on the Balti-
more grounds.
The game developed into pitchers bat
tie and the champions pitcher was de-
feated
The game was studded with whirlwind
features In every department and sensa-
tonal plays canie so often that they
seemed the rule rather than the excep-
ton
Tom Brown umpired the contest Nand
proved most unsatisfactory in the posi-
tion. Attendance lO0l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05

GAMES TODAY.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Rochester
Newark at Providence.
Jersey City at Worcester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
NEW ENGLAND LEiGUe,

The Fall River team was defeated at
Nashua, N. H.. yesterday in a rather
tame contest.
Herzog was batted for four runs in the
first and Yeager was put on the slab.
Features OF the contest were the running
catches Of McManus. Soffel and Labelle.
Attendance 40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
CHICAGO 8. DETROIT 5.

Comiskey's White Stockings made a
great rally In the last inning OF the
game at Chicago yesterday and won out
from Detroit s TO g.
The all-round work OF Tom DAILY. the
batting OF Isbell and the base running
OF Flaherty. who succeeded Owen in the
box in the seventh inning, proved the
features of Chicagos playing. Meal
lister. Elberfed and Crawford did the
best work for the visitors Weather
fair Attendance 100 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05

Hits-Manchester 49, Brockton Q. Errors
= Manchester 2; Brockton !. Umpire-kins
OF Brockton. Tfme-lh. 5Sm. Attendance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn At Philadelphia
st. Louis at Cincinnati
chicago at Pittsburg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at eNw York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
BARBARA, A WOMAN OF THE IVES
By John H Whttson.

published by Little. Brown & Co.. Pub
fishers, Boston,.
There is no deep plot In this story which
is purely a simple tale OF life In the west
"a few years In the existence OF wom-
an who meets with trouble. Barbara is
the central figure and and IL takes her
through a few years search for her hus-
band who mysteriously disappeared. AS
character study IL is fair piece OF
work There Is just a little or love In
few OF the chapters which is put In a
very readable manner.
on the whole there is nothing OF par
ticular force to the book-duite as we
say--a simple tale but we'll told.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
Rochester Bunches Six Runs in Six h
in Great Batting Rally.
Phi|Ii0S We're Unable to Score Against
Brooklyn Yesterday.

Rochester found Atherton's delivery in
the sixth inning yesterday in
its game with the visiting Buffaioes and
brought In six runs before retiring. Bar
ring this inning Rochester did not secure
q run
McFarlan was effective In the box for
the home team. Attendance 1900.
Innings .....1 2 8 s So
Rochester ..........0 0 o 0 o 6 O o x s
6unalo .............2 0 ! 0 ! 0 0 o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05

Haverhill ]. Umpire-Rudderham. Time
lh. S5m. Attendance $50.
MANCHESTER 10, BROCKToN g.
Brockton was defeated at Manchester
yesterday by the big score of 10 TO 3,
loose fielding on the part OF the visitors
being the features OF the game. Manches-
ter played fast bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
ST. LOUIS 8. CLEVELAND 1.

At 81. Louis yesterday the Cleveland
team was defeated s TO /. Four runs
were made In the sixth off four hits. a
sacrifice. error and pass to first. At
tendance 100.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
NEW BOOKS.
THAT PRINTER OF UNDELL's, BY

THAT PRINTER OF UNDELL's. BY
Harold Bell Wright.
published by the Book Supply company.
2ss Wabash avenue. Chicago. Price
s1.5o).
In a IL mo. book cloth the author has
given 10 the reading public a most clever
bit of fiction. very unique in its concep-
ton. filed with lessons OF truth and at
times tragic. or to speak more explicitly
abounding in excellent situations.
The scene OF the tale He's in the middle
west. that section which forms a back
ground for some OF our best stories. The
reader is interested from the very first
and each chapter grows more interesting.
The love story-there must always be
some sort OF love story-that runs
through It is pathetic. One grows to
know and feel for each individual char
acter before the book Is finished. which is
done with regret
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOSTON 8. WASHINGTON 4.

Washington lost at Boston yesterday
through errors. most excusabie consider
ing the wet grounds and wintery weather.
Patton was a success when he handed
out speed but his slow balls were batted
all over the field.
Hughes was a little erratic in his de-
livery but steadied down at critical per-
iods. Attendance WAS the lightest ever
registered at the American League park.
Innings\ ........ 2 3 6 q
Boston ..a......... o o 0 / / 0 Ks
Washington 49,. 0 0 1 2 o 0 o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
LAWRENCE 4, CONCORD 2.

The visiting Lawrence team was ont
played in all departments OF the game
yesterday at Concord but the local team
lost the game through Taylor's free tick
cts and slow base running:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-05
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Private wire connections with New
York. Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago
Stock Exchanges. orders executed for
cash or marginal account. Send for,our
Hand Book on Rhode Island Securities.
TELEPHONES 1856 AND 1887.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-09
Au LYCEuM

"Northern Lights un melo-dra.
me par James W. Harkins, Jr, Sc
ra represents au Lyceum par la
troupe Ferris pendant une semai-
ne, commencant dimanche soir le
IL Oct q Sis heures.
C'est une representation de la
vie sociale mllitaire sur la R6ser-
We Rose Bud dams POaest du Mon
tana.
LIE Ter acte repr6sente l'ext6r1-
eur de la demeure de Sherwood,
Fort Terry, Montana, lie 2e acte
repr6sente l'int6rleur de la demeu-
re de Sherwood. LIE Be acte, une
section du terrain lie parade pres
de la demeure de Sherwood.
LIE 4e acte, scene lore, demeure
du General Croakgoose Greek
Montana; 2e scene, Commando
ment du Colonel Gray sur le ro-
cher au dessus de la riviere Ton.
que, Montana. "The Northern
Lights. En- 1877, vers l'6poque
du massacre Custer.
Apres Northern Lights, on YER
"a Dick Ferris dams "Raceful Val
lev"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-09
LIE Bureau de Immigration

LIE Bureau de Immigration
Washington, Went de publier
ane statistlque disant que le NOM
IRE des Immigrants arrives aux
bEtats- Unis pendant le mois d'aod
de cette aimee a etc beaucoup plus
considerable que celui de l'ann6e
pr6c6dente. II await etc en- 1902 de
Is, $40 ct cette'ann6e ci de 64,977.
LIE pays d'od viennent le plus
grand nombre d'6migrants sont
Hongrie, le Danemark,
la Finlande, l'Allemagne, pAngle-
terre, l'Italie, la Russie, pEcosse,
l'Irlande ct lie pays de GALES. II y
a Gu diminution notable dams le
nombre d'immigrants provenant de
la Suede ct de la Norv6ge.
-L'Angleterre passe par une
crise fnanci6re apr6s la crise mi
nist6rielle. Les consolld6s anglais
sont descendns cette semaine U.S.
qua 81, cote la plus basse gu'ils
aient atteint depuis 1866. Une
grande depression regne sur le
march6 q la Bourse,
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Une cure remarquable est

Une cure remarquable est
celle rapport6e par M. Adolphe,
de Burllngame, Kans. II semblalt
etre condamn6 q une mort certai-
ne, mails IL Novoro du DR.. Pierre
le sauva. "Burlingame, Kans., le
Ter Juliet 1902. DR.. Peter Fair.
ney, Chicago, Ill. Cher monsieur:
Je ne peux pas par 6crit donner au
Novoro tout le m6rite auquel il a
droit. J'avais, il y a de celia huit
mois, un abc6s dams l'estomac qui
occaislonnait le passage dune he
morrhagie dams les intestins. LIE
cas- 6tait persistent. Tout ce que
lon pouvait faire pour moi 6tait
de me tenir en- vie entin d'6pargner
les frais reinforcement. J'entendis
parler de votre Novoro, ct apr6s
en- avoir pris deux bouteilles je
commercial a me remettre ct au-
]ourd'hui je suis un homme en-
bonnie sant6. Ceci nest pas un con-
to, car tout lie monde dams le villa
go salt dams quelle condition Je
trouvais. Votre tres reconnaissance,
George Adolphe". Veuillez vous
rappeler que le Novoro du DR..
Pierre ne peut pas etre obtenn dams
les pharmacies, mails gull est VEN
du par Piuterm6diaire d'agents sp6-
ciaux, GU directement par le pro-
pri6taire, le DR.. T. Fahrney, ll2-
ia S. hoyne Avenue, Chicago,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-09

lie rapport annuel du d6par-
tement des rebuts du ministere
des postes des Etats- Unis, pour
l'ann6e .fscale termln6e le 30 JUN
1908, indique qu'on y a recu plus
de dix millions de pieces. L'argent
trouv6 dams les lettres SO monte q
$$48,634. Les papiers de CONNER
CO, tells que traites, cheques, man.
OATS, ETC., repr6sentant la valeur
de ST. ,4493, 563. LIE nombre des pa
quets de marchandises reeus Sc
l6ve a 254,580. Ces paquets, lors
quill a 6t6 possible, ont 6t6 remis
d leurs propri6taires. 2l9,95O let
tres ct paquets contenaient des
photographers. Les lettres domes-
tiques NAL adress6es 6taient au
nombre de 554,2Ol.. 23l,032 lettres
ont 6t6 d6tenues faute de timbres.
Belgrade, Ter octobre.-Le pro.
cAs des officers accuses de com.
plot contre les assassins du roj
Alexandra ct de la refine Draga
Went de sc terminer.
LIE capitaine Novakovitch, qui
passait pour l'organisateur du
complot, ct le capitaine Lazare.
WIGHT ont 6t6 condamn6s a deuz
ans de prison ct a la radiation DIES
cadres de l'arm6e. M. Velikovitch,
ancien aide de camp do roi Alex
andre ct le capitaine Lotkijevitch,
ont 6t6 condamn6 q I'm mois de
prison. D'aut4 es officers, qui
avaient pris une part au complot,
ont 6t6 condamnes q des peines
variant de trois mo1s d I'm an
d'emprisonnement.
Les condamn6s ont demand6
que toute laff4ire soft soumise au
corps DIES officers, d6clarant que
81 ceux-ci SO prononcaient contre
eux, lis 6taient prets q subir lee
peines les plus s6veres. On sat-
tend a CO que lie roi Pierre gracie
tous les conspeiraturs.
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DULUTH.

Les cataractes c6lestes sont done
in6puisables! II pleut encore. Ill
pleut toujours. Quand oessera-t-
ellie, cette pluie ennuyeuse? IN
prix q qui lie dira ct un plus grand
prix q qui la fera cesser.
Honorable Joseph Dubuc,
juge on chef de la cour du Banc
ldu Ro1 au Canada, est arrive q
Duluth, dimanche matin, le 4 &C.
tobre. Mile Antoinette Saucier ct
le DR. l.. M. Rrunet 6taieota la
care pour le recevoir. M. le JUICE
Dubuc ma gue.e pu admirer le
beau ciel de Duluth, e%ar,tout le
temps de sa vlsite. lie ciel 6tait cou-
vert d'6pais nuages sombres. II est
reparti le 9 octobre pour Winnl-
peg. II n'6tait pas venu q Duluth
depuis 1882. M. le JUICE Dupuc ct
le DIR L.. M. Brunei, anciens 6l4-
YES du college de Montreal, ami 3
d'abord, puls amis ct parents ont
6voqu6 tous les temps h6roiques de
leur jeunesse ct d'autres @poques
do leur vie. Les orellles dun
grand nombre des"anciens 'dojvent
avoir tinter agr6ablement pen
dant la semaine que le JUICE Du-
buc a pass6 chez son beau-frere,
le DR. l.. M. Brunei. Aucun de ces
bons ct v1als amis d'autrefoiR, en-
core, toujours des amls, ma 6t6
oubli6. Que de engagements sur
venus depuis me trentaine dan
n6es chez ces 6tudiauts d'autre-
fois, aujourd'hui des hommes fai-
SAINT les luttes de la vie dams leurs
spheres divers!
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Apres le tour de la police, c'est
celui des 6chevins qui ont fat de
l'agiotage.
LIE grand ]ur6 sous la pr6siden-
CO de G. A. Quist, l'irr6pressible G.
A. GUST, examine en- CO moment
les dosslers politiques de plusieurs
6chevins qui auraient saign6 plu-
sieurs compagnies de chemins de
fer en- retour de faveurs accord6es
par le Conseil de Vile.
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Hurley. Wis.

L'6lection DIES officers de la So
ci6t6 des m6decins du comt6 d.
ron a Gu lieu same Ii dernier q
lHotel Burton a Hurley Wis.
Voicl la liste des officers 6lus
pour Pann6e 1904:
President, DIR W. Harquart, de
Iron Bet, Wis.
Vice pres. Dr. l.. 2. L.. Galllardet
de Hurley, Wis:
Secr6taire, d.. E. Hambly de
Gill, Wis.
Tr6sorier, Dr. A. Uren de Mon
tr6al, Wis.
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l'anglals, la faute en- est aux notres
qui ne le patronnent pas CONNIE Ills
le devraient.

le devraient.

Les partisans' du Libre Echan-
ge Won't bientot perdre le seul
exemple de leur th6orle dams la
Grande Bretagne, 81 l'on on croft
le Cabinet Balfour ct rHon. Jo-
seph Chamberlain.
Ce dernier Went de d6missio-
ner atm de precher la Protection
mieux 3 son aise ct de m6nager le
parti conservatism a glals qui
chancelle depuis la resignation de
cling ministries, tous adeptes de la
doctrine Golden mise en- force il y
a quelque clnquante ans.
Depuis cette 6poque memorable
les tariffs protectors SO sont i'm
plant6s dams tous les pays du mon
dc avec lesquels la Grande Bre-
tagne commerce, meme dams ses
colonies. LIE r6sultat inevitable
est que les produits ang(als CO.
dent le pas a Particle allemand ct
AMERICAN. Ces deux pays ayant un
march6 6lev6 chez eux, ct po1vant
90 payer le luxe d'6couler leurs
surplus q bon march6 chez l'6tran-
ger.
LIE consommateur anglals s'est
emu de CO enlargement projet6
par les conservateurs ct la cons6-
quence est que les liberaux aurcnt
un avantage inesp6r6 dams le pro-
chain parchment ct durant les Cleo
tions qui s'ensuivront. LIE pam
cher est un cri qui fat gagnel
nombres de luttes 6lectorales.
II semble, tout de nome, que
|rheure soft arriv6e de 6ngocie1
avec les gouvernements 6trangers
DIES trait6s de ~,6ciprocit6; mails
pour celia, il faut un tariff protec'
teur qui permette aux homme'
d'Etat anglais de fermer on d'ou
vrir les portes de leur douane, &C.
lon que leurs confre1es de l'6tran
ger seront plus GU moins accom-
modants.
A l'heure pr6sente l'Angleterr'
de peut rien offrir nj rien retirer
car ellie est libre' 6changiste, 9
Chamberlain constate que les co
lonies anglaises tourneront bien
tot le dos q la mere patrie; CO qu'
cette derni4re ne peut endure:
longtemps sans voir d6cliner sol
prestige co mme refine du CONNER
CO international.
L'Angleterre une fois lanc6'
dams cette vote, il faudra que le
Etsts- Unis acceptent l'in6vitabl
ct consentent q retirer de leur
dossiers les nombreux trait6s d.
r6ciprocit6 n6goci6s sous l'admi
nistration Nc Kinley, ct y aJou
! ter IN autre avec la nouvelle con
vertie au tariff protecteur ct cha
que pays tirer son 6pingle du je,
a qui mieux mieux.
Les republicans devront mo
differ le tariff ct 80 plier aux cir
constances, tandis que les demo
crates oubljeront leur refrain Ii
bre- 6changiste pour adopter III
systemic douanier qui t1endra de
deux vieilles ecoles politiques e
qui s'appellera R6clprocat6, le ia
riff de l'avenir.
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qui Sc rapporta directement aux
fonctions g6n6ratrices. D'autant
plus que, dams la majorit6 des cas-
une faiblesse implique lautre.
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LIE no DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ses correspondent 8.
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