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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
GRIFFITH HIGH GUN.

Yesterday afternoon shooters from all
over the state met at Newport at the
open meeting Of the Aquidneck Gun club
Of that city. Griffith. the winner OF
the state trophy shot for last week. was
again the winner. He broke 1l5 out OF
125 targets shot at. There were rs men
In the traps and the scores were good.
the day being ideal with the sun shining
brightly.
The Providence Gun club was repre-
septed by Griffith. Root. Arnold. Baines
and Bennett and the Conochet Gun club
OF Nara gansett Pier by McArdle. Win
ters. Serenson and Burns. while the re-
mainder were members OF the Newport
club.
IL was sweeps takes. seven events IN all.
the Providence club carrying off the
honors, with Manchester of the New
port club second gun. Manchester has
now challenged Griffith for the state
trophy, but no date or place for the shoot
has as yet been decided on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
AMONG The HORSES.

New Orleans La. March 1s.-St Pat
rick's day was celebrated by the Louisi-
ana Jockey club by the renewal of the st.
Patrich's handicap at six furlongs. which
enlisted all the good sprinters left over.
Roue was given the top weight with ia
pounds, but that did not comprehend a
liberal concession 10 such as Frank Bell
and Autumn Leaves. The race was ex-
pected TO be mere scramble. Rai
land who has been chasing rich stakes
hereabouts without getting any OF them.
was sent I'm pursuit OF a $500 purse for
horses that had started and had not won
since Dec. 10. He did not have much to
beat.
Archie Zlmmer is having his own
troubles with Jockey Fuller. The jockey
fell out Of an automobile at the carriage
gate yesterday and was arrested. He
was paroled at 10 o'clock last night and
Immediately proceeded To make it good
one At noon he was found hanging to
a lamp post in the hotel district He
had three engagements to ride In the
afternoon but was not IN condition TO
take them.
A heavy raInstorm arrived at the fair
grounds shortly before the horses were
called 10 the post yesterday. II changed
the going 10 a great extent BY the time
that the nth race was run the track
was very sloppy.
Fsvorites wers IN the minority, as four
of the six choices went down 10 defeat
The race mat the heavily played favor
lite. The Messenger, ran in the Nth
caused great deal of comment. The
Messenger finished absolutely hast. Mae
beth somewhat ~ \ good thing wss
the winner NV length.
The last rsce OF the dsy vss run IN a
binding ra'rstorn. Morning Sts- was
the fsvortts m the handicap. DeReszke.
after having In = nice position until the
eighth pole was reached came on and
won IN ssiop from Frank Bell Morn
ing Star fnts ed last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
KEARNS BEATEN.

Lawrence, March ia crowd OF so1
n1enfbers assembled at the West End A
G. last eveping and Witnessed a,rne ene
boxing The main event vns car5ed -
go IL rounds but Tommy SULLIVAN Of
Lawrence defeated Tsu Kesrns Of Brook
lyn in the sNth round II was a hard
bs ttie end az dfferent times both man
were Ia o bad way, but Sullivan had tn.
stamina ard with veN-dfre,trd rSeh, and
left swings he put Kaarns IN suoh a
CONDITION that he was an easy pronost-
Don when the Lawrence boy started in to
put on the finishing touches
kesrns started ont weH. and with hard
rights no the stomach. hs had the Law
renee man IN q bad way. But Sullivan n
was fufl of frs1t and came morn his c,,r-
ner strong In the second and rorped the
hghttns. He lande. hard right over
a bad cut on KesrS eye. This blinded
Ketrns and Sullivan took advantage of
his predicamcnt. Hs landed some ha ri
swings TO the Jaw and Kearrs went to nj,
corner in Distress. After this there was
nothing to II but the La wrence man. and
he beat Kesrps into such n condition that
the referee called nnale at the end OF
tho axth round.
There were three premiinaries, one be-
tween Young Stone and Jack Mclaughlin.
both Of this oty. Mclaughlin won in the
NTH Eddie Nolan ana Bob A1drich OF
Andover nought one round a. the snd OF
which the referee stopped the bout and
DECLARED Nolan the winner Peter
Sweeney OF Manchester " H.. Disposed
OF Yo"ns Hawkins I'm the seni-nnai I'm
one round.
TThs refsree was Martin Flaherty OF
Lowell. and Lindey Roberts OF Lawrence
was timekeeper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
PORTSMOUTH,

Frank A. Munros will not be with
Capt. Hicks this year. having been given
a position on night duty at the Ports
mouth car barn.
Miss Csrs Anthony ls confined to her
home with Illness.
Mrs. John F. Chase. who r. seriosly'
nl. was considered more comfortable
yesterday
pleasing entertajnment was given
Tuesday even ng In Eureka ham by local
talent assisted by Mrs. Fsssenden ot
ssyleevtne and Mrs. Ennis Of New Red
ford
The pls form VAS prettny decorated
with 6sgs The program of entertain
mept was rs follows. Opening song.
"Beautiff HomeSF BY the Ayler
Brothers, Mira Benjamin Greene piano
aocompenist: only Joe. OF q Badly
Spoiled Plan" q drama. Characters, Mr..
" Chester Hedley. Mrs Charles Bor-
den, Mrs. L. u. Macomber and tha
Misses Ethel Grinnsn, Clara l. Brayton
and Jennie sherman; song with banjo
accompaniment, Mrs. James Ennis OF
New Bedford; reading. Jimmie Browns
Sisters wedding Mrs william Eos
senden of Saylesyflle. A draoma, "1he
Deaf tnois" IN which Messrs Thomas
ID. FIner, Frank Thomas and Sydney
Hedley took part. met with appreciation.
Mrs. Ennis gave several whistiing songs
AT which she was proficient. among
them being. The Whistling Servant
Girl" Each actor deserved credit for
their good work Refreshments Of ice
cream. cake and home made candy was
served s' the close OF the entertainment.
bred lswtou. second engineer on ASH
ing steamer George W Humphrey last
season. nl similar position this
season l - amer Waynona cant VII
Nam A tDrneL
Mrs Elizabeth Springer has removed
to the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grnner
Ftfty guests were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. sydney g. Thomas on tho oc-
caSior ~ their house party. which was
the seventh anniversary ~ their mar
risEe. ''phnd Josie phyed the violin.
Games we're also played.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18

engaged In any race under the auspices
or the association, and vessels which do
not display IL Will not have their time
taken by tho judges. The flag is for
the purpose OF aiding the race commit
tee TO determine which boats are IN the
race. and Will command through cour-
tesy the right of way from boats not In
the race. When a boat desires 20 with
draw from race she win be Obliged
10 haul down her racing pennant. 4
sample or the flag viii be made up ac-
oording 10 the design and submitted 10
The members OF the association at It's
next meeting.
II was decided 20 elect measurer for
the association. and Albert @. Davis Of
ncial measiuer of the Edgewood Yacht
club, was chosen. Inc election OF Of
hcers for tho ensuing year resulted in
the unanimous choice OF those who
have served for the past - months
They are as follows: President. Fred
erfck A. Barnes. Rhode Island Yacht
club; vice president George +. Darling
Edgewood Yacht club: secretary.
Thomas l., Bartlett, Fall River Yacht
club: treasurer. Walter s. Alms, OF
Bristol Yacht club.
IL was decided that the date of the
annual race week OF the association cor
respond with the date OF the Astor cup
races, and illumination or the New York
Yacht club feet In Newport hsrbor
IT was voted that the Washington
Park Boating association be asked TO
join the sssoctation The question Of a
cook OF the walk pennant TO be
swsrded 20 the boat in each class WIN
ming the greatest number OF points dur
Ing the race week was discussed. IL
was voted that the chair appoint a COM
mittse Of two to serve with him for the
purpose OF making out a system OF per
centases TO determine the winners OF
these pen
At the suggestion OF the president, the
matter OF publishing a souvenir booklet
of race week was brought up FOR dis
ciisston. IT was suggested that a book
containing information OF value 10
yachtsmen. tide tables. maps OF race
courses, photographs OF yachting sub
jects, and similar material be gotten out
as souvenir OF the annual race week
A committee was appointed. consisting
OF the chair, and Messrs. Buriingame
and Flint To prepare draft OF a book
OF this character. and submit estimates
OF the cost OF publishing IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
YACHT CLUB MEETING.

Last evening the annual meeting Of
the Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing as
sociatSon was held in the rooms OF thu
Crown hotel with representatives from
the Rhode Island. Edgewood and Fail
River clubs present.
The principal business OF the meeting
was the selection ~ a pennsnt This
matter was placed In the hands OF a
committee at the last meeting previous.
and IL presented number OF designs
from which the choice might be made
Some time wss devoted to discussing tho
merits OF several. after which one was
chosen.
The chcfoe nj those preSent provides
FOR rectangular blue flag about is by
n Inches. In the centre is square ~
white about one-fourth The total area
of the nag. and on this Nhtc square IL
a blue stan ~ such size that n ieaVes
considers bic margin 81 The white around
n nis fss ~ 20 be fuvn from the
main peak OF all sailing vessels when
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
VAL DUCK PIN FINALS.
NEW NAToNAB TOURNAMENT.
Three
INTERSCHOLASTlC MEET,

II MAS decided wednesday az tho meet
ing OF the Delegates from the several
members OF the rnter-schoiastic league
that In addition TO the track meet In
which the members win compete under
The auspices Of the Athletic association Of
Brown Cpiversity there wiu b> spofher
and Independent meet as there has been
IN the seasons past
TIE one at Brown will be held on the
9th OF April whis the Inter scholastic
meeting win be held on tho ast OF Nav.
The coaches of the teams ere being
chosen and already Classical High school
has secured the services Of Mr.. Cross Of
Brown and the first meeting OF the candi-
dates win bs held on Monday
There has been one meeting already this
season in which the University school
was beaten and IL is determined 20 keep
up the record begun. n Clarke has been
elected captain OF the team for this year.
IL was stated that the management of
the Brown meet had decided to Offer
three medal and a perme nent trophy 20
become the possession OF the team win
ming IL oftenest IN three years. The med
ais are TO be one az gold. silver and
bronze.
The athletic department OF the school
Wishes II announced that the statement
made IN one OF the publications a few
days ago to the sreet that the champion
ship In hockey had been awarded vas
wrong In that three teams ere tied for
hrst place whereas the tie mad been played
on between but two OF them and the bat
TIE Il still 10 be fought with the remaining
teams owing To the lack of ice there can
be no nnal settlement con seauentiy there
can be no awarding Of the championship
In baseball matters there IL also 10.
cioed fnferest and the prospect ~ good
tea m Most OF the. men On the team last
year are IN school again In addition 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
YALE CREW AT TABLE.

New Haven, Conn. March 1s.-The
Yale varsity crew, which was sent to the
training table yesterday. was made up
as follows:
Stroke. Capt. Walter Cross: seven.
Morse; six, Whittier; fve. Miller: four.
Fish; three. Chase; two. Scott; bow.
Weeks; substitute. Whitney. OF this
squad, Cross, Whittier and Miller were
in last years varsity crew; Morse, Whit
ney, Chase, Scott and Weeks were in
last years freshman crew. Fish was a
member OF the varsity four oar last year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
STOVE GOT BUSY.
II Was Filled With OIL, Was Overturned
and Caused a Fire.

An alarm was given from box 2i7 at Z
o'clock, last evening. for a fire in Mrs.
Catherine McKay's lodging house, lsi
Chestnut street.
Miss Clara Clark lighted kerosene
stove and left her room for few min
utes
Upon her return she found the apart
ment was wen ablaze. the stove having
been overturned
The IRE WAS hot one while IL lasted.
destroying all Miss Cisrkes wearing APP
parel and several valuable books
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18

which there are a safflclency OF new men
out TO make the squad about %.
The management OF the Classical team
had been very fortunate in securing the
srevtces OF "Bill Grey" the popular cap
tain of last years championship team at
Brown. He will meet the squad tomorrow
at Adelaide Paak and work will commence
In earnest. Flynn has baen elected captain
OF the team and both he and tho manager,
Mr. L. v. Elder. express the dsternlina-
tion and the hope OF beating Pawtucket
this year since these teams were tied for
second place last season
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
Gratefully yours.
MRS. A. l.. WALKER.
n Mcdaniel St, Atlanta, Ga.


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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
Several Good Totals Made in N. E.
League Bowling Events.
De ReSzke Won ST. Patrick'S, Beating
Many FavoriteS.

n was thought that this would he
week OF small scores among the bowlers,
but In this the misanthropes were wrong.
for I'm the series or the New England
league last evening several teams made
high scores and also some OF the indi-
vidual players. The Hope team met the
won two of the three games played. Cat
terson was the best man for the evening.
while cahill was only four pins bshind.
Their scores were 297 snd Ba respect
iyely Cshll now has an average or
~ LOO. Summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
lldn't Know | Had Kidney TTcuhIs

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
RAILROAD RATES TO ST. LOUIS Ex.
POSITION VIA BOSTON 4 ALBANY
AND NEW YopK CENTRAL

Announcement Il made Of ssT2s. fifteen
dsys: $3.50 SIXTY days ard $40 90 for
season tickets from Worcester VIA the
New York Central lines. For fun par
ticulars send for descriptive folder A..
s. Hanson, Gen. Pass. Agt.. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
NEW YACHTING ASSOCIATION.

Boston. March is-Ths Yacht Racing
association " Massachusetts held rs an
nusl meeting ~ the heedaus r+~rs ~ the
Boston Yacht club Rowes wharf, last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18

In the series on the Narrasansett alleys
last evening tho No Q team won all three
games from the No. team. Kerr was the
high man for the evening. but his score
or 2ss was not large enough TO ovsrbalance
the poorer work OF the remainder OF tho
players. Summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
THOUSANDS Of WOMEN HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE and NEVER SUSPECT t.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
TEAM NO. g.
At MANCHESTER UNITY.

The Liberty team won three straight
ga mes from the No. Mckinley men I'm
the Manchester Unity tournament last
evening Williams score OF 2ss was the
best or the individuals for the evening
though several others were very good
also Summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE

washington trips are scheduled to leave
Boston Feb. 2eto. March 1lth- asth, April
sth -22d. May 6th; $500 covers all en-
psnses for seven days trip texcept sup
per on Fall River Line); i've days In
Washington at nrst class hotels. vislt 90
Philadelphia: longer stopov At Wah>
lngton, Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York n desired.
FIoRIDA-March 7th-ssase inclz,sss
all expenses going with stop In wsshhs-
ton. good 10 return until May cls4
Drop postal for illustrated bookioo
and gutde 20 Washington ~ Joe. n Yss-
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Bostcn, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
LIBERTY.
SPECIAL ON HOPE.

The team from Wightman & Hough met
that from Foster < Brothers In a series OF
special games on the Hope alleys last
evening and won two OF the three games
played Harris made the best showing
for the evening among the individuals
with Hathaway following closely. Sum
mary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
MUSIC HALL.

PECK ST 2. RANDALL SO. /.
The Peck Street team met that Of the
Randall Square alleys and allowed tho
later to have but one Of the thre games
played Phillips was the best man for
the evening. with 2S9 pins. Several others
made scores near tho same figures. sum
mary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
HOPE.


pAWT. VALLEY 3. FAIL RIVER Q.
In the series OF the New England
league last evening the team from ths
PawtuNet valley met that from Fall
River and allowed the latter not one OF
the three games played Whitford was
the high man for the contest, making a
total Of 304 pins. There we're a mum
ber or other scores that approached very
near the 300 mark Summary:
A -. ~ ~, /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
PAWTuXET VALLEY.
Strings
HATL 8. PROV1DENCE 0.

MUSIC HALL g. PROVIDENCE 0.
The Music Hall team met that from
Providence In the tournament OF the New
England league. and allowed not one OF
the games to go To the latter Nc
guiston and Hall each made 300 or over
and there were several good scores by
the other men. McQuiston had singles
OF i02 and III. Summary:
MUSIC HALL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18

NICKEL PLATE ROADS NEW
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
One way or round trip tickets on -sis
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
PECK STREET.


POCASSET g. BROWN l.
In the series of the Inter Club Duck
Pin league last evening the Poca sset
team Won two Of the three games A. m
the Brown team. Budlong made the best
score OF the evening while KeNnAr con-
unues 10 lead among the bowlers Of the
Brown team Summary:
POCAsSET
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The establishment of John III. Good
win on Washington street at Biddeford,
was broken into by burglars. Tuesday
night. box of cigars was stolen and
IS taken from the cash drawer. The
officers who have been notified have a
clew. which they think will lead to the
arrest Of the thieves. An entrance was
effected through a window in the rear
of the cigar store.
Arthur II. Plante, formerly OF the
Boston Riding Academy. was thrown
from his horse on Court street, Auburn,
Wednesday. and had his shoulder dis
located ana Il three-inch cash cut In
his scalp. The horse became frightened
at ar electric car and SHE'D into an
electric light pole. Mr.. Plante has been
in the two cities some three or four
weeks ana has several pupils in riding.
He was riding alone ut the time Of
the accident
An electric car on the I2iverton line
struck and smashed n buggy, Wednes-
day evening. slightly injurng the
driver. Miss Irene Miller Of Chicago,
who sat on the front seat of the car,
was badly shaken up. She was taken
to Portland to the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Home. While her
| condition has somewhat improved, she
is threatened with complete nervous
| prostration, the result of fright rather
| than of any actual injury.
Thursday afternoon, at - 20 o'clock
| Napoleon Grenier. who was at work on
the stone foundation for the new block
of Mrs. Shea on Main street. Lewiston.
| f,,I
| nearly two feet square was beirg NOV
ed on the derrick to the foundation
when 1t slipped and fell on Mr.. Grrnipr.
At first it was thought the man was
most severely injured and he was re
moved to the Sisters hospital Here it
was found that one leg had been brok-
en-. This is the most serious injury
Lewiston Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-26
AMBUsHED BY NATIVES.
Constabulary Held Up in leyte-
Bandits Active on Mindanao.

Manila, Aug. 25.-A detail of native
constabulary has been ambushed on the
Island of Leyte by a superior force Of
bandits. Capt. H. Barrett of the con-
stabulary. was killed in the fighting.
There has been trouble in the prov
ince of Mizamis, Island OF Mindranao.
where bandits have looted several
towns. The natives were defied and
Pablo Mercado and his family were
kidnapped. Mercado was accused Of
being 100 friendly with the Americans.
Thre, Chinese stores were burned. Four
natives were murdered, three of them
being buried alive. Col. Harbard Of the
COASTAL ulary, is now on the trail Of the
bandits.
Lieu! Thornton of the constabulary.
has MT death by drowning near Dagu-
pin, Island OF Luzon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-26
Let's Have Some Band Concerts.

Isn't it about time for another band
concert? The concerts have been rath-
er few this summer, and the band men
say it is not their fault as they are
only too willing to play at any time.
The storekeepers do not want the con-
certs, Friday evenings, as it interferes
with their trade, the stores being kept
open that evening, but there are plenty
of other evenings in the week. Con-
certs are given on Water street by
Boulette's Band with pleasing regular
ity, but the people in the upper end of
the city would like to hear a concert by
Halls Band before the weather is too
cold.