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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09

came home winner. Salt and Pepper
beat Linda Lee by half length. with
Intrigue fve lengths away.
John A. brakes s25. 900 Britisher, 4 10
favorite. went down 10 ignominious
a 10 l shot. won; HiIdebrand rode an
other winner I'm the lightweight handl-
cap. when he made all the running w4.h
James V. and finished three lengths TO
the good.
Only an ordinary card was presented 10
good sized crowd at Harlem track. Chi
cago. yesterday. The weather was good.
but the track was very heavy. Probably
the best race OF the day was the steeple-
chase. over the short course, In which
nine started and all finished but Allie
glance. who fell at the third Jump, then
finished the course riderless and ran four
miles before stopping Creolin was the
favorite. but got no part OF the money.
Handvice. at 10 to !. won easily from
John r. Owens.
The three days light harness race meet
ing at Granite State park. Dover. N. H..
closed yesterday. with three events on
the card. Lisonjero was the favorite In
the 2:23 trot and won easily I'm straight
heats. In the AIS pace Lizzie McChard
Canadian mare. was backed heavily 70
win, but Stephen p was never headed
after once taking the lead at the turn
in the first heat and won In straight
heats. John Riley uncovered the winner
In the 2:l4 trot In Ralph Wick who easily
outfooted Lake Queen. the favorite, and
won In straight heats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
DON'T FAVOR The PARK.
-Four Glasses Of Residents Who Are Salts.
fled With Remnant Of Cove Land.

There are two classes Of people in this
city at least that win regret to see the
peculiarly shaped pieces OF land that lay
to the northward OF the Union passenger
station go under tho care Of the park
department and be made into a prim
looking and appropriate foreground for
the state house and the normal school
on the hill.
The class that win be financially af-
fected IL the unkernpt but Industrious
being that haunts the open spaces on
damp mornings seeking the delicately
Favored mushrooms that are served up
on hundreds Of dinner tables through the
city. Morning after morning the bowed
figures could be seen, case knives In
hand. delving amongst the roots and
weeds for the edible morsels.
No elaborate outfit was required. a
common paper bag holding enough To
bring in a considerable sum 10 the sue
cessful hunter. and as many as balf a
dozen were at work there some days.
At other seasons they have been seen
there In search Of the srtichokes which
grsw there In considerable numbers and
this pastime, or occupation rather, will
have to be given up also. The park de-
partment will not care to have tho grass
roots torn up by case knives for any
amount of artfcho<es.
The other folk who will be sorry are
the small boys Of the section and OF the
north end district, which is but few
blocks away. II has for long time
been a favorite ball ground with them as
well as the lads from the factories in the
vicinity who played for portion Of
their moon hour each day when tho
weather permitted. Many red hot con-
-
in the past, but their day Is now almost
on er and the era when appearances are
10 be considered Is 60 be ushered I'm. ihe
youngsters would undoubtedly appreciate
a recreation park In this locality more
than they would a flower garden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09

worse. had not the virago taken the man
by the collar one day, saying:
You'd better scoot from under my
feet, II you care for your bones. You
shall never SEQ Miss Macheca again.
while ] am here"
Margaret, who from the first sight had
always hated Monasterio. did not care
much for the teaSer now. and showed
him her teeth. thinking that he was OF no
more use
That was a frank and open declaration
OF war, against which the man had 10
"cry small" finding himself placed in a
very critical condition, being checked I'm
every movement and curbed on every
side.
lie could not rail az tho women, lest
they might acknowledge 10 the uncle the
assistance he had rendered them In gain
admission 20 the owls Nest" neither
could he incite Macheca against them.
since the uncle was now apparently very
kindly disposed toward the niece
Disappointed and spiteful. Monasterio
posted all his batteries against Orsini as
his scapegoat: but neither on this side
were things progressing 90 Monastcrio's =
taste and satisfaction and he began 10
think that be was not man "born with
a silver spoon I'm his mouth"
Notwithstanding the fact that Monas-
terio was I'm continuous communication
with Scancldi. who. with more exactness
and steadiness than faithfulness. report
cd every night the manner OF proceeding
Slnd the progress made I'm carrying out
his cruel commission, yet every night
Scaffoldi reported new hlndrance
which he had met and consequently. a
new defeat and another setback for Mon
asterio's elaborated schemes
The hfteen days assigned for the as
TO- aH ge41 4
the Grand Master himself became ex-
tremely interested and stirred up by the
abnormal issue. by the anomaly OF such
delay In carrying out the decision OF the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
EMPIRE THEATRE.

The Dot Karroll Stock company al the
Empire will offer next week an interest
ing play ny Justin Adams, who
dramatized quincy Adams Sawyer. en-
titled "a Daughter OF the South" It's
story is told in four acts. the scene is
Virginia. the time about the close OF the
Civil war. The only daughter OF Judge
Randolph, a rich southern planter, Phyllis
Randolph, has met at visit 10 Washing
ton, just before the war began, young
northerner. Edward Carleton. with whom
she had fallen I'm love. Carleton, filled
with zeal for his country's cause, has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09

enlisted In the Union army. and by feats
OF bravery risen from the ranks TO
captaincy.
A cousin OF Phyllis George Stewart.
colonel in the Confederate army, who has
long been an unsuccessful suitor for her
hand. discovers her love for Carleton. and
derounces her to her family as a traitor
TO the cause Of the South In loving
Yankee. Carleton. with a body OF Union
Calvary is I'm the vicinity OF the Randolph
estate. and Stewart. sending false mes
sage, supposed TO be from Phyllis TO him
for assistance, brings him alone TO the
house where he Is captured by Stewart's
men. Being in disguise. he is condemned
as a spy and sentenced TO be hanged.
Phyllis, with the aid OF a faithful ser
want, tries TO rescue him, but is detected
by Stewart, who In a At OF Jealous rage
tries to shoot Carleton. but a timely shot
through the window fired by Corporal
Clancy. Carletons orderly, spoils his aim
and kills him. Old Pete, arriving with
body OF Union cavalry saves Carleton
from execution, and news coming from
Richmond of the fan OF Richmond and
the surrender OF Gen. Lee, the judge re-
lents, and gives his consent to Phyllis
marriage to Carleton. and the story ends
happily. A Some new novelties in special
ties will'be seen between acts this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09

serious one. but it is developed with so
many laughable situations and such
scintillating dialogue that the spectator
is kept in a state OF hilarity Throughout
the entire play. II deals with the sacri-
fee OF Prince Kari Won Arheim, who
gives up title and fortune I'm order 70 win
the smart American widow with whom he
is I'm love- and the efforts made by the
alert mother-in-iaw. the pert young sister
and the two fortune-hunting suitors or
the charming widow TO prevent her from
marrying the warm-hearted young
foreigner.
One OF the features of the production
will be the Introduction OF some enter
tanning singing and dancing specialties
by Miss Young. The cast will be as fol-
lows: Prince Karl. Mr.. Craig: Mrs.
Florence Arnheim Lowell. Miss Young;
Mrs Daphne Dabney Lowell, Miss
Reimer; j. Cool Dragon. Mr.. owen; Alicia
Lowell, Miss Ingram: Howard Agernon
Briggs, Mr.. Nicander: Spartan SPOTS,
Mr.. William H. Turner. Markey, Mr.
Robert C. Turner: Gustavus. Mr.. Fisher
Maggie Mcdowell. Miss Love; and the
Mayor OF Karlshopp, Mr.. Winter.
The Albee company has always been
particularly successful and WE'LL liked in
comedy, and there is no doubt but that
this delightful play viii appeal strongly
TO their admirers. On Tuesday evening
July 18th, patrons will receive excellent
souvenir photographs OF Miss Young. and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Melrose. Jrs, would like to hear
from the Brown Jrs. Send all challenges
TO V. Mckinley. ~ Angle street.
The Iandor Grays will cross bats with
the Hope Juniors today and hot game
is expected. The battery for the IAndor
Grays will be Mckinley and Borben. The
lineup OF the I.andor Grays McGinley.
p: Clarke, 2b.; Borben. c.; Kirwan, ID. ;
Murphy. 3b. Barton. $. s.: sulley. r f.;
Koal. c. g. Olsen. l. Nolan will UNI
pire the game.
The. Brown Juniors would like TO try
a game with any team in the oity whose
members ages average from TO IL years.
Send all challenges 10 Jimmy Glocket,
Z Angle street. city.
The Academys, formerly the Melrose
Athletics. have a few open dates and
would like TO hear from any strong ball
team in the state. especially the Samp-
sons. Bay Points and Elmwoods. Ad-
dress all challenges TO j. A. Prucker. 1877
Regent avenue, city.
The Nine Conley Brothers Of this city
are out with challenge TO any base
ball team In the country made UP from
the members OF one family or any
strong amateur team In the state. Ae-
dress challenges TO Sport Daley. 226
Plain street city. The first names Of
the Conleys making UP the team are as
follows: Thomas c.; Coleman. p: Ma
thew, lb.; Pa trick. 2b. Austin, 3b.; John.
s. s.; Joseph. l. T.; Michael. @. T.; James.
r. Z.
The Errtcksons have added another
victory TO their list by defeating the
Sixth streets for the second time. on
Hicks lots, by a score OF 10 TO 3. Van
stone got his release In the fourth in
ming for his poor catching. and Cawley,
who pitched I'm Mondays game. took his
place behind the bat Rose for the Err
ricksons pitched fine ball and will face
the Melrose Social club this afternoon.
The East Providence Grays defeated
the Tremonts by the score Of s to 4
on the Valley street grounds. The lineup
follows: Miller, r. T.: Davis. !. T.; Wood.
c.; Harris. h.: Tracy, 3D.; Spang, 3b. /;
Silva, s. s.; Harald, p. They would like
to play the Day Stars on Saturday Send
challenges to F. Miller. 1o2 Valley stret,
East Providence
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"S0CIETY" At ROCKY POINT
Party From Newport "DId' the pspulir
Shore Resort YESTERDAY Afternoon.

When Newport society comes to Rocky
Point, as II frequently does In the
course of the season, there is nothing. do
ing for the prosaIc attractions with the
general public present. The flying horses.
the chutes. the toboggans. thu hundred
odd forms Of amusement simply form
pleasant and agreeable backgrounds foe
the antics OF what is called the smart
set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. among
the "smartest." their daughter and q
following OF her young friends came GID
ing up the bay in Mr. Jones sumpfuous
"Narrada," at about 1880 yesterday after
noon. Col. Harrington personally receiv-
ed the visitors az the landing. and the
following four hours were devoted to
personally conducted tour among the
various attractions that are the colonels
boast and pride
There were involved In this tour, the
colonel the Newport party. and the rest
The "rest" kept at a respectful distance
I'm the rear. but lost no opportunity to
rubber at the select party doing the
place.
The swings were swung In, the ''chutes"
were shot. the toboggan slide slid. ana
not one single sensation overlooked or
amusement slighted. The young fellows
in the party did stunts in the shooting
gallery and did themselves proud. The
"nigger dolls" had an uncomfortable
Ave minutes, while the weight driving
machine proved bit 10 strenuous for the
young men. The theatre aggregation did
their best turns and won the applause OF
the Newporters.
The fun waxed merrily until o'clock
at which time passage was taken for
Newport once mors after a photograph
had heen nhtained OF the grlesta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
KEITH'S THEATRE.

The Albee Stock company at Keiths
Providence theatre next week will appear
In the funny comedy. Prince Karl" by
Archibal Claverick Gunter. author OF
"Mr. Potter of Texas" MIR. Barnes OF
New York; and other big successes The
play is identified with Richard Mansfield
as I'm II that celebrated actor achieved
the first big success OF his career and
by this success gained a front place In
the ranks OF American stars. IL has also
been one OF Mr.. Craigs big successes. for
he starred In the piece for several weeks
with Miss Young as his leading woman.
This Will make the Albee companys pro-
duction OF unusual interest. as will also
the fact that Mr.. owen created one OF the
leading comedy roles I'm the play with
Mansfield.
The scenes OF the play are laid at
CobIentz. a fashionable resort in Ger
many, and the characters are Americans
touring abroad and a German nobleman.
The underlying theme OF the piece is a
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(Continued)

After the lots had been cast. Macheca
considered Orsini as good as already de-
spatched. and thinking that nothing more
need be feared on that side, he turned his
thoughts 20 the niece.
II, thus far, he had left Gabrielle at
liberty on the second floor. never seeking
her company. never addressing 10 her a
single word. Il was with the view Of
vaunting in this way the offended pride
OF a very dignihed uncle who was dis
pleased with the behavior OF his niece
Now IL was time, he thought 20 change
his tactics and, maneuvering in the oppo-
site direction. gather in the harvest Of
his arduous labor. To this effect. Ma
chcca had frequent conversations with
his factotum. Manasterio. trusting him 20
keep his eyes upon Gabrielle and report
To him anything worthy OF notice.
Never before had MonastCrio been In
such a good mood and In such earnest
ness In obeying his masters orders, as
now, for by following the directions he
received, he had a chance 10 prowl about
the girls apartments without arousing
Macheca's suspicious nature. At the first
opportunity Monasterio had OF meeting
Margaret, ne urged an Interview with her
mistress, declaring that he had an i'm
portant communication 90 deliver 90 her
but the faithful maid answered that the
young lady was not very well and that he
might as well tell her about that momen-
tous errand.
Afterward. Monasterio. changing his
good manners. dared 20 keep urging Mar
garet 10 allow him 10 talk with Gabrielle
but the maid had always al hand some
good pretext. by which she succeeded In
evading the requests, and finally. Monas-
terio became 30 angry and furious az the
continual refusals that he called Margar-
ct names and would probably have~d
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
ARMBRUSTER RELEASED.

Owing TO the fact that the majority OF
the pitchers for the Grays have been un-
successful In the games at Rocky Point
the management has decided 10 let Putt
man do the slab work in the Sunday
game against Jersey City.
The game is one OF the postponed series
a.'d the home team Is very anxious TO
have IL to its credit Now that the team
is playing such successful ball the enth9-
siasm OF the individual players has been
aroused and there is abundant hope ex-
pressed by the men that they will be able
TO win sufficient number OF games TO
place them in the first division where
the team deserves TO be.
II is anticipated that there will be an
Overwhelming crowd In attendance
should the weather prove favorable.
The management OF the Grays has de-
cided that the services OF Harry Arm
bruster are no longer needed and has
handed that player his release. "Armie
came TO the team two years ago and has
been one Of the steadies since the middle
OF the season OF 1902. He has played con-
tinuously since then and up to this sea-
son has made a fair record in both field
ing and batting.
these essentials making several bad
plays as well as not being in the best
batting trim. The man who comes 10
take HIS place is said TO be a better man
and in the games played here he has
lived up TO that reputation.
Vinson,N the new left fielder. has been
playing in the Tri-State League this year
with the Harrisburg. Pa, team He has
batted for .346 up 10 date and ir an ex-
cellent fielder. In the two games that he
has played here so far this season he has
made two hits and has attracted particu-
lar attention by his fast work on the
bases. He Is also a very good thrower
and II Is thought will make good in the
Eastern League.
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HOLT AND AMES FOR FINALS.

A the conclusion of the battle on the
tennis courts Of the Agawam Hunt club
yesterday afternoon IL was fully settled
who were to be the contestants in the fin-
ais to take place today.
The results OF the plays show that III:
j. Holt OF Longwood and j. o. Ames OF
Agawam Hunt are to be opponents. the
former defeated r n. Dana yesterday In
what was thought TO be by all another
three-set series. The pace set by the
Jongwood man. however was enough to
wear Mr.. Dana down and effect his de-
feat There was any amount or uphill
nghting on the part OF the defeated one
and HIS rallies were the remark OF the
courts
There were only two matches played
yesterday, the one already mentioned and
that between DR.. A. A. Barrows and j.
O. Ames. Barrows won the first set but
lost the other two and his chances Of
entering the finals.
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HOLDS ITS GROUND.
This is Testimony from Every.
where as Well as Providence

Can this be so7 Is II true? Are the
facts as stated7 These are questions
which every man and woman in Provf-
dence suffering the tortures Of backache
asks az they read the published accounts
in newspapers about medicines which
claim to cure H. Whatever the conriu-
sions arrived at they can't finch from or
dsprove the following. for II took place
in Providence and the experience Is that
OF a citizen.
Mrs James Kennedy OF Ss4 weybosset
street says:--"After procuring Doan's
Kidney Pills in December. 1896, took a
course OF the treatment, and having OBJ
tained good results recommended the
preparation through our Providence
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1895. 1t is now considerable over three
years since made that statement and /
emphatically repeat that Doan's Kidney
Pills Is one preparation on which the
public can, at least depend for perma-
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For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster -Milburn Co, Buffalo. n. Y. sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name. DoAN's. and take
no siif,etituts
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viau Was Monarch Of MeIrose Park
Pitchers Battle Yesterday.
Mayor Vetoed Fight Between 0'Brien
and Bob FitzsimmonS.

viau ala nothing yesterday II he did
not cover himself with glory and win the
esteem OF the fans. for throughout the
entire terrific battle OF pitchers he was
master OF the situation. The sun seemed
10 have gotten into his swinging wing
and he completely fooled the batters on
the Newark team.
When IL was learned that he was 10
do the twiring almost instantly there
was feeling that the game was lost
but that feeling gradually subsided when
through inning after inning he sent the
opponents into the field with three men
up I'm succession. And II he can main
tain the wonderful pace he set yester-
day Providence will have an aggrega-
ton OF pitchers that viii be second to
none in the league.
Breckenridge came In for a share OF
the glory on his team, for he kept the
hits down 10 the smallest possible num-
Der and had speed with his benders that
fairly sizzled in the air. His team played
the game also without an error. The
locals had two errors TO their credit but
neither OF them was at all costly and
were excusable.
viau allowed but two hits and through
out the nine innings he was as cool as
q day in early spring and II seemed 10
be his delight to have men on the bases
though there was only one time that
man reached third. He had a deceptive
slow ball that worked havoc with the
Newark men and very rarely did one fail
10 be fooled by II.
The umpires yesterday seemed willing
10 give better decisions also and with
Conahan umpiring the balls there was
but little OF the disputing of the day
before. He seems at all times to be dis
posed to give the fairest and most just
decisions.
SO far as the game itself was concerned
after the first two innings there seemed
TO run q thrill through the nerves OF the
spectators as inning after inning saw
succession of blanks hung UP on the score
board and the fans realized that another
pitchers battle was In progress.
The excitement grew more intense and
insinuating when in each OF the second.
third and fourth innings there was one
strike out 10 the credit of Viau. The
fortune OF war began to turn TO the home
team in the fifth inning when DAILY came
up 10 the bat to begin trouble by sending
out the first hit OF the game for the home
team. Connor sacrificed him TO second.
Toft famed but Roch got a base on balls
and DAILY came home on wild pitch
There Gas nothing more doing In that
inning but in the next Viau came up and
famed but was pardoned for the good
work done and Wagner got hit. and
Vinson advanced him with another. Conn
got chance to walk and filled the bases.
The next man flied out but Wagner came
home on the throw In This put an end
10 the scoring for the day and when the
end came the fans went home full of Joy
and praise for the work OF the whole
team feeling that once more they had
gotten their moneys worth.
Milligan will be in the box today and II
Is hoped that the home team will thus
be able 10 make IL four straight.
Attendance 100. The score:
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NANrAsKET EXCURSION FRIDAY
JULY 1874.

BY special train from Providence Paw
tucket and Attleboro 20 Boston and re
turn including trip by steamer to Nan
tasket or admission 20 American league
baseball game. Boston vs.. Detroit Only
H,25 from Providence and Pawtucket,
800 from Attleboro. Number OF tickets
positively limited
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AMONG the HORSES.

On the Brighton Beach track yester-
day. at New York. II, II. Duryea's Iota
ran a wonderful race IN the closing event
of the day. 5is furlongs dash fer maiden
2-year-old FLIES. She opened an equal
favorite with Linda Lee at to 2. but
went back to threes as the latter was
backed down to to s. When the barrier
was spreng Lota refused TO break and
was left. but Hfldebrand began long
stern chase. overhauling the leaders. and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-09
Special Summer Tourist Rates 90 Sc. Paul
and MINNEAPOLIS.

On July IL 10 is inclusive, the Chicago
Great Western Railway will sell round
trip tickets at 1920 from Chicago 10 st.
Paul and Minneapolis. Tickets good for
return until August bth. For further In
formation apply 10 any Great Western
agent or ]. T. Elmer, @. r. A, Chicago.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Bridgeport 4, Norwich l.
At Hartford-Hartford-N London
game forfeited 10 Hartford.
At Meriden--Neriden 4. Springfield 3.
At Holyoke-Holyoke 8. New Haven l.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AT Fall River-Fall River s. Nashua s,
At New Bedford-New Bedford 4, Low
ell 3.
AT Haverhill-Haverhill AZ, Concord
3-3
At Lawrence-Lawrence 8, Manchester
(
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iuE STANDING

Mamma. enjoyed the ride along the
bay TO the Pier better than any ride I
ever had. Invigorating and delightful
Won't you take me again tomorrow
Only 100 round trip.