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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
WO0NS0CKET RACING.

The two weeks of horse racing at the
Woonsocket Trotting park opened yes
terday with three good events. enjoyed
by about 500 people. The day was not
good for fast time. but the 2:27 trot and
2:li pace were well contested Two out
Of the three favorites won and the talent
was happy. and especially so after the
judges had declared all bets Off on the
2:11 pace. won by Harry l..
The judges were or the opinion that
the favorite, Barnet r., was not being
driven to win. In the first heat the
favorite finished last, and prior to start
ing the second heat Riggs. driver Of
Barnett B.. was cautioned about laying
up heats. He went out and won but in
the third heat finished second For the
fourth heat Biggs was removed and Amos
Rathbun put up. and although Rathbun
tried hard 10 win. Barnett n. came in
fourth. All bets were then declared off
on the 2:l1 pace, and there was lots Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
INTERSCHOLASTIC GAMES.
HOPE HIGH. IS; NJ. r. S. 0

on tho Moses Brown schools grounds
yesterday afternoon Hope Street High
had an easy time winning from the team
placed against them by score of IS
to o. The Hope High team won by sheer
weight and it's rushes were too much for
its opponents. The game was PLAYED
under the new rules.
At S:i5 o'clock King OF Moses Brown
kicked or TO Seabury. who ran back FIVE
yards. Hope was forced TO punt and
the ball was captured by King on the 80
yard line. Here the Moses Brown bows
were held for downs, but soon recaptured
the ball, as Hope failed to gain. The
Quakers then rolled the ball up TO their
opponents 25-yard line, but were held
for downs. The Hope boys by punting
and receiving the ball on downs finally
succeeded I'm putting Harkness over the
Quakers' goal line for touchdown. after
which Packard kicked the goal
Budlong OF Hope kicked off to lie
Royer who advanced the ball ten yards
The Quakers rushed up the field. but
were finally held. Hope failed to make
her distance. and when time was called
for the end of the first half the ball was
on Hopes 45-yard line in Moses Brown =
possession. The score at the end of the
HISN nan "ds 10 IN nope fdNOf.
The second half began by the high
school boys kicking off TO Spicer King
was forced 10 punt and sent the oval
spinning through the air q distance of 60
yards toward his opponents goal Hope
realized the bali WAS dangerously near
her goal and succeeded in holding her op-
ponents for downs. and Seabury made a
40-yard run around end. The Hope bows
gradually moved toward their opponents
goal line until Hardness was pushed over
for a touchdown. after which Packard
kicked the goal
Hope kicked off to the Moses Brown
boys and increa sed its score six points
on f1uke. thus making the score AT the
end OF the second half Is To 0.
For the high school team Harkness
Packard. Seabury and Budlong played "A
strong game. The stars ~ Moses Brown
school were the three backs. Keach
Spauding and Jones, and King, the quar-
terback.
BROADWAY SOCIAL. o; SCRUBS, o.
The Broadway Social football team
played n hotly contested game with the
East Providence Scrubs Monday, neither
side being able TO score. The features OF
the game were long runs by A. Salve and
+. Salve. The Broadway team is well
pleased with it's showing against the more
experienced scrubs and hopes to do even
better with a little more practice. The
team would like to meet any 140-pound
team in the state. Address challenges TO
Albert Barrett. AZ Vine street. East Provi-
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
AMONG THE HORSES.

Sweet A4rie easily won the free for al
trot yesterday at the driving park. beat
ing DR.. Strong in straight heats. Sweet
Marie was never fully extended and her
time In the second heat was very credita-
BILE.
The Emerald stake for 2:0S PAGERS
brought out four fast horses John NJ.
the Mathers entry, was an odds-on favor
ite. and after losing the first heat TO Lo-
canda he easily won the succeeding heats.
Prince Alert was sent against 1894 pac-
ing, but failed. The son OF Crown Prince
circled the track in 2:01%.
Lou Dillon was sent an exhibition mile
to beat 20l& for trotters, accompanied by
a runner on the side. The Billings mare
finished the mile I'm 2:0211. She tired badly
at the finish. The unfinished wagon race
with amateur drivers was not continued
AT NEW YORK
Little En-, heavily played at 5 TO /.
easily won the Amagansett selling stakes
at Jamaica yesterday. Canteen, the 4 to
5 favorite. was never dangerous finishing
a bad fourth. Dick Bernard made the
pace TO the far turn, where Little Em
went TO the front, winning eased up by
eight lengths.
When she was offered for sale NJ. T..
Hayman bid $500 in advance of 1920 over
her entered selling price. Her owner bid
the extra s. and kept the filly.
Jockey Burns was suspended for two
days and Cochran for one day.
At NASHUA
The two weeks harness meeting OF the
Nashua Fair association opened yester-
day with two events. There was good at
tendance. considering the cold weather
In the 2:24 pace Little Heart, the favor
lite. finished fifth in the first heat, the
heat going to Mixed Wood In the second
heat. however. Little Heart made a fast
mile and she won the next three heats
and race
In the 2:A trot there was a battle be-
tween Katherine r., the favorite, and the
gelding state OF Maine, Katherine r.
took the first two heats. the third and
fourth going TO state OF Maine. after
which the race was put over on account
OF darkness.
AT CHICAGO.
Eastern horses played an important
part In yesterdays card at Worth, taking
the two feature events, heavily backed in
both instances. The third race was the
Grand Special OF the program, and IL fur
nished one OF the most sensational finish
es OF the meeting The entire field OF eight
was less than two lengths apart at the
wire. Sir Brillsr won the lucky verdict by
the shortest OF necks from Rusk who
beat Mayor johnson a head. Spencerian
won the fourth race, but was disqualified
for fouling Brancas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
WQMEN'S GOLF.

In the drawings for medal play in the
women's open golf tournament at the New
Haven Country club. which began today.
Miss Georgianna Bishop of Brookline, the
national champion, started at 9:09 with
Miss Pauline Mackey OF the Oakley club.
The first players drove off at Sis and
the last pair at 1908. Mrs. T.. +. Sanford
of Essex played Miss II. Darlington of the
New Haven club. In all there are -
parings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
Interest Last Evening Chiefly inR. !.
State League Games.
Sweet Marie TookFree- e-for-A||in Straight
Heats at Memphis.

There was some very exciting bowl
lns seen on the Hope alleys last even
Ing when Binn's men and Lewis team
net for contests. Both OF these teams
number some very strong players on
their lists and for the most part they
we're equal to the occasion last even
ing.
Lewis team took the frst two games
with seeming ease from Binns men, but
allowed the third TO slip from their
grasp by a margain of four pins. syi-
vester was the high man for the even
Ing at the excellent score of BOG and two
singles OF log Pettone was the second
best man at go Summary:
BINN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26

rejoicing among the followers of the
sport.
Count De Orsey, the favorite in the
2:lS pace won handiy In straight heats.
Gen. Kuser. the favorite, took tho 2:27
trot i'm four heats.
T.. Il. Wentworth OF Springvale. Me.
was starter and Mr.. Wentworth. O.. T..
French and Alb Clarke OF Bos ton were
judges. a. Charles Fontaine was clerk
OF course.
Today the free-for-all 2:2S pace, 2:13
trot and 1927 trot Will take place. The
summary
o.1S mace: purse 1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
AT MUSIC HALL.

AT MUSIC HALL,
In the tournament on the Music Hall
alleys last evening Ashley's rollers went
up against Rudderham's team ana TOOK
sil three OF the games without the least
compunction, seemingly not asking
whether the opposing team had any OBJ
.ections or not. The middle string was
the closest battle and that was not
close enough to cause any worry. Rud-
derham knocked the pins over for first
place at 2S9. while Mckenzie and Dunn
were tied for second honors at 2so each.
E,,r,n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
ASHLEYS.
RUDDERHAM
ON CENTRAL Alleys.

Ralph's rollers won TWO events hoia,
1orc., fvo in the Central tournament last
evening. Ralph was the high roller, with
q total OF 2sl. whittemore following
closely with 2s3.
In the Central Railway tournament
Farnum' team took all three games from
Olsen's aggregation. Jack" Murray mace
the largest total obtaining rs.
In the Letter Carriers series the East
side delegation was successful. obtaining
Ali three events from the q. p. Q. Car
riers. walcott was the high roller. with
total OF $50. including a single of los. The
summaries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
TO BOSTON AND THE EXPOSITION.
Last Excursion OF the Season Saturday,
Oct. 2oth.

The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad has arranged for one mora
popular excursion 20 Boston and the
Commercial Travellers exposition. by spe-
cial train from Providence and Paw
tucket. on Saturday. October goth. Only
Sl25 for the round trip, including ad-
mission. Special musical program and
countless other attractions at the great
fair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
PAwTUCKET.
PECK STREET.
NATICK 2, RIVERSIDE 1

NATICK 2, RIVERSIDE 1.
In the contests between the Natick
team and the Riverside quintet last even
ing the boys from Natick won out two
events.
Greene. the skiiful roller Of the Natick
team. made the highest three-string total,
securing 2s7 pins. including a single of
1os. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
MURPHY'S.
RYAN'S.

PAWTUCKET 2. PECK STREET 1.
The Pawtucket team took two games
from the visiting Peck street team last
evening I'm the series OF the Rhode Island
State league.
The margins in the first two games were
small, but In the last event was more
emphatic. Donaldson obtained a total
OF @1, including a single OF 1o4, while
Black also secured good results. making
a total of 2s1, inclu~.ng a single OF Zoe.
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
BROAD STREET.

oLNEYvILLE M'KINLEY.
In the Mckinley lodge series at olney-
VILE alleys last evening the No. 3 team
obtained two games from the No. 4 roll
ers. Robinson was the high roller with
total OF 265.
The No. players secured two events
from the No. 1 combination. w. Ashcroft
made the largest total. securing 2A. The
summaries:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
NAT1CK
RIVERSIDE.

BROAD ST. 2. SOUTH PROVIDENCE 4.
The South Providence team lost at the
hands OF the Broad street combina ton
last evening.
The Broad Street team took the first
string by a close margin OF two pins
Then the South Providencs aggregation
braced up and won out IN the second
event with So pins ~ spare. The third
game went 10 the Broad Streets team
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26

cree Fleming awarded the decision to
Goodwin.
The preliminaries were between Younn
Murray and Joe Noonan, both OF Lynn.
decision TO Murray; Young Kid Carter
and Custer Dow, decision draw. Attend
ance 1000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
EAST SIDE.
At INFANTRY HALL.

At INFANTRY HALL.
At Infantry hall alleys the Olive Branch
rollers won all three games from the
Mayfower delegation In the Odd Fellows
series. Strange was the high roller. with
n total OF 271.
The Hope players took all three events
from the Swarts representatives. G. Gay
made the largest total. obtaining 27s. The
summaries:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26

after hard contest by a margin OF 81
pins.
The best individual total was made by
Carroll. his score being 279. with two
singles OF e7 each. The score:
BROAD STREET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26

Redondale. b. &. (Watson).. 4
Time-2:27A. 2:27A. 2:26h. 2:26A.
Time--2:l7. 2:22, 2:14ls, 2:1S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26


Count De Orsey b. e., by Wake
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Chance, br x (Notley) ).....,...... 2 3
Ray. ch. &. Garner. ......... .
Major ch. &. (Bever) ....... z s
William T.. b. &. (O'NelD ...... 8
Floss, b. &. (Durry). )..........,.5 s 4
Richard r.. b. &. (Snow) ,..... 6 7
Little Girl, b. IN. (Brennan). )..G DIR
Time-2:21&. 2:19k, 2:16L
1927 trot; purse $500
Gen. Kuzer. blk g., by Col
Kuzer 90 Brien) ............ | l I
Great Medium. < h. (Matty). 8 3
Rush, b. &. (Dore) ........... . 3
SIX Plush. ch m. (Grady)... 6 .
Pilotage. &. g. (Heath) ; 5 s
Sevine, b. m (Nugent. 4
Bertha r., b. m. (Morris) .... Z Z
Ben Wright. blk y 0Iarper) s Q ds
2:i1 pace: purse $500:
Harry L.. h. g.. by Colerdge
tGosnelD ....................gl /
Barnett r.. b. e. (Biges and
ISttnDunl ................. i \
Rockport. h. q. (Doble) )......2 . . s
Capt. Sampson, g. x. CRhodes) 3 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
HOPE

TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Bannon's players pulled in all three
events with Anderson's rollers in the
Trinity square series last evening. Bacon
made the largest total. securing 276. The
summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
BANNONS.
ANDERSON's.
OLNEYvILLE ALLEYS.

OLNEYvILLE ALLEYS.
In the Business" tournament at the
Olneyville alleys yesterday afternoon
Murphy's team won all three games from
Ryan's rollers. Mulgrew made the largest
total securing 25e. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-05
Secretary Hester's Weekly Cotton
 Statar,, anf

ter,s weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange o of Ssreh the With last year, t shows decrease for the parea win in yssT esnd of with sol a decrease of iss, boo
 The sos .otal for March was 47s,ses. against
 The amount of the crop brought into sight o?ss 59% nndsf ssps%eey s.. yea4 lss. ooo under year before last and s3l.ooo The movement from. the first of September to the close of March, inclusive, shows re- eeIpts at all United states ports 6, lvs, 2os. ssFs last and sam. t. n sy9snd d,v.z ssrOss tss ohs and Pc
 s2o asan. 5n SfeTs s aus year. asaaa ss7 22o year before last and e42. 75s same time in 1901; Southern mill takings exclusive of Sss yssr before last and oo4. s}a same 1; time these esla the sasss ssm: tSe aSefss a ssc ssrr before last and so7so sSSpgh no sight during ss ossss sss before last and s,s7z. same 1s' time in soi T l4s, ,sos year before last. Increasing their total TOT the seven months to ,6S3, 42T. againts l,506 $40 last year and ,S26, e55 year before last. This makes their average weekly takings for the season 7.202, against 59. 66o last year and 60. 324 the year before.
 Foreign exports for the seven months of the season have been 5,235.54i bales. show ing a decrease under last season of 65i $ aud decrease under the same period year be- for last of S36 543. The decrease in for eign exports during March compared with March last year has been 433, 29S, and com pared with the same period year before last l36. 75o.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 2s leading Southern interior markets at the close of March were 796 652. against 659. .S73 the same date last year. and |. .lo3.276 the year before .5, .fE
 including port and interior town stocks left over from the previous season and the number of bales of the current crop brought into sight during the seven months the supply has been 9,373,542, against 9,754,74o last year and o,769 975 the year before
 Up to the close of March last year S8 93- | co per cent of the cotton crop had been market ed and for the same time in 1902 the per- centage of the crop brought into sight was S6 llon and for the same time in 1901 the per centage marketed was 05 47- 100
 In addition to the monthly figures Secretary ly movement for the 2 days ending April l inclusive, showing total brought into sight this year 66 7eo against i52.563. for the 2 days ending April [ last year. SS. 6Ol year before last and, IA. l92 same time in leoi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-05
WALL STREET REVIEW
REGULATORS NoNPULsED BY
 NORTHERN SECURITIES.
Peoples Gas Suffered from a Supreme Court Decision-The Bond Mar
 ket Was Active and ~ Irregular.

New York, April 4.-Speculators who have been trading for two weeks, in the confident belief that they know the in side facts of the Northern Securities set clement, were nonplussed to-day by the terms of the petition of the Union Paci- fic interests for an injunction against the distribution of Northern Securities assets on the plan proposed.
 It had been expected that some judi cial opinion would be invited on the pro- posed plan. but the question of legality in the substitution of collateral for the Northern Securities stock now held against the Oregon Short Line bond issue was the only one. which had been admit ted to be at issue, in view of the protes- tations from all interests concerned that perfect unity existed. A perusal of the petition makes so strong an, impression of a conflict of hostile interests that sen timent in the stock market was upset. So Ear from an appearance of resignation the community of interest in control of Northern Pacific. the Union Pacif's con- tcntion indicated a determina ton to con- serve its control of Ihe northern line se- cured in 1901, with such disastrous con- sequences to the stock market in general This condition was so at variance with the impression industrially cultivated in the stock market saying that apprehen- vals must extend to theFIoM HoM HoM sion of conflict between two pow erful rivals must extend to the securities market was revived
 The supositions used to explain the re- cent large buying of Union Pacific were decided to be groundless, and the surmise of the markets shift back to the hypothe- sis Of competitive buying for control.
 Demand for Union Pacific was again conspicu ous today and carried the price at one time as high as sO% The stocks gain on the day was 3 Is on total sales of 169.910 shares.
 St. Paul was mostly affected by the opening break as 1t has been most act ively speculated in on the unwarranted assumptions of the course of the North crn Pacific settlement. Other notable movements seemed to be due to special causes.
 Peoples Gas suffered from the Supreme Court decision adverse to It's contention in the recent Chicago gas ordinance.
 United States StSel, prpeterred. reflect ed the anxiety over the showing of earn ings to be made by the quarterly state ment, due tomorrow.
 Amalgamated Copper and Sugar weak ened sharply without liquidation. The sport in Chicago Great Western was call ed traders movement. A small en- gagemeEt of gold for export was an- nounced, and the holiday in London was supposed to curtail the activity of the ex- change market on which the gold naove- ment depended. The weekly reports of railroad traffic officials were omewhat restrained in the expressions of satisfac- tion with the trade outlook.
 The bond market was active and irreg- ular. Sales par value. $3,19' ,0,0. L. s. 2s advanced Is per cent on call.
 Ne77 York Stock List
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-05
Secretary Hester's Worlds Visible
 Supply Statement.

NEW ORLEANS. April 4.-Secretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and this week with last week. last year and the est cosf sraon,t for the crease of 20. 2o9 last year and decrease of 123. 992 year before last.
 IT The tStal visible is s!sIss2o. against g., 4:o3i 2s6 year before last. or this the total 9f . AmeriGan gns @ cotton Is losS S2o against g., 2,s3o.2s6 year before last and of all other !.o56 900, against l ,o6s, 900 last week t. last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows a decrease compared with last week of 73;ss3, a decrease compared with pared with year before last of ees,3
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above named there is now afoat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe I,7Ie,- 900 year o betSre @ last; in Egypt 225,ooo, before @ last: in India 421, 900, against e77. and in the United States 79l ,o0o against 6i7.ooo last year and f,o62, ,Ooo year before