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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

Inability TO bunch hits of Hesterfer
and the fine fielding done by the Newarks
resulted In a defeat for the Providence
aggregation at Newark yesterday, the
score being . 20 1. Providence scored In
the ninth on safe drives by Fairbsnk.
Milligan and DAILY.
Newark scored the first tally on shea's
hit TO left. a sacrifice by Hesterfer
O'Hagan's infeld out and Cockman's
drive to left vinson got his second hit In
the fourth and was forced by Conn.
DAILY singled and he and Conn tried for a
double steal Jones, however, made a cir
Gus catch OF Thomas ny and easily dou-
bled Conn at second. In the NTH Shea
singled again, Hesterfer sacrificed and
O'Hagan's single scored Shea. o'Hagan
stole second and Thomas. low throw let
him go 20 third. Dillsrd was passed TO
nrst and stole second. Jones was passed
after Cockman had fouled out. nllins the
bases, and Bannon's single scored
OHa1an ana Dillsrd Gatins flied 20 Milr
iigan wsgner's single and O'Hagan's
triple scored another for Newark In the
sixth. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
AUTO RACES SOON.

1t is in every way probable that the
sutoists OF this city viii have an oppor-
tunity to witness some very fine automo-
bile racing early in September
Yesterday afternoon there was a meet
ing OF the run committee of the Rhode
Island Automobile club at the Crewn Ho-
tel at which time IL was decided 10 hold
a meet on September 10th II the trotting
park can he secured on that day.-----
AS yet the program has not taken def
mite shape. since the grounds must first
be secured.
The board OF governors In its regular
monthly meeting added a new name to
the clubs membership, that OF j. Camp
bell Of Warwick Business duties com
PEELED the resignation OF George L. Miller
from the ccmnittee on runs and tours.
This vacancy was SLED by the election
OF Howard Wilcox Of this city.
Since former Secretary Herbert II. Rice
has accepted a position in the West, that
officers duties have been discharged by
the clubs treasurer. Yesterday afternoon
Eliot Flint OF Providence wss chosen as
a permanent secretary.
The board further discussed the details
on next Saturdays ana Sundays run to
Onset Bay, Mass. The different routes by
which the return trip may be made were
more fully noted, and the advantages Of
each considered. No definite decision was,
however, made.
Harry Potter Of the local club has
taken a party In his machine on q tour
ing trip down the Hudson and up Ions
Island TO Sag Hsrbor. The party will take
the ferry 10 New London and thence pro-
ceed in the machine again to this city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
PAWTuxET.

Word has been received by p. g. G.
have rounded Point Judith In their canoe
wanderer on their way to comp,ete their
long canoe trip.
They rounded the point about 2:B and
proceeded along to Narragansett Pier.
whore they will probably spend a few
days In camp.
Their canoe is heavily laden with camp
dunnsgs and the bulldog Dodo is also
on board, having made the trip with Mr..
Dcitxel short stay at Newport and
a journey up the bay by easy stages 10
Pawtuxet will be made during the next
week.
Mr.. James is a member OF the crew of
the United States Volunteer Life Saving
corps ct Rhodes es-on-the-Pawtuxet.
During the month OF August the Thurs
day evening servioes at the Baptist
church are to be omitted, and the pastor.
Rev. Thomas r. Bartlett, will take his
annual vacation this month.
Next sunday morning Rev. J. III. Ran
dali, professor In Rangoon college.
Bermah, will preach. Al the evening
service Rev. A Y. Bassford OF Calhoun
Avenue chapel will preach
Sunday, August I4th. Rev. W. III.
Bowen. u. n, OF Providence, Will supply
the pulpit at both morning and evening
services. and Rev. 3. T. Livingston OF
ths Jefferson Street church will occupy
the pulpit on August FL
The last Sunday Of the month. Rev
w. II. Lane OF tho Shawomet Baptist
church will preach.
Rev T. Z. Bartlett and his daughter,
Faith. are planning TO start for the pas
tors former home at Newburyport. Mass,
on Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

the singles will be concluded tomorrow.
Summary:
Singles first round-M Sargent defeat
ed c. Mitchell Ga. s-6.
A. r. Ball defeated G. s. Dexter 6-3 81.
W. W. Thayer defeated II. B. Dominick
4-s, SIS, So
T. Blasdon defeated r. E. Parker So.
2-s. e-4
Second round--H. E. Straw defeato6 -
Hlckok ga. s-3
A. + Bell defeated T. ]. Sulloway So
e-3.
SECOND DAYS PLAY AT NAHANT.
The feature Of the second days play at
the Nahant club invitation tennis tourna-
nent was the match between W. A. Lar
ned, and r. c. senver. Lsrned won 81.
s-s. but Seaver put mp game strugsls IN
the second set. The summaries:
SINGLES, FIRST ROUND.
G. A. Lyon, Jr., defeated II. J. Holt SO,
Ca
f. w. Leonard defeated Thomas Mot
ley. Jr.. as. Ga.
NJ G. Chace defeated r. r. v. Lyon rs,
SINGLES. SECOND ROUND.
w A. Iarned defeated r. G. Seaver 6-1.
DOUBLES. FIRST ROUND.
u Holt and b. r. V. Lyon defeated
M. c. Chace and Alfred Goldman SIS s-l
s-3
e. W. Leonard and C. A. Lyon defeated
Thomas Motley, Jr.. and n. w. Cabot 6-a
3-s, So
". j. Clothier and f. p. Dewhurst de
feat.d 4. w. wheelock and j. Lowering
so So
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

championship-won by w. s. Fem.
Waterbury. Conn: James p. Bowler.
Chicago. second; r. T.. Root, Boston.
third. Time 2:07 2-5
Quarter mile amateur national cham
pionship OF America-Won by M. l.
Hurley. New York; Burton Downing.
San Jose. Cal.y second; Teddy Billing
ton. Vailsburs. N. j., third. Time Sl 40
One-mile professional. handicap-Wo
by John Bedell. Reading, Pa. (20 yards)
u. #. Root. Boston Gao yards) second;
Oliver Borlon. sheepshead Bay. ". Y
GEO yards) third. Time 2:07A.
One-mile handicap. amateur-Won by
Oscar Goerke, Brooklyn. ~. Y. GO yards)
Harry W. Whitman. Lincoln. Neb.. (sC
yards) second; Fred Gimpham. St Louis
GOO yards), third. Time 2:13
One-mile consolation. professional
Won by II. j. Caldwell. Hartford. Conn.
Menus Bsdell. Lynnbrook. second; c
II. Collette. New Haven. Conn, third
Time 2:1s.
Two-mile amateur national champion
ship-won by Burton Downing. San Jose
Cal Oscar Goerke. Brooklyn, n. Yu SEQ
ond; M. l. Hurley. New York, third
Time 4:57 As.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
WARD BEAT WRIGHT.

Holcomse Ward and B-sis c. Wright
met in the anal round OF the Iongwood
Cricket club tennis tournament yesterday
afternoon. the match resulting In a VIC
tory for the former by the score OF So.
4-s. SO. "a
Wards victory was somewhat OF a sur
prise to most followers ef the game. as
he had been thourtt rstnsr overtrsinsS,
while wright WIS In the best of condi-
tion. II vac thought ths, aa this sc-
count, teEsthsr With his sndurancs and
stesdiness. Wright would win IN hard
match. As II turned out. however, Ward
rerainra bis former brilliancy and
wrisht's playing was not up Ia It's usual
STANDARD
AT HOTEL WENTWORTH.
The feature of the tennis tournament at
Hotel Wentworth yesterday war the
match between a. T.. Bell and r. J. sullo-
way. Bells play vas quite brilliant. par
ticularly his volleys. II II expected that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
WARREN.

The repairs on the public schools have
been nearly completed. and everything
will bs in readiness for the opening. which
occurs the hrst week I'm September. The
carpentry work was contracted BY Mr.
Henry Murphy. The painting on tho
Joyce street school was done by force
OF workruen employed by Thomas Cor
mick The plumbing repairs were at
tended to by the local firm OF Lent and
Barry. The coal supply OF the entire
schools is contracted for by the Staples
Coal company.
The weekly session OF Amity lodge. I
o. o. r.. was held In Odd Fellows ball
last night. with a number OF the members
present. The monthly business ses-
sion was held followed by an excellent
program Of social exercises.
Miss Helen w. Fuller has recently nm
-lxAsd her duties as an assistant clerk
at the post srice.
Mr.. George Patton OF this town re-
turned home from a weeks vacation trip
at Block Island. and resumed his duties
as clerk at kr. BsnDstts store
The members Of the Bsptist Sunday
school enjoyed a trolley ride and picnic
20 Hunts Mills. yesterday afternoon.
The journey was made by q chartered
car in the morning. and the return trip
was MADE early In the evsning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
CYCLING EVENTS

At the second days meeting Of the
grand circuit and national amateur cham
pionships Of the Nstionsl Cycling ssso-
the one-rile professional grand circuit
championship. In which the four cracks.
W. f. Fem. james n. Bowler, y. p. Root
and r. i. Kramer. contested. Barring o
slight accident 10 Kramer he would have
won lie took the lead after a second
lap. but punctured his tire and finished
fourth. Final summaries:
one-mile professional grand circuit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
BLOCK ISLAND MAIL.
Latest Scheme for Its DsllvsD Failure.
Dslay stu Complained OF.

Considerable trouble has been caused
OF late by delay IN the arrival and de-
livery OF mails at Block Island The
local postoffice has been besieged with
requests for improved service and In
vestisation In the matter resulted In this
change:
Mails from this city TO Block Island
were forwarded by train 10 New London
and thence by boat to the island. This
made an hours difference in the arrival
OF the mails.
But this latest scheme did not provs
succsssfui. a. connections between train
ana boat at Now London we're seldom
satisfactory. Now Pcstmsster sellev is
seeking q further solution OF the problem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
BOAT UPSET
And TWO
DROWNED

Bridgeport Conn, Aug. 4-Through the
ovsrturning OF a rowboat In Parlor Rock
Lake in Long Hill nine miles from this
city, yesterday afternoon Mrs. Rose
Keynsky of 1lS East one Hundred and
Nineteenth street, New York. and her
brother Bernard Weiner, also of New
York. lost their lives, and tho husband OF
Mrs. Ksynsky who was hurrying to the
scene Of the drowning, was thrown head
for~nost from his carriage against a rock
and will probably die.
Bernard weinsr. his sister his brother
Nathan weiner; Miss Ida 1ppman and
Hyman Isaacs. all OF New York and sum
rer residents OF Long Hill. were rowing
on the lake about $50, when the boat
sprung a leak.
In the excitement that followed Il cap
sized and all we're thrown into the water
% yards from the nearest shore.
For a short tire there was a struggle
to seize the overturned boat. bat the
women became excited and IL looked as
II they would drown. Miss 1ippnan was
unable to reach 81 and the two brothers,
Natnap and Bernard. swan to her rescue.
Ansr str1sS,e, N NM wn,eh Al s.d shree to
reach shore and Miss Lippmsn was left
lying on the bank.
The beotiress then swan back and af-
ter reaching their sister started TO take
her ashore She, too, was exhausted, but
she was finally placed on the bank by
Nathan, vhoys strepgth lasted a little
iopxer than that OF his brothe,.
When few feet from the shore Ber-
nard sank ard his body was recovered a
few hours later.
Five minutes after ne sank his sister
died on the bank Of the nke
This threw other members Of the party
into a terrible state. Mrs. Keynsky s
husband, Herman Keynsky. was IN
Bridgeport AT the time and word was
sent 10 him telling him OF the tragedy
and ne Jumped into a carriage and start
ed for tfe place at = fast paee
His horse took fright as II neared Long
Hill and ran away Going around a
sharp curve Mr. Keynsky was thrown
out ana his head struck a rock, render
ing him unconscious. He was picked ur
and takep 70 a cottage near the lake. His
skull IL badly hurt. IRIS condition Is
critical.
Barnard welner was 20 years old and
his sister wsS "a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

Several OF the big successes Of higher
priced seasons have been secured for the
Empire for the coming theatrical year.
Decorators and others now have the
Park theatre and are putting II In con-
dition for early opening. Tho policy OF
the Park this year win be the presente-
ton at Park popular prices, TO- % and 80
cents, of plays better than any ever be-
fore seen at the Park at those prices,
plays OF the sort always before given
at thu Empire and other popular priced
houses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
OUT cN THE OCEAN ON SUNDAY,
AUGUST 7TH.

The great Providence Line steamer
Pilgrim viii or Sunday. August Tth, mske
O trip from Providence 10 New London.
Conn. leaving T,x Point wharf az 1000
O'Clock IN tho morning. returning 20 her
doct st about e;oe o'clock IN the evening
Ths regular orchestra of tho steamer
VII provide fnusIo during ths day. Tbs
dining room vfl be open for service willis
lunch counter and cafe at popular
prices will be provided on tho main deck.
Fare for the round trip only t1.0o.
Tickets should be purchased before Sun
dsy. August Tth. st Windsor's ticket Of
fee, as the sale viii be limited and no
tickets will be sold at Fox Point wharf
on Sunday August 9TH. II the limit Is
previously reached
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

Runs-O Hasan. billiard, Wagner. Shea
2-5: Fairbank-1. Three-base hit-o Ha-
gan. Stolen bases-O'Hagsn, billiard. Sac
rifice hits-O'Ha gan, Shea Hesterfer 2
Double plays-Gatins TO wagner 10
O'Hagsn. First base on balls-On Fair
bank g. Struck out--By Hesterfer 8; by
Falrbank l. Umpire-Haskell. Time-lh
45m.
BALTIMORE ., JERSEY CITY L
Jersey City lost another close game to
Baltimore at home yesterday. II was a
pitchers battle. Both teams played good
ball and the pitchers were well supported
15fO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Haven-New Haven 4, New
London O.
At Observation-Disclosures g. Norwich 1.
At rlngfeld-Meriden 4. Springfield p
II innings.
At Holyoke-Holyoke 1, Hartford 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
IMPROVED SEWERAGE.
VALLEY Stn,t Section 10 Be PTsyItsd With
Stern Ssvsr hr surflcs Water

few days ago notice was mads In
these columns OF the construction Of a
new storm sewer In Brook street, from
Angel TO the waterfront on India street.
Al pr~sert ths cty suthoytties arc plan
nins q similar Improvement sor the Valley
street section which hss for some tina
bsan xolIhled with rplus Xater.-Ths
proposed sewer 10 planned 10 GROSS the
property Of the Queen Dysins compsny
in order 90 divert the storm water into
the Wocnssouatucket river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Cincinnati. crippled by players being
suspended and sick. played double
header yesterday at Philadelphia. and
won both games. In the first the Phillies
could not hit Kellum. while Sparks was
hit freely.
In the second Fraser pitched fine ball.
but his own errors and those OF his men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
NATIONAL. LEAGUE STANDING.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Fal1 River 7-e, Haver-
hill o.
At Concord-Concord s. Lowell @
At tManchexter-Manche 2, Nashua 1.
At New Bedford-New Bedford /, Law
renee 0-1S innings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
AsTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

Chesebro eaualed the seasons record
yesterday afternoon At Detroit by strik-
ing out 1S OF the locals. every man on the
team falling victim TO his curves. Al that
the New Yorks had hard time 10 win.
1<itson also pitched fine game OF ball.
A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

"Hsye you O tvo-cent stamp" asked
the lady in the drug store.
mo. masm." replied the clerk; but
we have something Just as good. Here
are two one-cent stamps. ps."-Yonkers
Statesman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
AMONG The HORSES,

The grand circuit races continued yes
terday at Wentworth park over a some
what heavy track and produced several
distinct surprises.
The nrst came with the running OF the
2:ls trot, in which Stanley Dillon. the
NJ. and NJ. winner. was strong favorite.
Geers' horse was never In the hunt and
when the race ended. as stipulated at
the third heat, Snyder NcGregor stood
hrst In the summary, Hall Fry and Lison-
jero beth having scored heats.
Another surprise came In the 2:07 pace.
In which a local speedway horse, Amid
rosis. such an outsider that In the pool
ing before the third heat he only sold
on even terms with his field. won the
second and third heats, after brushing
Il out with Winfield Sratton I'm the first
Star Hal the favorite, could never get up.
Dr. Strong annexed the 2Ce trot and
CHEEKY Lass won the 2:is pace, neither
winner being troubled.
This afternoon Prince Alert. the Provi-
denes horse, will go after The two-minute
mile
After the first heat OF the 2:0s trot the
judges took off Driver Gaghan and put
Geers in his place. Or. Strong won the
next TIVE heats In faster time. Bets was
declared off on the first heat, and
GsEhan's case will be dealt with later.
The big crowd enjoyed the fastest rae
ing that has been seen on harness track
this summer.
AT SARATOGA
Tanya won the Spinaway stakes OF
$4,000 for 2-yesr-olds yesterday by a
length and half from W. s. Fanshawe's
Schulsmite, who In turn was a length
shead Of John r. Maddens Linda Lee.
The spinaway was fnauyurated in 1881.
- RI IT.
stable had three entries Tanya- Iota and
Hearts Desire, which were coupled 10
win at / to Is: place odds against them
were / TO T. 8 to g. and s TO s. Tanya
made all tho running and was never
headed winning easily.
pretty finish wa~ seen In the steepfc-
chase for 4-year-olds and up that have
not won a field event worth $1,000 Thomas
Hitchcock, Jr's Good and Plenty. Ray
up won IL by half length from Royells,
who was close contender throughout
The event was without had accidents. al
though two OF the boys were thrown.
Shay rode two winners. Tanya in the
stake race, and Aceful in the last race,
which was won after a hard drive by
three-quarters OF n length.
AT DOVER.
Two good races were on the card at
Granite State park yesterday. III the
2:25 pace Thornwsy sold a top-heavy
fsvorite, but after winning the first heat,
pulled up lame and, with the permission
OF the judges. was Withdrawn. Budd
Stout was then made fsvorite and won
the three following heats.
In tho 2a trot Russell c. was the fav-
orite but after winning two heats was
beaten IN the third and fourth and dis
tanced In the fifth by McDougall. the
winner.
AT HARLEM.
Rams Horn at long price came near
upsettine all calculations in the third
Ssce. which was the fea ture event OF the
Aarlern card yesterday. The colt showed
q marvellous burst Of speed 10 within a
few yards OF tho wire, where Lady Savoy.
the odds-on choice. came UP with a rush,
barely winning by a neck Lady Savoy
was heavily played right at post time.
forcing her odds from 10 down TO
TO 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

PITTsBURG 3, BROOKLYN 2.
The main trouble with the Brooklyns
yesterday on the home grounds In the
close game which they lost. was
trophy Of base hits. The Pirates them
selves did nothing hard. and they were
outnelded by the Brookyns. but they
outhit Hanlons men enough TO win.
Miller was relieved by Lynch. who did
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
BOgTON I, CLEVELAND

bOcIV.N Y NIII1 I9IF-fANy .
For the third day in succession a Bos-
lands yesterday at Cleveland. AS a re-
suit Boston made IL three straight. Din
cen held Cleveland down TO seven scat
tered hits. joss was knocked out of the
box In the third inning. Rhoades, who
succeeded him. did better. Attendance
f2lS Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Pfttsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York (2).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

Two games were played at Boston yes
terday. Boston winning the nrst, TO
g. I'm ten innings. and ST. Louis taking
the second with a score Of TO 3. The
home team was outbstted In the earlier
contest, but It's nnisplays were much less
extensive than those OF the visitors. Zear-
foss' retirement was due TO q badly broken
finger.
Brains home run when two men were
on bases because OF errors practically
decided the second game In the eighth
inning. 1t was close and we'll played up
10 that point. catches by Geier and
Raymer being especially noteworthy. At
tendance 4l37. Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
GAMES TO-DAY.

Montreal at Buffalo.
Providence at Newark.
Toronto at Rochester.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
CHICAGO q, WAsH1NGTOl
MNGS.

1NCS.
Chicago nosed Washington out yester-
DAY at home In en- exciting l0-innipg
game. When theninthb~san Washington
had the White sox shut sut 10 Q. Wash
ington failed 70 scorei the 10th. In
Chicaso's half Green scored the winning
run. Attendance 1900. Score:
lnninrs ."... e1o .
washington :. . %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
MoNrRFAL 4. RUFFALo /.

Montreal had no difficulty in beating
Buffalo, yesterday at home and Jones
bad throw to third let In two runs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

PHtLADELPHIA TO- ST. LOUIS g.
The Phillies made 81 three straight, TAX
fng yesterdays game from the Browns
at St Louis 10 TO 3. The feature was the
fne hitting OF the visitors. Attendance
fn Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

At Rochester Toronto took yesterdays $
game by batting Mills and taking advsn-
tage OF the locals errors. Attendance 4ea
Score:
Innings . 2 3 s 9
Toronto ...... 2 o 0 l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

II is announced by Managers spits and
.Nathsnson that the ,ins OF bookings st
the Empirs theatre this season VIII be the
best ever seen az the hospa Some OF
the plays coming here have never before
this season besn seen at popular prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04
Providence Rallied in Ninth Inning
Yesterday and Scored.
Tampa, Of Duryea Stables, Won Spin.
away Stake at Saratoga.

lost the game Kelly had been fined s2b
and suspended for three days; Seymour
three days and Woodruff and Huggins
were each hned s25; all this for alleged
ungentlemanly conduct At Chicago. At
tendance 1918 Score:
(First Geme.)
sInnings .....1
Cincinnati 80 / o / 0 o-6
(Second Game.)
Inning. ...1 3 5s
Cincinnati 80 o / o o 3 0-6
Philadelphia 20 ! 0-b
NEW YORK 4. CHICAGO 8.
With three men on bases yesterday
in the third inning at New York.
Dunn singled the ball got away from
SlsEe and the runs came In. Then
Dunn scored in the third on a first bas-
out Attendance 1lsl1. Score:
Innings ....1
New York 80 0 o o "a
Chicago 0 0 o 0 0 0 3-a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

TORONTO I. ROCHESTER, 0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-04

BOSTON 7-s, ST. LOUIS s-s.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-01-29
was continued.

was confirmed.
In the cause of Lnnra A. Meyers
against John a. Fleming, administrator
Of Patrick Mckoewn. it was ordered
adiat the defendant execute and deliver
decd to the pinintifT
CHARLES Wilson rihcsnas was granted a
divorce from Eliza Thomas.
Distribution OF funds WIS decreed in
the cause of anthony Ilaily against Pat
rick Mc-Andrew. administrator.
The jury failed to agree in the mis-
demeanor case against Ear Kryan and
the case was continued.
The jury found Edward Flaberty not
guilty of selling whiskey within un-
lawful distance of churches.
Anthony B. UpRlam was placed ON trial
Tuesday morning for misdemcs,nor.
au Bryan. alias Maddox. was found
guilty of Illicit sale of whisiey and sen
fenced to 30 days in jail und fined 500.
Judgment was suspended 30 days for an
appeal to the Supreme Court.
The suit of w. L. Musgrove against
Il. d. Newton was continued.