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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
Gernera geebrt.
Mmerifan. 8ewunoerer banfen fur
fein @erbaIten BET Santiagp.

Webina, Sibonia, Spanien, 10.
Gum 3ei9en Der Danfbarteit FIR feline
6altang BET Santiago uno feline Giir-
forge ftir ameritanii9e Sesleute, tpurbe
beute benz Mbmiral @erbera Elm album
tberrei9t, oas bic unteri9riften elmer
Inaabl b%efannter Entertainer nebf
8riefen bon Subicribenten entbdlt.
Sie l1eberrei9ung erfoIste i'm Na-
men ieiner amerifanii9sn Mitbhrger
bur4 Germ Wprb.
Sn feiner Sanf. MnfpraGe bemertte
Der Momiral, iein 0erbaltsn geaen
2eutnant SobiOn unb bic ameritani=
f9en Seeleuts nod Der 9erfentung bes
vWerrimae" lei burd 8efeble bon h6=
berer Stelle bittirt setpeien.
Mbmiral @srbera lebnte es beri9ie-
bentli3 ab, fi@ BON feineu ameritani-
i4en 8e%tuunberer1 auf bisie @eiie eff
rem au lahen; troBoem aber fibrten
oieie ibren pIat1 aug.
Gen.. SoraItobt.
Wabrib, 10. Suli. General So=
raj, Der @ommanbant Der @arniion
bon Santiago BEL Der 8elagerung
bur9 bic amerifanii4en Sruppen, ii
heute in elmer naben Srren=Inftalt &C.
fforben. Ser Summer iiber feline Ga
pitulation bate ibm ben 8erfanb ge-
raubt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
&aie.&aq.

Sie sefrigen spiele refuItirteu tpis
folst:
Mmeriea1M foctation.
Miluaufee, 10. Suli.
Wilpaufee. -. 0O1O0O12*- 4
Snbianapolis.. % 0O01001O- 2
2anfas @itp, 10. Suli.
grfes Spiel.
3anfas @itp q 00O2OO2*- 6
Solebo ..00OO1OO3O- 4
3ueites spiel.
&anfas @itp. ...3OO31OO101-9
Solebo ....0000611000-e
ct. paul, 10. SuIi.
2ouisbine IL l. 2
81. paul. -. 010OO0OOOO- l
Minneapplis, 10. Suli.
Minneapol;s ..O01OOOOO*-
Columbus ....0 000O0O00- 0
l=2 q O..
ct. 2ouis, 10. SuIi.
Cries Spiel.
81. Souls ...00O2O1OO*-
Netu Oort. 10 o. 2
3meites Spiel.
ct. 2ouis ~ l. /
Netp gort.. .10OOOOOO2-
Cincinnati, 10. Suli.
Cries Spief.
Cincinnati ....1 o. l
philadelphia Il 010020O0-
3wettes spiel.
Cincinnati -. 3020OOO2O- z
philadelphia ..00O10O0OO- l
Chicago, 10. Suli.
@bica9o ......0 0O12000*- 8
8rooflpn. 49,. .0000OOOO2-2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

-. Sabraeit Der 8Ige...
Abfabrt Anfuuit
zolsoo, Chicago unb geitisan erpres...t 7.1b t1o.sS
SuIebc, Detroit uub Chicago 2im .....s12.2 20 SIS
gRi6isan gitp, Mhineis u. e~ofapettee pI- t 7.ao t1oas
tdgIit t a~usseucmmeu eonutass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
o { It d1bntffe zines dc D Il
bers.

Pittsbure,p 3d., 10. SuIi. Ser
Jarbi9e SObn Sobnfou, Der nit einem
f4waraen S9idfals-@ euoRen am 9on-
nerffag tue9en Moroes sebdngt wirb,
bat 4 anbere Worbtbater eeitanben.
2 Der Opfer fanb ct in einem &C.
pddwagen auf elmer birginif9en Babn.
ermorbete fie tuesert SIS. bie fe i'm Be-
fb batten. unb mart bic 2ei9en aug
benz 3us. g6enfo banbelte er Bel 2
Mnbern auf elmer Georgia 8abn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
S@ifSna@rt@ten.
u n qefom m {


Soutbampton: v@ermanic" bon Nem
Dort bia @berbourg.
2%iberpool: .gobic" bon Netu Oort;
.2afe Manttoba" bon MontreaI;
.Sicilian" bon Wontreal nod
Glasgow; ~9unifian" BON Mon=
treaI.
Gtume: .pannonia" bon Netu Nort
pia Heapel.
2onoon: .Wefaba" bon SEEM Oort.
@Iasgom: .2oursntian" mad Netp
9amburg: Bulgaria" nod Netp
Sort.
Soutbampton: rGriebri9 Der @robe"
mad Wem Oorf.
Queenstown: rgtruria" nod Nsp
Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11

2iberpooI. Gina 20 l1sber-
lebenbe beg untergesangenen Dampfers
Worge iino aus Stornotuap, 6&ott=
Ianb. angelangt. sic fa6ren auf
einsrn gunarb-D ampfer nod q. g..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
8 oaaar.t's2 m b n
@orfiB m RATIONAL
gomite E.

gomite E.
e t.Qouis, 10. Suit. 9as Na-
tipnaI=@ omite trat beute MOrgen IS
auiammen unb absrmals Na9mittass
4 llbr nit Der ausseiprOdenen Mbfi9t
Der Nnbdnssr Sassarts aus S%noiana.
bas @omite bur9 ieine Wabl gum
gorFbenoen ueu au Orsanifreu.
Die Woreen-S ibung mar ni4t bon-
ftdnbi9 beiu&t unb oas seplante 3iel
blieb unerrei9t. Mad aus New gort
mics barauf bin, oab Elm Sei4lub un=
hDfi9 sri9sine. bepor 9err Barrier
als @anbibat um &atb gefra9t NOR
ben let.
Sie Sageart-9eute, our Wabl ni9t
fort senus, ma9ten oarauf aufmerts
fam, baB bic 9erren 9ia, Sbeeban
uno Belmont, bes @anbibaten Sreunbe.
nod in Der Stabt ueilten, mnb be-
f9loHen, bieie 3u Der Nadmittass=
eiBuns sinaulaoen. als Der @ad=
mittas fam, CABS neue 0inoerniRe.
Der 0orfBenbe Sones bonn alten
@omite ertldrte nit Gntf4ieoenbeit,
oas qeplante 0orgeben ffebe obne prds
ceoensfaa ba uno lei in Wirtli9teit
ungefebli9. Nud murbe betannt, baB
bic Contention 81 ipdter Stunoe ben
UorfBenoen Sones bur9 eine1 Be-
fdlub bsboqmd9tigte, bas neue @oniite
su elmer i6m pahenoen 3eit mad Nep
Sort 3uiammsn gu berufen.
Gerner reiiten Senator 9ia uno
sbeaban Mittass nod Stem gort ab
unb fonnten iomit Der Sisuns ni9i
b~eipobnen.
Senator Sones. Der auriidtretenbe
@~orfibenoe, ertldrte Der Mhoc. Prehe,
er lei BON Der NationaI=g Contention
seftern Na9t bepolmd4tigt ODER better
angepieien tuoroen, bic erfe Sibun9
bes rlsuen @omites In Sem Sort ab3u-
balten. 8enor er bas neue @omite
einberufe, tonne es fi9 ni9t organi=
firsn uub ionftise Sibnnsen werben
obne @unma9t a~bsebalten.
9err Sones bemertte, CT tueroe bor
ginbsrufung bes gomites &i9ter par=
fer 3u &atbe aieben. gs tudre elm un=
erhbrter gorsans. iolte fi9 bas Go
mite eonfituiren molten, obne fi9 nit
Dem ganbibaten ing gtnbernebmen au
feben.
&urs nod 8eainn Der Na9mittass=
Sibung tpurbe 9agsart. uslGer ben
gOrfb fibrte, erfudt, surudautreten,
bamit linn feine 0erle9enbeiten er.
pii9ien.
Mug. Belmont bon q. q. tpurbe &c.
rufen unb um &idter Barriers Nnf4s
ten befrast. gr beoauerte, oieie ni9t
angeben au f6nnen.
Sberft @nfep ~berlanste, bas @omits
fole Porters Weinungs : Meuberune
~abtparten.
Senator Baileb bon Seras trat FL,
fOfOrtige grleoisung Der Grage elm.
g%ag9art inbofiirt.
g I. 2ouis, 10. Suli. Iad
a~nndbernb 3weiitiinoiger Debate boz
Senator Bailen einen @ompromib an,
fals bas gomite einea gef6lub faHe,
tpel1er bic ganbibatur bon Sboma:
Saggart als @orfibenber bes gomite!
%inouifirt. Wad ertldrte fi9 bierau bereit
inb Der M11tras sins bur9. Siegomite.
Witalieber ober beren Stelbertreter
wel6e Der SiBuns b%eiwsbntsn, be-
f9lofsn einfimmia bic SnbOifrunl
bon Saggart's @anoibatur.
Sas @omite ~beriammelt f9 fomit
tuieber In Sem DOrf auf ben &uf bel
friiberen 8OriBenben Sones.
Ste e 9lu= 6 tunbeno
@prtbet.i o n.
81. 2ouis. Wo., 10. Suli. =
Die S4luB=G tunben Der bemofr. Sea
tional=@ Contention, bic fd Sonntai
II nbr WOrsens entstltig pertagte
tparerl bon bramatifaen SntereHes.
Nls bic Contention I'm 2 rlbr Sons
tag CUR @rnennung zines @~anbibatel
FIR bic 0ice=p rdfibentfnaft au5am
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-11
&ier5ebn Soote.
SeutfGe Mrsfhgler bic Cpfer zines
furhtbaren 8atn=n nfaqs.


Rem Oorf, 10. Suli. IA perio=
men uurben set6btet unb sttpa 100
berlebt bel einent 3uiammenftob hsute
tura Dor Mittag in Mibbals, g. g..
mo elm pahasiersug Der @reeniuOob
Safe 3meig=2inie bon Der erie Babn
nit einem grcurfons3ug, Der gum
Waher-g innebmen 9ebalten, sufam.
menfieb. ollie SObten unb Wsrlsbtsn
lebten in 9obOfen, Seriep @itp unb
SEEM Sort.
Ser @reurfonsaug b~ef6rberte Mit.
slieoer oes erften plattoeuti9en Iereins
bon Sobofen su ibrem Sabres-pienic
unb bate 800 paKusiere; er beftanb
aus IL Waaen unb 2 2ofomotiben.
Die erffe Waf9ine batte @afer ge=
fabt. als Der ressImdbige pahasier5ug
nabte.
Ser Glagsmann oss Special uss
isnaliirte benz 2ofomotib= GHhrer beg
einfabrenoen 3uges, aber 1T Golse Ell.
ner &urbe wuroe bic Jlagge erf fi4t=
bar. als es 3t fpdt tuar. Sie @et6ote=
ten uno 0erlebten befanben fi9 In ben
lebten Wagen. 9ie Sriimmer gerie=
them ni9t In Branb unb bic @ntfer=
nun9 Der Spfer ging raid Dor i9.
Sic paRasiere aug ben unbsi9dbia-
tene Wagen eilten surid unb leifteten
Ollie, ebenfo Beuobner bon Wionale,
bon oenen biele ben 3uiammensiOb se=
bort. Sie IA um9efommenen maren
balo neben bas @eIeiie sslsgt unb bic
Derlebten nod ben nd9flissenoen
6duiern eebra9t. Wdbreno nod
@er3:en geianot uurbe. tamen Grauer
aus Mibbale NIT Bacterial our Stir
forge fir bic 8erlebten. Sie am
i9merfen 8etrofenen tpurben na9
9ittle Sails unb bon Serfep Gitp urtb
9ObOten iiberfRbrt, bic lei9ier @erleb.
ten fanben 8ebanblung in Mibbale.
2otomotibfibrer uub 6eiaer beg res
~gelmaBi9en 3uges peri&wanben tur3
nod benz l1nfa0e. sic enttamerl un=
berlebt, inbem fie unmittelbar Dor benz
3uiammenfpbe a%biprangen.
Soppelmorb.
Omaha, Neb., 10. Suli. %.
M. 3seler eri9lug ieinen S9wieser-
batter Wiliam Surfamp nit elmer
Bre9fanse unb erftaa oanrt feline Grau
nit sinem Gleif4ermeKer. Ser MOrb
fOlste einem Streite smif9en 3esler
unb isiner Jrau, uel&e in JOlse beRen
nod benz 0arie ibres 8aters sins, tpo-
bin 3eeler fOlste uno In Der Wutb ben
Soppelmorb begins. st bat bic Glu9t
ersrifen unb bic poli3ei fu9t na9 ibm.
'Der g 9ueteer bon 6 opus.
gfopus, 81. g.. 10. Suli. 9rob
Der unsem6bnli9en Stunbe, 3u iuel9er
f9 &i9ter u. g. Barter beute firth
nod gmpfang ber ct. 2ouiier Na4-
ri9ten surid3og, fubr ct @ormittags
nit ieiner Grau nod Der Stride in
&insfOn, als berer &eftor iein S9wiea
seriob n @eb. SaG funsirt. Gin Sten
bsrtreter 9aa's, Der fi9 In ct. Gouis
befano, leitete ben @ottesoienf.
Sie geiu9er Barriers, 8. 9. Mat
Sonalb uno &i9ter 9at9 bIieben bic
9a9mittas BEL ibm, worauf fie mad
Sem Sort abreiten.
Den Na9mittag berbra4te Der Ban=
nertrdger Der bemptr. partei auf feline,
8eranoa nit elmer Mnaabl Greunben.
@lidwuni9 Depei8en laufen mod
f~prtwdbrenb Elm.
% o o l=& ooms" ge9Io 6 n.
Ginci n |, 10. Suli. Sc,
8eneralanipalt bon Gentudp fiinbi9i
an, baB bic ypool=& ooms" in @obing.
ton 9ei9loRen uerben. @egen BIZ
@igentbiimer finb beim 2reisgeri9i
I ginbaltsbefeble beantragt.
u . prtamit- grpIoo n.
W arbIebeab, O., 10. Suli.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
PORTSMOUTH.

Miss Hattie X. Hughes has been spend
Ing few days with her brother. Charles
NJ Hughes and family IN Newport
The attendance At the ladies' Bible
class held at ST Mary's rectory IS in
creasing the interesting and Instructive
lessons are greatly appreciated by all who
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Constant w. Chase have
been entertaining Mrs. Herbert b. Ash
ley and their granddaughter. Mrs. James
II. Fish.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union held it's last meeting with the presi-
dent, Mrs Eunico A. Green. After the
transaction OF business an article entitled
"A Peace Conference at Washington" by
Margaret Dye Ellis was read by the
secretary. Mrs. Hannah G. Borden. also
ono on that Unknown Endless Chain. Z"
by Josiah w. Leeds was read by the presi-
dent Clippings were rsad by the MEM
bers OF the union. A bible reading on
Doing What lie Bids, and Doing II
Now" by Rev. Francis u. Townsley was
then taken up. The next meeting OF the
union will be with Mrs. Gardner Sher-
man.
Mr.. Edward =. Macomber. Jr.. Is re-
covering from his lang illness. at the home
OF his brother. Mr.. l. ID. Macomber
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
AMONG The HORSES.

New Orleans. la. Feb. 2.-The Cres-
cent City Jockey clubs race track was
the rendezvous OF a big crowd yesterday.
The going was fair. After many threats.
William Houston's Hamburg geldIng
Velos. won a mile condition race for A.
year olds and upward. in which hi. price
was 20 to 4. Exapo and Thorneycroft
were the most formidable contenders. The
track was a bit rough for Thorneycrofts
delicate legs.
The Texas bred colt, Arch Oldham. by
Gallantry, dam Pearl Barnes, who was
n skyrocket In her early 2-yesr- old form
at this track. galloped home I'm front i'm
tho Sh furlongs event for 2-year- olds in
which he was an TO 5 favorite. Fair
Una, OF whom little was expected. was
second and the Druggist third
Dusky. principally by virtue Of a poor
start. won the six furlongs race for 3
years -olds In canter. Clsremont 20 10
T. probably was the best. and from = had
beginning ran into the place. and our
Lille was third.
Ostrich was first in the handicap, with
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
FAVORS SCHOOL COMMISSION
Continued from page Ten

Continued from page Ten.
from the FIRE commission for the services
OF fremen employed at the theatre, etc.
to the pension fund. In this the broad con-
CURED.
At first there was some little doubt as 10
the meaning OF the measure but Alderman
Freeman explained that the money for
each OF the hremen employed in the
theatres would go 10 the commissioners
for the retirement Of the older men from
the active list enabling their places TO be
hlled by younger and more vigorous
bodies.
The resolution authorizing the city
treasurer 10 pay back TO the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children the
sum OF $24l20 taxes erroneously assessed
was received from the council and the
board concurred i'm the passage
resolution authorizing the park COM
missioners To accept all gifts, donations,
etc, was passed In concurrence
The resolution authorizing tho payment
or $50 To Annie Pye for damage to wearing
apparel was passed in concurrence.
resolution authorizing the city solici-
tor 10 appear before the general assembly
advocating the appointment OF schNl
commission was passed I'm concurrence
Alderman Mccarthy opposed the measure
as giving TO the state city rights but af-
ter the explanation by Alderman Freeman
the board approved OF the action.
The resolution for the building OF sewers
In certain OF the city streets was passed
In concurrence. This was the last bust
ness TO come before the body and the ses-
sion adjourned 10 Thursday. Feb. 18th,
at p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
FLED FOR LIVES,
Two Families on Mt Pleasant Driven to
Street by a Fire.

william Sections family were turned
out Of their home at 1:40 O'Clock, this
morning by a fire.
The Sections reside at Sc Claremont ave
nue. Mount Pleasant. William Hughes
occupying the other tenement
A neighbor was aroused from sleep by
smoke. which had entered his window
and making an investigation. discovered
that the Sexton and Hughes families
were in great peril, as their domicile was
well abaze
The sleeping inmates OF the house were
aroused and fled to the street with the
few articles Of clothing they could lay
their hands upon.
An alarm was given from box 223 The
departm worked expeditiously. but
despite their Efforts the interior OF the
building WAS badly burned, the oc-
cupants losing their household effects
Mr.. Sexton carried on small variety
store on the ground floor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
COMMON COUNCIL.

The common council was called to order
at $40 by President Kendrick and a quo
rum was reported present. After the
reading OF the records by Clerk ID. b.
Hayden. the president appointed Mr..
Moore TO issue the invitation 10 the board
OF aldermen to meet I'm joint convention.
IN CONVENTION.
The election of an assessor OF taxes for
three years, the term Of Walter w. Burn
ham expiring on the first Monday in Feb
ruary. 1904, was next taken up with Mayor
Miller I'm the chair.
Councilman ]. William Moore nomina ted
Walter w. Burnham and the nomination
was seconded by Alderman Reynolds. and
Mr.. Burnham was elected.
The next business was the election OF
n surveyor of lumber for one year. the
term OF Clarence III. Carpenter expiring on
the first Monday in February. 1904 On mo-
tion OF Mr.. Moore the present incumbent
was named and he was elected
George T.. A. Beane was nominated by
Alderman Parker as surveyor and corder
OF wood and he was elected.
The convention then dissolved on motion
OF Alderman Freeman.
DRUGGIST LIQUOR LICENSES.
Mr. Balch OF the committee on ordi-
nances presented report upon the pc
tition Of George /. Glafiin & Co, and 9TH
ers relative to wholesale druggists LIQUOR
license and recommending a reduction OF
the fee to $500. making a distinction like
that in force I'm Boston. Mr. Balch ex-
plained that the 5000 fee now in operation
was only put on since the advent OF the
police commission. Before this he said
the fee was $500.
lie said the committee on ordinances
felt that It wss not fair TO charge the
Ann ea.st. ba -
ers. who deal in liquors exclusively.
He said It was no new question an that
several bills were now pending.
The resolution instructtng the city 80
licitor 10 favor any Legislation providing
for the reduction Of the tees for a whole
sale druggists liquor license to a sum not
less than 800 was next read and Mr.
Fletcher spoke against its passage.
Mr.. Grimwood OF the Eighth ward
moved that the resolution be laid upon
the table and Mr.. Fletcher seconded the
vote of % 10 3.
FOR FIREMEN's PENSIONS.
Mr.. smith Of the Fifth ward asked that
rule is be suspended for the balance OF
the evening In order to pass an onii-
nance. setting aside ali the fees collected
for attendance at the theatres under the
amended building laws to the nremen's 8
pension fund.
Mr. Smith explained that the police
officers who called upon for similar duty
get the money for their own use, but the
fremen DO not ask for this. only to get
the money for their pension fund. The
ordinance passed.
The committee on education rendered
"A report recommending n resolution di-
recting the city solicitor 10 apply TO the
general assembly for the passage Of
legislation creating a school commission
for the city OF Providence. The report
was voluminous one and was read by
President Kendrick.
Mr.. Ssson spoke In favor OF the reso-
utlon. Mr.. Devln wanted 10 know "
there WAS any reference 10 the manner
of election lie was Informed IL was
passed and referred 10 the board OF alder
men.
From the committee on parks. through
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02

AT BLOCK
ISLAND.

A fierce storm. q blizzard, in fact. ragged
at Block Island last night. and about
o'clock the wind was blowing a 7s-mile
gale from the northwest, while the sea
was running tremendously heavy.
Not since November, 1898 has the wind
reached such velocity, but 1t came from
the northeast rather than the northwest,
and then attained a maximum velocity of
90 miles an hour. This has never been
approached. TO the best recollection OF
the Oldest Block Islander, and broke all
existing records.
Early this morning the storm ceased,
the atmosphere cleared, the mercury
dropped rapidly to zero with the prospect
of a several days season OF cold and real
wintry weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02

the outsider. Miss Melton second, and
Mad Mullah third.
AT INGLESIDE.
San Francisco, Cal. Feb. 2.-For the
opening card yesterday at the meeting or
the Ingleside track, some good racing was
provided, the finishes being close. The
betting was brisk and most OF the book
makers were kept busy. Hildebrand rode
two winners. skip Me and Vema Clark.
The track was fast.
AT ASCOT PARK.
Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 2.-On a fast
track at Ascot park yesterday. Walsh
had the mount on two winners. Rough
and Tumble I'm the second and Paul
Whalsy in the fourth race. He finished
second on Mont Peeress in the fifth event.
The so to / choice. Eva d. was third In
the fve-furlong race.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
K. OF C. CONCERT AND LECTURE.

Under the auspices OF Ia Sale council.
Knights OF Columbus. an interesting con-
cert and lecture were given I'm What Cheer
hall last evening. After n musical and
literary program OF much excellence had
been rendered Grand Knight James r.
Mccarthy. president OF the council. In
troduced Dr. v. T.. Scharf who made a
lengthy address on matters pertaining to
the order. State Deputy Matthew J. Cum
mings and others followed with remarks.
after which n COLLATION. was served. The
attendance numbered about AGO. including
the knights and their friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
GLAD TO CUT IT OUT.
Five Young Men In Quiet Poker Game Sur
prlSed by Police.

Five young men who were enjoying n
quiet poker game In a room on the second
floor OF 141 weybosset street received a
surprise visit at 1880 O'Clock this morning
from Lieut. oNein of the Central police
station. who was accompanied by sergt
Mcguire and Patrolmen Feeney. Hayden.
T. Kelly and Lyons. all in citizens
clothes.
Admission was easily secured and seat
ed at table In the centre OF the room
which was lighted by incandescents, were
the Ave young men In their shirt sleeves
on the table were poker chips. but no
cash was in sight and near the chairs
were bottles which had evidently con-
tained beer.
They were allowed 10 leave for their
homes with the warning that II caught
again Il would mean a ride TO the sta tion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
WILLIAMS
AT ELMwoOD AVENUE

AT ELMWOOD AVENUE
A new tournament was begun last
evening on the Elmwood alleys, in which
four teams were entered. The playing
schedule will run over Is weeks. All
the games are 10 be rolled on Mondays
and Fridays. In the events last evening
the No. aggregation won all three of the
games from the No. l players, Hanna and
Beaton being tied for the highest totals.
The summary:
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A CLEAN REcoRp

The liquid which has given supreme
satisfaction To householdeTs Is SULPRo
NAPTHoL. IL fills numerous every day
wants because II can be utilized In many
BROWN eRos. CO., e2 Esshanae Place.
ted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02

The opening games OF the new tourna-
unant started at Music hall were played
hst evening. when Kinneres team won
two games from Swift's men Cohen
made the largest total, with total OF
csS pins McQuiston followed with 2s7.
The summary;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
NO. l M'KNLEY.
WESTMINSTER SpElIAI

The Bixby's Corner combination won all
three games from the Harkness Street
Stars IN a series OF special events at the
Westminster alleys last evening Dillon
was the high roller, obtaining a total OF
2fs. The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
NO. 2 TEAM

BI.MwOOD LARGE PINS.
In the large pin series last evening the
no. team took two games from the No
1 rollers II required this set OF games to
derfde the matter OF the first position I'm
the series, The summary:
NO TEAM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
BIXBY's.
BROWN BEATEN AT AMHERST,

Amherst Mass, Feb Brown was de-
feated by Amherst last night by the score
OF Is to 3. II was fast game through
out ana abounded in close throws for
goal. Rackle began the scoring i'm the
first minute OF play. scoring a pretty
basket DeWolf soon followed with an
other, and IL began to look like an easy
thing for Brown.
Amherst braced. however. and McRae.
eluding his man, dropped an easy basket
which was followed by one from Craw.
ford
The play became fast and furious tho
half ending with the score in Browns
favor, 3 to 3.
In the second half Brown played i'm
nara iuck, passing their opponents and
obtaining more shots for goal bur seem
ed unable 10 put the ball through the
ring. Crawford threw the last basket
Just as ume was called. making the final
score Am ncrSt IL, Brown 2. summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
Strings.
Ar OLNEYVILI.E.

AT OLNEYNII1IlE.
Menzie's team won two events from the
men under Mellor I'm the tournament at
'Olneyvile last evening. Close margins
were the order OF the evening Melior
made the highest total. The summary:S
MENZIE'S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
NO 4 TEAM.
= Stringr

AT THE WALDORF.
Tho No 2 Waldorf team secured two
events In the rolling with the Suburban
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
BUD OF HOPE.
CAPITOL HILL.
AT TRINITY SQUARE.

AT TRINITY SQUARE.
Williams men won two games from
Austins rollers I'm the tournament at
Trinity square last evening. Smith made
the largest total with POS pins and two
singles over the century mark. The sum
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-02
KINNERE's.
At THE HOPE.

Smiths team won all three OF the
games from Kaufmans rollers i'm the
Hope tournament last evening. Jones
was the high man. with 2e9 pins. The
summary