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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09
Councilman SiSSOn Wins Place
ON Board Of Aldermen.
Mr.. DUNN ALSO ELECTED.
Alderman Freeman VIII Re Missed From
Board and George n. Grant VIII Slc-
rssd Him From Sixth Ward.

The city council ticket was carried
again by the Republicans yesterday, who
have their same large majority and
little more in the lower branch. and I'm
place of Alderman Gray. former Council
man sisson OF the Second ward has moved
up into the board Of aldermen. Coupled
with the difficulty this councilman had I'm
getting his nomination papers filed. the
failure OF elaborate plans Of the Repub-
lican committee 10 bring about the cleo
tion OF John .. Darling to the board. was
rather a black eve for the latter. and n
looks as II the Good Government nomi-
nee will continue to act Independently Of
the machine. as he did In the lower
mayor will be missed from the board.
George III. Grant being elected to succeed
him.
The only man aside from Mr..
on the hoard. Is Councilman Dunn.
who was elected from the Third ward in
place OF Alderman Dennis +. Mccarthy,
who has been retired after 10 years OF
Coming from the Third ward Mr. Dunn
is OF course. elected as a Democrat
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The successful candidates for aldermen
are as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Stephen A. Cooke. elected 10y 4l plu-
rality.
SECOND WARD.
Charles Sissoh elected by Il plurality.
THIRD WARD
John c. Dunn ELECTED by III plurality.
FOURTH WARD
John C. Budlong elected with only scat
tering opposition.
FIFTH WARD.
William X. Reynolds elected by 24S plu-
-raiftv.
SIXTH WARD.
George n. Grant elected by li9 plurality.
SEVENTH WARD.
Walter A. Presbrey elected by ic plu-
rality.
NINTH WARD.
Burmah Il. Perkins elected 10y 223 plu-
rality.
TENTH WARD.
William II. Covell elected with only
scattering opposition.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
FIRST WARD.
Councilmen-.Ioseph Balch George w.
Parks. @. Richmond Parsons. Clifford S.
Tower.
= SECOND WARD.
Councilmen-C. Edward Barney. John
Kelso, Charles II. Makepeace and Everett
l. Rogers.
THIRD WARD.
Councilmen Dennis y. Donovan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09

A public meeting OF the Rhode Island
Veteran Citzens Historical association
will be held tomorrow afternoon I'm the
vestry OF the Mathewson Street NJ. f..
church at 2:3O D. m. at which James N
Arnold historian and geneologist, will
read paper entitled. Rhode Islands
Ancient Burial Places and What Should
be Done for Their Preservation"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-09
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THe
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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
TO GIRDLE WORLD
!. IN AUTOMOBILE
Charles j.. Glidden Will Use
Railroads With Special Wheels
When Necessary.
New York Sun spe oial Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Boston, July 25.-Charles J. Glidden,
the millionaire. automobilist and holder
Of the long distance touring championship,
started from the Hotel Touraine this
morning for a trip around the world. He
Is accompanied by Mrs. Glidden, who was
with her husband when he crossed the
Arctic; circle In his motorcar last year,
and accompanied him over every mile of
the $4,000 miles in 1908, when he won the
championship for distance and endurance
] Mr.. :Glidden Is using the same car he
used crossing the Arctic circle. It ar
rived here Saturday from the Napier
works in England in charge Of an expert
automobile mechanic, who was with Mr..
Glidden on previous distance trips and
will go with him around the world. With
the car was q set Of steel wheels with
fanges to be used for railroad travel in
places where progress over roads on rub
ber tires is impossible.
1--WE can make the change from the
usual wheels to the steel ones in thirty
minutes" said Mr.. Glidden today, "and
as the car, which weighs 2,400 pounds,
is Of the same gage as the standard gage
Of railroads, there will be no trouble
about taking to permanent ways, once
permission to do SO has been obtained"
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
SCHOLES LIKES
BRITISH WAYS
Champion oarsman Pleased With
His Treatment While in
'Merrie England -
few York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, July 25.-L. ]. Scholes, win
ner Of the diamond sculls, at Henley,
England, was aboard the White Star lin
er Arabic, which arrived today. He
brought the trophy inclosed in a mahog-
any box.
While abroad gold loving cup was
presented to the oarsman. In speaking OF
his trip, he said:
r had fine time on the other side.
The people there are the best on earth,
and could not do too much for me. They
seemed to tumble over one another try
ing to find some new way Of making 1t
pleasant for me-. don't believe I will
row any more singles this year, but will
only try in the doubles. ~
Il 5Scholes started for his home in Toronto
last night. He will stop off in Buffalo
today a few hours, to attend a reception
There is to be an automobile ride during
which a breakfast will be served in the
machine Receptions have also been
planned for him at Niagara and Toronto
After visiting his home, Scholes will start
fol st. Louis, where he will start in the
national regatta next Friday.
Pressure is being brought to bear tt
have Scholes enter the singles there. Con-
stance S. Titus, former national cham
pion, who is entered in the singles for the
national championship, is anxious to meet
Scholes. Titus Is confident that he car
beat the Canadian.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
NORTHWESTERN GAMES

Chippewa Falls Wis, July .25.-Chippewa
Falls defeated Eau Claire yesterday by score
tue features of the game. The batteries
were Richards and Burke, Spoisers and Dolan.
sllwater Mnn Jul July Of the
in a fast game by score Of to L. Dellar
struck out eleven men and gave two passes
Collette struck out, five mem and; gave three
passes. The batteries weres& Denar and Car
roll Collette and Collette. lsss j.:
Bethania Springs July 25-Members of the
Dan Sully team were defeated by Bethania
of to a. The batteries we're Staples and Stoy-
en-, Volkmire and Ventura. Staples struck out
fifteen men, Stoven struck out twelve. Betha-
MIA Springs has played thirteen games and lost
three
Eindstrom. Mimi, July 22.-Lindstrom was de-
feated by North Branch yesterday by score Of
5 to O.
Iron Mountain, Mich. July 25.--New London
was defeated by Iron Mountain by score of
8 to g. Batteries Miller and McKenade, Porter
and Eloopfel Miller struck out thirteen men
Manistique. Mich. July 25.-The Manistique
aggregation was defeated by the Rapid River
team by a score Of Is to 4 u
Ladysmith team defeated Bruce here yesterday
by score Of to s.
Eden Valley, Mimi: July 25 Maple Lake was
les: Reeves and Mcdonald, O'Laughlin and
Ackerme mn. ~ b.
Elk Mound, Wis, July 25-Chippewa Falls
| was defeated by Elk Mound here yesterday by
| a score of 8 to g. a5essAsf &
St. Cloud, Mimi. July 25.-The Minneapolis
By A a score Of s to Z. There was lar large attend.
| ance at the game Congressman Eddy was the
umpire.
| day by score of II to g.. Batteries: Chadder-
| dow and Fournei Hoff and Larotou.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WITH THE AMATEURS

Members of the Tribune nine would like to
arrange game for next Sunday with any 1o-.
year-Sld M 1 team; For games, address L. Walton,
Members of the Union aggregation were de-
feated by the J. H. Theis team by a score Of
8 to g., Young was the feature Of the: game.
game from, the Wolf Americans for non
appearance. ~ ht2s. .$@s*f:
The Camdens defeated the c. O. f.. team in
one-sided game yesterday, by a score Of Is
Nordquist struck out fifteen men and felded his
position perfectly. The batteries We're Mauren,
Scoval and. Mauren; Nordquist and Ryan. T.
Members Of the Island Cycle team were de-
feated by the Wilmots yesterday by score of
10 to I. Kehoe, for the Wilnaots was the fea-
ture In batting. Cunningham was put out Of
The batteries were Tharleson and Storey; Cum
ningham, Cloutier and McDonough.
Members of the Ainneh aha nine defeated the
to 6.
The Turtles, a picked team Of teamsters from
Southeast Minneapolis, will cross bats with the
Kittens, composed Of fremen of enginehouse No.
IS. Tuesday evening.
Members of the Schieds team hold the 12-year-
old championship Of the city. They would like
the city. For games, address NJ. Schied, 1400
Second street N. =. = - 80, - -
Members of the Minnehaha and Hennepin
teams will cross bats at Nicollet Park next Sat
these two teams met and had to withdraw in the
fourth inning on account Of rain The game
next Saturday will be called promptly at 4
parents will be admitted free Of charge.
The champion Independents of Minnesota de-
feated the Hume & Albrecht team yesterday,
to l.: They would like to arrange games with
any II or 15-year-old team in the city. Sunday
games preferred: For games, address Robert
| 13627 49, -
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25

JAKE SCHAEFER
WILL QUIT PLAY
The Wizard" Must Give Up
Billiards on Account Of I'll
Health.
New York Sun special. service.

I. & =
New York, July 25.-Latest reports from
Paris are that Jacob Schaefer was a very
sick man during the contest with Louis
Cure in Paris last month. Schaefer. how
ever won by twelve points In 5000, play
Ing six nights. K
The result Of this match confirms the
report that schaefer is not In his old
FORM" said an old billiardist last night,
and that the wizard intends to retire
from match play. It also indicates why,
instead Of challenging Vignaux for the
championship or accepting the repeated
challenges OF Sutton, to whom he for
feited the emblem, Schaefer took an easier
opponent in Cure.
I In defeating Cure by only twelve points
in six nights play, while i'll and unfit to
play in his oldtime form, it is not diff
cult to forecast the result in a game with
either Vignaux or Sutton. The retirement
of the former champion will be looked
upon with regret by billiardists all over
the world"
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
BOCKMAN AT ST. LOUIS
Crack Hurdler of the 'sU'' Will Try
for Games.

"Mike, Bockman, the crack hurdIer Of the
University of Minnesota track team, and for
years It's captain and mainstay, will go to ST.
Louis in August to compete in the worlds
Olympian games. Walter l.. Liginger Of MIL
waukee, president Of the Amateur Athletic
Union of America, was In Minneapolis last night
and secured Bockmans entry. He will
go under the auspices Of the Milwaukee Athletic
club, and will enter for the sixty-meter hurdle,
110-meter hurdle 200-meter hurdle, 400-meter
hurdle and 2OO-meter dash.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
AUTO RUN STARTS
Pilot Left New York at Early Hour
ssS@E NG Today.

New, York Sun Special servtce.
New YORK; July 25.-E. Commacho first pilot
in. the automobile run from New York; to- st.
Louis viii leave the clubhouse Of the he Automobile
From there he scattered confetti which marked
the roads to be followed by the main body Of
sixty or more ears which left the clubhouse at
O'Clock.
Besides New Workers. there are with the
party Windsor 7. White. Cleveland, who first
Webb Jay, a noted driver Of Cleveland; w. q.
Metzgar, Detroit, and a number of cars repre-
senting the trade.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

~ GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York 6, Chicago 4. -.
Cincinnati IL, Boston 4.
St. Louis 10, Philadelphia 5.
Philadelphia 4, st.. Louis 2.
~ GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at PHtsburg!o NYG'
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati. |:
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
WELLS CUP PLAY
Golfers Put in Busy Afternoon a
Ss5' Minikahda Links.

Deaver, Mckay, Prince. Belknap, Watson,
Ankeny Hepburn and Fairchild qualified in the
first round Of the Wells cup play at Minikahda
Saturday afternoon. Porteous, Gallagher, Green
leaf, Webb Harding, Albeit Seldes and Moreton
were the defeated players.
2. N. Fairchild won the approaching contest
Of those who tried in the putting mach. p'''ei
Many of the players are practicing for the
Trans-M Mtssissippi tournament to be held on the
Minikahda links next month.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
ANOTHER PERPLEx1TY.

There's nothing in the eternal
fitness of things Why couldn't the
makers Of breakfast foods have struck
instead of the butchers?
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
sTALLINGS WAS STOPPED
Buffalo Will Not Stand for Sunday
Baseball.
New York sun Snenial seruica,

New York Sun Special Service.
Buffalo, N. Y, July 25.-Because Of the inter-
ferences of the sheriff yesterday afternoon the
played An attempt was made to start the
game but two Buffalo players, Captain Shaw and
Catcher McAllister, were arrested. The Jersey
City team left the field when it was seen that
it would be impossible to play and the bisons
lined UP against an amateur club. w. Tobin,
an amateur. was also arrested. The three play
ers:. We're bailed and will have a: hearing on
Tuesday. -. t,~ 20
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
BARROW IS OUT
Former Toronto Manager Fails to
Make Good in Detroit.

New York Sun Special Service.
Detroit, Mich. July 25.-Word was received
row aof the Detroit ball team had rendered his
resignation that it had been accepted and tnas
here that Barrow got notice to quit before leaV-
ing Detroit on the teams last trip. y
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25

8. Nance. Rothtuss. Butler; base on balls, of
Sullivan; sacrifice hits, schaefer, Hemphill; wild
pitches Durham; struck out, by Stricklett s; by
Durham g; double play, Ryan to Bonner; ieIf on
pitched. stricklett 0 hits in six innings Mckay
hits in three innings. Umpire, Klein. Time,
2:1O. Attendance. {, ,oo0.. : 60 ts::#
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
MICHIGAN GOLF PLAY
Plans Complete for the Big Tourney
at Ishpeming.

Special to The journal.
tournament of the Upper Peninsula Golf asso.
citation viii be held on the links of the Ishpem-
Houghton, sanlt Ste. Marie. Alenominee, Iron
Mountain. Marquette and Ishpeming clubs will
the the men and two for the ladies. The most i'm. I'M
portant will De the team play, eight men from
each city, for the association trophy, now held
by the Ishpeming team, which was victorious In
the two former tournaments and which will re.
tain possession OF the cup permanently If success
full at the coming meet.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
MURRAY BESTS TULLER
Final Play for Daniels Cup at Bryn
Mawr Links.

cup between Charles A. Tuller and w. R. MUIR
ray, Murray winning the cup and match. Quail
flying rounds will be played this week for the
also the Qualifying rounds will be played this
week for the buffers cup, members having a
handicap of ten strokes or more playing in this
event. Players should hand cards to Mr.. Nc
Geever or drop in box at clubhouse.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
AT TOLEDO.
Totals ..17z35 q /
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
ABatted for Deerfn9

Indpolis Q 8 Q "a 0 o Q Q o o.
Two-base hits, Burns, Frisbie, Brown, Nc
Creery. Hogriever, Berry, Carr: home run, Fris-
bic; stolen bases Brown. Reading (running for
Reisling), Dickey; double plays. Deering to
Clingman to Burns, Clingman to Burns to Refs
ling. Dickey to Magoon swander to Montgome-
cry to Magoon: struck out. by Deering /, by
Fisher 8, by Allemang 81 bases on balls, of Deer
ing 2, off Fisher 8. off Alemang 81 hits, off Fish
er in six innings off Allemang in six In
nings; hit by ball. Hogrever; passed ball, Berry;
left on bases. Toledo IA, indianapolis s. Time,
$780, Umpire, Holiday. Attendance, 1000.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25

5 Two-base hits, Kelley. Marcan, D. Sullivan, /
Ferry; three-b base hit, Maoney; sacrifice hits, |
Jackson, J. Sullivan, McNichols; stolen bases. |
Flournoy g Jackson 2 Wheeler, Jones; double |
play, o'Brien to Marcan; first on balls of Ferry
5, Off Chech 8; struck out. by Chech 4. by Ferry
/, by Stimmel B.: hits. off Ferry In i've Innings
OF stimme 2 in three innings; wild pitch, |
Chach Time, 1853. Umpire Hart. Atten- |
dance, lilo. .--'
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
CHECH GOES TO THE REDS,

Cincinnati, July 25-The Cincinnati National
league club has purchased Pitcher Chech of the
st. Paul American association club. Chech will
report here after the close of the American asso
ciation season.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
AT LOUISVILLE.

Two-bass hit Kerwin; three.base hits. Hall.
man, Wrigley; home runs, Hallman. Bsashear;
bell 8. on G1endon 4; struck out. by Campbell
by Glendo9 !; hit BY pitched ball ball. Martin,
bases. Louisville s. Columbus ii. Time. I:58
i TJmDire- Kil1en.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
AN OLD STORY.

ICY" vasbinder has jumped the
Butte team, saying the high altitude
of Montana did not agree with him.
players before.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
EGAN WON COLE pr.AY.

Chicago, July 25.-J. Chandler Egan of the
Exmoor Golf club won the Ravinoak cup with 10
the Midlothian club, Saturday afternoon, at the
Onwentsia club links The contest ended at
the twenty-seyenth hole, Hunter being unable
to make winning score from the other nine
holes - s5 7.+is
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
GAMES NEXT SATURDAY.

Steel and Machinery vs.. Chamber of Commerce,
at Minnehaha and Twenty-nnth.
Minneapolis & st. Louis VS., North Star, at
Bryn Mawr. - ~ -. .:.5.--,E
Patterson & Stevenson VS.. Watch School, at
Bloomington and Twenty ninth.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

D.. GAMES TODAY.
St. Paul at Minneapolis Qadies' day).
Columbus at Louisville.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
WEATHER HELPS SPORT
Good Scores at Saturday Matinee Of
Minneapolis Gun Club.

. Fine weather, added to the zest rof the sport OF
the Saturday Afternoon pshoW Of the Minneapolis
Gun clubs at Intercits park H2Sorpe very credit
able shooting was done. Following the
scores: - LI. GtEzgsss.. -. -, ffe
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
SECOND Da"GAME.

Earned runs. Milwaukee 2; two-base hit, Stone;
home run, Batenan; stolen bases, Durham, Clark,
slattery; bases on balls, of Dougherty /, of Is
bell 2; hit by pitched ball. Pennell; passed ball,
Butler; struck out, by Dougherty g. by Isbell 2;
double plays, Sullivan to Ryan to Sullivan,
Bonner to Lewee to Ryan, Bateman (unassisted),
aas CITY 3. Time, li3O. Umpire, KLEIN.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
NooRNA CHosEN DEFENDER

Montreal, July 25.-The committee Of the St
Lawrence Yacht club has selected the Noorna
owned by Huntley Drummond and designed by
Fred Sherwood, designer Of last years winner
to defend the Seawanhaka cup.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
NORTHERN LEAGUE
STANDING: OF THE CLUBS.

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
Superior 0, Grand Forks 9.
Duluth 4, Crookston 8. se..
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
FAR FROM MADDEN CROWD.
sGn - Kate Madden spent Sun
sSSEsaNS day with Seneca friends.
:x Morris Qll.) Herald.
HOMES FAMILY noINGs

JONES FAMILY 4IOlNES.
Jones of Binghamton amt such an
up-to- date member OF the family.
..Hoss', Jones Of Hennepin avenue an
nounces that he will soon pull off an
automobile race.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
CALLED; ON M1LLARD.

CALLED. ON MILLARD.
6 While in Newton Friday on
>>hka business. the writer took oc-
LoTM .casion to go to the county
I7 sae1 81, to as fs' !. essa seaan.s M'15srs ,s
room In the second story of the build
ing and is very comfortably situated.
Newton Qowa) Record.
IS PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN?
Local paper calls Arthur Irwin
Canadian. That reporter had best go
to Minnetonka for a week when
"Artie" reaches here with the Blues"
LOCAL NEWS.
Tom Lowry Sundayed in New
York.
a. - Eddie Clapp, Jr., was seen
fHESH1 driving on the Bois de
Bologne in Paris yesterday. Look out,
girls.
Tom Shevlin, Jr., is looking for
job in the Krupp blacksmith shop in
Germany. He has his hammer with
him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
vAsB1NDER JUMPS BUTTE
Pitcher Cannot Stand Touch of High
Life ).

Special to The Journal. 8:
OF walter Wilmot's staff of twirlers, and form
erly with the Minneapolis team, has jumped the
Butte club and left for his home at Toledo. He
says he cannot stand the high: altitude OF Mon
taIla. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
BRYN MAWR WON
Lafayette Golfers Were Defeated in
80. Club Play. #E4 - +

Bryn Mawr defeated Lafayette at the links
of the latter Saturday afternoon. A return game
will be- played. at Bryn Mawr on Aug. 27. Fol-
lowing are the scores:
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
IOWA LEAGUE
Waterloo g. Oskaloosa 0.
Ottumwa 4, Fort Dodge 2.
Boone 8. Keokuk 2.
Marshalltown 6, Burlington l.. ts,s :
- dnNHNHED CHAT "A HiYTEI
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

GAMES SATURDAY.. ss.gG - 81
North Star II. Steel and Machinery 8.
Chamber Of Commerce 5, Patterson 4 Steven
son 8. &
Minneapolis & st. Louis 1e, Watch School Is.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25
WESTERN LEAGUE

Colorado Springs 2, Sioux City l..
Denver st. Joseph game postponed, rain.
Des Moines 8, Omaha 4. @
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis 1a. st. Paul 1.
Milwaukee 8. Kansas City 2. If innings.
Toledo 6, Indianapolis L .:~-
Louisville 8. Columbus a.
= NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis e-7. Philadelphia II. t*
Brooklyn 2. Pittsburg i. =: -
Boston 81. Cincinnati .1-16.
New York 8. Chicago 1. @
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 3-4, Philadelphia 2-1.
Washington 3-2. Detroit 29.
st. Louis 8. Boston 2.
Chicago 8. New York 4.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Winnipeg z. Fargo 8.
Grand Forks 2, Superior O..
Crookston II, Duluth 6.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver Z. st. Joseph 5.
Colorado Springs {, Sioux City 8. ..z5s
Omaha 6, Des Moines 4. 4.&sss{ss,83 s;s,. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25

At the half mile 1t was predicted that
new mark for the course would result
and such proved to be the case, as the
machine rolled home at the end Of the
mile in So seconds.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-25

.a." y. .------- - - ---,--;ssa&s <.
THREE-I LEAGUE
Rockford 8, Bloomington D.
Cedar Rapids I, Springfield 4.
Davenport 2, Rock Island /.
Dubuque 2, Decatur 1.
SATTIRnAV GAMES
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-13
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