davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
GpngreB.
s. 8.

R2~"~S ~ O~f'O Vu1
traqte beute Nnnabme beg bon feinem
@omite gnnffie einberi9teten Nntrags,
bas Sufti3=9 epartement i'm Q%uffldrun9
ridfi6tli9 feiner unterfu9ung Deg
yGoblentrufs" gu eriu9en iotpie cine
Wittbeilung bariiber, pb aud auf
@runb Der Mer3er : @ntf6eioungen
9eser1 Die @eiebes=8 erleber ftrafre9t=
li9es 8orgeben beeOnnen tporoen lei.
Sic Nntrdee sin9en obne Debate
bur9.
Mbq. @rpsbenor, DbiD, beantra9te,
bic Beratbun9 oer8 orlage betrefis 8er=
~nenbune amerifanif6er @dife fur
6ffentliGe 3mede auf5unebmen.
Mbg. Beaumont ono. be5ei6nete Die
8orlaqe als cine binn berf9leierte
@ubfoien=M aBregel. Sbre Nnnabme
tpiirbe einige tpenige S9ifs gigen=
Thinner berei9ern.
Ser obiee Nntrag ging nit 1913
aeaen III 6timmen our9.
Sic 8eratbung tpurbe aeitpeilig ber=
i9oben, UNI benz @onferen5beridt tber
bas Budget FIR ben Dtitrift Columbia
8lab au MAIDEN. Ser gDnferenaberi6t
murbe angenommen unb Die S9iHs=
8or1age eelangte auf Die S~a9esoro=
nung. Nbs. Sal3eu, pa., ertptoerte
auf Die Samfass=& ebe 8Ourfe @od=
rams, nobel er ben 3oG als Die bren=
rerbe 6raae Der fommeroen Wabl err
fldrte. gr 3olte @odran Srtbut als
&ebner, als LINEN 8ertreter Sam=
manD's", beHen &ebe eine Gretban=
belsrebe Dbne ieben 8Orbebalt gepeien
lei, cine ofene @rfldrun9, baB Dfein
Irbeiter. Garmer ooer Gabritant btn=
ii9tli9 Der 36le bon Der bemofratii9en
partei irgeno etuas gu %ertparten babe"
COCHRAN babe bas 8anner beg Gret=
banbels entfaltet unb feline bemofrati=
1aen Briioer ein9elaben ibm 81 fol9en.
SIM tueiteren 0erlauf ieiner Reoe be-
fAulbigte Oalaea @odran, baB er fduf=
lid Tel, in Gaft, baB er itets Der Ri9=
tuno angeb0re, Die ibm periDnlt6en
Broft brin9e. @r lei abpe9ielno
,@reenbafer", @elomann" unb
,6reiflbermann" 9emeien. @rf leBten
@amifag babe er in @rfahrung GEE
bra9t, baB @ofran @eloiummen ange=
nommen unb fi9 bafir berpfli4tet
bate, bic Champagne Mc3inleb's gu
unterfftiBen.
@odran perthsibiste ii6 in energif8er
Meife.
@r babe weber @elb FIR Die palmer=
8udner nod trssno cine anoere @anl=
pa9ne erbalten. Wenn 9err Sal3el
bic Wabrbeit fpra9, bann bdtte CT ben
flarifen 8emeis erbra9t, mie corrupt
Die republifanif9e partei let unb baB
McGinlep's g~rmdblung erfauft mOrOen
lei.
Cochran telte Johann einen 8ei9luB=
Mntrag, baB Elm Neutrality-suspicious.
befebenb aus 5 Miteliebern bes 5euies
ernannt peroen iole, UNI bic ge9en i'm
erbobenen 8ef6uloigun9en 81 unter=
5u6en, tpel1e, tpenn mahr, ibn une
tpiirDi9 ma9ten. elm Mit9lieb Deg
!0auies gu ieia.
5pre9er Canon p%ertpeigerte ben Nn=
traa our Nbfimmun9 81 bringer, big
er Yrdceben5=Sdae geprtift babe.
Serr Dalsea bate erudbnt, baB
$3.50, 900 aus benz @ampaenefunb
Sanna's ibren Weg In Die Sai9en
@oGran's gefunoen paben folen. Nu6
babe er bon Der pa.mer=8ufner @am=
payne SIS. 900 erbalten. @ofran be-
fritz natirli9 ale bieie Angaben unO
perlanqte banr bic l1nteriu9ung burG
bas 0aus.
CUR Motipiruns feines Sei4luban=
TRACES faete Serr @odran, oaB burt
Die r1nterIuGnng Sa6en BON grSBerer
Wi9tigfeit als Die Nntlagen geaen ibn
tlar gema6t ueroen piroen.
uWir merben feben," fagte er unter
lautem Beifal, mie bic @%ampagne in
1896 gefthrt tpurbe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-27
Gntiebli6e 8luttbat.
@atte t6btet Tran uno Sodter.

&i9Ianb Center, Wisc., %.
Npril. Senrp Morrifon t6otete feline
Grau, bon Der er felt ldneerer 3eit 9e=
trennt lebte. fomie feline So6ter Die nit
ibren spei fleinen &inoern bort gu 8e=
Iu9 mar. Ct f6oB beioe Grauen Die
beim Wittagstii9 iaBen, toot. @ein
S6miegerlobn Der oa5miiden frat,
fonnte Die Shat nt6t Derbinbern, f6lug
aber ben M6rOer nod erfoleter Shat su
8ooen unb iibergao i'm ben 8eb6rben.
2ahlung bes Canal
@eI0es.
% a arlington &c. Npril.
Sn ben nd6ten Sagen erfol9en Die
2~ablungen fitr Banana Canal Cons
c%effOnen uno =@tsentbum. Die Nnqe=
legen5eit murbe beute in Der Cabinets
SiBung befpro9en, inbefen naren Die
8orbereitungen fur Die @i9entbums=
uebertraeung unb Die @~elo3ablung be-
retts borber 9etrofen.
Die neue Jung
9 ~ {.
% abinston, 26. Nprtl.
Die 8irginia=procehe uel6e fi9 I'm
Die 8e6tssiltisfeit Der Wablre6ts=8e=
ftimmung in Der neuen birginii9en
5taatsperfehung oreben. uuroen bonn
Ober=Bunoes9eri6te abi6ldsig bei9ie=
ben. 9as @eri6t 1T Der Nni9t, baB
cine Nbbilfe nidt m6eli6 1T, ba Die
9anolunsen, gegen mel6e @duB 9e=
iu6t wiro, bereits begangen ftno.
Dur9 Spnamtt 9et6btet.
Omono, Mi9., 26. Npril.
9ur6 cine 9Dnamit=g rplofpn, bic
iein Saus Bel @orunna 5erft6rte, fam
beute %. Grancis nit einem fleinen
2tnbe um's 2eben; feline Srau unb
stpei anbere Ginber uurben f9limm
berleBt.
M9t @tunbet 9 Il a 9 e.
W a hington 26. MpriI. Ser
Senats= NusfduB fir @r3iebungsmeien
unb Nrbeit bei9lDB beute, cine @nt=
f9lieBung iber bic 8=Stunben=8 orlage
Bis nd9ften 9e5ember su ~berta9en.
& e p bIifaner o & bobe
Sslarb.
PrDbibence,S S. S., 26. Ipril..
Die republ. Stats : Contention err
mdblte beute 4 9eleeaten at large"
3ur Nattonal=@ Contention.
Die platfOrm empfieblt Die 8erpal,
tung bes Prdfibenten HoDiebelt unb er=
fldrte, Der prdfioent babe fi6 allen Nm
forberungen 9epa4fen 9eseist.
8etannter poIititer
ftorben.
Seban, Seas, 26. 9pril. Obriif
Samuel 9onelion lit 80 Sabre alt gee
frrben.
1852 seb6rte er Der 2eeislatur bon
Snbiana an unb ma9te fpGter ben
8trgerfries NIT. 1882 fu9te er in
2anfas, NO er felt 1867 pobnte, Die
bemotratti9e @ouberneurs : @omina=
tion.
&ettung ponS 9iff=
9igen.
P6iIabelpbi a., 26. Mpril.
Ser beute aus 2iberpool eingetrofene
Sampfer y0aberforb" batte 20 2eute
Der franaOfi@en Gifder=garte Union"
an goro, bic am 10. aui bober See
%aufeefiidt uorben tuaren. Sos franz
56fif6e @6if NOR aufgeseben uno
bur9 Geuer aerftDrt tporben.
9as6 o9pae EFT.
Ct. 2ouis, rs. Mpril. Ser Wii=
fifippi bat Die @efabrlinie bon 80 SUB
iiberfAritten unb ftebt beute auf 31.3
SUB. Ser SluB fteigt raider, als id
bic GluBanwObner iemals 3u erinnern
Derm69en. 9as WaHer brdngt fi9
in ben Baden INN 0f ct. 2ouis au=
fammen, es Dirb aber ertldrt, baB bic
Staot ber in Nusf6t genommenet
WaferbDbe BON IS SUB gu tpiberfeben
permag.
En ct. Qnuis INN 1%mnehunn ren=
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-02
Iae1l
Fortune's Bottled Peer.


The Fortune Brewing Company has
added to Its large plant . magnificent
bottling establishment. The new works
adjoin the brewery on Van Buren,
street, west of Desplaines, and are ut.
ted up with the latest and most i'm.
proved machinery. Theircapaeityi 10 very
great. and the quality Of the goods turn
ed out Of the ,sry best. One Of the
features Of the plant 10 the arrange
ment for cooling the beer. Not only
has the LATEST cooling machinery been
introduced, but the building In which
the bottling 10 done 10 adjoined By an
other building IN which fressing ~.
paratus 10 placed. This keeps the tam.
peraturs OF the very walls Ut Pressing
point sll the time. The Fortune Brow.
cry produces . beer which 10 famous
the world over. Now that IT. bottlinS
works ass completed. No residence
should - without II TslspAsas "1so'
~ ~"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-07-02
cnAA J. prsddsu orToK
ATLAS BREWING CO.,
-; :!. 9! sS:= BEEF RS NV ! s5::;5
roc Blue island Avenue, Chicago.
VALUABLE INFORMATION.
Location q chlsass 0spets aad ~
varleus Reads whlsA leave
eaeh Statlao.

ooA4ooeN SIAJ)oe(-oeag1Dn Z ~ ~
Atshisea, Toeska anA Oaata II
Chicago end Dasessa uioelA
oAleage aa1 0saA1 xsunk
Chleaoo ao0 UGlA
Aee0. 0eoAA
WahasA.
MANo eoDly0Al-o0slese = ANAA ~
chicago anl Nssthsea HaaAA
2sa|eess e.: QsRss wsssss.
opoM oD0vNeaa . Ala0 06ssA
0hieayA, AilWsukse aad oG. Pa
0hlsaeA DusiinStso snA oslnay.
Seonoylvania LISA
ohleaSe aal Alter.
paa Usndle.
0ulA eIXIloNel1o M ~.
O., O.. q. aal D. Lsuis me 4 1euoGk
chicago al1 West AiehisaA.
0ichigs0 Central
Illinoie Central.
Wisconsin Central
ooek BLAND D0pog-vas ossss q PaslAs ~
Lake Shore aad Michigan 0euthssn.
Chicago, 1ock Island and Padls.
N. z, 9. . 0t. L. Nickel Piats).
0ieAee . no5ovo11saN-xissb . wsns ~
&e2A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
OLD DAYS RECALLED.
Veterans Of Campaigns Of '56 AMI go Ars
10 March Once More,

a meeting OF those who marched during
the campaigns OF 1856 and 1850 has been
called for next Tuesday afternoon, ct th.
headquarters OF the Republican club on
Weybosset street
The marching organizations Of those
days were known as the Fremont
Guards and Lincoln Wide Awakes
In both those campaigns excitement
ran high and the torchlight features were
made very picturesque.
Among those who have become interest
ed In the plan TO bring out the veterans
are J. h. Greenhalgh of the Fremont
Guards and George ". Paddock OF the
Lincoln Wide Awakes. Mr.. Paddock still
has the cap. cape and torch he carried I'm
1850 and Will bring them out on this occa-
sion
Mr. Greenhalgh had just been natural
ized when he Joined the Fremont Guards
and he has been commander In one of
the marching companies in every su..
ceeding presidential year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

met that OF English yesterday afternoon
on the grounds at Davis park and won
the game with the score standing at
TO after several wrangles and delays.
At first II looked as IL the game was
to be a good one from all points OF view.
but Il developed into farce Of the first
water before the end. The only reason
the score was not larger was due TO the
fact that the spectators crowded onto the
field and prevented the plays.
There was dispute over the first
touchdown made the losers claiming that
the field was not Of tho regulation size.
This was not allowed and Il was the only
scoring OF the game.
Both teams played rather poor all.
around game. each ~soing excellent work
at intervals. and the way that the Eng
lish boys held their bigger opponents IT,
check at critical times was q big surprise
10 many OF the spectators. Hope, how
ever had much the better of the tussle
and kept the oval in English's territory
the greater part Of tho time. Hopes
power lay I'm the fine work OF its backs
who repeatedly struck the English teams
line for telling gains. but the victors
were rather weak on the defence The
English team lost the game through poor
headwork on the part OF the backs, as
they did not follow their interference. and
several times were caught behind the
line and thrown back for a los,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
FOOTBALL.

The Pswtucket high school eleven
opened the season on the sabtn street
grounds yesterday In the Interscholastic
league series with Technical high for OPP
ponents There was large crowd OF
enthusiasts on hand 20 witness the con.
fict
The superiority Of the Pa~tucket team
vas plainly evident from the very out
set Technical when Il did receive the
ball was unable 10 hofd II, as the Paw
tucket team was equally good on the
offensive and defensive. and held the
Providence boys for downs again and
sgain.
Capt Hammond Of the Pawtucket
team was the star. irwin, at quarter
back. played a good steady game and
handled his team well showing good
Judgment IN his selection OF plays. Mac
Nell. a veteran OF three seasons. played
his position at right tackle In a commend
able manner. Aspinwall at full and Ran
kin at left tackle were also good ground
French. who played quarterbscn
last year and who Il nllins right half.
was fast and sure. aud hut FOR him
Technicsl would have scored In the nrst
half
HOPE HIGB 5. ENGLISH o
Tb. team from Hone street high school
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
WOMEN'S GOLF.

The scmi-hnal round Of the tourna.
ment for the Rhode Island women's golf
championship took place yesterday n.
ternoon or the links OF the Agawan,
Hunt and Miss Florence Archer OF tho
Bristol Golf club and Miss Mollie Brown
ell of the Agavam Hunt were the win
ners
In the hrst-named match Miss Archer
who plsyed against Miss Tucker. also
OF the Bristol club. had thing. her own
way from the start She was nevsr head.
ed and won the match az the 10Th hole.
where she was slx up Neither OF the
heohl scores were especially low.
IN the other match Miss Browneil
played her usual strong. consistent game.
ana although Mrs " b. Ellis. who repre-
sehted the Choppequonsett club. made a
sood uphill fight she was hardly a
match for the Agswam girl who was q
winner al the 18th hole. 9 up and 70
play.
The finals AZ Is holes will b. plav.d
tbs afternoon between Miss Arohsr ard
Miss Brownell. The matrh today viii
commences about 2:,N. The summary.
Women's state championship. serii-Nnai
roUnd-Miss Florsnce Archer. Bristol. do.
fes'ef Miss Katherine Z. Tucker Rri.rol
VI end n play, Miss Nolr. Brovrsn,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
CALIFORNIA.

The Chicago q Northwestern Ry. has
issued n new publication entitled Cali
fornia." II contains a beautiful colored
map OF the state. list OF hotels a. Call
fornIa tourist resorts. with their capacity
and rates: and a most interesting series
OF pictures showing Cslifornia's resources
and attractions. The prospective visitor
and settler should be In possession OF a
COPY OF this profusely illustrated folder
Sent 10 any address on receipt OF four
cents In stamps. one way tickets on sale
daily September is TO October Is. only
t3s 90 Chicago TO the Coast Correspond.
ingiy low rates from AL points. J. K.
Britain. General Agent Passenger Dept.
sss washington street. Boston. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
AUTOPSY HELD.
II Was 10 0st,rm'ns The EIlet Gauss Of
D. r. logln's D,ath.

BY agreement OF the family and
through desire on the part OF the Mas
sachusetts Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany with which the hate Daniel r. Lo-
gan held an accident policy an autopsy
was held on Mr.. Logan's body at
East Providence, yesterday. 90 determine
the actual cause OF death
The autopsy was made by Medical EN-
sminer Hall Of Warren at T. ". williams'
Undertaking rooms. two town physicians
attending az witnesses.
The result Of the examination OF tho
BODY viii he msde public In a day or two
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

place this afternoon on the links at Rum
ford. The players will not be put to the
trouble either OF sending in entries before
hand or OF bringing handicaps. Entries
may be made at the time OF play. and all
handlcaps will be arranged from the reg
ular list OF handicaps OF Rhode Island
golf players. as arranged by the commit
tee OF the Rhode Island State Golf asso-
citation. and distributed to the various
clubs The Wannamoisett links are, as
usual. In the best OF condition, and there
will probably be large entry list
At the Agawam Hunt the finals OF the
women's golf championship OF the state
will be played and there will be golf
ball sweepstakes. A mems handicap Is
scheduled at the Choppequonsett. and the
same sort OF an event at the Metacomet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.

In the polo game at Rumtord Rumford
will not meet Taconic. as called for by
the original schedule. since the Rumford
team 10 unable 20 play. The match this
afternoon will be between the Rockaway
and Norfolk teams. which played Tues
day The lineup, however. will be some
what different and as Cowden will not
play with Rockaway the teams are more
evenly matched Robert Bacon will take
Mr. Cowdens place, and as his handicap
Is only two goals. the team handicap OF
RockawHy will be reduced TO H. 90 that
Norfolk will have TO allow IL a point The
game which is for the What cheer cups.
will Do called about 7:R
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
Chilling Winds ard Fast Racing al
NaIragansett Park Races.
New York Now Leads in Final Series
for American League Pennant

Only two events were on the card yes
day OF the meet on the half mile track. As
IN the other events the FIRST positions
were rarely in doubt while the interest
eentered in the battles for positions.
The racing was fast and interesting
but the cold wind made It rather uncom-
Portable at times. however. but the spec
tators stayed TO the hnish
The nrst race began at 2:3o o'clock. four
horses coming out for the word. Chief
wilkie had the pole, but Mixedwood took
u on the FIRST turn. Chief wlikie trailed
\ IN second place until leaving the half.
when he went up on Mixedwood and
forced him TO break. He then stepped
away and won in 2:l6is. Mixedwood was
second and Jim Chimes third. both well
up.
In the second heat II was a great horse
race for the first half. Here Mixedwood
broke and Megaphone went up on Chief
Wilkie. II was a pretty run down the
stretch. but Chief wilkie won. Mega
phone was second and Jim Chimes third.
Mixedwood was last In 2:l7h.
In the third heat Mixedwood was on the
outside on the getaway. but he went over
to Chief Wikie. and with Megaphone
they raced well up for the three-quarters.
Here Mixedwood began 20 draw away
under the whip. but broke about loo feet
from the finish and ran TO the wire. He
was given the place however. Megaphone
was third. Time 2i5is. Jim Chimes was
fourth. The moneys went as they m
ished the heat
The 1:is pace promised some interesting
fun, as there was a field OF II horses. with
Little Rube the favorite Lady Van had
the pole position. When they went away
Little Rubs shot into pole position. but
LADY Van mnde him step TO the half In
good shape. On the back stretch Tob'n
began 20 move up and went after Lady
Van. beating her out in the stretch for
the plscs LATHE Rube won the heat In
t:iTl1. I'd Bennett was third and Lady
Van fourth
In the second heat there was great
battle for the position. Little Rube went
away IN front. chased by Tobin Count
pore. with Octave H.. went after
them. however. and IN the straight n was
great battle FOR second place. Little
Bube being well out In front. Count ID or
sey won second and octave Is. third.
Time 2.lth
In the third end last heat ~ the 2.ie
pace the nght was for second place az
n IN. previous heat Count ID or.ey and
Octave = travelled side BY side trailing
ssrce. when the Count finally outfooted
sere veil vp or Little Rube G .. -
srishec fourth Time 1'its. The none,
sS divided 40 follows. Little Rube, ory'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
For Over Sixty Years

MRS. w1NsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 60 years by nil
lions Of mothers for their children while
teethlng. with perfect success. It soothes
the child. softens the gums. allays all
pain; cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Disrrhoes. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part OF the world
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Sy,
run" and take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

Nearly 10000 persons Witnessed the first
game OF the final series between New
York and Boston at New York yesterday.
Through tho batting NJ Dougherty. VIII
liams and Anderson the locals won 20 .
and are now I'm the lead in the champion
ship race. Chesbro and Gibson pitched
excellent games. The TWO teams play At
Boston today They Nib finish the sea-
son at New York next Monday with an
other donhle- hehder Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
THAT BEST GIRL or YOURS

rill BE- glad 10 sec YOU ~ YOU have q clear
shave and yuuf face II soft and smooth
from using "gAsY.sHAvE." the new
ls'hsr puv pscksse ~ your drugsist
for itc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
CLEVELAND 50. DETROIT. 10.

Cleveland outplayed Detroit In every
way in the douhle-hesder at Detroit yes
terday. They simply slaughtered Stovalrs
pitching In the hrst game. The contest
was devoid OF interest The second game
was interesting until the fourth inning.
when Jaeger went To- pieces and Cleve-
land scored six runs Attendance 30
Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

Any BODY kin give advice said Uncle
Ebcn. but IL takes right smaht man
90 pick out de risht kind sn take &C.,"
Washington star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

About 1900 fans shivered throughout
eight innings OF baseball between Chi
cago and Pttsburg yesterday at Pitts
burg the home team winning . to /.
Lever pitched good ball and received
good support. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

Agawam, defeated Mrs. III. p. Ellis, Chop
pequonsett, up and to play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
First tame

SIT LOUIS 5; CHICAGO. 2
White proved easy for the Browns yes
tsrday az Chicago. ST Louis won the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
2; PHILADELPHIA.
DARKNESS.

Boston and Philadelphia played nine in
nings TO n tie yesterday at Philadelphia
and the game was called on account Of
darkness. The weather was too cold for
both players and spectators. Attendance
59 Score
Innings ......... l 5 IS 2
Philadelphia ..... o o 0 %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

opening game of the series with Chicago
by a score OF . to .. Petty pitched good
ball for St Louis Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
IDEIrHiA. 3-2
TON. 2-3

TON. %.
Both games Of yesterdays double
header between the Philadelphas and
washlnstons were won and lost by the
same score that decided the New York
Boston game waddell struck out ten
men in the nrst Ave innings OF the early
game. Attendance ilo0. Scores
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
AUTUMN GOLF.

Tho regular autumn open handicap ~
ne wannamoisett Golf club Will take
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

Count Dorsey. second: Tobin, third, aud
Octave B., fourth
The card OF races for today includes n
?:25 trot, n 2:i1 pace aud a 2:ls trot. There
are large entries In each OF these events
and there should be some fast and inter.
esting racing The fact that the man
agement has reduced the price OF ad-
mission 10 30 cents and made II a bargain
day will be an inducement, it is thought.
TO lovers OF the game TO witness the last
days races.
The summary;
2S0 class. pacing. three IN Ave. purse
$500:
Chief Wilkie. b. &, by Earl Wilkes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
GAMES TO-DAY

ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York az Boston (2).
Philadelphis at Washington.
. =. III =. I.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-08

HOPE HIGB :. ENGLISH o
Tb. team from Hone street high school