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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-20

gene l.. Young. Dem. REPRESENTATIVES
wilson IL. Barden, Rep; Amasa s. Potter.
Dem.
SMITHFIELD.
Senator, Stephen II. Brown. Rem.
Richard w. Clemence. Dem. Representa-
tves. James Harris, Rep; Samuel s.
Brown, Dem.
SOUTH KINGsTowN.
Senator, Benjamin F. Robinson Jr
Rep; Sumner Mowry. Dem: William IT
Perry, Pro. Representatives, William q
Steadman, Rep. Oliver Watson, Dem. /:
Henry III. Whaley. Pro.
TIvERToN
Senator, George II. Lawton. Rep. /: David
vi. Humphrey. Dem; John Carpenter.
Ind. Representatives. William s. Frost,
Rep; Patrick ii. Welch, Dem. Frank r.
Grinnell, Ind
WARREN.
Senator. William Han. Rep; Thomas
III. Connolly, Dem. Representatives
Samuel L. Peck, Rep; Joseph Harris
Dom.
WARWICK
Senator. Walter K. stlness. Rep; Fred
erick T. Field, Dem. Representative
Joseph p. Burlingame, NJ. J. F. I.egrls
]. Frank Woodmansee. Walter A. Bowen.
Rep: Nathaniel c. Greene. GiIhert
Houston, John B. Denomme, George n.
Quinlan, Dem.
WEST GREENWICH.
Senator. Norman l.. Capwen. Rep. /:
John G. Franklin. Dem. Representa-.
tives. Elmer J. Rathbon. Rep; George
X. Flske, Dem.
WESTERLY.
Senator. Louis w. Arnold Rep iris
tam ID. Babcock. Dem. Representatives.
Albert B. Crafts. Everett A. Goblin. Rep.
Denison c. Hinckley John A. Farrell,
Dem.
wooNsoCKET
Senator. James Edgar Bradford. Rem
Edwin o. Roman. Dem. Representatives.
John North. Oscar A. Bennett Charles
G. Gauvin, Latimer Willis Ballou. Elphege
]. Dalgnault, Rep; John y. BrIndamour.
Thomas y. Kane, Richard Herrick.
George w. Greene J. Paqun. Dem
Presidential Electors: Republican-San-
uel NJ NICHOLSON, Webster knight. Row
land g. Hazard. William Watts sherman
Democratic-John w Davis. David :
Baker Hamilton Fish Webster. James r..
sullivan
Tilley Fred ]. Jencks, william r. Bright
man.
Socialist-Henry Delmer. Robert Web
ster. Henry u. Thomas. Paul Loegei
st-Labor-Bernard I. Murray.
Everett l. Powers. Thomas Donahue
Adolph Gulderbranson.
Members OF Congress: First District
John ii. stlnesr Rep. Daniel L. ID. Gran.
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AT CHICAGO.
BOWDOIN BEAT COLBY.

Bowdoin defeated Colby overwheimingly
yesterday afternoon at Brunswick in the
first game OF the Maine college champion
ship by score of so TO o. During the
first half Bowdoin averaged touchdown
every six minutes, and In the second half
did nearly as we'll. The feature OF the
game came I'm the second half. when New
man punted to Bass. who caught the ball
on Colby's 75-yard line and. with splendid
interference. ran the length OF the held
for a touchdown.
In the second half Bowdoin put in seven
subs. but no difference could be noticed
in the playing OF the teams. Bowdoin's
goal al no time was in danger.
Score--Bowdoin Sc; Colby 0. Touchdowns
Curtis 4. Chapman 3. Kinsman. Bass.
Goals from touchdowns-McGraw 8, Kins-
man 2 Referee-R. w. T. Brown, Har-
ward Umpire-Edward p. Murray, Ban
gor. Linesmen-J. Cumbet. Bowdoin,
and Jenries of Dartmouth. Time-So-
minute halves
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ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS.

Three tournaments were fought out at
the Central alleys last evening.
In the first string of the first game
Capt Ralph's team had a walkover. with
1S pins to spare. but I'm the next string
Capt Banks coached his men and sue
ceeded Ina winning out. Then came the
final struggle for supremacy and Capt.
Ralph by beating out Williams by a
margin of only three pins. landed the
victory for his team.
In the Crompton & Knowles tourna-
n1ent the No 5 team completely ami
hilated the No. 4 team by winning out
all three events
The first string went hard by mar
sin OF only two pins, then the No team
commenced TO do work of a first class or
der and landed the next two games.
The best score OF the evening was made
ly Capt Lowell OF No. team, who pro-
duced a total of 246 pins.
In the letter carriers series at the
Central alleys last evening the East Side
rollers were victorious I'm two OF the
games. Cole made the largest total Sc
curing 277. The summaries:
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BROWN LOST TO AMHERST.

The first round of the annual golf tour
nament of the New England lntercolle-
giate Golf association was played on the
Springfield Country club course yesterday
afternoon. The Amherst team defeated
the Brown team ga to 5la and Massachu-
setts Institute OF Technology defeated
Williams to 5.
This afternoon Massachusetts, Institute
OF Technology will play Dartmouth, while
the winner of this match will play Am
herst for the championship. The Nassau
system is being used I'm scoring.
The most interesting match was be-
tween j. G.. Anderson, captain of the Am
herst team. and c. ID. Mercer. captain of
the Brown team. Anderson is New Eng
land intercollegiate champion and Mercer
is Rhode Island state champion.
In the first nine holes, Anderson won
one up. while Mercer won two up in the
second nine The three points were there
fore divided.
The individual tournament starts Fri
Cay
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the trotter be properly identified by his
owner.

the trotter be properly identified by his
owner.
AT MEMPHIS.
The Dividend stake for 2:20 trotters.
and the Magnolia stake for 2:14 trotters
were decided at the Memphis Driving
park yesterday, Bonnie Russell. driven
by Scott Hudson, winning the former In
straight heats. while Lisonjero had no
trouble In taking first money In the lat
ter In straight heats. Both horses were
decided favorites In the pooling
The third race. for 2:N PAGERS, went
over until after Belle Nc. King Direct
and Sphinx 8, had won heat. The finish
In the rst and second heats OF the con-
test were exciting. Belle Nc and King
Direct pacing almost as team. Sphinx
3 won the third heat with something TO
spare.
Prince Alert. with Curry In the sulky.
attempted to lower his own pacing rec
ord OF 1891. accompanied by runner.
The horse covered the mile I'm 2:0l fiat.
Lou Dillon has recovered from the at
tack of "thumps" from which she suf-
fered Tuesday I'm the race with Major
Delmar She was taken out OF her stall
today and logged slowly around the
the track
Dolly Spanker heavily played at 1s TO
5. won the Southampton Handicap, ] lie
miles. at Jamaica yesterday, defeating
last years Futurty winner. Hamburg
Belle. Wotsn made the running TO the
stretch, where Red fern on Dolly Spank
err who had been failing the field. moved
up along the rail and won easily by two
lengths from Orthodox, with Hamburg
Belle third. two lengths away.
The first Ia miles race ever run over
the track was run today. and stone
wall a 50-to-l shot, won driving by
head from Cleveland. The time was
2:Os.
Jockey Martin was suspended for two
days for running at the barrier In the
third race.
AT CHICAGO.
Mayor Johnson beat the Canadian
sprinter, Rusk. In the third and feature
race at Worth yesterday and thereby
stopped one OF the killings attempted by
the Canadians. Rusk was the favorite,
while Mayor Johnson was ls to shot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-20

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AT TIE HOPE.

AiiS AAoi
on the Hope alleys last evening Do
herty''s team won all three games from
Vennsrbeck's combination in we'll played
strings. T.. Hunt was the best man for
the evening at PSI pins. w. Hunt was not
very far behind him. Sacker was the sec
ond best man at 276. There was considera-
BILE Jovial rivalry between the men and
the spectators enjoyed the fun az we'll as
the men. Summary:
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OTHER SCORES.
SOUTH PROVIDENCE.
BROWNS.

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Continued from page Five.
John E. McKenna, Rep; John B. Cor
bett. Dem.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

What Have 1 Done?" evening. "A
Sure Prescription for Happiness"
Pastor, Rev. F. w. Fischer.
Rev. Henry Stark will preach at the
IL o'clock mass this morning at ST.
Mary's (Paulist) Church. Rev. Henry
H. Wyman will preach in the evening.
First English Lutheran-Morning,
The Approachableness of Jesus; ;
evening, "Armageddon, or the War in
Heaven" Pastor, Rev. E. Nelander.
Third Congregational = Morning,
The Workmanship of God; evening,
How the World Looks From a San
Francisco Pulpit" Pastor, Rev Will
liam RAIDER.
Westminster Presbyterian - Morn
ing, What Shall / think of Christ %
evening What Shall 1 Do With
Christi" Pastor, Rev. Hubert E.
Hays.
Rev. ]. Fuendeling will deliver me-
mortal services at st. Markus Church.
1888 O'Farrell street, this morning at
1890 o'clock in memory of the VIC
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
IMPORTANT LAW
POINT SETTLED
Supreme Court Declares in
Favor of the Collateral
Inheritance Tax Measure

All doubt as to the validity Of the
ished. for the Supreme Court yesterday
reaffirmed it's former decision sustain
ing the constitutionality of the meas
ure. There is no further appeal, and
collateral heirs must henceforth sur
render a part of their legacies to the
State. The matter was brought before
the courts by George o. Campbell upon
the rendering of decree of distribu-
ton of the estate of his sister, Corne
liza Campbell.
The act was contested on the two
grounds that the body of the measure
did not conform to the title and that
the law was class legislation. The
court admits a clerical error in the
title of the act, but says the mistake
does not affect the constitutionality of
the provision.
The class legislation is said TO con-
sist in the discrimination between di
rect and collateral heirs. 1t is argued
by the appellant that il brother or
sister have to pay the tax, a sons wife
or daughters husband should be com
PEELED to do likewise.
In answer to this argument the court
says: "A law is general and constitu-
tional when it applies equally to all
persons embraced in a class founded
upon some natural or intrinsic or con-
stitutional distinction"
Under the decision fathers, mothers,
sons wives, daughters husbands and
grandchildren and their husbands and
tax All brothers, sisters, cousins, un-
cles, aunts and unrelated heirs must
pay the tax.
The court also decided yesterday that
James B. Grannis was in contempt for
refusing to give his wife the funds
necessary for the reopening of their
divorce suit. Mrs. Grannis obtained a
final decree after the interlocutory law
was in force. She sought to reopen the
case although she had won it pre-
viously
The trial court ordered Grannis to ad-
vance the necessary funds, and he re-
fused on the ground that the suit had
been settled. He was held to be in con-
tempt and was ordered into custody
A petition for writ of .certiorari was
presented to the Supreme Court in be-
half Of the defendant, but the action
of the lower tribunal is upheld and
Grannis must pay or go to Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
UNCLE SAM HAS
TAKEN THELAND
California City, Near Tibu-
ron, Purchased for $780,
900 From Lynde & HOugh

Former Congressman S. d. Woods
and Attorney Bert schIesinger have
been informed by the Government Off
cials that the bureau Of equipment,
Navy Department, has purchased from
their clients, Lynde & Hough, the
property known as California City"
near Point Tiburon, in Marin County,
California, for $50. 900.
The attorneys were notified TO com
plete the abstract to date, in order
that the United States Attorney might
report on the title. The property con-
sists Of 55.s5 acres. The Govern
ment VIII make of il a modern coal
ing station Rear Admiral McCalla
commandant at Mare Island, has urged
that the Government acquire this prop
crty because Of its splendid facilities
Tor 2 coaling station. It is an ideal
spot FOR that purpose. The Government
has already begun work thereon and
viii prosecute it diligently. The prop
erty has been in the hands Of its pres
ent owners for more than thirty years.
u has upon It a~large number Of ware
houses, used for drying fish, chiefly
cod. brought here from northern
waters.
PLANS FOR GREAT STATION.
The new coaling station is intended
10 have a capacity Of 100000 tons. To
store this amount Of coal and make it
accessible 10 the Government shipping
Of all classes several hundred thousand
dollars viii be spent in erecting
wharves. coal bunl5eFs and apparatus
for handling the coal.
The coaling Of battleships in the
stream has proved unsatisfactory. AT
California City all the requisites will be
at hand. Two hundred feet off shore
there is now depth of thirty feet of
water and the depth is satisfactory
over wide area adjoining. The dredg-
ing that viii have TO be performed TO
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
To make the accommodation and sotisfa
tegrity. Always remember ''Your Credit, Is

'ansaction in the name of the house on a
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

permit q battleship of the make and
draft Of the Oregon or her sister ships
TO go to the wharves for coal will be
comparatively small in amount and
cost. West Of the site selected the land
rises into a high bluff that makes an
efficient shelter against winds sweep
ing in from the ocean. Near the shore
there is a comparatively large area Of
level land which will require only small
expenditure to put in shape to receive
the foundations Of any structures that
may be needed.
CONVENIENT FOR ALL USES.
The station is almost opposite the
terminal of the Santa Fe Railway sys-
tenn at Point Richmond. 1t is distant
from Tiburon only about one mile in an
air line and about three miles by fol-
lowing the shore line around from Tib-
uron.
The decision to select the site for the
station was based upon the recommen-
dations of Rear Admiral Bradford. who
visited this coast last year for the DUR
pose Of finding out what facilities for
coaling existed in the harbor Of San
Francisco, in the States north Of Cali
fornia and in the insular possessions of
the United States in the Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
SAYS BROTHER THREW HIS
SISTER FROM MOVING CAR
Miss Margaret O'Kane, a Telephone
Operator, Meets With Accident at
Folsom and E-i0hteenth Sfreets

EoiSOm ana ElGilteenIn streets.
Miss Margaret O'Kane, a telephone
operator. living at 2734 Folsom street,
was thrown from Folsom-street car at
Eighteenth street, shortly after mid
night yesterday morning. Her brother
did the cowardly deed. She was
bruised and cut by the fall and also
suffered severely from the shock. She
was on the car with her brother,
Frank O'Kane, on her way home.
1t was reported that her fall was
accidental but Policeman ]. r. Welsh
made an investigation and reported
that she had been thrown from the
moving car by her brother. O'Kane
was drunk and abusive and when
demonstrated with by Conductor Bot
ruff and his sister he threw her off the
car. She declined to go to a hospital
and was taken to her home. O'Kane
had narrow escape from being
mobbed by the enraged passengers on
the car, who resented his brutal con-
duct. No arrest has been made.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
ABLE PREACHERS TO TALK
ON INTERESTING THEMES

Topics Selected by the Pastors for To-
Day Are of Unusual Interest
to the Public.
Services at the churches to-day will
be as follows:
Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Morning, THE Safety of the Cody;
evening, The Fountain of Life's
Sacred Temple" Pastor, Rev. F. A.
Keast.
First Methodist Episcopal-Even-
ing, THE Rich Man and Lazarus" 4"
Pastor, Rev. E. F. Brown.
Trinity Methodist EpiscopaI-Morn-
ing, The Lamb of Cod; evening,
The Divine Investment in Humanity
Pastor, Rev. John A. B. Wilson.
California-street Methodist Epis-
copal-Evening, THE Simple Life"
Pastor, Rev. Clarence Reed.
Emanuel Evangelical = Morning,
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
VIII Move HEADQUARTERS.

The California Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children will
move its present headquarters in the
Donohoe building to rooms 705 and
70S Grant building. Seventh and Mar
ketstreets, tomorrow. Secretary White
announces that the pressure of in
creased business has become so great
within the last few months that larger
quarters are necessary.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

Tins of the disaster of the General Slo-
cum in New York harbOr. The victims
of that disaster were members Of the
st. Markus parish in New York City.
Rev. William RAIDER, who is soon TO
sail for Europe. will address the mass
meeting for men at the Young Mems
Christian Association this afternoon at
3 o'clock. Mr.. RAIDER has selected for
his subject Man"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
AnxiousIv Await Decision.

The commercial bodies of San Fran
cisco are preparing to give a grand re-
ception to Congressman Victor H. Met
calf in case he shall decide to accept
the Secretaryship of the Department
of Commerce and Labor. AS soon as
the statesman shall have settled this
difficult problem arrangements for the
feast will be rushed along.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19
KNICKREN RESTRAINED
FROM SEEING LUABER
SawmiIl Property at Wash, PIumas
County, the Subject OF Litigation
in Federal Court

in Federal Court.
preliminary restraining order was
issued yesterday out of the United
States Circuit Court in the suit Of the
Farmers and Merchants National
Bank Of Reno. New. against ]. c.
Knickrem. doing business under the
name and style Of the Mohawk Box
and Lumber Company, Mohawk Lun-
Der Company and ]. c. Knickrem. The
complaint recites that the plaintiff is
the assignee Of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank. which held a bill OF
sale of defendants lumber yards and
sawmills at Wash, in Plumas County,
as security for the unpaid balance OF
loan Of $4,000. and that Knickrem
threatens to take forcible possession
Of the property. July IS at 10 a. m.
was set for the hearing.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

1t isn't always safe to judge a wo-
mans complexion by the label on the
box.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-19

A woman is seldom as strict with her
children as she is with her husband.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23
Meeting of the State League of Re-
publican Clubs.
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF WEST vIR.

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF WEST vIR-
The time has come for aggressive
action on the part of all adherente
of our great party, which is now as
ever the party of vital and success
full principles. This year as hereto
fore Republicanism means patriot
ism. 1t therefore bshooves the
friends of good government every
where to use all honorable means to
perpetuatc Republican principles by
bringing about the election by
overwhelming majoritIes of the
Republican national, state and
local nominees in the pending
campaign. Such effort should not
cease until victory is won. In view
of the great influence for good
prgInizations, in distributing litsra-
ture and arousing enthusiasm upon
the live question Of the day. meet
ing of the West Virginia State
League of Republican Clubs is here
by called for Wednesday, March %,
1904. TO be held in the city OF Par
kersburg, w. Va, for the purpose
of electlng a President, five Vice
Presidents, Seer etary, Treasurer,
and Executive Committee, Tone from
each senatorial district); considera-
ton of plans of work for this years
campaign, election of delegates TO
the National League meeting to be
held at indianapolis, Indiana, date
not yet set and for such other bust
ness az may properly come before it.
Each club 10 entitled to five dele
gates and it should also elect five
alternates. Republicans in every
county are urged to organize clubs
at once and send the name Of each
club, with lists of officers and dele
gates without delay to the President
at Wheeling, or Secretary at Charles
ton.
Speakers Of National renown will
be present to address the meeting.
BY order or the executive commit
tee.
j. G. PARKINSON, Pres.
ID. f. HUGBEs, Sec.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-03-23

The suit for 200 damages
Drought by Attorney John 7 Crab am,
Of Huntington, for Mrs. Josie
Lovins, wife of Harvey Lovins, of
this county. against the Candle n
Interstate Ry Co., has been com.
promised and the case dismissed.
Mrs. Lovins claimed in her bill of
allegations that her hand was con-
.idsrably bruised by being caught
in An iron folding gate of Camden
Interstate Railway car at Ashland
on the 4th of July 1908. She cia,u,, d
that the gate was pusa-i upon her
hand by the carelessn-ss Of the
motorman. 1t is not known what
the consideration of the compromi-e
between the railway compsuy aud
Mrs. Lovins.