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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
AGUAD|LL IA

Han quedado muy animadas las 6es-
tas del Carnival en- esta villa.
Nunca Sc habfs visto en- Aguadilla
una fiesta del Carnaval tan animada.
Bonitas divertidas comparsas de
m5scaras dieron realce la fiesta.
Celebr6se un bale en- ell Casino
otro que di6 ell Grupo Juventud de Ar
tesanos, quedando muy concnrridos,
pues hubo una batsIla que dur6 cinco
horas en- ell Grupo Juventud.
Un tai Noya (a) Columbia, que fue
allf de Mayahuez, hace pr6ximamente
un afo. con una Agencia de bicicletas, Sc
dispar6 un tiro con IN revolver de doce
milfmetros en- la sien derecha, que lie
cause Ia muerte los pocos momentos
Sc han empezado Va las reparacio-
nes del atrio de la iglesia. debiendose es-
ia mejcra las iniciativss Gel Padre
Tobar, quien en- aquel pueblo. como en-
todas -psrtes. DEF. sembrada Ia semilIa
de su labor apostolica.
Dentro de pocos dias Sc espera otrs
campana de quintsles para la iglesia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
VO!0ntineS con (u(hiR0

V.rios vecinos de esta ciudad nos
suplican lamar la atenci6n de Ia polic1a,
sobre ell juego de volantines con cuchi-
Has dentro del poblsdo. juego que esta
prohibi o terminantemente cuandO Sc
verifica con dichos instrumentos cortan-
tes. por las desgracias que Sc pueden
ocasionar.
En- estos dias Sc han encampanado
volantines, cuyss cuehillas medlan mas
de ocho centfmetros de largo.
adelante, hsga salir fuera del pobla-
do & los jugsdores de volantines con GU
chilla.
Sera una medida que resultara muy
aplaudida por todo ell vecindario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
MAYAGUEZ

En- la Junta Superior de Sanidad Sc
ha recibido ell informe pedido al Official
de Sanidad de Mayaguez, Sobre los casOs
de febre que SO presentaron en- dicha
ciudad.
FL informe dice que hace dos sema'
mas Sc han presentsdO en- la locaidad
varios casOs de febre de forma remi
tente Y algunOs que presentan sintomas
tifoideos atenuados y que esta febre es
ia circunscrita en la ciudad pues no hay
denuncia algnDa de que exista algun ca
so en- la jurisdiction, pr las circuns.
tancias de estar IOcaliZada en- la ciudad
dicho Official de Sandal, cree que SO deba
a las malas condolences del aqua del Acue'
ducto, habiendO communicate su opinion
al Alcalde, quien ha tornado medidas
Oportunas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
CONSEJ0 EJECUTIvO

FL seflor Hartzell defende ell pro-
yecto de Ley n1mero 30 sobre nombra-
miento de inspectores para las futuras
eiecciones para que sirvan de gufs los
Jueces, ell se1or Guzman Benitez lie
secunda, pues cree que Sc llenara asl una
necesidad conservadora sentida en- ell
pals, y hace IN discurso elocuente para
aprobarlo.
Ell sefor Brioso le combate, pues
cree que ell pueblo esta bastante educsdo
en- materia electoral para no necesitar de
Inspectores.
Guzman Benitez, vuelve defender
lie, con argumentos de peso demuestra
que es conveniente tai proyecto de Ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
Para Ponce

Ell domingo, las de la manana
saldran para Ponce celebrar la Fl sta
del aniversario de Washington, .el Go
Charles Hartzell y sonora. Mr.. Grace
Hartzell. Mr. Port, DR.. Lindsay, Mr.
Dans, Mr.. Estabrosh, Mr.. Strong, Pa
dre Vathan sobrina. otras personals
mas la banda de la Policia 1nsular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
6 D | G T O

Don Francisco SOriano Gonzalez Juez
Municipal del Distrito dc Catedral en-
eta Ciudad
HagO saber: Que en- la demanda ci-
VII seguida en- este JuzgadO por Ia Socie
dad Rlera HermanOs contra don Lorenzo
Ollvero sCbre cobro de pesos, he dispues
20 sacar a pu6iica subasta pOr segunda
vez ell inmueble siguiente:
<tlnca rustica radicada en- el barr 10
de <Jagua> y ~Quebrada Infierno> de Gu
rabo hoy Jurisdiction de Caguas, lindan
do por el Este con la Succession de r afael
Garcia; pOr al SUD con don Felix Viera
don Justo Nunez Francisco Carrasqui.
llO; pOr al Norte con don H'ginio Cor
tes, Manueia Montanez, Juan Ramon Vaz.
quez SUCCESSION de B4siio MOntsnez
pOr al Osste con ell senior Diaz Viera
D!cho inmueble ha sido tasado en- la
suma de- doscientos dol ars ell remate
SO efectuara con la reb.ja del veinte
clnco por cientO s0bre esa suma; no ad
mitlend0se pOsturas que no cubran las
dos terceras parties del ayaluO, asi como
ia mpoco So permitirAn prOposiclones de
llcitador que no haya consignado previa-
memte Ell la Secret1ria de este Juzgado,
81 diez por ciento de la tasaci0n
FL acto tendra lugar en la Sala au
fiencia de este Juzgado calls de San
Justo n 81 altos ell dia 23 del corriente
mes hora de las dos do la tarde, lie
vandose efecto ell remate sin suplirse
.itulo de propiedad.
FRANCISCO SoRIASo.
JOSE p. MANzANo.
Secretario.
San Juan, FebrerO 10 de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
SANTO DOMINGO

Los pasajeros lIegados de Santo d.
mingO en- el vapor cubanO aseguran que
va el gobierno de Morales Ia triunfado
en- CAST tOda la Inca, pues en- la capital
era el unico puntO donde existlan fuer-
tes muchos de la revolucion hace tres
dlas 20 libro en- las inmediaciones de San
Carlos los "A lcaniZos una sangrienta
bataila entire esas fuerzas y las tropas
leales salidas de la capital en- busca del
enemigo. saliend0 estas ultimas victo
ri0sas en- toda La Inca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20

Ua peri6 iico professional publica IN
muy raro remediO para curar los dolo
res da cabeza, y nOsOtrOs los reproduce
mos para que pueda comprObarlo aquel
de nuestros IectOres que 10 desee. sin que
dudemos nj afirmemos de Ia efectividad.
Dice un colega. que SO consigue un prom.
tn aIiyiO del dolor de cab4za andando
hacia atras lentamente unos cuantos mi.
nutos. dejando que la punta del pie to
que ell suelo antes que ell talon. puas en
ese senciIIo e;erricio ocurre una sensa
ci6r inversa a la que SO experiments al
andar hacia adelante. produciendose de
ella la desaparicion del dolor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
Noti(idS generates

PoLICiA INSULAR: Ell Jefe de la poll
cia Insular. Mr. Hamill, sali6 para Pom
ce, con ell 6n de Organizar las fuerz IS
para la revista Y parada militar que SO
efectuara ell % en- aquella ciudad Acorn
panaron a Mr.. Hamill ell pagador del
CuerpO Mr. Hilan ell sub b-psga ador Mr..
Gillies
EsCUELA PiA: Las ninas Maria Men
dez Sanchez de Isabella Cristina Lara,
de Arecibo, han ingresado ell II en- la
Escuela Pia de ninas de Santurce, Y ell
Is ingreso Julia Aim meda Velez, proceden'
te de Las Harias.
FUGADo: Sa ha fugado de la circel
municipal de San Juan G.. II. Dolhif,
tirandose por la azotea otra casa.
CONTRATADA: La senorita Sofia Be-
cerra Colon, ha sido contratada para
aestra rural de Arecibo.
APROBADo: Fu6 aprObadO pOr ell
DepartamentO de Instruction Ell nOmbra'
mientO de maestro rural hechO favor
de Rosa Maria Agcay.
PRoCLAMA: Ell Gobernador ha die.
tado proclama declarandO que pOr ser
dia de fiesta legal el p de- Febrero. todos
los DEPARTMENTS del GObiern0 iDsular
permaneZcan cerradcs.
BAJAS: Han sido dadOs de baja en-
Ell ManicomiO, por estar va completamen
W DIou 'l0 SUS ldCulIduoS ulSutdISS W
mingO Hernandez de TrujillO Alto y He
rioerta Fuentes de Carolina.
EMULSION: La Emulsion de Scott no
es una medicina de patente. su formula
basada en- principles cientificOs Y racio
! males, -es conOcida de tOdos este de-
be en- gran manera Ell decididO apOyo de
la facultad medica.
Don Enrique RAM, doctor en- Medi'
Gina lrujia. MedicO Director del Bal
neario de Coamo, Puerto Rico,
Certifca Que hace amos viene usan
| do tantO en- la Peninsula. como en- las
proyincias de Cuba Puerto Rico. la
acreditada Emulsion de Scott, de aceite
| de hgadO de bacalao con hipOfosdtos de
cal y de sosa. siempre con brilante exi
| to, principalmente en- ell escrOfulismO,
| rsquitismo, anemia y en- la tuberculosis,
| del mismO modo que en- la cOnvalecencia
| sus excelentes efectOs tonicOs, ell agrado
con que suee ser tomada hasta por los
ninos de mas corta edad para los cuales
| son intolerables las demas preparedness
| de aceite de higadO de bacalaO
DR.. ENRIQUE RAM.
TRES COsAS: Tres cosas son ne.
cesarias para popularizar un articulo:
bOndad, baratura y pureza.
Precisamente las tres cualidades del
ron Paloma.
| De I'm gusto exquisite.
| PreciO de situaciop.
! AbsOlutamente purO.
EnvasadO en medias bOtellas. Pre-
| clio 80 dOcena.
Deposito, Cruz numero 6. San Juan:
| Elsaburu & ca. alt.
<THE HELVETIA>.-27, calle de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.-
sTable d'hotel>. Aposentos para fami'
| lias persouas sofas. COmidas a Gin
cuenta centavOs cubierto. Banos. Te'
lefonO, 1872. Apartado correo, 205. Fro
pietariO, Pedro Schira. NOta: Este no.
Oil o11a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
BAYAMON

Ha fallecido en- dicho pueblo la Sc
nora dona JuAna Mestre, esposa del Sc
nor Gumersindo Rivera.
Ell entierro de la senora Maestro re-
sult6 muy lucido, asistiendo todas las
classes sociales sin distinction de matices
polfticos.
Ell iuez de paz senor Lopez Sc en-
cuentra restablecido de Ia enfermenad
que padecfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
NARANJITO

Sc han estsbiecdo fsroles para ell
alumbrado p1blico de esta poblaci6n.
El estado de los c&minos es pesimo;
solo hay uno que esta en- buen estado de-
bido q una suma de diDero donada por
la Junta de caminos en- Bayam6n que
genercsamente Sc presto inyertirlos y
dlrigir los trsbaios, ell rico hscendado
don Jose Gonzalez Canton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20

OFICINA de asuntos administrati'
vos judiaciales de Jose G.. del Vale
(xAlien, I'll, miradC-.) Gesti6n On los
6epartamentos del GobiernO insular.
Ayuntamientos v en- todos los Tribunsles
dc Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abo2ados
Acuna y Texidor. Buen traductor y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
(dmdrd dc deIe9ddOS
SESSION. DEL DIA 10

Con igual n1mero de DeIegados
que aver, Sc declare alberta la session
aprobandose ell acta de aver sin leerls.
Como Quiera que f4ltsn Delegates,
el mucho trabajo que hay queda sobre
Ia mesa para msfIana.
Sc di6 cuenta con las siguientes pc
ticiones memoriales:
Ell Alcalde de Lares remite copia
certifcada de IN scuerdo de squel Ayun-
tamiento solicite do Sc vote IN credito
de $4,000 po4 40 ser sufciente los
$4,000 asignados por ell Gobernador
para continusr la carretera de dicho pue-
bio al de San Sebastian. Pas6 Obras
p1blicssa
Don Antonio Cadilla Colon, soli-
cita Sc le tenga er cuenta 81 hacer Ia
e'acci6n de j6venes obreros que han de
envisrse las escuelss industrisles de los
Esta1 los Unidos. Entersds Ia Camara
FL Alcslde de Csyey remite copis
certificada de IN acuerdo de squel Ayun-
tamiento solictando Ia SUPPRESSION de las
Juntas de Inspectores de Caminos.
El id. id. de Aibonito i'd id. de IN
i'd. igual objeto que anterior. Pass-
ron cmbos a Ia Comi>IGl de Obras p1-
blicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20

Un pori0dico cientificO publca un
remedio que llama infalibe contra la
febre tifoidea Dice que basta aplicar so
ore los pies del eDfermo de modo que
SO clbr4n oien, un emphasize de cebOlas
crudas, maiad 9, pOr un terminO de sie
te Il Ocho horas, para que a febre de.
saparezca. An,de que todo~ los casos
tratados Dor este medic han producido
la curaci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
BALE De NINOS

Para manana. domingo, Sc prepara
en- la casa de nuestro amigo don Victor
fernandez. un bale de nnos, de disfrsz.
Este baile principiara a las dos de
la tarde promote estar muy animado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
CuriOSidadeS
CientifiCdS

En- Austria Sc prodnce una planta
de la familia de las mimOsas, que puede
servir de- seguro barometro, pues con
cuarenta y ocho de anticipation anun
cia los cambios atmOsfericOs hasta los
res.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20

Con motive de los acOntecimien.
tos de- Oriante, es tai ell consume del Ron
marca <TaOLLYs, que su fsbricante
don Pedro Chandry, no da abasto los
pedidos que ls negan dc todas parties.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
BILLS EN- SEGUNDA LECTURA

II. B. 90 Para traslsdar los restos
del doctor Ramon Emeterio Betances
desde Paris & Cabo Rojo erigirle un
monu1Hento en- dicho pueblo.
BILLS ENTERCERA LECTURA
Sustituto al H. b. A, dsponiendo
Ia construction de la parte de Is csrrete-
ra de Mansti JuAna Diaz, comprendi-
da entire Ciales Y Jusns Diaz.
II. B. 43, relative los PROTOCOLS
Notariales.
Sc aprob6 en- segunda lectura ell G.
B. n1mero g.
Sc puso discussion ell H. B. n1me-
70 81 para fijsr ell nombre de la NUM-
cipalidad llamado hoy Hato-grande
San Lorenzo.
Sanchez Morales dice que debe eele-
brarse un plebiscito fin de que los ha-
bitantes de dicho pueblo digsn como
quieren llsmarse.
Tlmothee defende ell bill diciendo
que los dos nombres por 10, que Sc llama
& dicho pueblo da lugar extraviarse
cartas etc. Sc aprob6 ell bill.
Y con tan plausible motive Sc le-
vant6 Ia session hasta mafIana las nueve.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20
RED "D' LINE
VapOrtS rerroOS anericanos

Salidas desde Ponce par. New York
Mediodia l tarde Vapores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-20

Don Francisco SOriano Gonzalez Juez
Municipal del Distrito dc Catedral Ell
a.ta Cindad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
BEST THAT EVER CAME.
Pathfinders' Basketball Team Open
Its Great Week Of Fun and Amuse-
rent in Good Shape.

The Pathfinders basketball teams
fall festival and carnival opened las
night in IA blaze of Glory, says til
Marion. Ind. News-Tribune of S"ptem-
Der 2t Hundreds of people visited
the grounds during the evening and
tho opening niaht was d complete sue
cess.
The Mundy company IS entitl d Il
much praise from the fact that ii car
ries no immoral features. The at
fractions are clean and new.
Tha free attractions were not given
last NIGHT. owing TO the fact that
= v"ral obstacles arose yesterday that
could uut b" overcome.
To-day. however. Diavolo will loon
she loop. a wonderful feat; Marvello
leaps backward from the pinnacle OF
1oo-foot ladder 10 small tank of wa
tsr and Chefalo leaps the fry chasm.
land other free attractions VIII be in
cluded in the program.
Tho Mnn1y 700, a perfectly trained
regeneration Of wild animal, i onc Of
lie best shows ON the carniHae
grounds. More than fifty trained al
ina]g sa'so=aart in the program i'.
c1olta4 SchIry. rho wrestling lion. and
E5oFIfa}ev. rhe ferocieHs Eon capturaf
IL south Africa.
0thar attractions arc Creation. Fer=
.i~ whoel flilarity Hall. CRYSTAL MAJ.
l.a,lv Glass Blowers. Nenetian Condo
-. the Foolish House. Eotta show.
awiIaarmcat. PORT Arthur. Enchan1.
u-ent. Haunted Swing CaVerns of tn
Cav. cave of the Winds and merry
eoro}nd all of which are worthy Of
patronage.
Tho shows are all above til" av"ra@c
cornwall attractions. There IS 30
fake" attractions on tho ground. The
hesf Of order is maintained and vul
oaritv upon the part of visitors or ON
1.loves is not tolerated. Morality is tho
,p0tto of the Mundy shows and il Is
certain that the company enforc s /
10 the letter.
"Creation. and "Lotta" are TWO
shows that no seeker aftrr good valn"
ear small outlay should miss. Both
Ike all of Colonel Mundv's shows, ar"
cl5 an. sweet and wholesome. in addi-
o,, TO which plortv Of beauty. grace
a. 'e>'-st"rv and s"nsatiOnalisn, IS on
EHn in both shows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

his word is abs Jlute With thenI. Some
of these days they Will have Neri-
liable garden. VIII sea and Wall
around It. ami emperor McGarty will
he immensely wealthy, as We'll as har
ing a place in historN.=Capt. NiNlen
Dare. l. 5. \.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
Treat d Now and Then.

TAe Raron de s. Marc was ono a
ae DISTINGUISHED patrons Of the At-
1anttc Gig horse show. ON 2 certain
There apropos=ot charity. he
eaad
IN I.on1oo. was Walking down
Hond street 9fn= ha@sar an
raach.4 ne, ied by aa= -oa a
srriu@.
My dear#fellov sail. a. faA@s
= thraalana@ bit from my paeEet. 'yo4
are blind aren't YOU
.A-S. yoe3 honor, ~ a1sWero.
agl}y.
.IIaye YEA eter heen =treatel22, /
y ent on.
Only nov anl th4n. sir said the
he-sar. FoHs are mostly loo proud
d Ire seen Going into tavorus with tha
likes o. M, Philadelphia Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

No man holds a principle unless it
is he principal thing he holds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

There is no way to save men eX-
ccpt by suffering with them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
The Great ln''.1ndy Shows
II BIC CLEAN WHOLESOME SHOWS =


The E'etHrl NJ ito y t1sz
great Nundy ~ ow9 means
clean Inn and ali that goe~
10 make wholesome entertain
nlent N the Navof ENJOYABLE
attractions It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

Too many expect to conquer tn
devil by concnrring with him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

II IS no use jaiEin@ abopt lovine
Cod when yoln children are afraid 81
yoN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
Means

! hat there are no repulsive
features Of any nature II
the Druids Jahr Marke, to be
held all next week. No ori-
entail dancing girls, no "eat.
en.allve' freaks, nor mon
Stronsltles OF any kind.
'Morality' in short, as a
motto with the Mund v
Shows, means
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

seeing the fellows danger, whipped
on reyolvr9 and shot the buffalo
dead. The natives had neyei before
seen The use of firearms, and the ave
i; inspired was very helpful 10 Nc
Galty. Il was plainly 20 be seen that
he was regarded as something of a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
SWEENEY
HELD FOR
MURDER

Thomas Sweeney was arraigncd at Pas
coag. last night, on a new warrant.
charging him with the murder OF Edward
Bourgeois, at West Glocester, last Sun
day night
The original warrant alleged man
slaughter. AS in the former instance he
pleaded not guilty and Assistant Justice
John j. Luce committed Sweeney with
out bail pending a preliminary hearing
10 De held in the Ninth judicial district
court, IN Harrisville next Saturday.
Frank Rock, whose place the men visi-
ted just prior TO the fatal encounter, was
arrested yesterday by Town Sergeant
Phetteptace, and arraigned before Frank
Davis. Justice OF the peace, on the charge
OF maintaining a common nuisance. He
was held in $1,000 for trial Saturday.
Medical Examiner DR.. G.. A. Harris,
assisted by Or. II. J. Bruce OF Bridg-
ton, held an autopsy yesterday.
The opinion OF these authorities Is
that Bourgeois came 10 his death by
blows inflicted on the face by the heel
OF a boot or shoe.
Sweeney AYERS that the only blows he
struck were In self-dehense yet the au-
topsy disclosed that Bourgeois had been
so savagely treated that his face was
badly cut. The bridge OF his nose was
broken and there was cut one and one
half inches long over the left eye.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
AT BUFFALO.
TENNIS

Holcombe Ward and Beals Wright met
this afternoon In a 1nal match for the
right 10 challenge w. A. Larned for pos
session of the LonEvood tennis cup. This
was q result OF the semi-hnal matches
Yesterday afternoon. OF the two matches
that between Ward and Clothier had
much the larger crowd Of spectators, as
II was expected to furnish the better
tennis. n proved O long four-set match
and lasted nearly three hours. There
was just one style Of play throughout,
both men trying constantly for position
at net. Ward was very clevcr ana very
tricky there. while C1othier volleyed any
hall as high a. his waist or higher with
greater force Wares attempts 10 dis
lodge him. therefore. consisted not I'm fast
strokes but in ones with very fast drop
10 them When he could get the ball 20
his opponents feet as he came up he was
successful. All others were killed In
short order
Lobbing, which is usually the important
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
DW|GHT'S
WOUND
FATAL

John V. Dwight. the Cape de Verde
Islander who shot his wife, Louisa, and
himself In their tenement at Z Brook
street, died at as o'clock yesterday at
ternoon.
Dwight inflicted two wounds upon him
self. The first shot Re fired caused the
bullet to strike a RIB, glance off and
make a tearing flesh wound The other
bullet entered at the pit. of the stomach
and produced death.
Mrs Dwight was in a precarious 'condi-
ton throughout the day and night and
this morning was reported 10 be ex-
tremely weak
The cause OF the shooting was based
upon ill-founded jealousy, so FAR as the
wlfe's conduct is concerned.
Dwight. who was a sailor had been
away from homo a month and Mrs
Dwight had sent him a letter in which
she cornplained that another male mem
ber OF the Cane dc Verde colony of Brook
street was annoying her by his un-
desirable attentions. She had asked him
10 hasten home and relieve her Of the
annoyance.
Dwight seemed TO have placed the
worst possible construction upon the
mans attentions TO his wife.
The statement OF DIR. Pegram bears out
the original theory that Mrs. Dwight
was probably seated when her husband
sshoy her
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
PLAYED WITH MATCHES.
Little Csntsdals GIh Sets Clothes on Fire
and Was Severely Burned.

A little Centredale girl and some
matches furnished considerable excite
ment for a short time yesterday and as
a result the llttls girl. 6-year-old Exile
Auciair. les at her home suffering from
severe burns and lowering between life
and death.
The child HIVES on River avenue, but n
little distance from Smith street. IN was
while happily playing about tho house
that she iCnited the treachsrous matches
The light garments were quickly sblaze
and before the chiid's mother. summoned
nv tho screaming Of the little one could
ret the farming clothes on the fire
hsd done It's work
DIR. John u. Corbett was summoned
and dla everything In his power TO ease
shs pssns OF the little sufferer. The child
wa, nyund TO be burned severely on the
front and side OF her body, while one lee
and ons hand also we're badly injured
The doctor way not prepared to state
vhsshsr of no the burns were fatal In
nature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
AMATEUR GAMES.

The Thornton Brothers hall team de-
feated the c. c. Darling & Co. aggrega-
ton In what is said TO have been very
warm and exciting contest at the Palace
Garden grounds. The victory was fairly
decisive. as tho score. 10 TO 1s. bears eT-
dence. The attendance was good and ap-
plause and refreshments were both long
and hearty Umpire Jones off.ciated TO
the satisfaction Of the majority present.
The Thorntons are anxious TO hear from
any nine in New England representing an
emblem factory.
The Young Shamrocks defeated the
Gray Hawks by the score OF 10 10 II yes
terday. The feature Of the game was the
pitching OF John Fitzgerald, who struck
out II men. The lineup OF the Young
shsmrocks Is: John Fitzgerald, p; j.
Cassidy. c.: F. McC'abe, 1b.: A. Brown,
2b f. Moran, 3b. c. Cassidy, 5. s.. j.
Mccormick, l. T.: Il. Wilks, C. e.; &.
Sweeney, r. T. The Young Shamrocks
would like to challenge any team in the
city the average OF whose members
from 10 20 IA years. Send all challenges to
James Fitzgerald, ESQ Richmond street.
city.
The Mount Hope Banner Boys defeated
the State Street Stars by a score OF Q to
Yesterday. The lineup is as follows:
McOaflhy' e. ctaiioiu' -. iNshi,rs' ~ >
McWeeney, 2b.; Stearns, 3d.: Stafford. f..
s.; Hanley. r. e.; Ferguson, !, T.; Ffnnell,
r T. The Banner Boys challenge any
team IN the city from to IL years old.
Address challenges 10 Dennis Stafford, IS
Douglas avenue. city.
on Saturday tho Adelaides defeated the
United Wire Works team by score Of
II to 10 The features OF tho game were
the pitching Of Galligen for the Ade-
laides. who was at his best and struck
out II men, and throw from short right
neld by Hebditch which landed at the
plate iust In time to get the base runner.
The Adelaides will play any uriformed
lT-te-Ie-year-old team in the state. Send
challenges GO w. Shaw. 2N Thurber' .
avenue city. The lineup: shaw, q. s.;
Shepard. 2b.: Hebditch, ID; Reynolds, c.;
Grover 3b: Dorsey. |. g.; Buxton. c. f.;
! Spencer. r. T.: Gallisan, p.