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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

tance flag when she made a misstep. Stin.
son losing a rein for an instant. and she
went 20 a break. Kid Shea and Oracle
Kellar were having a brush for the place.
which changed 20 a battle for the heat.
The big horso won IL and made second
money sure Sadie made no mistake after
this and just hustled away from her field
when Bob Newton shouted Co
Sadie Nc has an unbroken record In
her prcfe ssional events, having won all
her 3-year-old engagements and two sl0,
600 purses this season. She cost Miss
Wilkes sl5,5co at auction last summer.
not much more than a bargain price.
She was bred by the late Malcolm
Forbes, but was foaled the property Of
Hon j. NJ. Johnson of Calais. Me. Her
sire Is Peter the Great 2:07A. and her
dam Fanella, 2:lS. daughter OF Arion,
2:07A. whom Andy Welch bred from his
Director mare, Direstress. 2l9. when
Arion stood at a service fee OF s2500.
Walter irect was picked 10 win the
Neponset despite the fact that he is
lame and has had no fast work since
his Detroit race. He was very rank.
and broke at the slightest excuse. which
cost him the race and made il impos
siole for him ~ duplicate his sire's un-
beaten trip from one end Of the line TO
the other. He took only one heat, and
dence gelding. Don Carr. Geary lasted
long enough in the first heat 10 stall off
Andrews rush with Directum Miller. Then
CSeers got his horse 10 the front by one
OF his famous drives down the stretch.
Alerson and Directum Miller had
era cking dual in the third mile. Brady
worked like a trojan with his loafng stall
lion, while Andrews gave his a finished
drive. just landing him a winner In 2:05h
a reduction Of three seconds from Millers
previous mark. Walter Direct looked dan
gerous al the head Of the stretch, but
a break put him TO the bad
Directum Miller was too lame TO start
IN the fourth heat Then. by steady plug
aing and vigorous driving, Allerson
tramped off the big end Of the purse.
The race among the three year olds was
for second money. which Lou Melon
aid gathered in with Miss Adbel. a sweet
young miss belonging to Ralph Williams.
This was an exceptionally high-clas field
OF baby trotters and there was not a
single one OF the dozen who did not go
good race.
Chime Bells who has been racing over
local tracks made n splendid showing in
the fast wagon race. Driven by her own
or. George r. eLonard she won eased
up. in 2:I5%, 2:1iA The faster heat is
a new record for the handsome daughter
OF Chimes and makes her look sure
9:12 performer 10 four wheels.
Arnold lawson won the other wagon
race with Baroness in fair time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
ROCHESTER MEETING

II was perhaps as we'll that yesterdays
racing card opening the midsummer meet
ing OF the Rochester Fair association at
Cold Spring park was postponed until
yesterday by a sudden dash OF rain, for
the put over events comprised tie best
part Of todays racing. which was en-
toyed by one OF the biggest crowds that
have turned out 10 a race meeting I'm
New Hampshire this season. The track
was fast and the racing OF high or
der.
The three pacing events on the card
were all too fast for the favorltes ey-
cept that Mrs Syracuse winner OF the
2:2l class, was second choice from the
start. Belle Direct was FIRST choice, but
won only one heat In four. taking sec
ond money.
Elm Bud. who 10 the regulars looked
like the winner Of the 2:Is pace made
a poor showing I'm the first heat. and
was distanced in the third. Mr.. Band.
under Winch's skiful driving. took the
race I'm straight heats The hardest
fought race OF tho day was the opening
event. the 2:l5 pace. Edward D. was the
choice OF the talent, but Il developed
in the second heat that he had n dan
gerous rival in Erskine Reed. The first
heat had been taken by tho grandson
Of Garnbetta Wilkes. in 2:l5i3 In the
second ne paced his field all the way,
evidently going his limit
After passing the distance flag Hum
phrevile sent Erskne Reed out OF the
bunch and very nearly nosed Edward
u. out In the third heat the fastest OF
the day, Erskne Reed gained the lead
al the last quarter. and after hot bat
tie in the stretch won by a length He
took the two succeeding heats easily
The 24 trotters were a difficult lot TO
start The race, with Getaway as fa-
81
heat handly. and Arlington Boy the sec
ond In a hard drive.
Tomorrows card contains the 2:l3. 2O6
and 2:2S pacing classes and the 21I trot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
SADIE NC WON CLASSIC EVENT

Sadie Nc. the trottng pride OF New
England romped away with the famous
Massachusetts purse at Readvlle yester-
day afternoon. and stamped herself the
leading money winner OF the year
As closely contested race. this years
Massachusetts does not begin to com
paro with any OF tho past. Sadie Nc so
completely outclassed her field that her
viii is not deserving to he called a race
Sadie Nc won the first heat in 2:osI.
a ful, second faster than the record estab-
lished a year ago by Billy Bouch Then
Kid Shea flashed 10 the front I'm 2:0sia
az Sadie Nc went TO an excuseless break
leo yards from the finish. Then the Cana
dian queen regained her own in 20sL 2:os
Oracle Keller was second 10 Kid Shea
when no took one first place. and this
earned third money. while Zephyr. with
two-thirds saved her entrance
Sadie Nc won before tho smallest crowd
that has over seen n Massa chusetts raced
what the Massachusetts lacked I'm the
way of a hard fought battle was com
penSated by the way the PAGERS raced
for the 5000 prize in the Neponset Six
heats thcse sidewheelerS were ~ N and
every hnish brought tho crowd 20 its feet.
The time ranged from 2:nsl. 10 2.l3 and
II was q pretty tired trio ~ horses who
lived the gruclling battle out.
The race was marked by the defeat ~
Ed Geer's wonder. Walter Direct, and
the win of the gray ChiNgo stallion.
Allcrson. trained ard driven by tho
Massachusetts reinsman. James Rrady.
Alerson raced his rivals into the ground.
then won i'm slow time The home horse.
Directum Miller. who was 80 soundly
trouncod AT Buffalo. pulled on the third
heat I'm 2.nsL then went lame and was
unable 20 start again.
Harry Stinson held n sort of field day.
scoring n double win for his employer,
Mise katherine Wilks of Gait, ont Her
name r. Katherine L. and she simply
roaded around the track twice to get The
money. but tho time was mighty fast.
2.l2is. 2l2i4. for August
sadie Nc looked So much the best 81
tho Massachusetts, candidates that she
was i0o-to-8 fsvorite before tho start.
and when she logged home the FIRST heat
I'm 2.O6L Il was 100 TO ) that she would
win Tho fact that Norman u carried
record " 2eGl was not considered. which
was wisc. for the Phalasc gcldins was
continually on his stride and could very
properly nave been sent TO tho stable.
Zephyr. Gcers entry. was well thought
Of for second money, but she Is not the
trotter that many believed her. Oracle
Keller raced Up TO expectations. getting
third money.
Kid shea was the surprise ~ the race
for had Sadie Nc been out of g. the
grandson " Robert Mct;rcgor would h.N"
won. Three times he was second and
once 6rs' cutting his record 10 2.o>'.
Prom wire 10 wire She vas separately
timed In 2o5i4 In the second heat she
le-d al the way until opposite the dis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

AERIAL TRIP
over CITY

New York, Aug 4.-The Toledo H.. A.
Roy Knabenshue's airship. made a sec.
ond successful attempt yesterday after.
noon TO navigate the aeria. ocean above
the city. Starting from the vacant lot
at Sixty-second street and Central park
west at 2:l4 in the afternoon. he went
south as far as the Flatlron building and
returned safely to the uark, where he
landed without trouble
Automobiles. cabs, delivery wagons and
all kinds and conditions of vehicles fol.
lowed the course OF the airship and the
houseiops and roofs OF the office buildings
were black with people starting at this
strange ship OF the heavens.
During the trip knabenshue dropped
checks from 81 10 500 from the airship.
These checks. which were redeemed by a
newspaper tnat is backing the enterprise,
caused great excitement among the
people. and IN many instances led 10 fights
and mad rushes.
There were at leas, two outbursts ot
hstcuffs over the checks. over on the
east side longshorcman put up his hand
TO catch one which was futtering earth
ward but Just as he got his fingers on
it a negro picked IL from before his eyes
and started TO run away. The 'longshore-
man was after him and the two clinched
and rolled over into tho street
Two young men block or two away
argued themselves black in the face over
another.
Wherever one OF the checks fell there
was grand scramble for It. usually
score OF men taking part I'm the struggle.
When the good looking acronaut climbed
out Of the machine I'm the enclosure he
was surrounded by small crowd OF en-
thusiastc young women, who begged for
his autograph. one golden-haired dam
sci threw her arms about Nnahenshues
nee kand gave him hearty kiss.
He didn't look dspleased and several
other young women were about to follow
golden hairs lead when Knabenshue
was dragged inside tho tent by his man
ager.
Have YOU forgotten the fate of Hob
SOM" asked that wise one. and thereafter
Knabenshue sheered 10 port or starboard
every timc a petticoat hove in sight.
The spectacle had a queer effect on
the pcople. Many became quite hysterical
and perfect strangers met on the COM
mon ground ~ wonder and grew friendly
al once Men laughed and shouted IN
much the Same way. dou tless. when the
Fulton first steamer along tho Hudson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
ANOTHER TRIP TO NEW LONDON
SUNDAY, AUGUST 27TH. 1905.

The great Providence Line Steamer
Plymouth will on Sunday. August e7th
make another trip from Providence TO
New London. Conn. leaving Fox Point
wharf at 1000 o'clock IN the morning
returning 10 her dock at about $500 o'clock
I'm the evening The regular orchestra ~
the steamer will provide music during
the day. The dining room will be open
for service. while lunch counter and
cafe at popular prices will be provided
on the main deck. Fare Tor tho round
trip only 81 90 Tickets should he pur
chased before sunday. August 9th a.
W-in6sor's ticket once. a. tho sale vill
p limited and No tickets viii be sold AZ
FoN Point wharf on SUNDAY August e1th
IN the limit IL previously reached
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
TIVERTON VS.. SWEET MARIE

II was announced last evening by the
secretary ~ the Narragansett Park Trot-
ting association that arrangements had
been made for Tivcrton and Sweet Marie
to meet in a match race during the erand
circuit meet next week for = purse 81
So00 Tho date has not bccn nNod as
yet bui probably the race will take place
on THURSDAY
Thfss two horses which have hcsn
rr'i rent FOR the past two wears. have
raf three timss already this wear the
'lct,riee alternating The hrst meeting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
AT SARATOGA

Tangle. under punishinE ride nv
ONoill landed the Adirondack stake at
Saratoga yesterday
Juggler. Harry PAYNE Whitneys entry
second choice, set tho pace When they
turned FOR home Juggler was only q head
better than Raveua who had tho inner
rail. leading Ril Phillips by three lengths
- Neiu fairly lifted Tangle ne thev came
through the stretch on the outside and
never let up until she had beaten Juggic-
by y half n length.
Kcnilworih. played down 10 s 10 from
20 To- I in the NTH race. ran away just
a. she reached tho post. Tyron, tho
favorite In tho sixth race. never got away
from the post Just ms the barrier rose
he swervcd and pullman fell on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

was at Belmont park. Philadelphia. and
was won by Tiverton: at Readville, Mass,
Sweet Marie took the honors. while Tiver-
ton won in the grand circuit races at
Buffalo.
Sweet Marie, whose record is 2:M% is
owned by William Garland of Los An
geles. Cal. and driven by +. Mcdonald
OF New York city. She won the Roger
Williams stake at Narragansett park last
year.
1'iverton. whose record r. 9:0t,z, is
owned by A y Gwsthmey OF New York
and driven by John Howell OF the same
place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
Cincinnati at New York Cg.
Chicago at Philadelphia (O.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDi
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Batting honors were about even in tre
first game. but Boston's hits were bunch
ed. while Cleveland's were scattered, ex-
cept IT, the eighth inning yesterday at
Cleveland. Manager Iatoie entered the
game ;he first time since June ~, batting
I'm place of Hess in the fifth inning. lie
failed 90 make "A hit. In the second game
neither team scored until the eighth In
ming. when Jackson came home on an in
field ont AZ first Boston tied the score
In the ninth and Cleveland won ont I'm
the last hair on pass, an error and Bue-
lows hit Two games Thursday. Attend
ance 6203 Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

can stay few weeks in the White Noun
tains al rea sonable cost? IL so. then drop
a letter to w. II. Eastman. proprietor
Moat View Cottage, North Conway. N H..
and he will send you circular giving all
the details of one Of the most charming
and healthful resorts In America. Or
call al the News ONCE and full informa-
ton will be given there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
MANY PRESENT
Al Funeral Of G. {. Rounds, an eTploye Of
COngton & Carpenter Co.

A large number Of friends and reia-
tives we're present. at the funeral ot
George Edwin Rounds. held from his late
res, ,dence. 1eo Doyle avenue. yesterday
afternoon Al $50 o'clock.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. George Mcclellan Fiske. rector 81
St stephens church. Among the many
beautiful floral tributes wore pieces from
the Congdor e. Carpenter company. Tor
whom Mfr Rounds had worked during the
mas, ~ years and from Calvary COM
msndsrr. No r.. knights Templar What
Cheer lodge. No II. a T. and A NJ
and What Cheer lodge. No. 4s, !. q q.
= ~ All NJ which societies Mr.. ROUNDS
belonged The bearers. who represented
,boso ords-s were James ". Lees :.
Frank Chace. Samuel Whelden and VII
liam Miller.
Pnrisl was AZ the family lot In the
Riverside cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
HOURLY
RUNS To
WOONSOCKET

Express passenger electrics will make
socket before oct /, over the Providence
aru Burrilvile line, II present plans 90
not miscarry.
Acting Superintendent W. h. Ny Of
the Woonsocket Street Railway company
made the above announcement recent y
and reels confident that othing will lntcr-
fere 10 delay matters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
PROVIDENCE
Rheum atiSm

Like Neuralgia, is now known
to be nervous disease. The
kidneys become weak through
lack of nerve energy, and fail
10 filter the uric acid from the
blood; this acid attacks and
burns the nerves and muscles,
and consumes the oil in the
joints, producing Inflammation,
fever, swelling-pain.
To cure Rheumatism, then,
you must restore the kidney
nerves and muscles, and neu-
tralize the effect OF the acid
upon the joints and tissues
with DR.. Miles Restorative
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which has made many cures of
this painful disease. Nervine
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and increases the circulation,
and relief is assured.
Before / took DR.. Miles Nervine,
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rheumatism for 25 years. The last
time was laid up for several months.
could not get out OF bed or set foot
on the floor. ! tried remedies 10 rub
I'm, 10 drink. doctors prescriptions.
etc. but none 81 them had any effect.
One day I read about Dr. Miles
Eervine and got n bottle. After the
first dose / had n good nights rest.
and after taking half a bottle the
pains disappeared. and | went out and
walked all around the town In a week
I vert 20 work. and was perfectly
cured, but continued 90 take the
medicine for n time. 90 make sure the
pains would not come back"
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Dr. Miles Nervine ls sold by your
oruqelst. who viii guarantee that the
frst bottle will benefit N IL fails, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

BY good batting in the sixth inning
Yesterday az Brooklyn tho Brooklyns
made i've runs. They needed all these
and tho other runs they made. as the
Cubs came strong in the last three in
nings and an but tied the score Attend
ance 300 Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
sBatted for Long I'm ninth inning.

The Bisons made a slashng finish In
the first game and won after Newark had
them 10 yesterday az Buffalo In the
second IL was another tale to tell for
Fertsch never allowed his opponents 10
become familiar with his curves and Buff
falo narrowly escaped n shutout. At
tendance 3g9. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
TORONTO.

Runs--White--l: Mcfarland Jacklitsch,
Poland-3 First base on ballg-Off Long g.;
off Putnam 2 Struck out-By Long 2; by
Putnam 2. Three base hit-Poland. Two
base hit-Jacklitsch Umpires-The Moran
brothers Time-ih. 25m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

Runs-Duirn. Thomas First base on
balls-Or Cronin I off Moeller ?. Struck
out-By Cronin 3. by Moeler 5. Sacrifice
hits Zimmerman. Sullivan. Erode. Stolen
5ases-Harlcy. Mcfarland. Double plays
Dunn 10 Conn; Soffel 10 O. Brien. TIM
pires-The Morans. Time-lh. 2Sm.
(SeCond Game
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Haverhil-Haverhill 5. Fall River l.
At Lynn-Lynn H. New Bedford ..
At Concord-Concord 3-e. Nashua "a
At Lawrence-Lawrence 4-2l, Taunton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
CFirst Game.
Second Game)
ROCHESTER, 4-6, BALTIMORE 2-3

Tho Bronchos won yesterdays double
header from the orioles AZ Rochester. In
the first Cleary pitched mastery ball,
while Eason was hit hard at times. Mat
tern started TO pitch the second for Roch-
ester. but weakened toward the sixth and
Schultz relieved him. Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at St Louis.
Washington az Detroit.
Philadelphia AT Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
At Rridgeport Springfield 3.

At Bridgeport Springfield 3, Bridgeport
At Norwich--Norwich 81. Meriden %
At Hartford-Hartford %, New Lon
don Al
At Holyoke-Holyoke no. New Haven
On
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
NEN YORK. Z. FITTsRIRG- :.

Lever exploded I'm tho nfih inning yos-
terdat AZ New York. hit q batter. gave
two bases on balls and was touched up
for three safetles -Four runs resulted
and the New Yorks had a winning lead.
Brains hitting and Dcylin's good all
around work we've the features Attend
anco 1900 Score.
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lieved him. Scores
CFirst GameD
(Second Game
MONTREAL, ?. JERSEY CITY q.

only one Jersey City player reached
third base Yesterday al Montreal and tho
visiting club was shut out. In the last six
innings only ~ men faced Olmsted. Be
hind Mccarthy. the Montreal inheld per-
formed some great stunts The Skeeters
made half their hits In the second inning,
but n double play prevented run-gettlng.
Score:
Innings .......i . 50 6 7sa
Montreal ........ | o 0 q o 0 X 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

Have you lost somethlna7 w So adVer'
tls- your loss In The News W eosS you
no,hno and you may get u back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
CSecond Game

InnIngS.. 7 7 D ~ II II
New York o 0 0 O o IL
CHICAGO. 3-2; PHILADELPHIA, Ia
Chicago and Philadelphia broke even
Yesterday at Chicago I'm a double header
The first game was well contensted. al
though White outpitched Plank at all
times. In the second game the Philadel-
phlas got three runs. which was enough
10 win the game The locals began 10 hit
Coakley I'm the third inning and Waddell
relieved him. Attendance $500. Scores:
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The Yankees broke even on yesterdays
double header, being whitevashed the
first was a froc. with the Browns having
all the fun OF the game The Highland
Il the plate. The second contest was a
pitchers battle throughout and ran into
- innings. Both pitchers pitched fine ball
In the 18TH Yeager opened with ground
er. was sacrificed and came home on Nc
Cures rap TO right. Attendance 400
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

Washington won another thinning game
from DetrSt yesterday at Detroit. 1t
was see-saw until then and an error.
pass and a hit did II. Kittredge and
Crawford's batting were the features
Attendance 1900 Score:
Innings m 2 "a s 7 q oil
Washington 0 0 0 2 o o 0 Is
Detroit . o o q o o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
GAMES TODA

Newark al Toronto.
Jersey city at Buffalo.
Providence az Rochester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24

'iN''NNNil - fhlLADEbfHlA, 8.
Both teams played bad ball yesterday
at Philadelphia. but that of the visitors
not quite 80 bad a. that Of tho
Philadelphias. Attendance rN3 Score:
Innings ........ 3 80
Cincinnati ...... q o OF "a
Philadelphia ... - 90 i-6
ST LOUIS. s. BOSTON. Q
Innings ......... . 3 fS9
az Louis ........ q ! o % 10 o..G
Boston ......... q % o. %
GAMES TO-DAY
81 Louis ~ Brooklyn
FIttsburg at Boston -.
Evening journal., 1905-09-02
Townsend

Special to The Evening Journal.
Townsend, Sept. Mrs. Thomas
Robinson, of Wilmington, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs .Eliza Stats.
Miss jeanette Mclaughlin of Will
mington, is spending several days with
relatives in town.
Miss Catherine Adelhelm, of Phila-
delphia, is visiting at the home Of
Thomas Maloney.
Mrs Hayman Of New Haven, Con-
necticut, is visiting her son Joshua
Hayman.
Messrs Earl Shocbley and Raymond
Watts attended the fair at Tolchestei
ion Thursday.
Mrs. George VsnDyke and sister
Mrs. w. A. Scott. are spending a few
days with relatives at Camden and
Magnolia. Del.
( Miss Elizabeth Collins. Of Whining
ton, Is spending some time with hei
sister, Mrs, John Townsend.
Mrs. George Crossan, Of Wilmington
was the guest OF relatives in towr
this week.