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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
ARTFUL WON

Harry Payne Whitneys star fly, ART
her first appearance Of tho season yes
terday at sheepshead bay. when she won
the first race on the card. six -furlong
string for mares. 3-year-olds and up.
Although she had been under the wea ther
early in the spring Artful went 10 the
post looking NJ az fiddle. She came
home i'm majestic style, a winner by two
lengths Rose OF Dawn, 20 TO ]. ran into
tho place three lengths before Lady
Amelia.
The RoCkawaY cup steepeChase was the
stake feature. the distance being about
2ih miles. Mr. Cotton-s entry. Game
cock. was hot choice. Gamecock got
weather ride and SNUFF won by 2ja
lengths. Gamecock was eight lengths
before Pious Attendance IL 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC
ROADS.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the construction OF
section OF State highway in the toyn
OF westerly about $50 feet In lenth: a
section of State highway in the town or
Coventry. about $3.50 feet i'm length; n
section Of State highway in the town or
Bristol. about $500 feet I'm length. Sec
tion OF State highway IN the town OF
jamestown. about 2s40 feet In length; a
section of State highway in the town OF
Little Compton. about 26i0 feet I'm length
a section or State highway in the town OF
GloCester. about 500 feet in length. sec
ton OF State highway I'm the town OF
Johnston. 1o560 feet in length. will be re-
ceived by the State Board of Public
Roads at it's office. State House. Provi-
dence. r J.. until IL M. on WEDNES-
DAY. July 12 1905. al which time and
place they Will be publicly opened ana
read
furnished by the Board.
No bids will he received unless accom-
paiued by q certified check for the sum
OF 500 payable to the State or Rhode
Island.
The Board reserves the rights 20 reject
any and all bids. and TO give preference
to towns or cities in accordance with sec
ton No. OF chapter 9so OF the Public
plans. specifications snd drawings may
be examined az the office OF the State
Board Of Public Roads, at the state
House Providence. r. u. on and after
WEDNESDAY the 5th, day Of July.
every week day between the hours Of 10
a M and y. M. excepting Saturdays
and holidays.
JOHN n. EDWARDS,
ROBERT r.. TREAT.
FREDERICK T., PERKINS,
WILLIAM G. PECkHAM.
John r. RICHMOND.
State Board OF Public Roads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
AT The RANGES

Company +. Second infantry. Of this
city commanded by Capt. Gala CHER was
on duty Al the state rifle range al Rum
ford yesterday. and did some excellent
work The command arrived AT a few
minutes past 2 O'Clock. and remained on
the range until 5:l5 when they marched
back TO the car line and boarded n spe-
cial electric car which brought the com
mand back To- the city.
This afternoon Company -. First regi-
ment infantry OF this city. commanded
by Capt Walter r.. Harrington. is on
dniy at the range. This will Wind mp
tho field days until after camp. and every
dsy next week will be open 10 any mill
taman who visits tho range FOR prac-
tice.
At GOO wards the hign score of the day
was 20. shot by capt Gallagher. The
second best score vas IS. shot h. Pri-
vate " ". Asssdoosisr. Some ~ the
best 200 yard scores made were ss fol
lows: Capt. Gallagher. 1p 20. Private
Assadoosian, 1s, 90: Private ST Lawrence
II. 49, Private Ahesrn. Il. IS; Sergt.
Reilly. IL, rs: Private Kelley. rs. Is:
sergt McCarty. H. is; Private Rose. I6
Is; Private Salmon IS, Il; Private Msley
a. 10. Private Allen. IL IL; Private
O'Brien. l6 IL; Private McKenna, i6. IL:
Corp Pheiffer. l6. IL. Private Iange. H.
10: Lieut. Sullivan. 70, IL: Musician
White. l6. Il: Private McDermott. IS. IL;
Private Duny. 1s. 16; Private Rose. rs. IL:
Private Arnold. IL, Il; Private Kennedy
l5 1G. Lieut. J. u. Kennedy. IL. l6: Mu-
slclan Andrews, II. is
At 300 yards the best score OF the day
was a 81. shot by Private Duffy The sec
ond best score was a 81. shot by Private
Rose Some of the best 30O-yard scores
made were as follows: Private Duffy.
Is. ~: Private Rose. rs, q; 5crgt. Nc
Cargy. II. n; Corp. Phelner. Il. rs: Pri-
vate Assadoosian. i6 Is: Musician White
10. ~. Private Ahearn. iG. IL. Private
Iangc is. Il. Lieut.. Sullivan. rs j.; Pri-
vnte Rose lG. is. Private Salman. a. IL:
Private OBrien, l.. IS Private Atnold.
-. L.. Private ST Lawrence. ~. 1s.
At 500 Yards tho best score ~ the day
vas 81. shot 10y Private Rose. Tn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
LARNED STILL IN FIGHT

All OF the Americans with the exception
of w. A. Jarned are now out OF the run
ming for the British lawn tennis cham
piorship. Clothier. although defeated had
the distinction OF providing the most SEN
saticral match OF tho tournament In r.
Wildng. who IL a reserve member OF tho
Australian team which will compete for
the Dwight r Davis trophy. Clothier mot
general whose steadiness enabled him
- snatch n great contest from the Amer
lean player WiIdng is a New Zealander
end is captain OF the Cambridge Univer-
sity team. This match almost entirely de-
pleted tho other galleries.
I.arned 1T the same time was having an
almost equally hot struggle with another
New Icalander, r. A. Parker. Through
out the match. however Larned seemed
t. have something in hand. and though
thc match went To five sets he did not cN-
ert himself TO his utmost capa city
A. W. Gore. who. IL will he remembered.
took :he Grst P~itish team 10 the United
States. proved too strong for Beals r..
Wright. Gore kept at good length
throughout. was extremely accurate on
placing and maintained tremendous
pace.
The result or the wimbledon tourna-
mont nos given the British players new
lease of life. and i'm anticipation OF the
Davis cup pay they are slready claiming
:.
but both Ward and Wright said today
that while IL would have afforded them
satisfaction 10 secure the all England
championship cup. what they came for
was the Davis cup, and this cup they eX-
pccted to get.
Miss May Sutton OF Pasadena. CAL won
both her matches, the feature of her game
being strong drives from tho base line
IN the frst round OF the ladies cham
piunship Miss May sutton OF Pasadena.
Cal. hea Miss ~ Meyer 60. go
In the ladies' singles, second round. Misa
sutton heat Miss s. Brown 6-3 6-1
In tho gentle mems singles. third round
r, W'1fdtUg Uf New zealand, beat william
J. Clothier OF Philadelphia, 81, Is. SIS
1.j. ,0-S
In the third round OF gentlemens SIN
giles William a Tarned OF Summit y. J.
beat H. A. Parker OF New Zealand. So
G. ca. SIS
In tho third round OF the gentlemens :
singles 4. w Gore beat Beals c. Wright
G-2, 80. 6-5. 90.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29

second best score was a 35. shot by Pri-
Nate o Brien Some OF the best 500-yard
scores made were as follows: Private
Rose. Is. 81; Private o'Brien. IL. is; Pri-
rate y. Rose. l6, rs; Capt. Gallagher. i6
~; Lieut.. sullivan, is, II; Private Arnold
10. is; Sergt. McCarty. IL. Private Ahearn,
10. l5 Private Duffy. H. ~ Capt. Pheh-
fer, Is: Musician White, Is. 10.
On the revolver range the best score OF
the day was a 43. shot by Gen. Kendall.
The second best score was a g.. shot by
Lieut.. Newal cavalry squadron. Some
OF the best 50-yard revolver scores made
were as follows: Gen. Kendall. 81, %:
Lieut. Nevall. cavalry squadron. 20. 80;
Capt Cram. brigade stan. IS 20; Capt.
Gallagher Company r. Second infantry.
~. 49, Lieut.. Congdon. Company &, First
infantry. rs. 10: Musician Kinney. Com
pany VI. First infantry, Is; Lieut., Bailey.
Company n, First Infantry. rs. II: Capt.
Traynor, Company H. First infantry, -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29

was worth and scoring three OF the 1re
goals for his side. Lewis played o -sst
game for his team and Haney vas n
close second. Gladding made a splendid
showing in MS new position and Hackney
the new man on the team. surprised the
spectators by-r1e manner In whtc1T Ne
played his position.
ON Saturday the Taconics will NEE; rhe
Rumford team again al Rumfori, nnd the
Pawtucket members OF the club have +
fered 4 set OF silver tankards 10 he
awarded 10 the members of the winning
team. Those who offered the cups include
the following Henry e. Dexter. Lowell
Emerson, ". X Gardner. Jr. J. G. Gregg.
Albert A. jerks, Edward Loueley. ]. MI
ton Payne, Edward Thayer and Henry r.
Ticpke
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
Boy Lost All But Two Fingers and Part Of
One Thumb.

Caleb Mann. l3 years old. son or Ed
ward T. Mann. OF the firm OF c. s Mann
& son. was terribly injured. while playing
i'm tho ward OF the Bridgham street school
yesterday afternoon.
one or the boys threw what vas sup
posed Ia he a ball. which Caleb caught in
both hands
The hall was bomb and when IL *
ploded " shattered Calebs hands,
Or Payson was called. checked the fop.
of blood. and sent the lad 10 the Rhode
Island hospital
The boy lost the thumb and tho nrst
three fingers on one hand snd the first
three fingers and a part OF the thumb on
the other hand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
A CASE OF
Theft, NOT
BURGLARY

a burglary OF amazing features was
ley avenue Tuesday night.
Antoine : Mancib. oyerSeer for A. "A.
Barney. who by contract with the city.
removes swil. has boarding house at
that number his guests, including about
20 Portuguese, who work for Mr. Bar
ney
Among tho hoarders are Joseph Pike
and Manuel Chiveral, who hsve been
thrifty.
Denying themselves i'm many WAYS,
cacf hJd saved Up WOO aud their COM
bined capital was. for security's sake
placed In 1n iron strong box. a foot
square and weighing 80 pounds
This box was IN the custody OF Mr.
Mancib, who deposited 1t in the sleeping
room occupied by himself and wife
In addition TO this wealth there was
I'm the house. Tuesday night. and safely
locked up in desk I'm the room occo.
pied by Alvin Mancib the 16-year-old son
SO the boy alleged $50 OF tho coin OF the
realm. This pile belonged 20 the SON
Some time during the night a window
of tho house was said to have been forced
and without awakening any ~ the sleep
ers
Stealthily tho maraudcr crcpt into the
sons room. go he claimed broke open
the desk and secured the $50
And tho son still slept All ha
Then without srousiuE Mrs Maucih
tho burglar snelked into her room. so
Alvin asserted. lifted the strong box. car
ried ~ 10 on adjoining room. io-ced ~
open and stole the 800
And Mrs Msncia slept on Foundlv. hsr
dreams not teinR disturbed hy the rec
markahly daring operation ~ the cracks
men.
A. leaft Alvin said th1t tho operation
Vas = daring one
The burglary was discovered early I'm
tho morning by Alvin and report vas
made OF the break 30 Capt3in Marston.
When Detective Johnson began his in
vestigations he was shown trail ~
burned matches that had been left by
the burglar and which Alvin had been
the first TO discover.
Detective Johnson is no novice. lie
soon located the thief and without tell
ing Mr. and Mrs Mancib OF his inten-
tions. SIX pped over to Federal street.
where ne found Alvin IN possession of a.
benzine buggy.
Tho boy had given a worthless check
for 500 in payment for the automobile.
the purchase having been made after Al
frutf~r'- v-r---rrrfTv morning
The Young man Wis placed under ar
rest and taken Go the knight Street sta-
tiOn.
All morning he stuck fast 90 tho burg
lary story. httt in the afternoon he weak
ened admit ,d that he had stolen the Si'o
atStracting from tho pic from Time to
time as nc needed funds. until tho bank
was broken.
Then TO avoid punishment he con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
TACONICS WON

In a spirted game fun OF hard, fast
riding and work. the Taconic Polo club
OF Hartford won from the Rumford team
yesterday afternoon on tho new grouues
at Rumford by a score OF I 10 ~. Ths
local team was hsSidicapped by the ab-
ssnce OF Captain Watson. who was IN
jured during the play the other 1av.
Glsdding taking hts place a. ~ AMI
Walter 3 Hackney going in as hack. ,he
position usually PLAYED ny Clsddinz
I'm the hrst period bur one goal -as
scored. Lewis OF the Rumford team max
ing three brilliant drives and carving
the ball over more than half the long h
Of the field 4 safety by Hsckaey re-
duced this score 80 /. for tho Rumfor1
team. In the second period stoiIard
scored for the Taconics, Lewis drove an
other through for Rumford and Hanley
followed with still another for tho homo
team.
The Taconics started matters of with
rush I'm the third period, Stoddard
scoring "a seconds after the ball was
thrown In. Rumford then made a brace
and IL took the opposing team nearly "a
minutes TO get the next goal. which was
scored by Legare Hanley made .hc first
score In the last period three minutes
after the play started Two minutes later
Stoddard followed with one for the other
side, and Legare with a brilliant 50" kc
that lifted the ball from the rear over
the heads of the members of ,hc two
teams sent II betXeen- -thn-pnst-- -fnr-tae
last goal During this period Stoddard.
riding on the ball. collidcd with Han
lev. unhorsing the latter and causing a
moments excitement. Stoddard hprsc
was injured. but llanley. though in con-
siderable danger of being troddcn upo..,
escaped without injury
For tho individual play. Sto1dar1 "
tho Taccnics undoubtedly bore IN the
palm. playing the game Tor All that ID
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
CAFE A Ia CARTE
HOTEL NEWMAN


John f.. Griffin OF East Providence
makes application for two acres Of oys-
ter ground I'm Providence River westerly
OF Starvegoat Island and near the same.
August +. Zoller OF Providence makes
applica tion for POO acres OF oyster ground
IN Bristol Harbor. east OF the channel.
between Hog Island aud Bristol Neck.
and northeasterly OF Hog Island.
John w. Dodge OF harrington makes
application for 100 acres OF oyster ground
northerly OF Plum Beach and adjoining
land leased To George r. Cottrell and
Robert PettiS.
Ronert Pettis OF Providence makes ap-
plication for ~ acres OF oyster ground in
Providence River southerly and westerly
~ ground now held by him near Bulock's
Point adjoining bis other land
Friday, July :, lgS. at 10 o. clock a. m.
~ the office OF tho Commissioners Of
Sell FISHERIES. State House. Providence.
IL hereby appointed the time and place
for the consideration OF the same
PHILIP H. W1LBOUR.
JAMES NJ. WRIGHT
JOHN ~ NORTHrP.
GEORGE w. HOME.
HERBERT NJ GARDINER.
Commissioners OF Shell Fisheries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29


June End, A. ID. 1905.
Providence Sc:
BY Virtue and in pursuance OF an Ex'
ecution Number y, oar issued out of the,
District .Cout OF the sixth Judicial Dis
trict holden ~ Providence within and
for said District OF the State Of Rhode
Island, within the County of Providence.
on the twenty second day OF June. A. D.
1875, and returnab BILE 10 the said Court on
the twenty-second day OF September. A.
II. 1915 upon a Judgment rendered by
said Court on the twenty-second day OF
December. A. u 1904. in favor OF Albertus
Scales OF Providence paintiff. ana
against John Tripp alias John Doe OF said
Providence. defendant. | have Trims day
at ~ minutes past 10 o'clock A. NJ. levied
the said Execution on all the right, title
and interest. which the said defendant
had on the twenty-second day OF July,
4. ~. 1904. at no minutes past 4 o'clock
=. M (the time Of the attachment on
the original writD i'm and 10 the follow
Locomobile Automobile
Notice is hereby given thatI will sell said
attached and levied on estate at Public
Auction TO he held at No. 2l2 Chestnut
street, i'm said city OF Providence in said
County of Providence on Thursday. the
sixth day OF July. A. d 1906, at Il o'clock
NJ for tho satisfaction OF said execution,
debt interest on tho same. costs OF suit.
my own fees and all contingent expenses.
IL sufficient.
FREDERICK G. HULL.
Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
OBSTRUCTION OF ST. PIERRE
Col. C. n. French Gives Vivid Illustrated
Lecture al Crlnston 81. Blptlst Church.

Col. Colt French gave an illustrated lee.
ture on the Destruction OF -. Pierre at
Crauston street Baptist church last evcn-
Ing.
The story OF the wiping olt OF existence
Of "A city of 5000 souls in less than three
minutes time was well told by the lee
turer
Moving pictures OF scenes familiar un
the island were shown and ono Of the
ocean waves. taken on tho day of the
eruption from the deck OF = steamship ~
miles IN shore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
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NEWARK.

Runs-Dillard, Dunn 3, Thomas. Conn
g. Rocks; Cockman. Murphy. Spooncr.
Connaughton. Hesterfer. McLane-6.
Two-base hit-Poand. Three-base hits
Cockman. Murphy Mailing Home run
McI.anc Sacrifice hits-Poland. Thomas,
Rrodle First base on balls-On Poole
!: of Nops 1; of Hesterfer Struck out
BY Nops 2; by Hesterfer 2. Double plays
Rock to Dunn to Conn 8: Dunn 10 Rock
90 Conn: Cockman To OHagan 10 NAH
ling Passed balls-O Hagan 3 wild pitch
-Hesterfcr Hit by pitched ball-By Poole
l. 'mpires-zimmer and Conway. Time
-lh iOm
'Bstted for HeSterfcr In ninth inning
BUFFALo SIS. MONTREAL 20
Effective work by Yerkcs and Millisan,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
n. {, CIRCUIT RACES

The mile-irack circuit meetings I'm New
England were opened Yesterday at Sau-
gus with several excellent events al tho
Saugls race course. The track was slow.
due 10 the recent rains The attendance
was large.
Much interest was taken in tho perform
ances OF tho stake horses ior, entered
I'm the $4,000 NJ. and NJ, and Bonnie
wilkes i'm the $1,000 G. ana 4. at Detroit
next month. Both arc the property Of
Professor W. r. Adkins OF Rochester. y.
Y Major did not show 20 good 7dvan-
tage, but Bonnie Wilkes won his race
quite handily. losing the second hes. of
the 2:5 pacing class through having "A
collision with Owassia I'm the first turn.
The Candian entry. Nico III. won the
2;25 trotfing race after a hard StruRyl".
Ingram got Dore. the driver Of his sta
lion after Bowca tcE"r had won tho third
IN desperate finish. Dore lost the fou;lh
and barely took tho FIRST heat i'm the last
80 yards by carrying Bovcatcher Go 4
break The summary:
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ATwELL's AVENUE TOURNAMENT.
Federals-i70. 4i2 i20-1332.
Imperial ls-256. iS6 4eo-l2se
SMITH STREET ALLEYS.
Rock 500 i0s. 4o0--l220.
M'Kee'S-3go. 100. 399-1lS9.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

den. ).
At rwich-Hartford. .: Norwich. l.
dl iuningsD.
Al New Haven Bridgeport 3; New
Haven, .
A. Springfield Holyoke. u; Spring
field 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
'PFF'FfA y W y "
GAMES TODAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Nashua-Fall Rive- 8: Nashua. l.
AT Manchester Haverhill. 4; Manches-
ter. 3
At Concord Concord, 10; New Bedford,
s
At Lynn--Tynn 3: Lowell ..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29
JOHN THE SHOEMAN
GIVES
$500 IN MERCHANDISE
For Full Book Of LEGAL STAMPS

ceivcd tho burglary theory.
judge Lee held q special court session
at the Central station last evening. when
the hoy pleaded guilty 20 both thefts and
was bound oves iu the grsnd jury IN Ssoo
on each complaint. his father becoming
his surety.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-29

coupled with timely hitting by the Bisons,
won both games for Buffalo at Montreal
yesterday. Montreals fielding was poor.
Attendance 1900 Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Boston went down I'm double defeat yes
terday at Boston I'm two exciting contests
with Now York. The first game was won
and a steal home by Dougherty i'm the 10th
inning. kleinow and Chesbro wore sent
To tho bench i'm the nth inning OF the first
game for pushing Umpire Mccarthy.
In the second game Chesbro went in
again and was hit hard, but the magnfi-
cent helding OF the New Yorks held the
Bostons I'm check. 4 wonderful running
catch by Keeler i'm the sixth inning was
the feature or the game Attendance 49,
6s4 The score:
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JERSEY CITY 3. RALTIMORE 0.

JERSEY CITY 3, BALTIMORE o.
Jersey City wound up it's series yester-
day al home with Baltimores with a shut
out The Skeeters won by score OF 10
0. IL was sharp battle between Clarkson
for Jersey City and McNeal for Baltimore.
In which the ex-Harvard pitcher excelled
He had better control McNears widness
proving fatal 10 him. as he issued three
passes on balls, and each OF these deyel-
oped into run for Jersey City. Attend
ance 2000 Score:
Innings ........ 2
Jersey City nam. 2 o o o X 3
TORONTO 2, ROCHESTER, Ill IN
NINGS
Toronto won I'm the llth on wild throws
bv Smith and Houser and Magoon's hit
Cleary struck out ~ and held the locals
safe until the eighth. when Toft was hit
and White and Murray singled Attend
ance 600 Score:
Innings ... 3 5 9i01i
Toronto ...... o o 0 q o o q 1-2
Rochester ... o 0 90 o 0 0--i
GAMES TO-DAY.
ROCHESTER at Toronto.
Jersey City AT Newark
Baltimore at Providence