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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
BICYCLE ROAD RACE

A number Of the bicycle dealers OF this
city and vicinity met last evening In
Columbia hall Snow street. for the pur-
pose Of discussing plans for the bicycle
dealers road race. which Is planned 10
be held on June 10 in the town OF Grams
ton. Various important matters in re-
gard 10 the race were decided upon, among
them the course. distance and entrance
fee. Officers were elected TO manage the
race and various committees appointed
10 arrange for printing. handicap. etc,
The dealers present at the meeting
manifested considerable enthusiasm over
the proposed race and from the favorable
reports received 81 Ia probable that tho
affair will be the largest thing of the sort
seen here in long time. The committee
has already received donations ~ about
IS prizes among which number are sew
eral bicycles. tires sundries. lewelry and
sporting goods ~ all sorts
The meeting was called % order with
abut 25 present Of which number ~ were
bicycle dealers A. + Goodby was chosen
president George s Gallup secretary and
v. a Swenson treasurer.
IL was voted that tho race be run over
n course starting AZ Sandy Fenners s hotel
thence through Park avenue 10 Knights
VILE down the Oaklawn read % the oak
lawn depot. turning 10 the left AT this
point and continuing 10 the New London
road. through this road 20 Reservoir ave
nuc and back 20 tho starting point This
makes a distance of little over seven
miles. and the contestants VIII ride around
three tlnrvs. making a total distance "
about 90 miles. The race VIII De known
as n 2j-mile road race. bat owing 10 the
imposs bility OF finding course of exact
~ the right length with favorable con-
dltions the shorter distance was adopted
as the most satisfactory available
The entrance fee VIII be- 81 and the
race will be- run under handicap rules
MIR Goodby was authorized 90 appoint
a handicap committee % arrange for the
proper classification ~ riders Tho limit
handicap will be eight minutes a com.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
PROVIDENCE CRICKET

The Providence Cricket club will meet
the Lorraine Textile club tomorrow. There
will be two games. one at the Reservoir
avenue grounds between the first elevents
and the other at Lincoln field. Pawtucket
between the second teams.
The Lorraine-ToXtile is new club
formed thIs season, but composed largely
OF men well known in Rhode Island
cricket. with some fresh material from
the 'other side. which has shown up
well The following will represent the
Providence club: A. s. Newton captain;
Harry Saunders. r. II. Shaw. J. a. Roth
cry. Harold Dodd Alfred Armitage
Thomas Coates. Samuel Whitaker Sam
uel Rowley. Samuel Kaye. J. a. Winfield
umpire. Thomas Hubby; scorer. Arthur
knight.
The Lorraine representatives are: II.
Bramham capita In: G. Ward, NJ. Bailey,
J. Han. \ Saywell S Roberts. A. Mo-
roney J. Moroney. l. Thornhill. J. Wright
- Cooper; umpire Holmes. The game
will commence at 2:15 p. m.
The Providence players who Will 60 to
Lincoln field are Henry Sowden, captain
John Dove Thomas Harland. r. l..
Tucker NJ n. McCunn. j ". Wilson
George Barwick +. W Bottomley. VI G.
Ha thawav. Emmett Anley. w. ~ Broad
hent. umpire. a +. .Woodhouse, scorer
Charles Walker
Against this team will be pitted the
following Lorraine PLAYERS A Soar. cap
tain. Q Torbitt W Hargerison. r Fox
Saywell, r Mrhed. Bradbury. J
Pickles w whitehead II Holmes A
Fletcher a Wheatlev. reserve " II
Wheatlev, umpire. Richardson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

over on May 6 The events and Brown en-
tries arc as follows:
l00-yard dash--W. J. Lamkie, c. l.. Rob
inson. j. r. Honiss; one-mile run--D. J..
Bruce, d r. Gallup, A l.. Wright: 100
yard hurdles--E. NJ Paddock. c. w.
Smith, A L. Pope r.. S. Austin, III. Il.
Lane, II. X. Sturdy: 440-yard run-H. y.
Bruce. j r. HonisS. w. J. Lamkie, f. II.
Kelly, H. r. Lane, II. n. Thurlow; $50
yard run-H. II. Bruce. +. A. Kelley. II.
II. Thurlow; 220-yard dash-H. u. Bruce
j. r. Honiss. w j. Lamkie. G. l.. Robin
son; 200 yard hurdles-R. s Austin, f. NJ
Paddock. A. L. Pope, G. W. Smith. II. r.
Lane; two-mie run-D. l.. Bruce. ID. 7.
Gallup r A. Kelley. II II Thurlow, a.
L. Wright running high jump-R. s. Aus
tin A L. Denton, l. s Gay, Mitchell, A
T. s. Phetteplace. /. :. sturdy: running
broad iump-A l.. Denton n. Il. Lane,
Mitchell, A. r. $. Phetteplace. G. w.
Smith: putting the shot-F. n Ehmke II.
a Ehmke F. j Price; throwing the dis
cus-F. II. -F.nrukU,- n 4 EnTkC J. o'
Hazard, l.. NJ Kendall, +. J. Price; pole
vault-A L. Denton r. 5. Goodwin. +. j.
Price throwing the hammer-F. II.
Ehmke J. O. Hazard, l.. NJ, Kendall, +. J..
Price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
DOW HOME
VISITED BY
BURGLARS

The winter homo of Kelsey Dow al
81 Rainbridge avenue has been visited by
a thief who made a ane haul and got
away without leaving a clew of any kind
The break was discovered yesterday.
when Miss Dover visited tho house
The family had been ~ tho summer
home at Long Meadow for three weeks
and only occasional visits have been made
- their city home
Several bundles of silyerware. Laid aside
and wrapped up ready 20 he removed 20
the summer house. had disappeared In
the sleeping rooms the bureau drawers
had been overturned on the beds and
things of value taken.
An inventory of the haul was compiled
FOR tho police. II showed among the
missing articles were silver huttor
spoon. valued az s.. silver cheese scoup.
s.: half dozen plated fruit knives. So:
-=laeaFa-&.+-.4f.e- tiezen i4
cream spoons. $lO silver pie knife SO.
one silver berry spoon. $40. half dozen
plated spoons. $40: "a Roman gold shirt
waist set of three pieces 500. half dozen
silver coffee spoons s. one short handle
silver spoon 81 one silver tea stralner.
81 solid gold hunting case watch. 500.
gold pen holder. 81.
when tho robbery was discovered the
Olneyville police were quickly notified
and an investigation started The house
is n double cottage and the other half
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
GOLF AT BROOKLINE

out Of a field Of 122 Percival Gilbert.
a Harvard freshman. took the honors yes
terday in the qualifying round of the
opening golf tournament at the Country
club Brooklne. His score was IS, two
strokes lower than those Of his nearest
competitors Arthur -, Lockwood Of the
Allston club and W. c. Chick OF oakley.
Gilbert's playing was an excellent ex-
hibitian and his long game and approa ches
were the best ever seen on the course.
His net -Sru-r- wrS-afso the best turTTcf
in. but he will take the trophy for the
best gross. leaving the net prize for +.
r. Rooney Of the Winchester club who on
his allowance Of Is played a gross Of 90
and got -. The match play will begin
today.
sixteen players qualified, the highest
being g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
ClARKSON WITH SHELTERS

on account ~ his poor showing. M 20
date. Walter Clarkson the young Harvard
pitcher. will leave tho Highlanders today
and will Join Jersey city, whore he will
remain. subject 10 recall by Manager
Griffith when no shows Improvement
70 has boon known for some time that
Griffith was not satisfied with Clarkson's
work but his decision this morning came
as a surprise. TIE college boys main
trouble has been lack ~ control and fail
uro ia sl.epp-aaed- -hea4lHaEl+-
times
II shah let Jersey city keep Clarkson
until he has had "a thorough workout and
then I will determine what shall be done
with him. ' SAYS Grfith
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
JEFFERS0N'S
HOUSE

Portions OF a miscellaneous collection
of articles which Inspector Perron of FAN
River has had in his possession since
April 13 were last night Identified as hav-
ing been stolen from Crows Nest, the
summer home OF the late Joseph Jeffer-
son, at Buzzard's bay.
on April 10 Inspectors Perron and Bark
or arrested a man who gave his name as
Thomas Smith. alias Thomas Clark. and
he was charged with larceny from un-
known persons. He was identified by
various pawnbfekers- As the man who sold
them much property at various times.
The property was received by the
inspectors. and was identified as hav-
inK teen stolen i'm Swansea, Darlington,
Marion, New Bedford. Wareham and
other southeastern Massachusetts towns.
The police Of many cities were noti-
fed. and among those who came TO Fail
River TO examine the property was Dep
uty Sheriff James W Hurley OF Ware
ham He identified some of the property
as having been stolen from house
there.
Smith was held for the grand jury
on him were found numerous pawn
tickets, including some on Providence
pawn shops.
Inspector Perron came here and found
that one ticket called for a vaise marked
1T. j." The name on the ticket was
Thomas James. and the Inspector ordered
the pawnbroker 10 hold the valse.
This information was forwarded to
Deputy Sheriff Hurley, and he and
Thomas jefferson, a son Of Joseph Jeffer-
son, came here yesterday afternoon and
secured the valse. Mr. jefferson Identify
ing IL as HIS property.
Then the two returned 10 FAN River
and called at police headquarters where
Mr.. jefferson identified a valuable silk
handkerchief and other small articles as
coming from his fathers home on Cape
Cod These goods are still I'm possession
of the police and will be used against
Smith
Mr.. JrfTcTS0n told the police that The
most valuable piece OF property stolen
from the house was shotgun valued %,
500. and tho police will try TO locate 1t
in the pawnshops.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
Providence Bow|erS Lost Two Games
to Worcester Last Evening.
Cairngorm Jumped in Front in PoCon-
tiCo Handicap and Won.

Worcester defeated Providence two out
OF three games in the Inter-City Bowling
league series last night rolling total OF
1901 against 1872 for Providence.
OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.
watsons-45s. 467. 45s-1SsS
Doherty' s-457, 421. 445-l323.
OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.
Doherty s-45S 4S6. 4S-l372
Jenkins AS, 420, 4l9-12S7.
OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.
Jenkins '-42s, 4S0 42s-l2s4
Critchley' 453. 4l6-l29o.
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT
Anderson s--427. AL, 44-l292.
Hunt s-3sS. 400 425-l2l3
ATwELL'S AVENUE TOURNAMENT.
Ovls-422. 459, 455-l32s.
Federals-444 AIS. 4ls-l2So
ATwELL'S AVENUE TOURNAMENT.
Federals-422 425 46S-13l5
Brayton 800, 433 il7--i250.
BULLOCKS TEMPLE OF AMUSE-
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Rhodenberg & Smith--3G0 427, 4l9-l2os.
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PECK STREET WEEKLY TwO-MEN
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
SPOTTED
fever IN
WARREN

A case Of spotted fever was discovered
wednesday in a cottage dwelling on Rail
road avenue, Warren
The child is ten wears old and IL named
Joseph Lefrierer He was taken suddenly
IN and Dr G. q Morriseau was sent for
He made an examination and reported
the symptoms 20 Gardner T Swarts. sec
retarv % the state board ~ health
II is the first case N the kind I'm War
wick 50 far as is known The house
whore tho child Is ill rs not quarantined
and probably viii not he. as tho disease Is
NOT considered contagious There are four
other children IN the house and steps have
been taken 10 isolate tho sick child from
the others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
BROWN READY FOR MEET

The Brown University track squad has
been working hard during the last few
weeks 10 get into good shape for the
New England intercollegiate meet which
takes place Saturday AZ Worcester While
Browns chances OF winning the meet are
very slight vet the college on the hin has
& vory good chance OF landing third or
fourth place.
From present Indications Amherst and
Dartmouth should fight II out for first
place. with odds slightly In favor OF the
former. The supporters of the local col
legc expect that Brown and Williams are
slated for either third or fourth place
Brown has several very good first point
winners, but is sadly in need Of men who
can capture the minor places. Brown is
strong in the one and two-mile runs In
both Of these events Wright ns who
holds the y r record for the mile. is
looked upon as a winner In the 4i0-vard
event Lamkie. oS should make place.
while Thurlow has done good work re-
Gently In the half-mile
Brown is not likely 20 DO very much
In the sprints. although the local college
has several fairly speedy men She is
weak In tho pole vault. but should have
look In at the high and broad jumps.
Sturdy. as. recently won tho high jump
I'm -he dual track meet with Dartmouth.
Mitchell. another Freshman. is able To
average over ~ feet In the broad Jump
In the field events Brown Is fairly
strong f. Ehmke 03 should win the dis
Gus throw. as he ala last year ~ Ehmko.
'0S. the pitcher may also be- relied upon "a
score points In the weight events.
10 is the opinion OF the track team fol-
lowers 1T Brown that the local represent
ativcs should land at least ~ foints in
tho meet Saturday. part % the squad
gp 60 Worcester today. whore the trials
are to he run N this afternoon The long
distance men will not GO up until Satur-
dav About the same number ~ men are
20 be taken 20 Worcester as went 20 Han.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

mittee consisting Of Messrs. Larabie. Corp
and Dawson was appointed 10 inspect the
course and determine a suitable place for
the start and finish. Another committee
was appointed 10 arrange for printing
Advertising etc.
Mr Dawson Of Dawson & Co. rendered
the use Of one Of the windows Of his store
for the exhibition Of the prizes To be
awarded I'm the race. and the offer was
accepted. with thanks The meeting adj
iourned TO meet again next Thursday
night at S O'Clock i'm the same hall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
For over Sixty Years

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Merden-New Haven :. Meriden 5
90 innngsD
At Norwich-Norwich 10. Bridgeport s.
Ar New London-New London 4, Hart
ford /,
At Ilolyoke-Holyoke 9. Springfleld 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

waddel was IN fine form az Chicago
yesterday and shut Chicago ont with four
hits and striking ont nine mon smith also
pitched excellent ball. Attendance 2aoo.
Score:
Innings ......... 2 "a 80
Philadelphia ..... o o o o 0 I o. 3
DETROIT 5. WASHINGTON o.
Killian was wild as hawk at Detroit
Yesterday giving nine bases on balls aud
hitting one batsman. The Mashingtons
with an even break I'm the luck would
have won. The game otherwise was feat
ureless. Attendance 1870. Score:
Innings ....... . 34 7Sa
Detroit ........... : n q Ks
ST. LOUIS 3. NEW YORK /
The st Louis American team took az
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Fall River-Fall River 8, New Bed
ford 2
At Lynn-Iowell H. Lynn o
At Nashua-Manchester 5, Nashua @
At Concord-Haverhill 3, Concord !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

The Pirates stopped New York's win
ming streak Yesterday at Sew York. They
outplayed the champions at the bat and
In the field the locals being unsteady and
making a couple OF costly errors on bunts.
Attendance 1000 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

St Louis yesterdays game from New
York by score OF 10 l. Hogg was again
sent TO the firing line for the Yankees and
was allowed 10 remain i'm the game for
seven innings. when Clark Griffith re-
placed him. Attendance 2340 Score:
Innings ....,.... 2 3 s 6 7s9
ST. Louis ........2 o 0 O 0 K s
New York ..,.....l 0 o 0 o 0 O o. /
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Cleveland
New York at 81. Louis
Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN IEAGI-E STANDING
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
AT BELMONT PARK

a now draw for stands iu tho ring yes
terday brought out 50 bookmakers Of the
'Mets and five ~ the outsiders who
have heretofore had positions. The track
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGrE sTANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE

Newark won at Rochester yesterday by
batting Fertsch hard. He was relieved in
the seventh by Bayne, but the ball was
too wet for the latter to handle. Attend
ance ESQ Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at BROOKLYN
Pittsburg at New York
Cincinnati AZ Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
OF THE CLTRs.

GAMES TODAY.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Jersey City a. Toronto.
Newark at Rochester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
CHICAGO. 4; BROOKLYN. !

Schultes home run drove I'm two mon
ahead OF him in the third inning AT Wash
ington park yesterday AT Brooklyn, and
won the game for the Chicagos The
Cubs flelded faultessly. Attendance 300.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

"Ycs. my wife calls her little skye
terrier samson
That's queer name for such puny
little thing
well. you see. he'd be nothing with
out his hair Philadelphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

is occupied bv Thomas Gardiner. Mrs.
Gardiner heard a noise In tho Dow apart
n,ents Tuesday night. and told her hus-
bond she believed burglars were az work.
TTo scoffed at the idea. because the person
In the other part OF the house was max
Inc ulcnty OF noise and evidently was not
ofraid Of detection. About half an hour
later She saw man hurry from the
house II was raining and be raised his
umbrella. picked up grip and started
away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
sT. LOUIs. 5: BOSTON,

Two hits, two errors and pass in the
fourth inning gave st, Louis four runs
and the game at Boston yesterday. Bos-
tons rally In the ninth prevented a shut
out Attendance 1926. Score:
Innings ....... 2 3 I
ST. Louis.......... 0 o o 0-5
Boston ............ q o o -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

In a Swimming game the locals took
the first OF a series OF four fro mCin-
cinnati yesterday at Philadelphia. overall
was effective in every inning but the
nth. when the Phillles punched four OF
their seven hits for four runs. Attend
ance 1920 Score
Innings ...,..,........... ! 8
Philadelphia O a l o-5
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-22

MEMS Imported Velvet Slippers
Made Everett style. The greatest
value ever offered. Made with black
velvet y1mps. win handsome en-
boidrrcd pattern. The same slip
per as rs usually sold IN stores for
,5c Sizes 90 r..
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-22
SOUTH SCITUATE

MIR and Mrs. William Seabury have
returned from Tiverton and will re-
main here throughout the winter.
4 Christmas entertainment and
tree will be held AT the Battey Meet
ing House on Saturday evening.
The rural delivery went into effect
here on Friday, December 10Th. The
route starts from the South Scituate
Post Office, taking the Plainfield Pike
to within mile of Vernon, il then
goes north TO Foster Center where the
Post Office has been discontinued
Mr. Bates is the carrier.
Frank b. Scribner of Oakiawn vii
preach at the Old Battcy Meeting
House next Sunday evening.
Pearl Spencer of Foster is visiting
al Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wightmans
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-12-22
CENTERDALE

The many friends of Rev. James
Colwell will be pleased to know that
he is improving rapidly,
The new Cozzens Hotel, which has
just been reopened. is one of the best
appointed country hotels i'm the
state. II is strictly up To date, and
il is understood that it's proprietor.
Mir, c. H. Broley. intends To run a
first class house.
{. :. Mathewson has purchased a
Winton touring car.
The recent sale at Mrs. w. \,
Sweets netted st. Albans Church
over $l00.
Rev Mr.. Howell OF Central Falls
officiated at ST. Adams Church ON
Sunday Ii is expected that he will
oe here next Sunday.
c. $. Mathewson is serving on the
jury this week.
4 raise of wages of 10 per cent.
goes into effect AT the Centredalc
Mills on Jan. /,
The Hotel CoZzens was granted a
license at a special meeting of the
North Providence town council, held
on Wednesday evening of last week.