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mei1ungen in @aibin9ton fat einen
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taS, 9eras.
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Stabt Sun Nntonie in Der tomntenoen
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has Maporsamt 1T unb baB er iib benz
8eiultat ber oemDfratiihen Brimdrtuab.
len unteriuirft.
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ner Jeinbihnft mebr Ghtung entges
gen, als er anbern NIT ieiner Treuno'
ibaft be5euat.
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Serr stpbn NgaH

aanoibat fur bas Gnlt bes S%tabtonualts
LIT unb iib ben Beihllien Der Irimdrs
fonpentiopen Der B~oltspartei am 8.
Npril 1905 unternirft.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS

In the Suburban League series last eve
ming the Riverview team visited the roll
ers at Edgewood and the No. Edgewood
team took all three events contested by
liberal margins The Edgewood boys
were i'm great form. rolling team tothl
OF l4l5 pins. Williams took the honors
with total OF 2s6 pins. including two
singles over the century mark. Dover
was next I'm line with a handsome total
OF 200 pins. Barker. Thomas and Godfrey
also did very good work, with the
spheres. making totals Of 2si, 2S2 and 2'S
pins respectively.
At the EImwood club the visiting Long
meadow delegation succeeded winning
two cut Of the three events contested
The first string went TO the No Elm
wood team by a margin of only four pius,
and the T.ongmeadow rollers. Kaufman
made fnc total ~ $50 pins. Including a
single of loS pins.
The No / Edgewood team took the
first two events from the visiting Button
woods quintet. but dropped tho last game
10 the visitors by q margin Of Il pins.
Brown and sites were the high rollers
With totals OF 2s3 pins each. Sttcs secur-
ing q fine single string of los pins. Pot
ter managed TO keep within hailing dis
tance OF the two leaders IN the games
and finished with n total of 27S pins In
Guiding a single Of 1o4 pins
In the Broad street casino tourna ment
last evening Rafferty's rollers put up "a
team total OF 1895 pins. A. Williams ~
the opposing combination obtained an
excellent three-string total Of 3I6 pins.
including a single OF ll6 pins
At the Central alleys Milkmans COM
bination were out with n team total of
1914 pins and Leahy made an individual
total OF 400 pins. including a single or los
pins.
Claire OF Nennerbecks team did the
best individual rolling I'm the Music Hall
tournament. making "a total OF 27s pins.
closely followed by Kinnere and Pryor.
who both scored total Of 273 pins each
At the Randall square alleys Eagan of
the Holy Name team rolled a total of 27S
pins and r. Hodge and Martin were tied.
with totals OF 27i pins each. Martin So
curing n single OF III pins
In the South Providence Davol tourna- -
ment McElroy distanced all the other
rollers with an individual total OF 302 pins
including n single OF ile rins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
CAIRNGORM WON

Cairngorm. the well-hackels second
choice. easily captured tho cup prclimin-
airy. one mile and a half. AT Brighton
Beach yesterday. defeating Cauehnawaga'
the 10 To 20 favorite. the only other start
or, by four lengths. The cup preliminary
Is weight for age race, for horses nomi-
mated for the Brighton cup pa miles, to
be run later IN the week.
-Four cup candidates were carded 20 30.
including the fast nlly Artful. but ms she
Was trinc sore her trainer did not care
10 take any chances and withdrew her.
oxford also declined the issue early.
Caughnswaga at tho start received two
lengths the best OF IL. and passing the
stand the first time was leading by that
distance Davis on Carngorm however,
was content TO trail the favoritc after
getting off poorly. and Caughnawaga con
tinucd 20 show the way into the back
stretch.
Half a mile from home Burns began
to ride Caughnauaga. but Davis still held
Cairngorm in check TO the stretch. where
he let him down and i'm a few strides was
I'm front and galloped home a winner.
Brooklnc Nymph, the only winning
favorite. broke the track record for three
aud one-half furlongs when she won the
second race by stepping the distance In
:06 one fifth OF "A second faster than
Whimsical's time made this year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
ROCHESTER RACING

The racing at the fair yesterday AZ
Rochester opened with the 2:35 trot. in
which Bayberry of McGrath's stable had
the confidence OF the talent. The mare,
however, finished behind the money.
George II, the second choice, took the
race IN straight heats
Another OF McGrath's pupils. Hal En-
sign, was made favorite I'm the pace, but
the STALLION started badly and was dis
tanccd i'm the first heat. Samans. who
was nearly as we'll thought Of took II
I'm three straight. Warren +. made il in
teresting. however, each heat.
The 2:2l trot is unfinished with five
heats raced. OF the three heat winners
who will come out today 10 decide the
event. Nellie ] looked last night TO hold
the trump card. as the fsvorite. Lady
Resolute had gone her limit i'm tho NTH
mile. while kinneN's mare seemed TO
have speed 10 burn. Nellie was rega ride
the least promising OF the lot before tho
start Western Girl made a showing I'm
each heat
The horses were called at 1890 today
The card will contain the 200 and 7:1s
pacing and ol7 and 2:l9 trotting events
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
OHIO STAKE THE FEATURE

The Ohio stake for 2:0e class, trottcrs
purse $1,000 was the feature event Of
the grand circuit races at Oakley park
Yesterday at Cincinnati. II took six heats
20 decide the race. Angola, after finish
ing eighth i'm the first heat. fourth I'm the
second and eighth IN the third, won the
next three heats Redlac won the first
heat easily from Robert Nc. going the
distance in 2:07ig ana breaking the record
for the event. which was 2:oS1s. Norman
B took the lead at the start I'm the sec
ond heat and was never headed. The
third heat was fought out by Norman b.,
Zephyr and Redlac, the latter getting the
decision by a neck from Norman B.. who
beat Zephyr out a neck for the third
place. Angola easily won the next three
heats and the race. In the final heat OF
the three winners Angola was pulled up
at the end. Norman h. and Redlac being
almost distanced.
In the 2:i9 class, trotting. Glenwood NJ.
won i'm straight heats I'm the first heat
Woody r. ran into the fence az tho last
sixteenth pole after bursting a blood vos-
sci and was instantly killed His driver.
j. Miller. was only slightly hurt
Brvl W likes had no trouble in winning
the 2:lO pace in straight heats. In the
second heat OF this event Lady Neach
struck the fence at the half-mile pole.
throwing her driver. w Dagler. but
neither the driver nor the horse received
serious injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
LAST GAME SUNDAY

Manager Dunn Of the Providence base
ball club has completed arrangements
with Manager Collins Of the Boston Amer
lean league team whereby tho Eastern
league champions and the Boston team
will meet next sunday at Rocky Point.
Manager Dunn was especially desirious OF
getting the Roston team 10 play here since
tho great fight that Collins and his men
have been making 10 overtake tho leaders
I'm the American league race has aroused
renewed admiration on the part of tho
fans I'm this city. since many members Of
the Hub team arc well known here. Fred
Parent. Hobo Ferris. Chick Stahl. Buck
Freeman and tuglaub nnd most OF the
others OF Manager Collins team arc old
favorites having been seen az members
OF Eastern league clubs I'm years past in
this city.
The Providence team will 60 10 Ogdens-
burg. y. Y. for q couple Of games there
on Thursday and Friday. Returning home
they will play In Woonsocket Saturday az
ternoon. and then will come the grand
finale at Rocky Point.
on account OF "a prior engagement OF
the Warwick club grounds. the dinner to
BE- given the members OF the Eastern
league champion team OF 1895 by Col.
Wendelschaefer could not take place yes
terday. but another date In the near fu-
ture will be fixed for tho event.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
the DOE NEARING
Manager StallIngs Of Buffalo Ball Team to
Testify October Third.

The board of police commissioners Will
next Tuesday hear evidence in support OF
charges that Manager George T. Stallings
OF the Buffalo baseball team preferred
against Sergeant Willis L. Doe of Sta
tion l.
Sergeant Doe. with the assistance of
two patroImen arrested Stallings and two
OF the Buffalo players on Aborn street for
alleged drunkenness and revellng.
The complaint la as follows:
ITO the Honorable the Board Of Police
Commissioners OF the city OF Provi-
dence:
'"rhe undersigned enters the following
complaint against Wills l.. Doe. police
sergeant assigned to Central police sta
tion in the city Of Providence. viz:
said Willis l.. Doe at about the hour OF
l2:30 a. m on the morning or Sept 20. 1876:
at a point on Aborn street near the Hotel
Newman. In the city OF Providence.
violently struck and assaulted the under
signed with lead billy or blackjack. five
blows upon the head. without any iustifi-
cation or provocation whatsoever. and
that said Sergeant Doe at the time OF
said ssault upon the undersigned was not
then I'm uniform or on duty and was not
then and there engaged i'm the perform
ance or discharge Of any duties as a police
officer OF the city OF Providence.
The undersigned therefore petitions
this honorable board TO hear and consider
this complaint and testimony and evidence
I'm support thereof and to take such pro-
ceedings i'm relation thereto as may seem
lust and as the public interest may de
mand.
(Signed) GEO. r. SrALLINGS,
"lOll Fidelity Trust Bldg. Buffalo. ~ Y.
Providence, r.. l., Sept. Il, 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

him some vicious swings and he showed
cleVeTness in the cincnes.
The third round was the fastest OF
the evening. 1he Medford boy landed
iitht and left swings and clearly showed
hs superiority. Cahills blows lacked
steam.
The bout between kid Barrisch OF
Boston and Kid Hope OF Revere was
another fast one. The boys have met
sestral times before. BaTisch was a
tIifie wild and missed swings which
gave the Revere boy openings he was
quick to take advantage of.
Harry Long OF Boston ang Frank Rus
sell OF South Boston spared three slash
ing rounds Russell Is another young
ster who has been brought out by the
Revere club and he showed 10 advantage
i'm u IS pout.
Other bouts were between McGinnis Of
Cambridge and kid" Carter Of Revere.
and kid" Gordon and Joe O'Brien OF
Chelsea.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
AN INSURANCE DISCUSSION
Commissioners Of Various States In Sss-
sion at Mount Washington Hotel.

Breton Woods, y. II. Sept. 27.-Im-
portant questions Of insurance, including
the general question OF naturalization.
were listed for discussion at the 26th an
nual convention of state insurance COM
missioners, which was opened yesterday
at the Mount Washington hotel
About 100 delegates assembled from vari-
Gus states for the opening meeting.
The convention was called 10 order by
President Frederick l.. Cutting. insurance
commissioner for Massachusetts Gov
John McI.ane Of New York then presented
the address OF welcome to the convention.
During his address he eulogied John Il.
Linehan, insurance commissioner for New
Hampshire. who died recently
Mr. Lnehan was one OF the prominent
members of the insurance commissioners
Words OF appreciation for Mr.. Linehans
work were spoken i'm behalf Of the ASSOC
citation by A. l. Norts insurance commits
sioner OF Ohio.
on motion OF George Adams. who was
appointed to succeed Mr.. Linehan, New
Hampshire commissioner. committee
was appointed, with tho president as
chairman. to prepare resolutions upon tho
death OF Mr.. Linehan
In his annual address President Cutting
recommended earnestly that the state in
surance commissioners give more care
ful scrutiny and study Of tho statements
presented 10 them by the various insur-
ance companies under their Jurisdiction.
He believed that the standard ot
efficiency In supervision should be raised
and that tho annual reports OF the com
missioners should be something more than
n mere reiteration OF tho financial state
ments presented by the company.
In many instances. Mr.. Cutting thought,
deceptions were practiced upon tho com
missioners. To make this impossible, the
financial statements should he carefully
scanned and all suspicious entries or All.
sence ~ entries should he Investigated
At tho afternoon session the delegates
listened 20 two papers. both on tho dues-
tion ~ ihe assets OF surety companies
Tho speakers were Sinclair r. Scheiblev.
assistant attorney AZ the office Of tho de-
partment ~ Justice. Washington. and F
w LaFrantz Of New York. comptroller
of the American Surety company. A gen
eral discussion ~ the papers followed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
Brown Football Squad Shaping Up for
First Game on Saturday.
Angola Took Ohio Stake Event After
Two Poor Finishes.

Brown varsity football squad was put
through the stiffest practice OF this sea
son yesterday so as 10 give the necessary
Taste Of what is coming beginning with
the nist game on Saturday. There Will
probably he but two mere days of scrim-
magipg this week. as the players will be
gwen rest ON Friday the day before
tho contest with the New Hampshire
state college.
Tho players stood up well under yester-
DAYS hard drill and no ,riuries were re-
poi cd The squad remains about the
same I'm point ~ size. ever 30 men turn
lng cu, daily roa Golfer was out I'm uni
form for the first time this season and
devoted his on''r" time 90 the candidates
fT centre and guard rcgtions.
II the earl,- pa: of the afternoon Coach
Rohinson had tho men hustling after
uuuts forming interference and tackling.
\. ans showed mp - the host advantage
IN the punts. lie CTS he hail away
quickly with spiral twist which Is eX
tr.ucly hard 10 at n c!carN The height
Cf - kick Is o; especial advantage in
aii,.'ng the ends TO get close 10 the
runner.
Nh the 'T'ss N.re 'a,lnG on tas
tall Coach EonmS Ni lad the line men
Gowr in one corner o. the neld showing
ttem the proir- way go hreak through an
ol.ph4.rg line and opeuirs holes for the
runner. The PLAYERS showed "A tendency
10 - arRe high
shortly before O'Clock two elcvcns
were formed and put through signal prac-
tice Coach Robinson looked after the
first eleven. while "Hoppy' Hunt had
charge Of the scrub. The first eleven
were drilled in the simplest plays. for
the most part although the tackle back
occasions. The plays We're run off smooth
~ and swiftly. with little fumbling When
the players Were warmed up for the kick
OF Smith kicked over the scrubs goa
line whore Rackle tcll on the ball. Fer
guson made n free kick from his own
:5-yard line To- the middle OF the field.
The first eleven pushed the ball with
difficulty 10 the scrubs 35-yard line. main
~ by plays outside OF taCklt~ on the as
yard line the scrub received the ball OH
n tumble Nice gains by Ferguson ana
Wei<crt advanced the ball well toward
middle field where Ferguson kicked TO
Schwartz At this point the first eleven
showed a little aggresslveness. The backs
ripped tho seconds lineup for Ave and
ten-yard gains.
Schwartz brought the ball 10 within
striking distance OF the scrubs goal line.
and after two failures TO gain Pearsall
on tackle buck scored the only touch
up as follows