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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19

BuyG battle Of Peritnd today.
II you do mt recciUe all the bene-
| Hts from PeruHd Htdt yOu eDpect-
ed. uCrite to Dr.. S. II. Hartman,
| Columbus, ohio.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19

Wireless telegraphy is to be installed in
Switzerland
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften the gums, reduces infiamma-
tion, ,allays pain cures wind collie, ,25c .abottle.
Norway Is famous for her many miles
Of excellent roads.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19
Hash 5 Iho ghost o. a sauare mea-

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w.
SAMUEL, Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. II, 1900.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19
AL BROKEN DOWN..
NO sieep--No Appetite-Just n Continual
Rack ache.

Joseph McCaulcy, of ia Sholto
street, Chicago, Snchem Of Tccuinsch
Lodge, says: ''rwo years ago my
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19
Dyspepsia Of Women
ABSOLUTELY NEEDLESS AGONY
Caused by Uterine Disorders and Cured by
Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

A great many women suffer with a
form of indigestion or dyspepsia which
does not seem to yield to ordinary treat
ment. While the symptoms seem to be
similar to those of ordinary indiges-
tion, yet the medicines universally pre-
scribed do not seem to restore the pa
tient's normal condition
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19
NO TONGUE CAN TELL

Soda water is now prescribed for hunger.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-04-19

The present population Of Great Britain
and ireland is about s2,750,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
StGot Baltimore.
Gas 9Scttcr.

sir Ntorplon0 unO sen 1iitrift
Columbia id)0nc9 f0ltcrc9 Mcttcr
ulb meitIid)c Wiuoc.
Ger bo6itc Recommendations mar
40 @roO nm 3 llbr RodmittogS.
Der nic0ri9itc Gbcrmomcterltolo
mar 80 @raO nm I ltbr MorgCnS.
Mtittlercr 9aromcteritanO 29.9S.
Ger nic0riQitc Recommendations
Scr lester 81 Stunocn in nod)iolqen-
Den StdOtcn mar, mic iol9t; Galtport
16, Gortlono 81. Bolton 30, &lbonn
30, New. 0orf sc, Y6ilooelpbia 40,
ltlontic Gitp 80, @oibiugton 80,
Norfolf 40, NotteroS ~, Charlotte
30, Milmington A, @olueiton 46,
Soponnob A6, SodionpiQe 80, Sltpi-
fer 60, Sen Wcit 81, Ntlontn 3S,
Wtont9omcrp II. Neu.S Orleans lS,
YnIcitinc If, 0oIpciton Is, Corpus
Gbriiti A, MempbiS 81, Cincinnati
30, 8ittSbllrg 81, SSipego 26, 9itf.
fnlo 26, Glepelnno %, 0etroit "a,
9llpcna 16, Morquette ~, 8recn9np
30, Chicago 26, Duluth A, Ct. Saul
il. ct. 2oitiS rs, &onioS Gitp 30,
Onlobo 81, giauord s, @iaiiton :,
SABRE II, &cleno 80, Solt 2ote 81,
9cnpcr %, Nortb Elntte 26, 0oogc
Is, NmoriQo 81, Sos NnocleS IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

@cbGr0c an scr Gde bon GborlcS- II.
EleaioutitroBc geben Dcrben, 81 in
tereiiirrn.
Nus 0cm 9rnn0bi thrift.
Gic 9%ranooiitrift = Gomnniilion
fouitc geIteru Ir. 3, Gentre.Warfc
fir 5000 bon Scr nWercontiIc
&rltit & 0cpoiit 60" mo Sclcn y.
2%intbicum nno @o6ricl 9. GIorf,
inn, SrllitccS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
GOnscrt in Der Yulijciltntiuu.

Sin utfrciiuilll0 porGaniItrtcr Ghor
Qibt ooiicl6c butter idNucoiid)cn
@uroincu.
Gic NouSbconltcl Der n%or0pcItlla
d)cn Eoli5ciltotion mur0cn gcitcrll
nurh Elm neutrality-suspicious. CONCERT
c%rircit, obnc boB lie iiir 0cn Ncnub
eincn Seller 5u bcjoblcn bottcn. Gem
ScrNcontcr Yfcnnig pcbiibrt sic Nn.
c%rfcnnlulA fir Sen icItcnCu @crulb.
ipcldlcr Den GolijiItCu ACbotcn luurOc,
Gr ilbcrrltmpcltc ndruIid) an uorbcr
acben0cn NbcnO, furj Dor WittCr
nod)t, NIT fiiti Goli5iitcn oic Nirt1
ldoft bon Hobcrt =. McGu&fp, 9tr.
1909, Nor0 Calhoun StroBc, uno
ncr6oftctc 81 Ncgcr, oorllnter 26
Sroltcn5tnrllcr lucNcl HubcIt0rrng,
m06rcno Der @irt6 lpcqcn 0oItcnS
zines ntor0cntlihcn SullicS pcrboitct
lunroc, Ter &otroOuugcn nuBtc Die
Sobrt 5luiidcn Der @irtbidnit mno
Die FOIt5ciitotiOn bier Nal 5ltriid lc~
gcrL e6c Scr lcttc Nrrcitont in Cider
belt 9cbrod)t lplr0c.
Iic &crboitctcn id)icncn Oic MoS5in
ais eincn folpilnlcn @it jll %bctrod)tcn
rlN lie iollgcn in ibrcn 3cIlcn. bis tic
BON S6Ioi iibcrnlonnt iuurocn. Sic
&olftc 0crlclbcn 5obIte am 'Wtor0cn
cine fIcinc @cIobubc, mdbrenb Die an.
bcrc Solitc ont Nbcn0 iibcr bic Sails
gcihofit lpurOc. Sm @crlouic ocS
9tudlmitto0S ltinmtcn Die ,llcbcrge.
bIicbcncn" cin Sico uud) ocnl onocrcn
an rno 5ipor ion0en tic ucri6iebcnc
rcligiolc Sic0cr oni 10 iuilfomumcuc
Mci'c. Dab sic Yoli5cibeomtrn ltnO
@cridterltottcr mpilltilrlid] an Gin.
gang 81 Dem @eion9niB lGnaerc Belt
itcbtn blicben. McGusfp muroe iuc.
gen angeblid)cn @oltcnS zines lmors
oentlifcn 9allieS inter $500 9iiro.
ibnft gciteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Geuot ~&opfidmerscn uur

oilrd) Erinfcn 0cS obiolut rcinclt
~Solace" VicreS Don 6reo. Yoiern-
iGmiot's yAmericon @rolcrei." Do
es nit Der groBten Sorgiolt ans Dem
oiisgelu0bltcitcn Sopfen lnb Miol5
~bergeitcllt miro. lncroen Sic nod
eincm c%inmnligcn Seriuf eS INNER
por5ieben ipegen ieiitcS @eboltrcid)s
tbitms mo ieineS glromas. Site 81.
Srolterei 1104-112S Siaen.Str.
cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Sn Der nSobnS SopfinS'
II nipcriitGt" iino 6rciitellcn all
Die folgenben Stuoerten ertbeilt NOR.
ben: $. $. 9enoer, s. =. gnoerS, i.
3. Senrp, 5. &. Silot, $. y. Sough.
ton, Us. &. Sermon. DC. .. Sglc, 8.
:. $. ErcuS. u. y. StcpbenS. g. V.
S%tepbcnion NM &. $. MiIfilrS.
Stcen5 Dcrmeiacrt. - Iir
S%pirituoicn : 2iecit5 . Yeboroe ipicS
ncitern bic IppIifotion bon &pmalt
Cohen iiir cine @iribidait IN SIR.
SD, 81 ErottitraBc, ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Der lid 5u icincm S0uogcr, 6ru.
Otto @oltcr, 9}r. $40, 9}orO-@oUitr..
be8cbcn mill. Der jln0c Mum nil
oollcrn0 in Baltimore blci6cl.
Tn6 bic oOIreuburQ" MT.
tcrmcQa.
Ger NorOo. @loD0-0 ompicr 81.
ocnburg" fubr Qeitcrn NoHmittoq
nm > ltbr nit 1850 4}~oiiogicrcn BON
Bremen nud) Baltimore ub. Ter
Gonrpfcr miro ctpo am 3. Tc6rlor
bier crluortct.
3 @um h cr & 50. aic6cn
Gic @ouptogcntcn oc2 9}oroo.
2lopO in baltimore, 81. SHunoher
& 50, mcrOcn n0dlitcn N}onot Don
ibrcm tcnlpor0rcn @llrcou an Sane.
pcritruBe noh ocm Scrton Gcbdu0c
an SijO-0oDltroBc um5icbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Grnnb's feline ~aerbitete 9afiees

nerhen in alien Stoottbeilen bon
Baltimore perfauit. Gle uor5iigIidr
GuaIitat uno m1Bieen Breiie MAIDEN
bieieIben geraoeou beriibmt.
6. I. Grnup So, Sire, Gnfirr, 3mder
(Mpril5, iDiDoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
WslSienSnngen mod Gentidlanb nnS
ScItreidl

5n "a Gents pro Worf iino 20H
Gents pro arone. Porto ertrd.
WedfeI nlseefte1t nuf ale Sbei.
Der BeIt. gidige Shiffsfarten boz
uno mad TcittihIauo. Ebeo. 8.
Diener & Co.. ia Sit-1eylns
tonstr. Gunner Nr. B. ltS0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

~ outbcrn &nUCumrut
60" untcr ncucr Gontrulr.
- @0brcno ser &o6rc9iiBmg Der
0ireftoren ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
60" Die i'm .@clpcOcrc-6otcl" itott-
folO, luurOc es bcfon1t, OoB cine gro,
Be 2ln5obl gffticn i'm @ciiB ser N&,.
@iuiam u. Morblra uuo Connicuo
Scott & Son BON Baltimore, &. Sin.
ncp SbcporO BON 9}uu-6augn a.
D., WlO ". ". N}ofaQ BON Souull.
nab, Ga, BON Sen @S. 5. MiQiom
WtiOOcnoorf & 50. luO So6n &. @il-
liomS & SonS crluorbcn morocu
iin0, un0 Bob &cbtcrc ieBt 0oS 81
acntbum Scr Gompoguic c%ontrolircr.
9ieiclbe 6ortc Die o6lorioo @cit
Sbore @o6n," icBt Elm Gbcil oc3
Seoboor0. Spitem8. Sic bcIibt ctrpn
cttpo 100000 Nlfcr 2ouo in 6lori0o;
ooS aopitoI bctr1qt $4,000 Ii. ser
llcbcriduB etrpo 100000. Gie &N.
@illiom u, WforburQ, 2lrnoIo Gl}cn
MotcrS. &, Si0nep Sbcpor0 un0 y,
y. Wtufo(l trutcn aus Dem Gircftue
rilun aus, mo an ibrcr Stclc mur,
ocn bic 60. 9ougloS $. @oroon nm
s. $. &oppclnlonn BON Baltimore,
Nc. NJ. Sifof BON Nihnton0, So, Ii.
gllfre0 e.. elliott BON MilminNtpr,
Gel, crrpGhIt. Die ii6rigcn Qirctto-
rem iino bic SS. s. @iaiom W}iOocn,
oorf, Sobn Sfclton y8iQiomo m1O 6.
g. 9cn1ib.
0cor0e@ Gorncr'@ Seer.
0iguug.- George ". Garner, jr.,
ser gcitcrn N}orgcn ctluo 20 Wfinlltct
ltoh I llGr IN icilcr MobnnnM Mr..
81. NorO @roooiuou, itorb, io0 out
nGditcn Wtontog Nod)nittoa nm 3
llbr ouf Scr Y@rCcnnlomt Gcnc.
tern" bccr0i9t mcr0cn. NcO. ". :.
WcGcnncn bon Der 8roo0mou bid.
0lctbooiItct STRIDE miro onItlrrll.
NlS GDren @nbrtlld)troNcr lucrocl
bic SS. Nihter &cnrp 2 @orlon.
Silton Gnomocr, l}oi6uu &cocrinQ,
GGiho & Ncrfira e Is Wcrinr
0ucrnrhrr 81 0olfirIh Nr.0nnni,.
Nnrr g0i0iom 6 5bof nm y0oihiro.
tnn, Hnbcrt g Moriuo NM @rruron
& S,rrt
MIS- oftinr g,obrtidtr1orr mrrhrr
GnfcIfinDrr bcs w@cr5torbcnrn frnoi.
ron Sr Corner mar in Wo(timnrr
ont u I,cbr,,or 1891 orborpn mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
SnlinS Scbbcl, oclitidcr photograph
32I N..Wau.Gtrnfc.

GabinctbilScr mir 81 pro Sntcno.
Sn emniairten ooalcn 0iloern iino
i6one Hcugeitcn erm1DnGhslpertb.
2%ebcnsgrobe photographer mo
fiinitleriid poIlenoete Gopien alter
giloer In Grapon, @alieriarben, Del
nno HaiteG Gin Spc5ioIitGt.
Wian Dereeile midlt, DurSnipredJsa.
(a2i-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
9as
8etbe
8,teb.

9aS gJlOtbc Bud" luirS audi in
Oicicm Sa6r alien N6Onnrntrn Scs
s0cntidcH GOrrripOnocHtcn" (ub
tGsIidJ, iu6djcntlid OScr SOnntasS)
nncntecItIid 5itgcitcllt lucrOcn. SOls
die 2ricr, bic idlOn in friiBcrcR SnBrcn
Sns vJiOtBc Bud" erBaltcn, Wiiicn
ben @crtG SicicS prattiidcn Nad-
idJlngc6ndJs 81 IdJGteH. Der SrranS.
ge6cr Sc8 y9cntidcn Correspondent
ten" fat nudJ bicsmnl ucSer Mibc,
nod Soften gCifcnt, nnl bic Nusgabc
fir 1905 nidJt MIR rbcniO rcid6altis
nnS intcreiinnt, iuic in friiGcrcn Sabs
rrH, 5u MAIDEN, iOnocrn T0cS anfacs
6Otcn, alle OOrBcrargangeucn SaBr-
gauge 5n ii6crtrcffcn. @On gau5 be-
iOnorrcm Sntcrciic 1T bic bOlitGnoigc
Scidrcibnng Der grofcn Sencrs.
6runit, iucldJc am z, nno s. Sc6rnar
1904 in Baltimore UiitGctc.
SuS nadfOlgcnOc Snbaltsuer5cidJ-
nii 5cnst uOn Der &cidbaItiafcit ScS
100 Sciten i~tnrfcn Sndjcs, >ucldjcs
NIT UiClcn fcincn SlnitratiOncn Ocr.
5iert lit:
Observation-Disclosures aaIen0er.
Bic icltcn itno bclpcgliden ScItc.
grlGutcruugen iibcr sic widtigitcn
artcn Ser 3eitrednungcu, ,8aIcn0cr
Der SllOeu II. +. ~.
9aIenocr fir 1906 ncbit sen afro
nomiiden greigniIien, MonomcdJicI,
9uucrnrcgeln, 100 iGbrigcr g9ittc=
rlungS.aoIenocr, biitoriid)en 9ntcn ii.
/. ~.
Sltm nclicl1 Sabre.
MciDund)tcn.
Der Sricg in Oitniicn.
6rieOrid) bon Sdilcr.
Ntep.Dorfer llnOergruu0. 8o6n.
ghlf SnfcI San'S Stuntsidiff.
Der 9au OeS &anamofonols.
Sa6rc8- Tun0ifou.
Moorrne SdncaIaBrtcn.
TIcrlci 8iiieusucrtbes.
Ger 50. GonorcB.
MittbciItngcn ans ocm 8oItpcr-
fcbr.
@r0Bte StG6te Der GrOc.
Srano in Baltimore.
8idtiolte Grci9niiic in Baltimore
in 1904.
GDronif Der Go6eSiGac bon Gcut.
idcn III 1904.
Stoot.9 camte uil0 .9eDor0cn.
Yr1Ii6eitct. 8obl in 1901.
gSaDl III WtarDlQll0.
@nbIcn IN 1906.
8obtYre5inftc scr Sto0i.
Coroner 9altinlorc'S.
lSoIiSciridtcr @nltimore'S.
Smpfdr5te oeS WeiunoDcitS. an1tcS.
Sag0. mo 6iideS dplsperein.
GongreBpablcn IN WorDIano III
1904.
9nltimore'S Steuerratc.
Staotss gS ablonfiidts .gcD0roc.
Spiritloien-2 iccu5s 9eboroe.
Stimmgcber. &e9iitrirung.
Staots. inipnnOerungS. 9iireau.
9ltnOeS- neutrality-suspicious..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
Samitag, Sen q. 5annnr 1905.
1tntrr6uItnnas . 8cepciicr.

,GlHFI Sfabcnie." 49, 9iefe gSudc: George
grimrote nm feline MiHitrcl. @cfeaihGit.
eafEs SS"u''" S"'"''' ~'''' N'Y~',
y0uaioanitrabcns5B eaicr." - Siefc Uode:
nTDc @rcui Gltortobtl IiDitcrp".
rSOrS'e SpcruBaus." Sicic @o6e: o3be
9Si8nrh Of 81.
.Wlarnlano.Sbeater. " - Ttefc gSohr: idsli6
siuei Observation-Disclosures
uGeues auditorium. - GIcic &Sotc: ~
Con of Mcit".
.nslanep's sbsnter." - 2icic ESodc: Emo
piitle gSdifs".
yGumpaaniC g. Wtoulua. Den 80. Snnuur.
aro6er WlGstcuhdll IN o~HliltiCl2 Sale" gr. 1903,
9tprhsSreoerids StraBe.
Baltimore gaDerns9,crcin." - Wiortna. Den
80. Snnlnr. aroBer MidStcnbnu in Der ,@erliaa
MIA D}dnlterdburrpnllc"
pSmWabens0eretu ban Saltimurc." - Dion.
ia1, ben %. Snriar II. Sit'tltlaaicil mo Wnl
III Der e@crmartus MldntcrdOra Sale.
oArbetter.D idnnrrd1nr." - SonltnG. oci 20,
Sonior, RGrreliipunG III Der o@crmu1ius gtdis
ilerdlor4pauc".
neteubrn.aoge vi. 81" Der ,9ntBias.Hittet."
49, 0teniing, ben y, Sulllnr. 81. Stittlngsfcit,
groBe Nutfil1rlug lltb Ndu In Der o1ermnnins
W}nnnerborsOGle".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
uHrphiinn."

Warrcniitnng, SOHntas, ben %.
Sannnr, lit Ocr r5rObiiun Safe"
Tnfang NbenSs s ltbr. (21-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Die Stotilc oeS b~criibnltcn Wor!l-
Idnoer TcdltSannolts Sepcrn Scadlc
@oQiS. ipcldc bic yWlHii5ipolcSiintlt.
8eleafd,oit" Der Stobt id)ciifen iuiIl,
gebt INT cii,en ~puiienoen Stonoort
bcttcln. Sic 8ciraidaft p~crIangtc
Dor mebrcrcn Monaten cinen ElaE
norolid bon Der Soluaro. Tciter- til.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Der Noroo. 2lopo bat elf nclle
0nulpfer I'M 9arL Weld)c tbeilpciic
Die an HitBlono nerfouften Gonlpicr
erietcn iollcn. Gilcr Der 1onlpier
ioa nod sr6bcr iuerben. ais scr
y9ronprin5 Srieorih;" bier ocriclbell
iollen l1od) benz Wilriter ceS Reidss
GoitbolnpierS vGitel 6riebrid)" oe.
balit iuerhcn. inb Ied)s allOere limo
fir ocii 6%raf)tucrfebr ltod) AllItrolien
beitinin1t.
9Ieibt in Baltimore.
&nien Miiiion1r TaitorapiB nahnl
iid) nni Dem Yier oes Sdmieoes sSsil.
illus 9oitiieb aus Iertid)Iano ali,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
LADIES' GOLF

The ladies international golf match
arranged Wednesday al London by the
executive committee Of the Ladies Golf
union between British and American
women players six on a side at is holes.
was played at Cromer yesterday and
resulted In the British winning FIVE games
and the Americans one. Miss Georgianna
Bishop Of Bridgeport. Conn. was the
only American who won. defeating Miss
Lottie Dodd the English champion.
Before the games began the number OF
competitors was changed TO seven on
ca ch side. and the British won by 10 /.
The Americans were weak In approaches,
and all OF them were rather easily de-
feated except Miss Bishop. whose match
with Miss Dodd went 10 the goth hole.
Miss May Hezlet the irish champion.
outclassed Miss Margaret Curtis OF Bos-
ton Mass
There was a large attendance. as this
was the first serious encounter Of the
visitors. whose long game was much ap-
plauded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
GAMES TO-DAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
AMATEUR BALL

At Union avenue yesterday two teams
from the English High school. repre-
senting room Is and 6. played a fast and
interesting game Room winning by The
score OF TO 2. Barnicle. the pitcher
made his game sure by knocking a home
run with three men on bs ses Sherwood
Clark. Flynn and Bsrnicle played good
ball. Only two hits were made off Barni-
cle while Grant was touched for Is. The
lineup was as follows: Room 6-Flynn. G.
:. s.. Clark, C. :. 8. BarnIcle. D.. Devlin
2h. Sherwood. H.; Leon, sb Geary.
r. Reynolds G. T.; Sheffield r. T. Room
l5-Nolf, G.; Grant. p: Potter. H.; Nc
Cracken %. Head. 3b: Seltzer. r. +:
Philpott C. T.; Mason. l. T.: Owens 6
Biddle batted for Grant in the ninth
The independents, formerly the Young
Brothers. have organized and would lik,,
game for Memorial DAY morning Ad
dress challenges To q. I. Pitt. ISIS Early
street
The Prestons would like 10 challenge
any baseball team in the city. age 10 "a
years Send all challenges 10 the mar.
ager. William Mahoney. Is Preston street
The Classical Juniors defeated the Hone
street Juniors at Adelaide park wednes
day afternoon by score Of S 10 4 Tbo
game was the hest which the Classical
Juniors have PLAYED this year. The Hone
street Juniors went into the game wien
tho memory OF long string OF victories
behind them. but they were Obliged >,
succumb 20 the fine pitching OF D,tea
and the superior batting of the men from,
Classical. The score by innings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
Mi||igan and Two Other Bison Slab
Artists Driven to Cover.
Delhi Had Easy Time Winning Brooklyn
Handicap Unpaced.

The Grays used three OF the Bisons
pitchers rather roughly yesterday at
Buffalo. Milligan and Jones were able
20 fee the wrath Of the fans. but Yerkes
was forced not only To stand the pound
ing administered by the visitors, but the
jeerlng OF the crowd. Such hitting has
not been seen for some time and those
who favor mere slugging would GER
tainly have been satisfied; others were
disgusted
Jerry Nops went along beautifully until
the hfth. He had nothing at this time
that the Buffalos could not solve. He
also hit two batters. He was retired and
Cronin was put TO work after seven runs
had been made in that inning alone.
Buffalo had scored one previously. Hills
single and Delehantys triple gave the
home bunch another in the sixth Nat
tress tore off hit in the seventh that
carried the little man all the way around.
Buffalo stopped after getting 10 runs
Providence made a good start and Sc
cured three runs before their opponents
awakened 10 the fact that they had
Sob on their hands 10 down the Grays.
Hits made by the Grays did not figure
20 any great extent in the early innings.
but bases on balls. stolen bases and good
sprints with a Wild pitch and a passed ball
were the main factors OF the first three
runs
Miligan was pulled out after the second
and Alex Jones went 10 work. For three
innings Jones was very cute and the
visitors were blanked. In the sixth and
seventh the Grays were very aggressive
and the hits popped around Jones like
so many Fourth OF July fireworks in the
hands Of active youngsters. Three tallies
were driven I'm in the sixth and one in the
next leaving Buffalo three 70 the good.
So confident was Buffalo OF victory and
so eager were the men 10 get away that
they simply famed out in the eighth. oh.
but what an awakening in the ninth.
Jones walkea Dunn. Brodie hit for a
single and Conn lor his second double.
Jones vanished from the scene and Yerkes
went In 10 pitch.
Thoma. had the first crack AT Yerkes.
He singled Then Ball followed with
triple that cleared the bases. Singles
came from Rock and Cronin Poland
popped un an inheld fy but Mcfarland
tripled. and the contest might have gone
on until dark had not the atter attempted
10 reach tho plate when Dunn sent Nv
10 Hill in left. The latter made a good
throw home. and Mcfarland made the
third out.
Buffalo could do nothing in her half OF
the nlntn. ana SO en1eu one OF lne most
exciting and the heaviest hitting games
OF the wear Ball and Conn excelled with
the bat Tho errors were few. for n was
not often that the helders coui,. get their
hands on tho bail.
Col Wendelschaefer attributes the vic
tory 20 the rabbits fot he has arried for
IA years He did not take II from his rock-
81 until the ninth. hut n did its work
nicely. even ~ that late hour II will ne
remembered that last season Buffalo had
the advantage on the first two days. hut
lost AZ the close ~ each game. Attend
ance 1855 The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
MOTOR EVENTS

More than score Of motor vehicles os
various descriptions essayed tho st.en
grade of Dead Horse hill ~ Leicester.
Mass. Yesterday. the course being mile
In length and the rise from start 10 finish
325 feet The best time was made bv a
s0 horsepower gasoiene car owned nv
Samuel u. Stevens ~ Rome. y. Y I'm
I rnirfitc srnd = seconds
Win the exception % Mr. stevens
machine and the Worcester county anna 4.
tour chsur ionship. which was won bv VI.
Percivai Whithall In si5 IS the con.
tests ~ which there were -. we're cap
tured b. New England manufacturers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
keaine
ROAD RACE ENTRIES

Much interest g. being manifested
among local bicycle riders I'm the Rhode
Island bicycle dealers road race. which
will take place on June To- The dealers
have appointed an energetic c0umittee
20 take charge of the affair and no effoi ~
are being spared 20 make II one Of the
most successful of the sort ever held IN
this vicinity The entry blanks have re-
Gently been distributed and already "a
large number ~ entries have been re-
ceived. Nv June s. when entries close.
the committee expects Co have nearly
leo riders enrolled IN the list ~ starters
The dealers viii hold y meeting next
Thursday evening IN Columbia hall. SNOW
street. for tho purpose of perfecting plans
for tho affair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS

After losing the opening event TO the
visiting Boston delegation, the Provi-
dence rollers easily obtained the two re-
naming events
Jones operated the moving machine"
for a total OF 323 pins and incidentally
secured single OF l3s.
PROVIDENCE g. BOSTON !.
Providence--452 5l5. 5l5-l4s2.
Boston-455. is2 47s-l4l5.
TRINITY SQUARE ALLEYS.
Anderson s-4l3 ils 4l2--l243.
Dodge SAB, 4ls. 435-l2s4.
Anderson's team won the roll-off.
OLNEYVILLE ALLEYS.
A. Wells '--3S3. 44 37i-llsl
G. Wells $50. 400. 370-ll55
OLNEYVILLE ALLEYS.
Winthrop s-4O2. 3s2. 3so-ilA.
Mulligan's- s-3s1 500. 333-l019
MUSIC HALL SPECIAL.
Z A Munrne- -Ir-=-2aa,- -40+- -An6-i2la-
Cory & Reynolds-3Sl. 4o3 372-l15s
WANSKCCK ALLEYS.
Streakers-3sS. $50. 375-ll52
Hunkers--S76. 3e2 33s-llN.
CENTRAL Two-MAN TOURNAMENT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26

The machines were arranged In classes
according to prices and weights with
free for all and 1nsi event
The free-for- all at the close OF the
afternoon proved TO be the best contest
OF the day and the winner. a Boston
company's machine driven By w. Hill
lard. won in l:l2A, the second best time
OF the day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
Connecticut LEAGUE

At Holyoke- bridgeport 3; Holyoke 90
innings
At New London-New London 8, Spring
field s.
AT Norwich--Norwich l3. New Haven >.
At Meriden-M Meriden 4: Hartford O.
At Orono, Me.-Tufts 9, University OF
Maine 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Cleveland defeated the New Yorks al
home yesterday afternoon In game that
was featured oy the heavy batting or the
locals and the pitching of Joss. The lat
ter had excellent control OF the wet ball,
and mystifed the New York batters. At
L..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Concord-Concord I, Fall River o.
At Nashua-Ned Bedford T. Nashua 4.
At Lowell--Lynn 5. Lowell !.
At Manchester-Manche 2. Haver-
hill 1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
Low RATE EXCURSIONS TO PORT
LAND, OREGON.

Account Lewis and Clark Exposition
will be- In effect via Wisconsin Central
H. iiway. II YOU intend 90 go 10 Port
land this year ask the ticket agent 10
make your ticket read via Wisconsin Cen
trai between Chicago and 81. Paul Pull
man sleepers. free reclining chair cars
and a Ia carte meals make the journey
comfortable and pleasant. Further in
formation cheerfully given by addressing z
WIN Kelly, I. A.. go Broadway. New
Work. ~. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-26
BOSTON. 6: PITTsBURG. ?.

BY superior work in all depa rtments OF
the game yesterday az Boston, Boston
won from Pittsburg. 10 2 Abbatic-
chio's playing I'm short field was excep-
tionally brilliant, many OF his chances
being difficult In the extreme. Attend
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