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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
YACHTING AT PRUDENCE

The weather clerk had his inning A.
the arrival ~ the Sachems Head Yacht
club feet At Prudence island YESTERDAY
afternoon by passing out All tho varieties
Of Rhode Island weather. During sharp
thunder squsll that compelled all the
racing boats TO shorten canvas and sey-
era Of them ~ hesve 20 for time there
were several minor accidents. but moth
ing Of q very serious ~ature. and only
three of the 90 boats entered failed 10
fnish the course
Tho winners on corrected time were
Little Rhody. skrscling. Mistral Cayenne.
Edith. Coquina. Mblem and Tngomar. the
latter taking a sail-over prize.
Never has the Potter's cove vicinity
presented 2 livelier scene than that ~
yesterday afternoon with the visiting
feet from up the sound. the Rhode Isl-
and Yacht club feet and other boats par
ticips ting I'm the regatta. there was a
combined fleet Of 81 craft at anchor oT
the Prudence island station The ssch-
ems Head fleet arrived in Newport har-
Dor from Block 1slai.- Tuesday noon.
and Commodore Rogers of the Rhode Isl
and club. on the flagship Truant. met
the feet there Tuesday evening to ex-
tend welcome 10 the visitors 90 Nara
gansett bav. with the Truant leading
w~---+lt---h -h~~--+-ft - r.eHt- he.tai-ll
o'clock Yesterday morning and arrived
or the Prudence island station about an
hour and a half later
Only eight vessels ~ rhe Sachenl =
Head feet came - Nara "a nsett hav. the
others not coming cut ~ the sound Those
a. Frudsnce are the flagship. schooner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
RACING AT SAUGUS

Very fast time was made i'm the three
races at the track yesterday at Saugus.
I'm the 2l5 trottinG class tho Montgomery.
y Y. gelding, Young Stamboul, equalled
the track trotting record OF 2:l2ia, The ef-
fort tired him so that after taking the
leNt heat the favorite. Alberta was cna-
hlcd to win the event In slower time
Cox surprised all by driving Ginger 20
tn, front in the FOG pacing SAGE. Lizzie TT
and Brown sam were considered the best
IN the event, hut tho former cut her quar-
ter So badly that she had TO be drawn be-
fore the last heat. while Brown Sam had
Uit httlc cpecd.
BESSIE I.ightfoot. from Rockville. Conn.
vas choice for the 2:20 pacing class After
Rector had taken two heats the favorito
iu another driving finish succeeded i'm get
ing the third. The heat winners were
then so weary that Lenox Boy. tho New
Haven entry. had An easy time in placing
the race TO his credit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
EASTERN LEAGUE

Providence had no trouble In winning
Yesterday AZ Rochester They were full
OF ginger and played snsppy ball both In
the field and at bat. They made good
their reputation as heavy htters and
drove out II singles two two-baggers and
two triples. making a total OF p bases
Morgans long drive should have enlarged
the total Of bases considerably. as IL al
lowed him 20 make the circuit. After ne
had reached the bench something prompt
I'd Umpire Hassett to claim that Nor
gan did not quite touch second base and
called him out. thus taking n home run
away from Morgan.
Big John Cronin pitched great ball
using q large assortment Of curves and
benders which puzzled tho Broucho bats
mon 20 such an extent that only three Of
them could place the ball safe Cronin
also did some fine stick work. driving in
three mon with his triple. Thomas and
Brode were also there with the hits when
they were needed. each getting three
safeties. Morgan put up a star game all
around His fielding was of the gilt edge
order and his hits were timely.
Rochester got ono In the opening iunino
Barclay singled and scored on three
hagger by Houscr. Then Il was nip and
tuck until tho sixth. when the Grays
broke the ice and scored three With
Thomas and Conn out. Brodie singled
went 10 third on a wild pitch and scored
on Rocks single. Morgan made a hit
and Cronln cleared tho bases with his
thrce-base drive to centre neld Ball was
the third out
Rochester tied M IN their half ~ the
inning Houser was walked and scored
on McConnelrs three bagger. Mcconnell
scored on a long fy 10 centre The Dunn
ties went in IN tho seventh and sma shed
the ball all over the lot, scoring five runs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Idlewld. Commodore william r. Peck;
schooner Southern Cross. Judge r. r.
Cole, who has as guests Judge Case of
Connecticut and Mr. Jennings OF Water
bury. Conn. yawl Adelaide, Capt r.. r.
Newell sloop Possum. Fleet Captain r..
X. Newell: soop Grilse. capt. r w NJ.
Williams sloop Kttiwink. Capt G. r.
Wyckoff. and sloop MIdgc Capt. Richard
Deming. The MidGe carried away her
rudder on the trip from Newport and
towed over 10 Herreshoff's at Bristol for
repairs.
The preparatory gun for the rega ia
was fred a few minutes after o'clock
and AT this time there was stir south
westerly breeze that promised a fine race.
The sloop LYDIA was again used As COM
mittee boat and r A. Barnes. Y. S. Mock
and G. NJ. Dunbar OF tne regatta COM
mittee OF the Rhode Island Yacht club
and Assistant Measurer ~. T.. Barlow
as well as A. G. DAVIS. the association
mf~surer were the officials OF the race
S. II Fosters launch Sahneto was used
by the committee during the afternoon
10 follow the boats over the first round
Of the course. 80
The starts I'm nearly all classes were
about As pretty as could have been seen
In the first class Little Rhodv got across
the line first and I'm the windward berth
closely followed by Priscilla and Sigma
II. I'm the order named. I'm the 25-foo'
sloop class Micaboo. Pinafore. SlTaelnl
and Egret crossed the line In order given
and In the next class 10 was Grace Mis-
trel. Oriana and Kildec. Mblem got th'
lead i'm the 30-foot cat class. with Eme'
line second I'm the windward berth. Wan
derer " and Elizabeth followed closely
crossing together. Mblem Emelne anC
aa fvn ~
! the Hog island mark In a bunch
! The times OF completing the first rorn'
were as follows: Sigma III. 3.3652: LIT
/ tie Rhody. 3.47:09; Priscilla. 3:4S.2s
Micaboo 35i Skrseling. 500; Pinafore
4is, Egret. 4:2o; Elizabeth. A:o2 Eme
line. 4o3:2o, Mblem, 4:o4:f5, Wandere
! ". 4:l7:45.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
LOCAL DOGS IN WHIPPET RACE

The whippet racing championship OF
the United States will he decided at the
American League grounds, Huntington
avenue Boston, on Saturday afternoon. A
series or crazy gymKhans sports fs 20
be given for the beneht of the Working
Boys Home, the principal feature OF
which will be whippst handicap meet
for championship honors and special
trophy. offered by the Boston Herald
emblematic OF tho whlppot racing cham
pionshp of the United States.
The Herald trophy is the most preten-
tious ever competed FOR In this country
or Great Britain hy coursing dogs 1t
is a massive sterling silver loving cup
II inches I'm height. seven and one half
inches I'm diameter at the top. with large
artisticslly chased handles, the whole
weighing three pounds and seven ounces
The fleetest dogs In the world will par
ticpate in the race and IL cities and
towns in New England will be represent
cd in the competition. including Law
renee, Lowell Haverhill. Manchester
Brockton. Fall River. New Bedford and
Providence.
Mr.. Harry Abbott OF Thornton r L.
the leading promoter Of tho sport will
be the official Handicapped. He has Off
ciated at the great meetings I'm England
as well in this country and is q rec
ognized authority upon all matters per
tanning 10 whippets
While Tho NhTppct race Tor The R0s-
ton Herald trophy will he the great fca-
ture event ~ the gymkana sports next
Saturday, there will he numerous other
sports and pastimes OF an interesting and
entertaining character. including tug-of-
war tournamen animal races In which
a variety ~ animals will he driven by
young ladies' hrosdsword combat /.
wrestling matches. shirt race, barrel race.
etc ~ ents IN all.
The Working BOYS Home band will
provide a fine musical program
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
/ lie THEATRES

The coolest place I've found t1dav,'
h. IN" 1p!T.o1i CO everyone who g'es 10
Keith's this week which fact may be ac-
=7T71T77Tt5I IT faCt-rtrF1 atttt 'iu-o,
AIr. AlSCe.s pretty playhouse il lar mote
cool than out upon the street In the hot
sun. also by the fact that one is likely
10 forget the extreme heat when ono IS
Interested I'm the Albee company's enter
tanning presentation of The Wrong Mr.
Wright which is the attraction Of the
popular players this week. Certainly no
funnier play has ever been offered by the
Albee company in the I'VE years ~ its ex-
istence and there IL not = moment from
the beginning 10 The ond that the au.
diencc Is not laughing and applauding
heartily. M Wise is a positive delight
as Seymour sites and n rs easy 10 under
stand the big success he made starring In
this play I'M London His humor Is al
vays easy and spontaneous and the most
serious minded person is sent into
screams OF laughter by his deliciou drol-
lery
one " tho emphatic hits Of The Wrong
Mr. Wright az Keith's Is tho speciality
done by Lenora Kirwiu. I'm which she Is
assisted I'm an amusing manner by Mr..
Nicander. Providence people are justified
in feeling proud of tho cleverncss and
progress Of this talented little Providence
girl. who ny hard work and ambition has
made n place Of considerable distinction
In her chosen profession for herself Miss
Kirwin IL clever. attractive and ambitious
and she will doubtless be heard OF some
DAY among the foremost ingeuues OF the
country. There H. q saying. and true
one. that ~ man is without honor IN
his own country but Miss Kirwin Is an
exception 20 this rule. FOR the hearty
applause given her every evening shows
that her ability H. thoroughly appreciated
by her tOwusiolk
That sterling young actor. Edwin Nj
Cander. go whom the saying "he DE- ALWAYS
good certainly applies. h. adding 90 his
losg chain Of successes here by q re-
.f44 49, 81 q arizAll-I-Gau Eng
lish johnny. Lord Rrazenfsco. iu THE
Wrong Nr Wright" Mr. Nicauder inn
personatiors always bear the mark of
careful study and Intelligent conception.
and he is alpavs commeudahv consist
ent IN every word action or look he
10 the Engli.h degenerate 90 the iife, and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Mcfarland started II by drawing four
balls Dunn bunted and beat the throw
20 first Umpire Hassett claimed "
foul and then Dunn made hit 10 left
field Thomas drove for three bases
scoring Mcfarland and Dunn. Conn gave
o Brien a bad chance. which he gathered
In. Brodie singled out Thomas scored.
Rock hit for two bases. scoring Brodie.
Morgan then made a long hit and reached
the plate before the ball was returned
but was declared out for not touching
second Rock scored on the hit Cronin
famed Thomas got a two-bagger IN the
ninth. but could not reach the plate.
Josslyu and Thomas will be the battery
today. Attendance ITO The score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Gle Henry was fourth a length back.
Time l:ll 3-5
Rosctint. owned by John Boden. rho
popular secretary OF the race meeting.
was the 10 10 favorite in the third race.
one mile. Don't Ask Me was well thought
OF at ?. and Jane Holly was neglected at
4. The others declined the issue IN this
race.
The favorte gave an exhibition OF her
temper at 'he barrier, kicking out right
and lft. until IL looked as II the second
choice would start on three legs.
Starter Haltman got them away 10 a
fair start. with Rosetint one length back
She quickly went TO the front and staid
there 10 the wire winning by a short
head from Don't Ask Me, who was clos
ing rapidly and would have won in an.
other jump. Jane Holly was a poor third
Time !: AZ 2-5.
The hfth and closing race OF the day
saw Miss Point fsvorte Al 2ia. and Venus
second choice at 3i2. These two with
Christie Sulivans Rye. had the race to
themselves. tho favorite winning by half
a length. Rye being tho same distance
ahead OF Venus. Time l;02 The sum
mary:
FIRST RACE.
Five furongs. 500 added
Pater, 1l2 CBelD. TO i.......................1
Ossineke. 30 (O'ConnelD, 3 TO l............2
Demas. lG tTravers), TO 1............3
Time 1:0l
Libation. Succeed and Headway also ran
SECOND RACE
About six furlongs. s40O added
Durbar, los (J. Mclntyre). 3 10 t..........I
Grand Slam, 20 tCrimminsl. s 10 l.......2
Phoebus. ll2 (Creamer). S to 5..........3
Time Ill 3-5
Uncle Henry, Dspple Gold, Cottage
Maid. Goldcroft, Margaret o and Kassil
also ran.
THIRD RACE.
One mile. $500 added
Rosetint III GDoherty). 10 i0........... !
Don't Ask Me, III CHodgson). n 10 5......2
Jane Holly. III (BelD to 1................3
Time /. ~ 2-5
only three starters
FOURTH RACE
one and one-sixteenth miles $500 added.
handicap. for 3-year-olds and Up,
Bragg. l07 O. McIntyre). to 1............l
An Revoir. ia COliphanO. { TO 5..........2 2
Ostrich. loI (schilling). : 10 2.............3
Time Ia l-5
Lord Badge also ran.
FIFTH RACE,
Five furIongs. s4no added maiden 2.year-
oldS. selling
Miss Point 1N CBardet). ? to i...........i
Rye. lo7 CRomanellD. : TO l........E........2 2
Venus, 1ot CBelD, 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time / .O2
Merlingo. All Pink. Ava. Rosedor.
Nitesse. Gauze. Ferrotvpe. Josie Hamp-
ton, Changeable, Katahdin and Kinkora
also ran.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

Al Bridgeport-New Haven, = Bridge
port. g.
A. Hartford-Hsrtford, .. Springfield, l
--1five innings-rain).
A. Holyoke-Holyoke- Norwich post
poned--rain.
Al Meriden-Meriden 0: New London, 0
-tcalled in fourth inniug-darknessD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

CAUSED
Death

Marguerite Kandarian, the ls-year-old
daughter OF Narses q Kandarian. who
took paris green at no Fountain street
Yesterday morning, having become mem
tally unbalanced by the terrible heat died
az the Rhode Island hospital last night.
The girl suffered intensely before death
came to her relief
The only statement she made which
foreshadoved her deed was that she was
tired OF life.
This she said 10 young woman resid-
ing in the same house with her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
WHILE MOUNTAINS.

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the details Of one or the most charming
and healthful resorts in America. or
call AZ the News office and fun informa
tion will be given there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

Al ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 1915. Fail
River IA.
At Concord-Concord, ~; Lowell. al
At Manchester-Manche /: Nashua,
.
At New Bedford-New Bedford 10.
Lynn, l0--i3 Innings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

FIGHT TO
DEVELOP

A conference was held here Yesterday
between Massachusetts, and Rhode Island
Royal Arcanumites who arc opposed 10
the new rate schedules established by the
Supreme council Of that order
Massa chusetts. New York. New Jersey
and Rhode Island Will unite and de-
mand a recouvening 81 the Supreme
council for the resembling Of the obnox-
ious order
n this Is refused then an action AT Law
will be brought by Rhode Island mem
bers. which will bring the case before
the United States District court i'm Massa-
chusetts which Will In that way get juris-
diCtion.
Should that course be taken Rhode Isl
and will lead all other states In move
ment which will vitally affect all the
beneficial orders doing business I'm the
United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
PHILADELPHIA :. ST. LOUIS 3.

Wadden i'm a practice game for his cleo
trio light stunt last night pitched tho Ath-
letics 20 victory, defeating the st LOUIS
Browns To AT So. Louis II was all Rube
The feature. aside from Charles Edwards
was seybolds drive into the bleachers for
a home run Attendance 90 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
ROCHESTER,

uns-MCFarland. Dunn. Thomas, MOT
gan. Brode q Rock IS; Barclay. Houser.
McConncll--3. First base on balls-On
Faulkner /. of Cronin !. Struck out
BY .ronin .; by Faulkner 5. Three-base
hits-Cronin. Thomas Houser Mcconnell
Two base hits-Rock, Thomas. Sacrifice
hits-Smith. Mcconnell Hit by pitched
ball-Ry Cronin ?. Wild pitches-Cronin
Faulkner. Umpire-Hassett Time-lh
55n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
ESQ DEXTER STREET.

he is responsible for 2 large share of the
laughter ~ The entire performance his
TIM = killer being frequently quoted
upon the sidewalks these dayA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

C. A. r. National Encsmpment Denver,
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icisets-tttA- sale August n -ta-S Sent. .. and
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Sept. Is. 1905
For details as 10 rates, routes stop
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

Real Estate for sale: money loaned On
good security at g. 5 and per cont
Hours $40 a. m. .l2-2:3O p. m. Telephoue
Ns2-4 6 Division Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Cleveland won two games from Boston
Yesterday al Cleveland, outbatting the
visitors I'm both. Attendance e1ss. Scores:
(First game
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
NEW YORK >. CHICAGO /

The White Sox. who have been falling
fast of late. we're put 20 the bad by Cirif-
fth's team AZ Chicago Yesterday after
noon after 2 light hitting and exciting
battle Coniskey's people seemed unable
10 transact any really pressing business
with Chesbro and their hits were few and
far between. Attendance 2an Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

The Pirates had the New Yorks on the
run again yesterday at New York and
Made IL three out OF four. The SmokeVille
marauders distributed Taylor's curves all
over tho scenery and outplayed the locals
AZ all points. Flaherty was batted out OF
the box I'm the second inning McGann ana
Donin were elected for kicking Attend
ancc 700 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
NEWARK ~, BUFFALO IA.

Buffalo and Newark split even on a
double header AZ Newark Yesterday, the
Sailors getting tho first. tho Bisons the
second and the scores being revcrsetr~in
each case There was good pitching
throughout the afternoon Attendance
1857 Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

ITNITNNATT s PHILADkLPHIA Z.
Cincinnati made an even break on the
series with the Philadelphia BY taking
Yesterdays game by 10 4 Although OUT
hit the Reds managed 70 get enough runs
In the NTH and seventh innings on bunch
cd hits and the locals errors 10 win by n
rather comfortable margin. The Philadel-
phas work I'm the field was loose and
their base running poor Attendance 246o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
'Batted for Steelman in the ninth.
"Bstted for Faulkner in the niath.
xMorgan out for cutting second.

JERSEY CITY IS TORONTO "a.
Jersey City made il four straight from
Toronto yesterday at Toronto by winning
n double e-header. The locals could not
bat opportunely in either game and put
mp a poor article OF ball. Clarkson was
touched up for total Of % bases. but the
hits We're scattered. and only two runs
were scored. Falkenberg did well for five
innings and then blew up. Pfanmiller be-
came steadier as the game advanced. At
tendance 9OOa Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
CFirst GsmeD

BALTIMORE so. MONTREAL %.
Rurchel had the Royals AZ his mercy
in the first game yesterday at Montreal.
but when he went in for the second the
Royals landed opportunely. In the sec
ond game the Baltimore fielding was
wretched Attendance 1900 Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
GAMES TO-DAY.

Providence at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Newark AZ Rochester.
Jersey city al Montreal.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
ST. LOTTS !. BOSTON I

Willis wldness I'm tho sixth inning and
consecutive hitting i'm the eighth inning
won for the visitors al Boston Yesterday.
Boston rallied IN the ninth. but the lead
was too great 10 overcome. Attendance
1l42 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
DETROIT s. WAsHTNGTON

Wolfe. who started yesterdays game for
Washington. was hit hard I'm the first and
second innings by Detroit. and the result
ing runs loft tho Tigers i'm tho lead
throughout tho contest Adams. who sue
ceeded Wolfe pitched good ball. Killian's
three-bagger scoring two runs was the
batting feature. Attendance 1000. Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York a Chicago.
Boston At Cleveland.
Washington 40 Detroit
Philadelphia az ST. Louis.
AMERICAN T.EAC;r-T TANDTNC-
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