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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
BAY STATE AUTO CLUB
TO HOLD ANNUAL TOUR

Two months ago, before the American
Automobile association had definitely an
nounced the date and route for the Gid
den trophy touring competition, another
tour OF an independent nature was an
nounced making Breton Woods in the
White Mountains. the terminal OF the
tour.
The projectors OF the latter tour being
A. A. A. members were asked not 10
conflict with the third annual tour pro-
NOTED by the American Automobile asso-
citation. so IL was decided TO abandon the
proposed prize tour from New York SO
that the A. A A. tour would be the chief
tour Of the summer.
Z There has. however. been feeling that
there should be a short and somewhat in
formal tour to the White Mountains for
those who cannot take part in the more
lengthy prize tour of the A. A. A. AZ a
meeting In Boston this week the Bay
State Automobile association entertained
proposition by New York automob!lists
70 The effect that the second annual toiir
of the Bay State association should take
In all automobllists who wished TO make a
tour In the month OF July, and the des-
tination and purpose Of the tour was ar
ranged 10 be from Boston to Breton
Woods. -. H.. and .hen return via Port
land TO Boston. where il would disbard
The tour will be known as the second
annual summer tour OF the Bay State
Automobile association. and the main
purpore of he tour Will be to welcome
the A. A. A. Gldden prize tourists or
the finish of their great run. on The ar
rival OF the Boston tour al Breton Woods
a reception party will BE- made up TO meet
and welcome the A A tour.
The Bay State tourists will also lake
part IN tho annual climbing tess f., tnc
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20

the game advertised for each game the
batting and field practice shall by divided
by the contesting clubs into four periods.
Hereafter the first 20 minutes will be al
lotted TO the home club for batting prac-
uce: the second 20 minutes TO the visiting
club for batting practice; the next 10
minutes 10 the home club for fielding
practice. All batting practice must be
confined strictly 10 the diamond This
Will take effect on next Monday
Another resolution. also introduced by
Ebbets. requiring all clubs 10 provide
dressing rooms with hot and cold water
and lockers on the grounds for visiting
cons titution.
The meeting adjourned subject 10 the
call OF President Pulliam.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
BANK CLERKS TO ENJOY
OUTING DOWN THE RIVER

The members of Providence chapter
their wives and friends. will have an ex-
cursion on Saturday. and through the
courtesy OF Mr.. Frank u. Lisle, the fret
president OF the chapter. transportation
will be furnished.
The party will sail from Hay street at
y. m. and land at Crescent Park. whore
the Fall River members and friends will
be met. At 5 o'clock a special bake will
be served.
a special steamer will later take the
party down the river and up Mt. Hope
bay. After landing the Fall River Jurty
the steamer will return 10 Providence
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20

bite Mountains this years tests l, !.
th-)uEh Ciawford's Notch insteid or the
M%urt Washington CHINO. Many Giiddea
l'drists nIl' also take part In the Craw-
fc:d r1ch climb.
two days tour will be given through
the mountains under the auspices OF the
Bay State association and the routes for
the two days tours will be practically the
same as that OF the delightful tours OF
two years ago.
Il. a. Gilmore, chairman OF the runs
and tours committee OF the Bay State
Automobile association Boston, Is now
arranging the best routes for the tour
and also for the reception of those who
join the Bay State tour I'm Boston Presi-
dent Lewis r. Speare OF the Bay State
association. who Is "A director OF the
American Automobile association. will
head the tourists as grand marshal.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
DATES FOR RACING
OFF MARbLEHEAD

The Eastern Yacht club yesterday at
Boston received cable from the Imperial
Yacht club OF Kiel, Germany. fixing the
dates for the interna tional small boat race
TO be sailed of Marblehead from Sept 3
10 I. inclusive. There will be five races,
the first prize. known as the Roosevelt
cup, going 10 the boat taking the first
three. There will be other cups TO be
awarded TO other boats according to
standing.
Three contestants will be selected at
trials TO be held Aug, 13 to IS 10 repre-
sent America, and Germany will send
three boats 10 he selected at trials which
will be held at Kiel The Crown Prince
OF Prussia has a boat for the German
trials and expects TO come with her to
Marblehead.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20

The Crimson varsity crew rowed over
the four-m mile course at New London yes
terday noon at pace that made the Ell
parsmen sit up and take notice. The
Harvard eight started az the upper flag
ana rowed a clean stroke al an average
gait OF 80, for the entire distance. They
were paced by the freshmen the last two
miles.
A stiff northery breeze was blowing
down the course and an ebb tide was
with the boats. The conditions were
excellent for speed. Harvard reeled off
the half mile in minutes and 3S sec
onds. the two miles in 10 minutes and
10 seconds and finished the fourth mile
in 90 minutes and seconds. This beats
by fve seconds the record time made in
any OF the races on the Thames river.
Harvard has set all her out-riggers and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE VOTED
AID TO SUFFERERS

At special meeting OF the National
league. held yesterday at the Hotel Vic
toria- there were president Harry Pulliam.
Secretary w. II. Locke of the Pittsburg
club: President Frank DE Hass Robson
OF St Louis, President William j. Shetts-
line OF Philadelphia. and President Charles
II. Ebbets OF Brooklyn. President Pulliam
held the proxies OF President Charles w.
Soden OF Boston The New York club
was not represented.
After voting 10 give $500 TO the Pacific
Coast league TO assist that organization
in recuperating from the loss occasioned
by the San Francisco disaster, a resolu-
tion was adopted. on motion OF President
Ebbets. providing that one hour prior TO
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20

Just as ODeas crews reached the
lower end OF the course. the Penn var
sity came down behind them, going the
four miles for a time trial. The Quakers
were keeping the wake or O'Dea's train
ing launch 10 avoid his swels and when
the launch suddenly swerved 20 the right
the Penn varsity just missed striking IL
by few feet.
Cornell. Columbia. Syracuse and
Georgetown also went over the course,
but no time was given out
Owing TO the immense interest in the
outcome of the races on Saturday,
special excursion has been arranged to
give the general public a chance to
see the struggle. The steamer Rosedale
Will leave Battery Landing at $50 a M:
Twenty-hrst street, North River, at Q a.
m: one Hundred and Twenty ninth
street, North River. at 10 a. m, and
Yonkers. at II a. m. The excursion fare
will be 81.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
EASILY
BEAT HOPE

Pawtucker won with ease from Hope
street high yesterday afternoon. thereby
maintaining It's tie with Technical for
first place. The game was played on
the sabin street grounds. Pawtucket. be-
fore fair attendance.
The visitors were handicapped by the
loss OF Nesbit and Donohue. but the two
Eayrs. who substituted for them, put up
excellent ball. and had 1t not been for
fielding errors the score would at least
have been much closer.
For Pawtucket Fryer and witherow led
at the bat. each having two safe hits, the
former a two-bsgger and the latter one
good for three bases. Attendance 800. The
score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
GllBANE-FREEMAN WEDDING
At EAST GREENWICH TODAY

Al 10 o'clock this morning at the
Church OF Our Lady OF Mercy at East
Greenwich, Miss Frances Virginia Free
man, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
James F. Freemin. was married to VIII
liam Henry Gilbane.
A wedding breakfast was served at Mr..
Freemans residence on Kenyon avenue
after the ceremony, and the happy couple
were the recipients OF many beautiful
gifts
A special conveyance took many guests
from Providence from the railroad sta /.
tion TO Mr. Freeman's attractive resi-
dence
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
CRIMSON EIGHT
BEAT RECORD Time

put on her spreaders This means that
Morgan will remain in the boat and the
crew has been finally settled upon.
Yale's practice was above the navy yard
and the evening practice Of the varsity
eight was in smooth water north Of
Broadview
New sweeps were tried and proved sat
isfactory. Coach Kennedy says the crew
will be sent over the four-mile course
today. and the trial is anxiously awaited.
as the ELI crew. although rowing In fine
shape, Is still a mystery In speed.
The Harvards' freshmen crew will prob
ably lose j. Cutler. the stroke. as the
chances Of his recovering from an abscess
on his side in time for the race Is doubt
full Reess. who has been rowing in Cut
lers place. will retain that position II
the regular stroke fails TO get back in
the boat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
HIGH SCORES IN
BOWLING JOURNEYS

Kinnere's team dropped two games TO
Wallace's team in the Music Hall Bow
lers' club tournament. Caldwell scored POS.
including a single OF 1l5 Wallace was the
high man. getting singles OF IA. 95 and 90,
making n total OF 3os.
The century singles were plentiful in the
two-man Journeys on the O'Gorman al
leys yesterday.
In the Music Hall three-man tourna-
ment Curran, George and Nolan secured
81. Curran got 30s. the singles OF which
were 1903. lie and SO. George rolled a single
OF 10. Allen. In company with George and
Curran. got s6. Petrone. Davis and Niue
cino hit the wood for s64
MUSIC HALL BOwLERS' LEAGUE.
WAl.LACES.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
SUNDAY BASEBALL
FOR BROOKLYN

Sunday baseball may be playcd IN
BROOKLYN and the management Of clubs
are not violating the section OF the penal
code prohibiting games on sunday. where
admission II charged bs placing contribu
uon boxes az various points about the
grounds This Il the substance of "A de-
cision rendered by Magistrate Nauner
IN Brooklyn police court yesterday.
when members of the Brooklyn and Gin
cinnat clubs Of the National league were
arraimed charged with violating me
Sunday observance law last Sunday. The
defendants were discharged
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
HOPE STREET HIGH.

Sutcliffe, Aspinwall--9; Marsh. Budong,
Loughran. Barry--4. Two-base hits
Fryer, Brice. Three-base hit--witherow.
Stolen bases-Costello 4. Witherow. Fits.
sutcliffe 2. Aspinwall. Budlong, Loughran.
Sacrifice hit-Dolan. First base on balls
--On Aspinwall-Barry; of Eayrs- Fits 2.
Sutclffe, Fryer Hit by pitched ball.
BY Aspinwall-Msrsh, Loughran: by
Eayrs--Costello, Witherow Struck out
BY Aspinwali-Brice 3. Barry. Bullock 3.
Burlong, r. Eayrs Marsh; by Eayrs-Sut
cliffe, o'Connor Phinney. Aspinwall. Wild
pitch Aspinwall Passed ball-O Con-
nor. umpire-Dorney. Time-lh som.
'Dolan out, three foul bunts
"Budlong out. hit by batted ball.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
EVIDENCE WAS IN.

Jurynan went-to sleep during the
closing speech OF one OF the counsel In
the case In an English court Tho
judge had him awakened and sternly re-
buked him. MY lord" said the Juror,
Il was under the impression that was
sworn 70 give a verdict according 10 the
evidence, not according to the speeches"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
PHILLIPS -MATTeSON

The marriage OF Miss Ella r. Mstteson.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. r. Mat
teson, 20 Mr. Gilbert A. Phillips. took
place today az noon at the home of the
bride IN Broadway. The wedding was
small and informal
Mr. and Mrs Phillips expect 70 san for
Europe early In July.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
JIMMY MORGAN
GOES TO BOSTON

Infolder James Morgan, formerly Of the
Providence Eastern league. who Joined the
Detroit team after gradua ting from
Georgetown university. was yesterday at
Detroit turned over 70 the Boston Ameri-
can league team and will join them to-
morrow In Chicago Morgan has not been
sold. but merely loaned 20 Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
SWEDISH SINGERS IN CONCERT

A pleasing concert was given last eve
ming In Infantry hall by the Swedish
National Y NJ c. A. chorus The bari
tone sofoist, John Husberg. made a fine
impression In several solos. The choir is
under the direction of Hugo Lndqulst of
toclEholn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
CHAMPAGNE.

Champagne was dicovered in the sew
enteenth century by a monk named Peri
gnon. The inmates Of the abbey kept the
secret and the enjoyment OF the sparkling
fluid for many years. In his old age
Perignon also invented the peculiar cork
which is used 10 the present day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
MAGIC HAIR STAIN

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE oRMsBY. wig Maker and
Hsirworker. iss fremont street. Boston
n IL simple. safe and easily applied. con
fains no lead poisons. use II once and
you will never use any other BLAND
ING & BLANDTNG. 81 weybosset street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
A MUSICAL TREAT

The Claim university male colored
quartet will give a concert at the guild
hall of 81 Stephens Episcopal parish
tomorrow evening az 6 o'clock. and tho
high reputation Of the organization in
sures a musical treat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
PROVIDENCE.

Runs-Barclay Burrell. Loudy-3. Two
base hit--Carrisch. Three base hit-tur
reh sacrihce hits--Clancy. Harley. Dou-
bic play-Moran (unassisted). Struck out
BY Case L. by Poole 4. First base on
balls-Off Poole 2. Passed ball-Cooper
Umpire-Moran. Time-1h. 25m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
PROVIDENCE BOY HONoUEO

Lieutenant lie Roy Bartlett OF the Sixth
Battery. Field Artillery, United States
army. and formerly OF this city has been
appointed Judge advocate and assigned TO
Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit 4, New York /.
Boston -Chicago--Rain.
ST. Louis 3. Washington 2.
Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 0.
Games Today
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
BASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BA SEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY 7OL u
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. Louis g. Philadelphia /.
Chicago 8, Boston 0.
Games Today
Chicago at Boston
Pittsburg at New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Buffalo Newark
Rochester 3. Providence 0.
Montreal -Baltimore--Rain
Toronto-Jersey City--Ran
Games Today
Rochester at Providencee.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Montreal al Baltimore
Buffalo at Newark.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
ROCHESTER,.

'reboard. Attendance 7ss. The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-20
ELMHURST.

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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-10
WILL WE'D Man
SEvENTY-SEVEN
Miss Kate Young to Become
Bride of Clark Blethen,
Rich Retired Shipbuilder
FORTY YEARS OLDER
Aged Groom Is Large Owner
of Alameda Property and
Rugged Despite His Years

ALAMEDA. April 9.--Clark Blethen,
II years of age and wealthy retired ship
builder and large local property owner,
secured a license today to wed Miss
Kate Young forty years his junior. The
marriage is to be celebrated tomorrow
at noon at the home of the ide-elect,
1923 Schiller street. The ceremony will
be performed by Free Baptist minis
ter of Oakland. and with essed by a few
relatives and intimate friends of the
pair.
1t will be Blethen's second matri-
monial venture His first wife died
some years ago, and he has made his
home at 1916 Santa Clara avenue with
an invalid daughter.
Blethen, with brother, now deceased,
was for many years engaged in ship
building in Shanghai, and there accu-
mulated fortune. He has lived In
Alameda for three years, and recently
had three substantial residences erected
on Santa Clara avenue and Schiller
street Blethen is a native of Maine
and rugged for one of his years. He
says that he has known the woman
who is to bear his name for. some time
and that he is marrying because he
wishes TO make his declining years hap
pier than he believes they would have
been had he remained single.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-10
RASH GAMBLERS
DEFY AUTHORITY
North Hall on the University
Campus Visited by Ground
Superintendent E.A.Hugill
SOLEMN WARNING GIVEN
intrepid Players Resume Al
Turing Pastime Despite the
Notice Served by Officer

BERKELEY April 9.-University
students in whose veins the gaming
fever appears to have become chronic,
and whose penehant for card playing
on the campus has led them to persist
in the use of the seniors headquarters
in North Hall for their games, were
warned by Ground superintendent E.
A. Hugill today that the authorities
would not tolerate the games and that
the playing must cease.
superintendent HugilI gave the col
lege men an unpleasant surprise this
morning when he walked unannounced
into the seniors headquarters where
several tables were occupied by whist
players. thei games being for money, in
most instances twenty-five cents a
corner The men were so absorbed in
the playing that for several minutes
Hugill's\ presence was not observed.
When the official spoke there was con-
sternation and a general rush for
cover.
President Wheeler will not permit
this gambling" announced Superinten-
dent Hugill, and it must stop at once.
If it is repeated on the campus there
will be summary action taken"
The whist players said nothing and
superintendent Hugill left. Despite
the warning given, however, the card
games were continued this afternoon
although money that before had been
in evidence on the tables was kept out
of sight. Supposedly scores were set
tied in private after the games.
The authorities have frowned upon
the practice of gambling in North Hall,
although ordinary card playing, for
mere amusement and not for stakes
has been tolerated, no objection being
made TO the pastime. Last week a
Klondike dice game was started and
ran for several hours, quite a quantity
of money and many Il o. US" chang
ing hands. The men were given a
quiet tip that the Klondiko game
would better be "cut out" and it was
not resumed.
Following Superintendent Hugills
attempt TO stop the gaming in North
Hall, an official edict from the admin :
istration offices is looked for, this to
constitute an ultimatum which the
venturesome youth will ignore at their
own peril.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-10
ANALYZES THE MUSIC
OF GREAT COMPOSER
w. J. Mccoy Lectures in
Hearst Hall on Wag-
ner's Work.

BERKELEY. April 9.-W. j. Mccoy
musician and composer of distinction
tonight in lucid fashion analyzed the
art of the great master musician, Wag-
ner, delighting throng that filled
Hearst Hall on the campus. He Illus
trated the points made during his lee
ture by selections played upon the
orchestrielle. Miss Lucy Hannibal acted
as pianist.
The history of Wagners early efforts
at composition were given by Mr.. Nc
Cog, and the growth of his tendencies
and theories was traced. The Wagner
ian opera was described and explained
the arts, the Greek drama serving as
pattern for the modern music drama,
in the composition of which Wagner is
admittedly supreme.
"Parsifal," from which excerpts will
be rendered by Professor Wolle's men
next Thursday, was analysed in it's ele-
ments and their treatment, with a COM
parison with the Christian legend, was
discussed by Mr.. Mccoy. In turn the
speaker discussed the prelude, the
transformation scene and finale, with
analysis of attending themes and their
development; Good Friday spell; the
preceding scene as an approach; the
"Nibelungen Ring" Its general plan; Wo-
tans farewell and the magic fire scene
from Die Gotterdammerung" an eth
ical view of the mating of Wagner S
characters; analysis of the leading mo-
tives of the Ring; Siegfried's death
march; overture TO "Tannhauser," its
form and general analysis
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-10
PICKP0CKETS WORK
ON STREET CARS
Victims Make Reports and
One Man Is Arrested on
Suspicion.

Pickpockets were busy on the street
cars and elsewhere last Sunday
w. H Van Douten. S56 East Twenty
first street. Oakland. reported to thu
police that while he was on a Third
street car he missed his purse at Mar
ket street 1t contained $40 and q
Southern Pacific pass from this city to
Pacific Grove.
Albert Kayser. s0s5 Linden street.
Oakland, reported that he boarded a
Haight-street car at the ferry on Sun
day night, and when Spear street was
reached he discovered that his diamond
stud. valued at $50. had been extracted
from his shirt front
H. D. Cooney All Mason street. re-
ported that while he was in the Hay
market Theater on Mason street with
two women late Sunday night his
pocketbook, containing $120, was stolen
from his inside coat pocket Cooney
had been drinking, and at first said the
pocketbook was taken from him at the
Belvedere Music Hall on OFarrell
street.
Detectives Matheson and Mulcahy
yesterday morning arrested Thomas
Costigan, suspected OF being a pick
pocket from Pittsburg. Pa Some OF
the recent victims. will be asked TO call
at the prison to see if they can identity
him.