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"f Rent Houses.
DAVID MOORE,
1928 N Y. ave.

lShEO
ip3s Dartsaouth NJ.
40 Stanton ne. Tor, be- 80
iis Sd NV. Or, b. :, .D.D
1925 q NV. Tor. b.
steam neat. .D-a
gil A Sc. I2r, b. .4o-6o
1917 18th NV. Tor. 40. 20
24fp lith NV. Tor. 80 50
1889 Sta ughfon. Tor. h4o.oo
1920 Corcoran. l2r, b. 40. so
s22l School. Tor. h. $500
1890 Dartmouth NV. Or.
u. hot wster heat % 20
1918 Corcoran. Tor. b. so
1917 Harvard. Tor. b. -3a- 20
1908 riggs NV. sr. b. 50 80
rs V NV. ar. b. 90. 80
1892 Riggs NV .Sr&b3o- -
sf3 18th NV. 7r. b. 80. 80
1873 Todd pl. 7r, b.. .21.50
III 9Th ne. Or. h. q 10
GA Sth ne. OF, D. w
ei6 sth ne. Sr. b. II 30
134e-42-44 r ne, Or. b. $3.50
e2Q Utica NV. 7r, b.
Il W ht. -.......X.o
1905 G. So. Or. b. .22.!1
1907 q sc. Cir. b. =. .22.o
1852 Nav NV. 6r.. .20.a0
1905 r Sc. Or. b. :. .1S.bO
1899 Sth NV. 5r. Is 80
81 Logan CT, 4r..-. $50
SHED.
r33 Ciu'ii.i1r.9h. .12a- m
lTs4 9 NV. lor. b.. l25- W
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FOR RENT--i84 A ST NE
$3.50 MONTHLY
Splepddly located 7-room brick; modern bath:
property IN good order.
BLuNDON. o'BRiEN BELT. Inc. 122o NV.
apl6-St
FOR RENT-oNE OF REST HOUSES IN CRY
for $3.50 PER month; Groom brick; bath; alley
In rear. sos 7th ST. s.w. Apply to r. A. PHIL
LIPS. 14o6 g st. NV apiG-3t'
FOR RENT. J. MILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV
81 ne. 1ir, h. $50. sol II Ffs av NV Eat 20 So
21OlS r NV 81, b. nat %. s0t $40 II ne er b. IS 50
FL i754 villa I'd Or h22 so 12i5 ne. 20 hat 80
lie. cor. 9th and II SITS. NV. sto, Gel $500
aplAo
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R1141 av NV A. 4O.0ol
UNsURPAsSED EACiLITIEs FOR THE COL.
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only partial list OF the properties
10 our charge. but we will be glad to furnish
plet" bulletins on application at this office.
THOS ]. FISHER CO, Inc.
i4i4 ST NV. adjoining the New Willard.
-Sa IN
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iFiV NJ INV. VI. So- .ipV-No
100 Md av ne, Tor.
b neasel. -...... 100 on
100 18th nv. Tor. b. so 90
Argyle. DC, Tor. b. 70 90
2019 18th nw.1ir&2b.$ SOS
$40 Stanton ne. Tor. b5o. 90
NEVIS.
itnrl d. 5r & b. 80 90
sI4 VI NV. Or. b. No 2..27 90
f5e G ne. 2n. Or. b. .2,i.50
1909 LIST NV. Or. h. .26 50
$40 G ne. LIST floor,
$50 q NV 80 fi.5r, b. $50. 20
1909 18th NV, 4r. b. .25. 90
rhe Raymond. 3r. h.25.OD
sl4 VI nv. No.4, Ar. BIS. 20
Prescott. 5r, b. -. 300
o5OT Central av.5r. b. 23. SO
3G14 to % Eslin av NV,
Cd raor. hr. h. .22.S9
sofa TO % Eslin nv NV.
ist floor. Er u. %. %
2313-1s-21-23 " NV.
1st II. 5r. b. .... .22.ao
1905 T. So. Or. b. e.. 1880
tTTS 1;th NV. 3r. h.. rs -
21s 4th. Sc. Ar. b. 1900
I2i1 Duncan ne, Ar, b15. 80
!4iih Duncan. Al. D. $50
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FOR RENT-1310 FAIRM0NT, COL HEIGHTS:
322 ri Sc; rooms. bath; fine shape: opp. St
Peters Church .......... S27 80
apl6-3t~ GEO. NJ SLYE, 62o f NV.
FOR RENT 1905 ] ST. NV; 2-STORY PRESS
ed brick; bay window: rooms. ba th and side
alley. NJ j. KEANE. Colorado bldg. api6-3t
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FOR SALES, geo
Girari st. tforn'eriy Binney, near 14;h. three
and bath; furnace heat; wel built home.
$500.
- three-story brick on Irving st. formeriy
$4,000 This house has been held for $1,000.
Owner anxious to sell Make offer.
On 18th st. nw-Coumbia Heights-7 rooms
and bath and attic; steam heat; modern In
every respect.
ssooo.
Columbia Heights-on lith St. rooms and
bath Cheap at price asked.
$475o
Near 9Th and 9 sts ne. A fine Groom and
$3.50.
On seaton st. near LIST. two-story brick, 6
$4,000.
home G st. ne. near It'll G rooms
and bath: furnace heat everything moderu
s4.1oo
North Carolina dl ave near Lineeln PARK, 8
alley In rear: good home In nice neighbor-
$4,000.
fqgses heat. ne saass oh and batn
small cash payment, balance monthly.
$4,000.
large and airy rooms: good chance for any
s.. 700
Look at this Groom and bath house In Bloom
tngdaie; corner OF alley; furnace heat; a desira
Bile home.
$500.
Near Howard University on eth st NV. 8
rooms and bath; we'll rented.
.n, o., Ga CLARENCE BARNARD;
ap14-3t.eSu
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FOR REET-HoUsEs.
UNTURNTsHED.


rUH xENT-
THos J. FISHER q CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
14fl ST. NV.
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UNRURNIsHED.
b. o04 . ne, r.. .8.10
H. .00oI lz05 18th NV. Or. b.3S 20
!. d. ]. 5GetO1S LIST NV, Or. b. .21-@
b. Il. 50 ia ID se. Or. b. .Zx1o
/, M. 800 f20z 81 ne. Or. b.. 80
:. %. 15pI Redwood. D G, 6r.-1x0Q
b. f5ui Brightw'd. 70 acres. 1000
p. -1zai Lot n a 1877 90
Il, 3hl25s Lots ~ 4 IS. "a -. u. %
b. .10 COLORED.
Il, 2b. i2SI 726 I'd ne. O.. .-s.12sS5
2b--.10o APARTMENTS.
= B. HOO The Louisiana, 81, b. .ee0
D. .G.Oi The Alabama. 18th and
. xb9o q " NV, {, 8. e. and b
.7h. 16Q apis. .S3f 50 to $500
b. rs .0otThe Maury. Nr22, 81, h6O. 90
D.. b10.00i The Alienhurst, nth and
}. .7k00l Col "a. Sr, b apts. RS. 10
b. 1900 and so, 50.
}. .lcl0V, Park I'd NV, near 18th, 3
l. 700 & Or q b. $s8-6o & 36.5Q
!, 2b70-00i The Avon. Ilth and Cot
b. $500 I'd, 5 & Or, b apis, al 30
.W .00l $3.50 and $3.50
b. as .00I T NV bet 18th & 18th, 5
!. b .6O. ooi & Or & b apis. $3.50
b. GO. 0G to S87. so.
/. b. 5000 The EIteron, 11th and
!. b. 70 Oh Col I'd. 8 Il Or, b apis,
b. :. .oo. 0ol $3.50, $3.50 & SIS. so
:, b-6O .00I The Stod.lert. Or. b. 30 %
b. .hA.00i l745 Willard. Or. b..?2-0 90
b. 80. col B & @, No 5. Or. b..30.00
b. 30 50l b Sc bet 18th Il 18th. ar
}: $500 4 b apis, $24 & $26- 90
!. b. O.00t Mass av Sc bet 18th and
, b.41.50i 14tf, 4 & 5t & b apis,
II, BOO ESQ. $25 and $27. 90
b. AZ DOL Morgan NV, 5r and b
Or ,b42.O0 apis. $50. so and $500
r. b. 40 so 701 r / av NV, Or. b. Is. 90
II, b. 40. t0I 307 II NV, 5r, b. %. 50
:. b.40.00I B & Q. No 1. 7r. b..2x66
, b. 40.00I 100 Girard NV. Ar. b. 10. 25
I. b. a8. 00i $50 Orleans pl, Al. b. 16. so
5..37 .50l 1926 I'd ne, 81, b. 1850
;, $50 656 Morton ne, Ar, bis. SO
;. b.3s .00l 1920 c ne, r,b. :. Is. 90
BIAS 60 Quincy ne, Ar, b. apis. 1900
b..36-O0 COL0RRD.
:. .3J. 90 I43 Chicago ne. <r,b.12. 80
b.. .32.6 145 Chicago ne, Ar. b. IL. 80
sEPING APARTMENTS IN THB
lie ,STODDERT. THE B. ( Q.
AND THE REGINA.
OFFICES.
80. 100 1929 F NV. .$6$1e
30.O0 1lI4-16 F nw.....$10-$l6
.$5-S45 1921 + NV. .$10-$i6
.$l0-$2aISw cor 18th & Enw.$4-$15
IF, b. 1908 + NV. room 4. .ie.0c
800 1908 L NV. room ,. 10 0o
g. .20Oo
STORES.
NV. :, COO II D NV. So. GO
3 292b NJ NV 85.Oc
:. .0O.W 1912 E NV. $500
STABLES.
II 329 No av nw.2 stl. 500
A. 400
FACILITIES FOR THE COL.
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eli 18th NV. ssr, Oh,
.o6 6sa Mass ; NV. Is kss 200 90 %
1922 Vt sv. 20r63b. $50 90
ioia isth NV. l2r. =. \
1912 * NV. l2r & bis. IS
1922 y Fl av, lar. 2b,
bot-wates Lcrt. .15.M
ell1 Baneros. III. b. rs. ooI
175I . NV. Ter, h .15. ooI
lI27 y nv. i2f. 2h. .fh. o0I
1924 7 NV, l2r, b.. al. Dol
1146 Q NV. 12r. h. 40 eel
I43e Park NV. I2r. b.
stable ......... .65. 90
1924 n II av. lar. %.
hot-water heat :. .65. 0aI
2436 Columbia rti. H..
Oh. steam heat =. .s5 90
1881 Kenyon, Tor. b co. 6:I
1873 Harvard NV. 10.
b (Feb D......... GO. 20
l1S6 18th NV. Tor. b IS 20
1893 18th sw. Tor. h.s2 80
11o9 18th NV. Tor. h. 5000
1fII Riggs nw.iOr. b 30. M
"a NJ ne, I2r. 2b. IS. so
2o12 Hiiirer pl. Tor. b45. 20
Dr. p. hot-yvnrer hfS ~
1916 18th NV. 10r&b. As 80
cOS L NV. l2r. l.. as q
FURSI
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oR BENT-fI WESCOTT Il WILCOX.
1907 PenDa. ave.

+ tti HEN - u W FSAc
1907 Pei
29Gt 18th. lar. Oh. $3.50
2U2S Il, l2r. stable. 400
2i3-. L.. 81. Il. sGll. ..+ -. 81
1921 Pa ave. Tor, b. 80 80
l1VU ,, 81. b. IS. 80
100 22d. 81. b, eel. $500
S0T 23d. sF, b, eel. so. 80
sos c ne. Sr, b. lat. 1850
1916 kiIignI'R. Is, Il. iat2a 20
e2l French. Or. b, lat. % 80
GA I'D. 7r, h. lat 80
2i3S Va aY, Ar. W. II. so
STORES.
40 18th, 1r. ", g...-30.50
600 10th sw st, 2r, b. Is ST.
2iIo l., st, W, eel. Is. 90
ETA BLES.
1ic i0th.reHr. s.r.w. 10 &C
for full list OF small
office.
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ma. ave.
APARTMENTS.
TIE CARLISLE. 1913 N,
MISUNDERSTANDING:
. rooms. hath -. %. 30
2 rooms. bath. 1850
1920 o, 1st Fl, 5r, b. $3.50
30io X. Or. b. heat. $500
G0i0i3 II, orb. heat. 22.50
1898 II. 5r. b. heat. .22. 30
1872 Sd. 1st Fl, 5r, b. .22.50
lTl2 Sd, 2h. 5r. b. 20 50
SOFA 23d, list n,5r .b21.10
o03s1z X. III. b. heat.2o 81
So42la K. 6r, b. hest20. so
a012 NJ, 2r, W. .12.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S8 La av, heated
rms, IS. SO. sig 30. $50
houses aud Oats sppiy al
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Sheboygan Mineral Water Splits
10 cts.
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"&LNT" brand soda water is made
from pure distilled water. The South
western Bottling Co. 3-24tf
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THE CURTIS
TERRITORY BILL
Continued from Page 3.

have been contracted after July first,
nineteen hundred and Two, or for
which warrant, have been regularly
issued, such payment, 10 be made
from any funds IN the United States
Treasury belonging 10 said tribes. All
such claims arising before dissoiu-
,iun oi the tr.b.. government, shall
b. presented to the Secretary Of the
Interior within >iX month, after
such dissolution. and he shall make
all rules aEd regulations necessary
20 carry this provision into effect and
shall pay all expenses incident 10 the
investigation OF the validity of such
claims or Indebtedness ont ut the
tribal funds, Provided, That all
taxes accuiug under tribal laws or
regulation, OF the Secretary Of the
Interior shall be- abolished from and
after December tlirty-fr,t. nineteen
numbered and five. but thi, provision
shall not prevent the collection after
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I'VE. and an such taxes levied and
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li the purchaser of any town lot
sold under the provisions of law re-
gardiug the sale of townsites in the
Choctaw. Chickasaw. Cherokee
Creek or Seminole nations fail for
sity days after approval hereof
10 pay the purchase price or any
in>tallment thereof then due or shall
fail for thirty day, to pay the pur-
chase price or any installment there
of falling due hereafter. he shall for
felt all rights under his purchase.
together with all money paid there
under and the Secretary of the In
terror may cause the lots upon which
such forfeiture is made TO be resold
at public auction for cash. under such
rules and regulations a. he NAV pre-
scribe. All municipal corporations
in the Indian Territory are hereby
authorized to vacate strets and al
leys. or parts thereof. and said
streets and alleys. when vacated.
shall revert 10 and become the prop
erty of the abutting property owners.
See. -. That all coal and asphalt
land. whether leased or Unbiased.
shall be reserved from sale under
this act until the existing leases for
coal and asphalt lands shall have ex-
pired or until such time a. may be
otherwise provided by law.
Sec. II. That the lands in the
Ihoctaw. Chickasaw. Cherokee.
Greek and Seminole nations reserv
I'd from allotment or sale under any
Act of Congress for the use or bene-
ID Of any person. corporation or or
shall be conveyed to the
person. corporation. or organization
entitled thereto: Provided. That
4 any tract or parcel thus reserved
hall. before conveyance thereof. be
for the use for which ii
vas reserved by the party in whose
interest the reservation was made.
uch tract or parcel shall revert TO
he tribe and be disposed Of as other
urplus lands thereof: Provided. |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31

which she does and goes free.
but only for short time. as the
monks and mob clan-or for her life. En-
riQuc by this time has rtUned TO his be-
lief In her inuoncencc. antsslefsnds her as
long as IL seemingly possible. when 10
raya brings death TO him and herself by
a kiss I'm which poison is administered.
Ia Sorcierc' Is indeed startling and
singular mixture Of love. passion. intrigue.
hypnotism and religious fanaticism. The
first two acts are proliX and contain an
element of suspense sort ~ pilng up
az II were, OF things TO eventually hap
pen.
IL tho fourth act comes the climax
and the greatest scene I'm tho piece. ~
takes place at the nquisltorial council.
while the last act is n combination Of
pToblematic solutions and sudden death.
as Is 30 often found In Sardous plays
Mime. Bsrnhardts supreme Acting I'm the
fourth act was an absolutely perfect
cataclyscn OF proud denunciation and
stout defiance. and although we are led
90 believe that she has perfect control of
her emotions. n did appear that they
seemed % master her and was about as
real az N ~ was all actually taking place
I'm reality ~ was superb when she
turned. with flashing eyes upon her in
quisitors ard declared that she would re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
PAWTUCKET.

Both branches Of the city council meet
tonight. A plea for less extravagant ap-
preparations will be made by Mayor Hig-
gins.
At last nights meeting OF the Park
Place Congregational society, the re-
ports OF officers were read and then fol-
lowed the election. those selected being:
Moderator N. T. Kinyon; clerk, Frank
.. Bishop: treasurer. John w. Little au-
ditor, A r. Matteson: collector. Mrs Ida
E. q. Meader; trustees. J. H Cummings,
A. r. Matteson. David Harley f r.
Trafton, John w Little. A. r. Vaughan.
Frank o. Bishop. A. o. Bowen and Geo.
Thackery william c. Bowen was elected
a member or the membership committee
and after the transaction Of several mat
ters OF minor importance the meeting al
journed.
Rev Thomas j. Gillian ofYiclated at the
funeral mass OF requiem for Mrs. Cath
erien McNabb at St. Mary's church. yes
terday Many friends gathered to pay
a last tribute OF respect TO the memory OF
one they sincerely respected.
woman who thought she saw hard
looking man screamed so hard that a cit
izen reported her predicament at the po-
lice station. and Patrolmen Jeffers and
Smith Joined in a search for the man.
Then the woman walked away.
The Girls Bible Glass OF st. Pauls
church Is getting busy I'm business way,
as a number of sales have been arranged
To raise funds for the church.
Some person stole a horse blanket from
Off the back Of Napoleon Roberge's steed
yesterday. This was the second theft Of
the same nature reported 20 the police
inside OF two days
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do with the other and the guests not
always known az all 90 one another This
is developed rlausibly and forms cap
ital. as IL Is an essenti la, background for
the complications. The company engaged
for the production appears to be sut-
ficiently capable so far as may be judged
by a first night performance Mr.. GIL
more as the Impoverished lord Is an en-
gaging Juvenile actor though rather too
Juvenile 10 bear out the awful reputation
OF a misspent-and in debt life that he Is
credited with He smokes a cigarette
more like a schooboy subject TO the law
against selling to minors than dreadful
daredevil who has been raising the old
Harry for some time and has got to
brace his yards
Mr. Hare as the lad whose father Is
"in trade" gives an amusing character
sketch along the lines OF the familiar
stage Johnny" Mr. Edwards, a self
made millionaire but with the love of the
joys OF boyhood stll strong within him,
Is excellent In a character part that is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
son OF CAPTAIN REES
DROWNED At PLYMOUTH, N. H.

Portland, Me. Jan. 3l-The wife OF
capt. Corwin p. Rees. L, s. N. yesterday
received information OF the death OF their
14-year-old son. Merrill. The boy met with
an accident while skating at Plymouth.
\. H.. where he had been attending school
and died while an operation in an effort
to save his life was being performed
Capt Rees is serving on court martial
duty at Annapolis
CAPT. REEFS LEAVES AT ONCE
Annapolis. Nd, Jan a.-Capt. c. p.
Reee, president OF the court martial trv-
ing GASES of hazing at the Naval acad
emy. was informed by telegraph Last
night OF the sudden death OF his son in a
Northern city yesterday. Capt and Mrs
Rees leave Annapolis today. and hence il
is thought the sessions OF the court will
be suspended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
PAWTUXET

About dozen OF the friends cf Miss
Euyn Hill for n number Of years in
charge OF the Edgewood Free library. as
senibled at the home OF Miss Minnie TIL
linghast at the corner OF Broad and
Ocean streets for a pleasant evening to-
gether. before Miss Hill goes 20 Califor-
MIA 20 reside. Most OF those who were
present attended the Plymouth Consre-
gational church with Miss IIll. when she
was resident OF Pawtuxet and the az
fair was n very pleasant one last night
After a supper was enjoyed there were
musical selections and u was late before
the party broke all being 10th TO termin.
ate 40 pleasant an AFFAIR
The friends OF Fred Johnson were very
sorry yesterday TO learn that he was
suffering from a recurrence OF the trouble
with his side where he had been operated
upon for appendicitis. This attack Is not
nearly as serious as Me previous ones
have been. although ~ was necessary 70
summon Dr. Fletcher. IL is expected he
will be able TO be out for a while today
or tomorrop,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31

nounce her faith when the Christians be,
came better than her own people. ana
then. turning 20 the crucihX, demanded
justice from the God OF her persecutors.
IN Is I'm this scene that one notes the
great range OF her ability and genius Her
voice and actions, so seductive ana
amorous I'm the majority Of the previous
scenes, breaks out In a perfect avalansene nc ne
OF sounds that made the audience edge
forward and their hearts beat I'm sym
pathy for the poor Moorish girl The
death I'm the last act was n quick one;
probably the audience felt grateful for
this.
Undoubtedly the full force OF Madam
Bernhardt's genuine was lost last night
upon the audience I'm as much as probably
many OF them did not understand French
perfectly. and IL was enjoyed more Than II
was understood Yet on the other hand. IL
Is tho highest kind OF a compliment 10 note
that II was the acting. OF this wonderful
woman without the advantage OF being
wholly understood by her hearers and
yet who stoll retained the deep and con-
tinued interest
Monsieur Decoeur as Don Enrique, the
lover. was superb and carried force with
his work throughout. His Interpretation
was serious and is entitled 10 much favor
able comment. Monsieur de Max, as
Cardinal Ximenes. the chief inquisitor.
gave remarkable performance, while
Madame Berbier as Manuela was convinc-
ing and effective, as was Madame Mea
as Afrida the crazy hag
The entire support ~ Of the highest
order, while the stage settings were OF
tho hest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
Al Regular Monthly MseIIEg Of Providence
v.teran FIIemehS Association

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Providence Veteran Firemen's associa-
ton was held last night. William T..
sullivan. John T. Meledy. owen McElroy
and James j. Dugan were elected 20 regu-
lar membership and Moses w. Tent was
elected an associate member.
The following advisory committee. TO
further consider the matter OF holding the
muster OF the New England States Vet
eran Firemens league In Providence was
appointed: Benjamin f. Harrington. Capt
George Hunt. ex-Prcsident John Il.
Spencer ex-President Samuel l.. Car
penter. John Kcan. John +. Hall Lieut..
Daniel NJ Patt, Lieut. Patrick G. Henry.
Hon Iorin NJ. Cook. Albert &. Winsor,
Charles r. Withe, Capt. AlonZo williams.
Washington /. Williams. Leroy X. Whit
man. James Bradshaw and James Mccoy.
IT was voted that the association pledge
$500 to the expense OF "a muster. B. r.
committee. A. g. Winsor secretary;
Washington /. Williams. treasurer
President HarringtOh appOInted -Tne fol-
lowing committees for the ensuing year:
Standing committee, Leroy n. Whitman.
Thomas II. Duty. James bradshaw
James Mccoy; refreshments. Capt. George
Hunt. who will appoint assistants: au-
tin: First ward. George H Paddock:
Third. Henry @. Perry; Fourth. Edward
O. Cushman. Fifth. a. &. Winsor. Sixth
Pembroke s. Eddy: Seventh. William A.
Percival: Eighth. George W. Horton:
Ninth. John y. Hall; Tenth. William r.
Sullivan East Providence. John Ware.
ham; Auburn. Charles W. Trescott.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31

The Plinkety Plunks defeated the Mar
ragansetts i'm a hotly contested and very
close game on the local alleys last night.
While the former team got away with
two out OF three strings, the Narragan-
setts had the biggest total The score for
the three strings was 1929 for the Plinkety
Plunks and 1871 for the Narragansetts.
Sweet OF the Plinkerty Plunks made the
best single string His score was 107.
Foyer OF the Narragansetts was second
was 1903 The Plinks won the first string
with a score Of 408 to 402 In the second
string the Narragansetts won out with
402 TO 1898 There was a lively bid by both
teams for the third string, which vas
finally captured by the Plinks by a score
OF l33 10 ~. The full score was as fol-
lows. d