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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04
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GheMie.

DeutImlanb, oas alte 2ano Der
Denter unb Der @rlbler. bietet na6
ieiner g6tigfeit in ben lebten 30 Sab
rem einen ge0en friiber O0Qftdnoig
~per6noertett MibliG. Der alte Tnuit
iii su ieiner MISUNDERSTANDING.
al ieinert &etorter une Tie9eln, Sus
rtidaetehrt unb hat fth leIbit einer
Herinngunastrnrt gebrnlt. Dime
Bib. Die oeutide gbenie bat ben
beutiden @eltbanfel neriinet unb
alien Wettbetuerb aus benz Geloe gee
lflaaen. DaS gibt man ielbft in
gitglano su, unb ons min etrua8 beis
Sen. Gaate bod turailh mod Elm
herpurraaenoer 20nbUner &aufntnafi,
DaH Die 1eutfme berniShe Snouftrie
Dbne ssra9e bic erfte Der @elt lei unb
BOB Deutihlano finfiehitel aIer in
Der Belt eebrnuhten Tarben ~liefere.
Der Neit bon Giniehitef nerteile iid
auf bic nnoererl SANDER. England,
oas nod Dor 80 Sahren ben garseiI
Mnrft fir 6alse uno Nltnlien, iDtuie
fir Enrbfteffe aus 4Dblenteer be-
berriht babe. babe bieie 1ihreribnft
an Deutiblano a%bgetreten, oas jebt
nidt uur fir Sarben, iunoern fiir alIe
gr3eueniiie Der ghemie ben erften
Stang IN Der @elt einnebme.
S1brlih ~proouaiert Deutihlan0
cine Wiuionen Tonner ShpefeIs
i1ure uno cine halbe WiQiDn EDnnen
S0oa. Ser Wert bea idbrli@ erpDrs
tterter gbinin nIein belduft fih auf
So, 1873, 900, uno Nntippri1 uno Nns
tifebrin erreihen faft einen aleiben
@ert. Der Grport an Sarben. Sdu.
rem uno bemiidlen Dinaitofen be.
|tduft iid auf $166, 900, 900.
Da8 @ebeimnis Des beutIhen @rs
folQes liegt in Der Iatiacbe, oaB es
cine game Nrtuee BON Wdnnern Der
@ifienifaft our Werfigun9 bat, BON
oerer jabretangem Stuoium oas 8as
terlnno jebt Die 6riibte erntet. Die
oeutibe Manufnttnr bat eS nerftan.
ben, Die gbemie nusbar gu MAIDEN
unb arbeitet 10 au iaeen nit 6od'
orud. gu aiebt es cine Sabrit, in
Der nidt peni3er als 100 @hemiter
Sabr fir Sahr nit Der grfinouna
feuer BrDonfte beihdfti9t Gino.
Mab Dem urteil 9aHuerftdnoiger
pereen bic 5000 hemiihen Tabriten
Deutlhlanos NIT ibren 1000 Nrs
beitern in biefem Sabre nit ibren
@rseuonifien eiuen @ert BON etpa
1875. 900, 900 erreiben uuo bic 90he
oes Exports an gbemitalien mag
ale frtberen Sabre in S6atten itel'
len. uno oas aIeS lit bic @rruns
aenihaft BON tautn 80 Sahren. 8as
lift elm Siea I'M Srieoen. Der mebr
inert 1T als aae duserlihen 3rieas'
erfolee unb Der bemeiit, Dab oer
Grduner Sauit mirflih mod 1T uno
feline Retorten uuo 9ieael CUR Nuer'
fenuana brinnt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04
sett aper go 1ahren

i6un tunrbe Mrs. Minslup'S Soos
thing : Sbrup BON Wiqiunen bon
Wiittern beitn 8abnen Der atnoer
a~igetuenbet. @irlt Dn i'm Gblafe
bur6 bas Sbreier, zines RinoeS ge.
ft1rt, oaR i'm 8abneu it uno DOE
Shmersen meint? Wenn 10, Iaffe
fof0rt cine Tlaihe bon ,.Wlrs.
WinslDms Soothing Syrup hDlen.
Sem Wert lit unbeaablbnr. gs tuiro
benz tleiren 2eioenoen ipfort yinoe.
runa neriHafen. GerlaBt euh boz
raul. Witter, es 1T fein 8meifel
onriiber. Sc beilt Diarrbpe, regus
liert ben Wagen uno Die 0ierer,
beIeitiat @iuo RHlif, ersuei6t ben
Waunien, perbtnoert gnt5inoune
uuo ftartt oae gnuse Sbftem.
vNlrs. @inelops Soothing Gurup@
fir sa6nenoe &inoer lit areenebm
i'm @ei@mad; oas &ecept itatnrtt
BON einent Der beften tueibliGen
Nerste in ben Ser. Gtanter. Go lift
BEL a0en Gruaoiffen in Der aar,aeri
@elt ~ baden. 8reis Is Gents per
Ilai6e. Sauft f,id3ts anoeres. nls
WrS. @inElDua Southinn Snruu.
-8r6iioent &ooiepelt bat CHARLES
g. Wa9DDn, ben friberen @pnners
rleur Der Bananas 3anal. Zone unb
ttinftigen Biee. @ouuerneur Der Bbi'
llpptnen, gum prouiiDriifen @0u'
uerneur BON Cuba ernannt. Gie
aus 6aoana aerneloet tuiro. aebt bic
@ntruafnuna BET fubaniiher RebeIs
len ihnea uno obne beIonoere
S6mieriafeiten ppr fiH. Sn ben
2anooiltritten Guba's lit Der 8ers
tebr tuieoer aufaenommen. Der fu'
baniibe @eianote 0uelaoa in 8aibs
inaton, Der feline &eianation einpe'
reiht batte, bat iie auF ben @unih
Eaft's tuieoer surii6ae5oaen; ebeniD
Der tubaniihe @efanote in Buris,
Or. 6errer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04

men abauB bot, 10 fteiat bas @afier
natiirlih beifdnoig uno es TT @efahr
u%Drbanoen, oaB entmeber oas iebr
reiGe mSmperial 8allen", Tuelhes
Die unnitteIbare Wa9barihaft oe8
r1euen Sees biloet, ebenfala nDq
@aiier lauft ooer oaB Iih Die Wafier
oeS sees irgenomD genaltlam einen
9urhbruh oerihaffen. 9esbolb bat
man audi aues W6glihe perlubt,
um ben aluB mieoer in lein a(tes
Bette gu lenten, btsher iino aber aIe
Beriube oeraebenS geneien.
Sebt bat aber Der befannte Gilens
babns Snaeuieur gpes Gonbulph Ell
men neuer Btan %eriDnnen, Der 5ur
NusFibruna aebraht tueroen loa.
ST berubt i'm @elentliden auf benz
8rinsip Der Smneaigteit uno Der
Nnipannuaa auer oerfiiabaren Ars
beitStrafte. Der 9urbbrud, rou oa8
teue Bett oes 9trDme8 beainnt. iou
burh einen Rielenoamti abgeihfui'
len uno oieler Damn iua in elmer
aans furser Belt aufaeflbrt meroen.
I'm oas fertie 81 bringen, bot
GanoDlph elm 3meiageleiie Der
Soutbern 8actfte nod Der Durds
bruhsftele gebaut uno [dRt aIe8
Waterial. beiien CT beoarf. an Ort
unb Steue i9affen. Damn bat er
unQefdbr 1000 Nrbeiter genau inftrus
iert, mas Tie I'M Qeaebener Iugenblid
|tun inllen. Gin paar 6unoert uDu
ibnen neroen nit erDBen Beioens
matraber Dber 8eiDenbtnbeln, Die
nit ftarfen Drdhten auiammen9ebuns
ben Iino, perSeber1 neroen uno menn
oas sienat CUR Nrbeit eeaeben niro,
banrl soerben bieie bic Watraben
Ihnea in ben EluB uerfen. Sofurt
ruirb cine anoere Gbteiluna n0t1 meba
rerer bunoert 2euten bereit iein. oieie
Watraber nit lonaen fpibeu Bf6blen
feitsuihfagen. Snamifben weroen
Die gilenbabnmaaen arDse Maiien
BON Gteinen berbeioebrabt haben
uuo biele rperoen barr auf Die Mta'
traben aeuprFen. Damn tomnten
tpieoer Wntrnben uno bann tuieber
Gteine, bis Der Damn bDh 9enu9
lift, unb iblieBlid miro man nod
iiber oas @an5e aroBe Maifen pDr
Gtes unD Sanb ausibitten.
Wan iieht, ales hdnat BON Dem
iHnenen Nrbeiten unb benz eraften
Sneinanber9reifen Der Nrbeiter ab.
I'm btes 81 ermDaliden. miro man
iibrigens einen Teil oe8 Wnlfera
burb einen Rarni abaulenfen iuden,
ben man nahher mieoer imlieBen
miro. Sc bfeibt aber INNER nod
Elm HteSenftnd Grbeit ibri9 uno bies
tam riur ausgefiibrt rneroen, meru
Die Nrbeiter init eirer ur0enleiner
Shneligteit uno Grattbeit arbeiten.
SIT Der sgluB erft einulal in fein altea
Bet wieoer blneinaeleuft, oana 1T
Die @efahr zines rieuer 9urhbrnha
nidt mehr orpB, Der Damn brauhi
oaber aud nitt 10 felt unb iulioe
%aufgemauert su meroen, mie man es
bel anoern oerartiaen 8autuerten
tun ttuB.
War Tam eeiparnt oarauf feln,
Db RnnbDlpb i'm 5tanoe iein tuirb.
feline tibne Sbee erf0lgreih our Nuss
flbruna su brin9en. SeDenfaus tuiiroe
baa Elm ruiiroiger NblhluB Der ienias
tipneIen @eididte bes Saltun Sees
fniu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04
@eraebenes Soften.

Die @ieoeraufrihtuna oes polnts
lden 0ationalItaates, Der 9roum
oes uur oer rhdlthtslpIen 5ntereIIens
uulitif oeS ebenaliQen 9reibunoes
Observation-Disclosures uno sur Dhns
nadat uerurteilten pDlniihen 8ottes,
Der burb Die renUlution6re Bepes
ouna in &uB(nno neue 0ahruna ers
haltert. miro. 10 'iehr audi Die polnis
ine Brefie ben patriutiiden @nt6uz
Itasntus baFir Al entHammen luht,
Elm frurtrner @unib bleiben. STE.
tette aus benz @rabe Der Bergnnaenz
belt toeroen niht tuieoer leben0ia.
@s giebt tnner nod Shpdrtner, Die
Die ratiDnale TDroernng beredtigt
finoen uno eS flr unnntirlib bolten,
baB 10 uno 10 niele Ntiuipnen 8D(en
auf orei 2dnoer uerteilt iino. in oes
men iie. big auf Deiterreid, national
unminoio bleiben. Mber an ben
@rfproerniffen ber barten Wirflih'
teit ftpBen fth Die ioealen 8iinihe.
I'm auf praftiIdem Boben at iteben,
ntub man eben tnnitatieren. oaB eS
einen eigentliden pDlnildlen Notip'
nalftaat ME eeaeber1 bat. SIN alter
pulnilhen &DniQrei@ biloeten Die
bentihen Bauern unb Burger, Die
2ittauer, &utbenen unb Suoen Elm
ben 8olen an &1pfanbl iberlegenes
Clement, unb in benz 8utunftsreih
Der polniihen 9rdut1e tuiiroe es aes
nal ebenio fem. 8or alien Die STU.
tbenen tuiiroen eirler1 iUlben Neibe
tuioeritreben. Sit oertaneen ielber
nam nattDnaler Selbftdnotefeit, uno
nit r,ehr Berehtiguua als bic Bus
len. Sc leben in HuBlano % bis 81
WiQionen Mutbenen. &edanet man
nasu bic etppa 4 Wiutonen Hutbeuer
in @aliaier, uno ungarn. 10 er9iebt
fih cine tUrnpatte Waiie nDrt II bis
Sc WiIiDnen 8utbener, tpogeQer bic
8Dler rlar Is Milipnen RDpfe adbs
len. Die ~rutbeniid,en GbaeDroneter
BET ruiiiihen 9unta nerlangen fir
lire 2anbeateile iebr entibieoen Mu.
tUnpm1ie. nobel tie pnrldufie mod
nidt nit ben Bnler s~uianmenitoBen.
Die bafielbe fir oaa Weidiel9ebiet
forbern. Sn @aliaien ieopb tDbt elm
filler, inQrimnliger 4arnpf srpiiben
BDlen uno Nutbenen. Die Nutbes
men linb in @abrbeit ben BDlen an
8abl iberleaer. aber Die Bplen Iinb
Die 6erren. uno iie trenoen ibr Ser.
rens &eht ridffhtslDs gegen lire
8lutsperuanote an, 9teie entbebrs
ten bisber Der Subrer i'm Matchmaker
Sample, oa Der rutbeniiGe Nbel fbDn
Dor Sabrbunoerten i'm 80lentutt auf'
aeaanaer lit. Neueroinas aber lit
cine national geibulte Snteqiaens an
Der Mrbeit, ibr BDlt gu itdrten uno
au eineu. Die nalisiihen 6utbener
fDr0ern Die W%utnnnunie bee rutbenis
5met Dffiden Teiles BON @ali5ien.
Dnbei ftno fie Der beutiden Sprahe
uno &ultur iebr freunblib geftnnt.
aber nur ola elner1 Wittel, ibr GDlf
gu heben unb su bil0en. Sn Mier
erideirt in beutlter Sprahe cine
WoheniGrtft. Die ufrainifhe Mnnb.
idbau, I'm, bic Melt fiir bic Ruthenerl
su intereifieren. Die Bufouina 1T
ons einSise 9ano. 100 Die Nutbenet,
8leibbereGtigun1 uro freie gntmiG.
flung fenner, bort fdrnpfen lie aeaen
Die &umdneti unb linb aud ben oeut'
Yhpu G;cAf,uocr fM4h(iA MhncFp-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-04

Role1s ODER pals : 8atorrb MIRO
lDfort beieitiet uno permanent turirt
ourb oSprp Gsrmaltm", (Gimer
q @menc). SH ellen aput6eten
81 baben,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
A. n. MOONE OFF!CIATES
AT ANOTHER RACE TRACK

Secretary Albert III. Moone, who has be-
come so widely known as the efficient
secretary OF tho Grand Circuit meetings
at Narragansett Park and who by his
good work was in demand for the same
position at Charter Oak track has been
secured as the secretary Of Crosse Point
track at Detroit
BY accepting this position he has be-
come the secretary OF four meets for this
season, these being Narragansett park
Charter oak track. Crosse Point and the
track at Cincinnati.
Mr. Moone says that Notwithstanding
all reports TO the contrary. the Grand Cir
cult meet will be held at Detroit this year
the same as before. The association at
Detroit has announced tho two stake
events. which Will be the $4,000 Mer-
chants and Manufacturers for the 2:2i
trot, and the 5000 chamber Of commerce
for the 224 pace. The races at Detroit
plan; that IS, every heat will constitute
race The entries there close on May g.
Mr.. Moore also says that tho races at
the local@Grand Circuit meet will be held
best two in three heats
Among the entries received for the $40 =
600 Charter Oak stake at Hartford is that
OF Toby Burke who will race Grattan
Boy, Jr. I'm this noted event. The race,
which IS the 2:09 trot, will be held on La
Dor Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19

The Grays fairly made mince meat Of
the Interstate League team al Melrose
Park yesterday afternoon to the tune OF
Il 10 /. The batting and fielding OF Gym
thia Taylor was the one bright spot In tho
work OF the Pawtucket players. Cynthia
hit the bali like second Laioie, getting
three clean clouts including a long two
bagger OF Poole. and one smashing sin
gle off Mulvey. In the field he also made
himself a record, pulling down three SKY
scrapers that looked god for several
bases The other batsmen found POole's
delivery closed book. and with the ex-
ception of Gallagher's line drive TO right
in the last inning Mulvey was just as
puzzling.
McCabe. Taylor and Gallagher d,"
about all the playing for Feeney's team
The rest were pressed into service for tho
occasion, and they looked the part lie was
disappointed I'm the non-appesrance ot
both his pitchers and sent q young man
from Texas named Johns into the box for
the opening session. Gallagher came In
from left field and occupied the centre On
the stage during the remainder OF the
contest He had very quick out curve.
but the Grays went at IL viciously and
for the next seven innings II fairly rained
base hits and runs.
The single run chalked up for the Paw
tuckets was turned i'm after Dillingham;
and Gallagher had struck out I'm tho hfth.
REYNOLDS hit a fast one 10 Kruger tha
was fumbled and Taylor came 10 the res
cue with n screaming two-bagger 10 left
centre Reynolds sprinting for the plate
for dear life.
Eleven OF the Grays went 10 the bat In
the second inning. four singles, two bases
on balls and a hit by pitched ball gather
ing fve runs one run followed In each
OF the next three innings. and then tho
Grays broke loose again. sending the ball
20 all quarters OF the field and adding five
more tallies. Three singles In the eighth.
assisted by a couple Of stolen bases, sent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
SIX GREAT AUTOMOBILES
IN fREE-F0R-ALL RACE

Six remarkable racing automobiles will
meet in the free-for-all championship Of
one mile In the automobile tournament AT
Atlantic city next week
So evenly matched are tho sextet OF
candidates for the $50 Atlantic city
trophy that the victory Is likely 60 hinge
on the ability and skill OF tho drivers The
contestants will be Walter Christie. with
his front drive leo horsepower Christie:
William Walker Jr. with G. A. Schroc-
der's 50 horse-poweP Darracq: s. u. Ste-
vens, Jr., or Guy Vaughan with tho 40
horsepower Darracq. with which Hem
cry won the Vanderbilt cup race: Harry
Mayncs. with the 20 horse power Grout
steam racer; william VI. Hilliard. ~ horse
power Napier. ana Montague Roberts.
with Harry :. Houpts 6o horsc-power
Thomas
webb Jay. who established the worlds
track record Tor ono mile az fSs with his
W hite steam racer ~ Morris Park iast
summer. will attend tho races. which will
be run Wednesday. Ehur.day and Friday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19

making all Of their eight hits during tho
four innings i'm which he twirled. Nourse
WAS decidedly more effective during the
remainder OF tho game. but his wlldness
was directly responsible for three Of The
four runs made by Bowdoin in the hnal
session.
- Bferff work In tltt-- fitiiA-was even more
erratic than the error column would
signify. Msiudged flies and dumb plays
occurred In rapid succession and but for
three fine throws TO the plate by HOVE,
Dickinson and Jones Bowdoin would have
had the game we'll In hand In the carly
innings
iIoye and Jones played good ball in tho
field. and Paine was the mainstay as
usual. with the stick. contributing 4 fine
three -bagger and a slsshng single.
Brown thought 10 have an easy time.
this being the first contest of the season
for Bowdoin. But two errors are charged
up against Bowdoin. while several fast
: plays were pulled OFF by the Maine play
ers. Bowdoin proved herself exceptional
ly capable in the outneld. where McDade.
Bower and Sparks gathered I'm n number
OF long hard drives. Files. the twirler
was effective largely because OF his good
headwork
The visitors In the second inning as
sumed the lead. Sparks found Adams for
hit, but was forced at second by Hodg-
son, Dickinson to Jones. Both Law
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
CHAMPIONSHIP FORM SHOWN
BY B0WLERS LAST EVENING

The Central quintet took two games at
the Washington alleys I'm the series OF
the city league last evening The first
two games were very close. Burnham
proved to be the high roller with total
OF S2i, while Thomas and Kelley followed
with 300 and 800 respectively.
The Atlantic experts took i'm all three
events from the visiting Chestnut Grove
delegation. Greene successfully ne
gotiated the 800 mark
Al the Broad street CASINO O'Gorma , =
players lost all three games. Rafferty, nm
ished with "A total OF 3ls. while Hoary and
Burlington obtained 30s and 30S respective
ly.
Auburn drew three straight from the
visiting valley delegation. Beaton and
Greenup were tied az 303 pins each.
The scheduled events OF the Peck street
team at Natick will be contested next Fri
day evening.
Saver made total-of 233 including
singles OF 100 and l25, at the Capitol Hill
alleys
The scheduled events at South Provi-
dence with the Infantry hall rollers will
be contested this evening
The East Providence players secured
two events AT tho Atwelrs avenue alleys.
CENTRAL .. WASHINGTON /.
CENTRAL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
BROWN HAD FATAL BALLOON TRIP In The NINTH

After having the game well in hand yes
terday the Brown varsity took a balloon
trip in the ninth inning OF the contest
with Bowdoin yesterday and lost its first
game OF the season by the score Of Z to b
Brown started in the ninth ahead by two
runs Nourse, who had relieved Adams
IN the fifth inning. had pitched effectively
for four innings, letting the Bowdoln boys
down without hit or run.
The freshman pitcher lost his arm i'm
the ninth and passed two men. With two
balls and no strikes on the next batter.
Tiff was called in from centre field TO
save the game. but failed 10 locate the
plate, and the sacks were filled. Dickin-
sons wild throw To the plate let In two
men and tied the score. Tiff retired the
next batter on strikes. and II looked IKE
nm extra inning game. but Elrod booted
Hodgson's hard grounder and then mate
weird throw TO the plate, giving Bow
dom two more runs and the game
Brown made weak try for the game
in her hair OF the game. Dickinson and
Tiff reaching first on Files wildness. Ell
rod however struck out, and Dcnnie and
Graham were easy outs on flies TO centre
and left
The freshmen battery. Adams and Ray
mond opened the game for Brown. Bow
doin found Adams delivery easy to solve,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE STAMPING.
AMERICAN HISTORY TOLD
IN The YlD0ISH TONGUE

Two lectures on American history. ac-
given I'm Yddish at the Doyle avenue
school on Mondays, April % and 80. under
the auspices of Gaspee chapter, Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution
These are one set in series OF four.
which this society is gTvng TO the for
eign element in it's native tonsuc5 and
have already been delivered in Italian
and Portuguese in this city
They have been translated into Yiddish
by a student OF Brown university who
recently came 10 this country from Rus
sla. and whose services the chapter en-
listed and are both interesting and in
structiye. Admission is free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19

George Sutton continued his extra
ordinary billiard play AT Madison Square
Garden last night and defeated George
Slosson by n score OF 200 to 27i
His runs were not OF the kind he made
when he beat Hoppe with record aver
age, but he played with such precision
that e."Student' had no chance 10 win.
The carly innings were un!mportant
After Slosson had made seven in his 18th
inning. sutton ran up "a points by diversl-
fed all-round work in which nursing
played a very small part. Some of his
shots were marvels in their way ard his
position I'm caroms off two or moro cush-
ions was remarkable. Slosson got - on
his next turn and Sutton made another
nice bunch OF "a off open table caroms.
The score at the end OF the 18th inning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
PAWTUXET

An entertainment was given by thu
Lakewood base ball club in Firemen's
hail. Pawtuxet. last evening. The pro-
gram was as follows: Piano solo, Miss
Grace Titus: recitation. Miss Ada Haw-
kins: mandolin solo. Arthur Young; piano
solo. Miss Mildred Hawkins; a sketch
called "Trusty and True: tableau. Maud
and ST.: piano solo. Miss Grace Titus.
monologue and storytelling, Mr. Fred
sherman: piano solo. Miss Bessie Hart.
The lest number was an imitation or
Houdini's packing case mystery. which
was performed by w. r. Pickering ot
Lakewood. Mr. Pickering entered the box
at 900 and appeared again at 1928. II TAX
ing him Just eight minutes TO escape. This
box was opened and in IL were found
trays filled with paper roses These were
distributed 10 the ladies. Ice cream and
cake were for sale and there was dancing
afterwards.
A salad supper was given In the Paw
tuxet Baptist church last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-19
SULLIVAN CHALLENGED

Mr. Con. the trainer and manager OF
Luther Manuel. one OF the principles in
the fight at Valley Falls on Tuesday even
ing is not at all satisfied with the result
of tho fight on that night or with the
treatment accorded his man and IS out
with a challenge Offering 90 post 500
against any amount that his man will
stop sullivan inside OF Is rounds
lie would stipulate, however that the
fight be held before another referee and
one who has had an amount OF expert
cncc. He claims that the fight on Tues
dav evening was not what II should have
been in tho way OF fairness and I'm ius-
tice 90 his man he would like 10 have an
other match arranged
Ne and Manuel left last evening 20
New York where they viii he gone for
week 20 tako part in some OF the bouts al
the Sharkey A. c.
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renee and McDade however "hingled'
which resulted I'm a score by Hodgson Inc
other two men were easy outs Brown
got back at the visitors in the third, when
two runners crossed the rubber After
McAvoy had famed the air Denme arrow
a base on balls. stole second and scored
on Hodgsons $ misplay on Adams grouhf-
er. Adams stole second and tailed 'h
Jones hit over second base. Bowdoin ued
the score In their half OF the third stan
wood drove a bounder through Dichm-
son and went TO second when Jones threw
Bower out at first. Files, however. scored
his teamrnate with n single.
Brown forged ahead again in tho tourth.
Paine secured alashing three-Dagger
over the left fielder's head. After Kay :
mond and Dickinson had flied out Elfou
brought Paine I'm on a hit To right nciu
There was no more run getting unul tne
eighth inning. VIII, Brown made two tai
lies Hove got a Texas Lacquer. stole sec
ond and scored on Paines hit Paine
himself scored on n do, Ole steal with
RAYMOND With the game apparently ~eti
brown went up I'm the air In the ninth
and did not strike terra flrma again until
il was all over. Attendance 200. inc
score.
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BowDoIN.
TWO fILLIES FIGURE IN
WINS YESTERDAY AT kQUEDUCT

Two flics that promise to play i'm
won at tho Aqueduct track yesterday.
They were Lady Amelia and Edna Jack
SON Lady Amelia won the first race in
romp. Edna Jackson gave away much
weight by the scale TO lot OF fast
sprinters and beat them over the six-fur-
long route in l12 As. the fastest time
made this season.
These two mares showed clearly that
the winters rest was beneficial Filies
very often retire 10 winter quarters with
great speed and come forth the follow
ing spring without a trace OF 1t. Not so
with Lady Amelia and Edna Jackson.
They kept their speed and will be domi-
nant factors I'm the turf fixtures Of the
future
Lady Amelia looked SO well and moved
so freely in her preliminary gallop that
the bookmakers held her at the prohibi-
tive odds OF TO Q. She won I'm a slow
gallop by a length from Benap.
Edna Jackson's victory was accom-
plished I'm similar style. She sprang
away from the barrier with all the speed
OF n greyhound and left the others be-
hind. At the finish In the last furlong
Tommy waddell challenged resolutely-
hut without avail The time Of the race
equaIled the track record made by Merry
England I'm 1903.
g. r. Johnson and Matte Corbett made
the ring pay dearly for Israfers victory
I'm the second race.
They backed this colt heavily and
cleared up nearly $4,000 between them.
The tip was broadcast. ana the club house
contingent won big sums. ISRAELI beat
his opponents easily.