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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
CIR AVS r1EET BUFFALO NEXT
BOXING FANS HAVE BUSY WEEK

The fight followers OF this city and Sec
tion are to have some very interesting
bouts this week beginning with tonight
Arthur Cote meets George Ashley this
evening and there are two. other inter-
esting bouts on that will make the Val
ley Falls club blot out the stigma that
has been attached TO Il owing TO the
bouts that have been recently held there.
Bobby Tukel OF Fall River will meet
Tommy Kelly OF Pawtucket for six rounds
and In the semi-fnal Young Mintel OF
Pawtucket will meet Jack Winters Of
Omeyville. This will give the fans all
they may look for I'm the way of interest.
Again tomorrow night the Rhode Island
A. G. calls all fghtdom with the card Of
fered there. Arthur Cote is scheduled to
meet Kid Coffey OF New York I'm the
feature bout. Both OF these men are
known here and the fans will flock TO
see them. Despite the fact that Cote is
10 fight tonight and again tomorrow night
IL is thought that ne will give a good ac-
count OF himself and has hopes of win
ming both.
In the other bouts Billy Freeman meets
Billy McGovry. and Danny Custer faces
Pick LAWN Neary and Jimmy Briggs
meet I'm the ring at the Lincoln club. Chel-
sea. tonight the boxing fans may rest
assured they will see one OF the fastest
and fiercest bouts that has been held I'm
these parts for a long time.
In building and aggressiveness there IS
little difference between these boys They
are strong. rugged and clever. and have
a good punch with either hand. Their
style Of milling Is OF the hair-raising
kind: they waste no time, but bore in
from the tap OF the gong.
The bout Is limited to Is rounds. but
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

no one expects IL TO last so long. This
will be their third meeting. and while
Neary has got the decision in both bouts
In Milwaukee. which were of six rounds.
II has not lessened Briggs confidence in
his ability 10 win tonight.
Charles Neary meets Jimmy Briggs at
Chelsea tonight.
Ii is the intention OF the club 10 match
the winner of the bout against some other
topnotch boxer
In addition 10 the main bout there will
be a couple OF preliminaries
The featherweght championship tight
between Attell and Neil which was to
have taken place I'm Los Angeles couple
of weeks ago. but was postponed on ac-
count OF the earthquake, is set for Fri
day night.
Kid Pantz and Young Kenney OF Lowell
are booked for the feature bout at the
Lincoln club Thursday night This bout
Is result OF the meeting OF Kenney and
PantZ at the Hub theatre Saturday night
when they were supposed TO have a
friendly bout. They became excited. how
ever, and but for the referee one OF
them would have won decisive victory.
The Hawthorne club OF Charlestown
will hold an amateur tournament at its
clubhouse Saturday night The classes
will be 105. ll5. 125 and 1855 pounds and
large list OF entries has been received for
each class.
Jimmy Hanlon and Monk the News
boy. who put up such a slashing fight
at the Crescent club. Brockton. a week
ago, will meet again at the same club
Thursday night. There will also be three
preliminary bouts.
The Spindle City club Of Lowell has
three good bouts on its card for Friday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

night Kid Hessell and Joe Nelson will
meet In the feature bout
While n defeat generally Injuries IN
boxers reputation. IL IS not so in the
case of Sam Iangford, who lost 10 Jack
Johnson In Chelsea Thursday night. The
sports now regard him with more favor
than heretofore. and II Is their belief
that on the night he met Johnson he
could have defeated not only any man
I'm his class but any, middleweight. His
hackers and friends nave not lost con-
fidence in him. and some day this week
they are going 10 post a large forfeit
and challenge Jack O'Brien to box him
for the mlddleweight championship and
a good side bet.
Bouts scheduled
Monday-Charley Neary VS. Jimmy
Briggs. Harry Gilman VS.. Frank Adams
and Al Bates VS.. Dave Attell, Lincoln
club. Chelsea, Harry Lewis VS.. unknown,
Tommy Feltz VS.. Jim Kelley. and Harry
Decker VS. Kid Beehe PHILADELPHIA;
Matty Baldwin VS.. Jack Lowery. Kid
Corey VS.. Jim Ryan. and j Carroll vs.
Sammy Smith, New York; at Webster.
several bouts.
Tuesday--Arthur Cote VS.. Kid Coffey,
Thornton; Willie Cornell VS.. Jeff Doherty,
Bridgeport.
Thursday-Kid Pantz VS. Young Ken
ney, Lincoln club. Chelsea Marvin Hart
VS.. Mike Schreck, Willie Schumacher VS..
Kid Paul, and Patsy Haley VS. Billy Cul-
len New York; Jimmy Hanlon VS. Monk
the Newsboy, Crescent 4. c.. Brockton.
Friday-Kid Hessell VS. Joe Nelson.
Lowell; Abe Attell vs.. frankie Neil. Los
Angeles
saturday-Ha A. c., Charles
town (amateur bouts).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
KA|SER'S SON BUILDING YACHT
TO TRY FOR ROOSEVELT TROPHY

commander t+art--tII 4Ai.la4n shaIis- of
the German navy announced yesterday
that the crown prince Is having a yacht
built To race in this country next Septem-
ber for the Roosevelt cup. The contests
will be held off Marblehead. Mass. and
three boats will represent Germany and
three this country.
Commander Hebbinghaus represents
Emperor William on'all yachting matters
and arranged the details of the trans
atlantic race last May for the kaisers
cup. He conferred today with the East
ern Yacht club officials, under whose aus
plces the coming contests will be held.
and made final arrangements for the in
ternationa struggle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

i .IIe-W WAS taken over the sailing course
I'm a tug and stopped at Manchester.
where he visited three shops to look over
some OF the boats being built for defend
ers He said: "rhe boats | have seen
are big for the rule. The designers have
taken all they can get"
When he said this he did not know that
one American boat was 10 be 40 feet from
stem TO stern, with only "A feet on the
water line.
Fourteen American boats have been or
dered for the trials I'm August to select
the three defenders. Besides the crown
princes new craft, eight other boats are
building I'm Germany. Their trials will
take place I'm July.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

wiliam Johnston. Sylvester Lucilt Door
keeper. John Gearin and John McGinn.
WANT BUSINESS MEN TO HELP
This afternoon and evening a commit
tee from the Oyneyville Baseball asso-
citation Will call on the business men and
solicit funds for new uniforms. The
amount needed Is less than SIS. and this
sum the committee thinks will be con-
tributed. as IL Is bC.eved a good ball
team Is worth many dollars during the
season TO the local trade. As the players
and the men behind them receive no sal
airy they feel as II the business men can
easily afford 10 contribute the amount
asked for. The club VIII use every means
10 play every Saturday afternoon on the
Merno fats and will pay as good teams
as they can find.
WORKED LIKE BEAVERS.
Nearly every member of the Grover
club worked like beaver on the new
clubhouse at Rocky Point yesterday and
succeeded In completing IL except the
chimney of the cook house. This will be
built tomorrow by Joseph Il. Shaw.
mason. who is n member OF the club.
The building committee reports that
everything will he In readiness for the
celebration Of the presidents George VI.
Growers. birthday, which will occur on
Saturday OF this week
WELL KNOWN CHURCHMAN DEAD.
John Kilduff who has been sick for two
months or more died at his home ON
Hannah street last evening. Mr.. Kilduff
was one OF the best known men In st.
Teresa parish. When the church, or
any of the organizations connected with
il held an entertainment he was always
chosen as one Of the men to act as door
keeper. He was as upright as he was
popular.
FATHER GRACE PREACHED.
Rev. Fr. Thomas r. Grace preached
the sermon and made the announcements
at the 10:30 services at st. Mary's Cath
Ollie church yesterday He announced that
during the month OF May services VIII
be held every evening at 1880 and that
the church will take a prominent part In
the programs that was being arranged for
the benefit Of the Convent OF the Good
Shepherd on Eaton street
GENERAL MENTION.
Andrew Costello died at his home on
Handy street yesterday. The deceased
was among the oldest school janitors In
the city He was for more than 35 years
janitor OF the school at the corner Of
Putnam street and Atwells avenue.
James Craig. treasurer and steward OF
the Pastime club. entertained about 30
members at the clubhouse and killngly
avenue yesterday.
The annual meeting Of the Baptist
Young Peoples society will be held at
the Broadway Baptist church Wednesday
afternoon and evening The Rev. r. s.
Henson Of Boston will deliver an address
at the evening session.
Patrolman Warren Smith Of the Chaffes
street station is enjoying his furlough.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
MARKSMEN WILL OPEN
new RANGE AT WARWICK

ON Saturday next the South Providence
Rife and Revolver association Will hold
its first shoot ~ the season and formally
open It's new range in Warwick for prac-
tirc.
The location Is no the east side Of Elm
wood avenue. just south OF the Paw
tuNet river and may be reached by tho
East Greenwich cars.
The pit II fitted for FIVE double sliding
targets. The markers will be well pro-
tected and there is natural backstop to
take care ~ all stray bullets. thereby yS-
ducing the chance OF an accident
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
BASE BALL TALKS.

Not only was il an off day for Big Jack
Cronin yesterday. but for the majority Of
the team, The big fellow. however. has
lost nothing i'm the eyes Of the fans for
his work yesterday and when he wins his
next game will be just as much an idol
as ever
1t was rather disappointing to the crowd
at the Point yesterday to have TO come
home seeing ule Bronchoes the victors
Whatever else the fans OF Providence do
and allow, they want 10 see their pride
the Grays. lead The pill might not have
been so bitter had the locals taken three
out OF the four games.
Buffalo is the next team here and II Is
hoped that the batting eyes OF the men
he able TO see anything Stallings' bunch
may have TO offer In the way Of curves.
The sporting editor OF the Rochester
Herald wore n genial, broad smile last
evening after the game. IL was allowed
him. too. for his team OF Bronchoes GER
tainly turned tables on the Grays I'm nice
shape. He kept predicting that things
would bc done to the Grays before the
series was over and his predictions came
true.
The Bronchoes took all the honors Of
the series with them when they finished
the game yesterday. for they made ten
more runs than did the Grays and 3 more
hits They had more errors than did the
local team however.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 60 years by mill
lions OF mothers for their children while
teething. with. perfect success. II soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea 10 will relieve tho
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists IN every part OF the world
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup"
and take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
STRUCK OUT 1S MEN

In hot game on Saturday at South
Providence the Bumalos trOunced the
English colts TO the tune OF "a 90 10 The
features OF the game were bare-hand
catch OF line drive by Gay and the
pitching OF Dnlenback. who struck out
ia men. The winners lined up as follows:
W Peters. e.. Stapleton. ss.; Dillcnback.
D.: n. Peters. H. Ghodey %. Peterson,
30 Connors, l.; Moore. r.; Fleishman. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
MATHEWSON ST. BOYS WON

on Saturday afternoon between O'Clock
and the skate boys OF the Mathewson
street rink won n ave-mile relay match
race from the boys OF the Aborn street
rink
The race was very exciting and close
FOR every one OF the l03 laps Finally the
race was won by n half lap McRom
and Peter Larsen pulled the race from
the Aborn street boys. A return match
will be run of, soon. The same team cx-
meets 10 win.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
FOR THE TEACHERS FUND

Evelyn u. Baldwin, one Of the famous
explorers from the North Pole. has been
secured TO lecture in the interest Of the
teachers retirement fund In Infantry hall
next Monday evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

We. the undersigneo. d,l hereby agree 10
refund the money on a 30 cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar II II
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a % cent bottle to-prove
ing a. landing. So Wcybosset st.; w. O.
Blanding. As No. Main st: A. w. Fennei,
Jr, 3ik Greene St. Kenyon Smith 4 Co.
II. V. O'Doaneil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30

There was a lively row in a Broad
way car, near Vintcn street, at 1880
last evening, and the plucky action
OF the conductor, whose name could
not be learned, probably prevented
cutting ARRAY. on the rear platform
OF the car were two Italians who had
been drinking. and who refused TO
leave the doorway 20 permit two young
women to alight. The young women
did not feel like pushing them one
side, so they stopped and looked at
them for a moment. AS neither Of the
men made any attempt to move, one
of the young women asked them to
do so, and received an Insulting an
OF the way, and by this time the con-
ductor, who had been engaged in col
py seats or leave the car. They said
they would do neither The conductor
seized one OF them and hustled him
from the car and made for the second
a heavy blow in the fact. but IL did
not deter the plucky little conductor
from throwing the second and larger
men into. the street. About this time
all of the women passengers made
their escape through the front door
and one OF the men passengers saw
the man who had first been put off,
running toward tho car with a long
knife I'm his hand. The conductor
ruSned 10 the 'front.' or the car and
got the switch bar. Being reinforced
by the motorman, who was ready with
heavy weapon, and a number OF the
men passengers, the Italians called the
battle off.
WILL HOLD A FAIR.
The committee OF st. Anthony's
Catholic church met last evening and
voted 10 hold a fair the opening night
TO be Wednesday. May O. The follow
ing named ladies and gentlemen were
appointed TO assist i'm arranging and
carrying out the enterprise: General
committee chairman, John +. Harlow
secretary, James Farley; treasurer.
Of Mary's booth-Misses Christine Nc
Dermott Catherine McGinn, Catherine
Madden. Mary Carver. Altar table
Miss Dora Davis. Mrs. Michael Kelly.
Mrs Henry -. Marsten. Parish table
Mrs. John McGlinchey. Miss Christine
nuffy. Miss Margaret Kenney,. Miss
Holy Name table-Mrs. II. ]. San Souci.
Mrs Joseph Labbee. Miss Annie Mad
den. Candy booth-Miss Mary Me-
Govern. Miss Catherine O'Donnell,
Miss Maggie O'Donnell. Grab box
Miss Alice Lucett, Miss Julia Barker,
Miss Margaret Carmody Ice cream
booth-Miss Winnifred. Johnston, Mrs
Alice Gaul. Mrs. John Sweeney, Miss
Bridget Leo.
Miss Alice Cummings. the organist.
will have charge Of the entertainment
which will be given by the young ladies'
~ the parish az tho boys did this last
year. The committee on refreshments
Is made up Of r. r. Manning. James
Farley, Frank Canning Thomas Conroy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
JERSEY CITY

INhllS -iptiHNils ilNflelilhns ihNH'g
Wcidensaul 2. j. Connor. Hardman-S;
Cassidy. First base on errors-MOn-
treal G. Left on bases-Montreal 6. Jersey
City g. First base on balls-Off Keefe /.
Struck out-By Keefe 3; by Mack 3. Two
base hit. Connof Sacrifice hits-Wei-
dCnsaul. j. Connor. Stolen bases-Clem-
ent, kester. Bannon, Wagner. Weiden-
saul. Double plays-Mack 10 Bean 10 Cas-
sdy; Mack 10 Moore 10 Cassidy. Hit by
pitched ball-By Keefe l. Passed ball..
Connor. Umpire-Conahan. Time-2 h.
10 m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
NJ 'FARLAND WON
FOR CHICAGO
Big Catcher ClOuts Out a Two.
Bagger and Two Men Score

In the second inning of yesterdays
game at Chicago, Robe drew a pass and
Mullen threw Wilson'S grounder wild.
Dundon went out but Mcfarland hit to
left for two bases. scoring two runs
Detroits only run came I'm the fourth as
the result OF Schaefers single and
Coughlins two-bagger into left Attend
ance IA 90 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
0L.NEYvlLLE.
italians Make Trouble on Broad.
way Car and Arc Elected
Fair in Aid Of St. knthony'S
Church. ASK for Aid

The branch office of The News has been
removed from Heffernan's lunch room 10
the office OF the West Side Real Estate
company, No. 3 Hartford avenue. Tele-
phone 40-West
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
CHIMNEY FIRE, NO DAMAGE

Hose II made a still alarm run yester-
day afternoon for chimney ere at "a
Printery street. IN building owned hy
Mary Corcoran and occupied by tawcs
Radigan and Frank Corcoran. No dam
age
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30


Runs-Duny 2. Yancey 3. Wallace 2.
Clancy LOudenslager Steelman, Cleary
2-12; Poland. Harley ,. Dunn. Maddox.
Stolen bases-Louden2lag 2. Harley 2.
Two-base hits-Yancey. Wallace. Louden-
slayer. Clancy Sacrifice hit-Rock Dou-
BILE play-Dunn 10 Rock to Lachance.
Struck out-By Cronin-Duffy 2; by Mad
dox-Cleary; by Cleary-ROck, Cooper.
Cronin 2. First base on balls-Off Cronln
/; off Maddox L. off Cleary s. Wild pitch
Maddox Hit by pitched ball-By Mad
dox !. Umpire-Keley. Time--lh. som
NEWARK ?. TORONTO /.
Pop Fosters beautiful throw TO the
TfTte III the ninth fnntng or the game be-
tween Newark and Toronto yesterday AZ
Newark after he had captured Toft's hy,
thereby making a double play and end
ing the game, gave Newark n victory
over Toronto I'm the final game OF the first
series Attendance 1000 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
TORONTO

Runs-Gatins. jones'; frick-l TWO
base hits-Frick, Malay. Three-base hit
Frick. Sacrifice hits-Brown 2, Long.
Stolen bases-Engle 2, Cockman. First
base on balls-On festprrrr /; off Currie
3. Struck out-By Hesterfer 4; by Currie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
BR0NCHOS BREAK EVEN On THE SERIES

g. wild pitch-Hesterfer Passed ball
Toft. First base on errors-Newark ?. To-
ronto .. Left on bases-Newark 9, Toronto
:. Umpire Kerins. Time-1h. Som
MONTREAL s, JERSEY CITY /.
Jersey City and Montreal played
championship game yesterday at Jersey
city, the proceeds TO go TO relief OF the
Frisco sufferers. Five thousand attended.
IL was the first professional game play
ed I'm Jersey City I'm 20 years on Sunday.
The game proved n neasy victory for
Montreal 10 which numerous errors on
the part OF the home team contributed.
Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
NEW YORK II, PHILADELPHIA 2

The first Sunday major league exhib!-
tion ball game ever played on Manhattan
Island. took place yesterday at New York
at American League Park between the
New Yorks and Athletics. There were
1900 people present, and the gate re-
ceipts go to the San Francisco relief fund.
The New Yorks won by hitting Henley
hard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
CLEVELAND 10, ST. LOUIS 3

Miscues by the Ravens inheld and
Catcher Spencer netted Cleveland an easy
game. only two OF the Maps runs were
earned. while the Ravens earned all three.
stones batting was the feature Attend
ance 10 Ug Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TODAY.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Cleveland
AMERICAN IEAGI-E STAMINA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
10000 FANS SEE
ERR0RLESS PLAY
Brooklyn Shut Out Philadelphia
But by One Run

The Brooklyns played good ball against
the Philadelphias yesterday in Brooklyn
and won. Neither team made an error
and the game was brilliant in the ex-
--rl.e-e-p--.@--.-clnXxd-nf of moro than
10000 persons, admission by voluntary
contribution Score:
Innings ....1 , 6 S9
Brooklyn .....1 0 0 0 O--1
CINCINNATI II. PITTsBURG 6.
The Cincnnatis had very little trouble
winning from Pittsburg yesterday at
Cincinnati. Both Overall and Case were
taken out early In the game Dorner
took Overalfs place, while Willis re-
lieved Case. Dorner had all the best OF
the game. Attendance 900. Score:
Innings ...1 . 3 4 g -
Cincinnati 80 . 0 / XII
Pittsburg ..1 / / o. 6
CHICAGO 4. ST LOUIS ..
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Car
dlnals yesterday al st. Louis. The home
bunch was outplayed in, field and at bat
The home run drive OF Chance was a
beauty. Attendance 1900 Score:
Innings ....1 . 3 6 So
Chicago ......0 0 e 0 0 o.
ST. Louis ..0 0 0 0 0 Il
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at St Louis.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia az Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
NAT.fnNAT LEAGUE STANnrNC
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-27
RUSSIA A WELL or BLOOD.
No Stipulations Nor Agreements Posi-.
bio without Sanguinary Issue.

ODESSA, Sept. 20.---In replying TO 4
deputation OF municipal officers who
complained Of the violence daily commit
ted by members Of the League Of Rus
sian People, General Kaulbcrg said he
doubted whether II was possible or even
desirable, to attempt TO suppress The
evaporation Of the loyal element
against the revolutionary students. who
are guided exclusively by the Jews. The
municipal officers suggested that the
victims we're the most defenselcss In
habitants, TO which Klaubers replied
THAT the population was receiving pun
ishment for not delivering up the reyo-
lutiouists TO Justice
10 do not think there VIII be any
fresh outbreaks" said kaulbcrs. "but
In the event OF the assassination Of
even one member Of the League Of Rus.
Sian People, Odessa will be inundated
with blood"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-27

Recklessly Driven Automobile CoIlides
With Electric Car.

OAKLAND, Sept. pa large anto-
mobile, driven by Carlton Wall, the
Alameda capitalist, collided with an
electric car shortly before six o'clock
tonight, at the corner of East 10th and
9th avenue. In the automobile were
Wall, G. r. French, the chauffeur, State
Senator Lukens George. Harry A. Mel
win, Grand Exalted Ruler Of the Elks,
and Mrs. Melvin. The collision was
terrific. Mrs. Melvin was thrown on q
picket fence and Is probably fatally in
jured. Judge Melvin was cast on q
cement pavement and painfully in
ured. Lukens is also badly Injured.
Wall and the chauffeur escaped with q
few scratches. Wall was driving the
automobile at fast clip down the
avenue when 1t plunged head-on into
the ciwraWu,. .Dhshngw caietao
the car. which was going radipy up 18th.
The collision threw the automobile
twenty feet into the gutter Late this
evening Mrs. Melvin's condition is very
precarious.