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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
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elter 1tg 1neo 52ipslillien:
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llggeo OeD gilleft1geren pg %lllltter /
syturDeGen al Negefi11geren. l1noer
oe1n1e 2illie % PARALLEL mco 6et1ne
goar 9oneolinjen. 5nnobe0Sliniel,
tu111 pglGa faloes 2eDer- eller Mube.
liljel1, gaur ira 2illefingereu uen
moo Saallorooen.
5anln1e @etning bur 5olli1icn
lom begDroer ll1oer &ingfingeren.
Ser iDpenoe St1je, g%enusbaltet,
gaar ell Salbcirfel fra &ingfingeren
It'll 2n1gfingeren, men 0enne 2inie
.fa1t offe lau'1eS belt eller oelpis. Slut.
5tellg tlltoes oglaa Ell ottenoe Sinie,
lpm lpber to eller flere @ange ON
FIRING Armela UNDER 9%aanorooen.
ylll paaltaar altlaa eb1ro1ot1en, al
mon olsle INNER ton la1e Jig lioi
I'll at Me11le1tetS 4araffer. en- tort,
flere Bal1ge afbrltot 9ooeoltnle, lon1
oeler llg I Nf1otel1 og lite toroe1er JIG
meo Stol111len, DefDoer Ell leg11agt19
Harat1er. Voor oerln1oo 9ooeoln1le1
loh ell lan11le1DGllgelloe S1l11e, %
plQrfelllllel1 l1geleoes CT lloelt, er oct
te 2egn paa S11oltabsfllloDeo % III
.bplel1gbeo Tor Sl1trlger. Gl rpo, breo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
Gu ianb Scrctning nm ct iaubt
2Gaemi6oel. 6pr peer ct &lln0re0c

Gn iano Scrctning on1 ct iauot
2rgemibbel. 1pr Deer ct @ll1ore0c
Mar iiben boebe fer l. MarDlon0 0crl
oprin0eIige Dr. Geter 5abrl1ep, be-
rdnt piot pg breot ion e, tor pg goo
2nge - eli Mallo, ion1 altio Dor reoe
til at bjrlpe % belbreoe fine Mco-
menneifer. ~@fterfommerl1e al Dem,
blatot boem ban lepc6e % arbeioeoe,
organiiere6e for life lang Si0 li0ell
uGbe Sabrncp Memorial Nsiocta-
ton, / 9an Mar, MarDla1o, i 0el,
&euitgt at forcpige bans Milloe.
@ons @algiprog / Meoicilt boz:
uMa0e1e al Greet tiente til 5olfcl,eS
2ageoom." Me0 1ine eorte Sanocr
iamle0c Dal1 8ld0el MpoOer~ % llr=
ter og tilbragte fine Sage me0 a Dem
at tilbere0e bellcgipel1Oe Mcoiciner.
&roner1 pao bans 9ibspurf bot Sp=
oogelien al en- 9lo0meotcin, iom er ei
lon6t 5%tprfemiooel for bcle Sp{tc'
met og al Dorig @irfni11g. Gette
3rpparat Ell bleben befien6t un0cr
Mabnet ST. @eter's @l1rifo % opcr=
leberet lom ct slrbeitDffe til tre poo
binanoen fglgen0e 5lpgtleo. Sen
%tilbereoes i6ug al ben gan1le 81. Be'
ter's 5pnneign / nsie DDerensltem.
melle me6 bnns beremte Gormnla.
Or. Neter's aa1rifo erz bragt
&anoelen efter Ell 8lan, JON er to.
talt forifiellig ira benz i90panligpiS
/ 8rug. Sen lRlges at lofale Mgen-
ter ~ lite al %9lpotbefere men q
Maboerz iom Sc fienoer % bar Sil=
lio til. 8eriom Der i1gen slgent
finbes ! Ceres Nnr6e0, frip til 81
Heter TabrneD & Sons So: liz
lis 90. @opne ape., Chicago 81:
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Or. Niles Anti-poin Pills.

BIT hastigt och sakert botemedel for sjul
och nerves h~ufvudvark, ryggvark, magp1as
gor. neuralgi, nervositet. retlighet, s6mnl5s.
bet, reumatism, LANDMARK, %Innehaller q
opium eller morin och medf0r ej nARra obe
haRliga etterverkningar. rs dosis for CSC
Fas hos apotekare el1er sandes eaf DR..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
tsh6frholdrs sibssrsds ~ Hl l4sDass.
PKZosuTMTMHNTT #heibrede
Eethvert re k1pende sindvendiRe, biz
Observation-Disclosures H9mofrhoideris8t al

5000 1guoer: siISen boz rs
sfregsogbI ep betaIt II 8ro1,er
DianI. S iltoepareroe age er SET
BOG Sesparrel to I, at Giifet for Set
eGiifrih e oftapenoc. De5aa Ell
Mpffe a1lore gHtrifter Nor6lano
|forpgif ser iblt forlgbne l1ge et
1anifesgoM 6iifebaa6c lnco Scot %
mes 1ripgarl1. @arniiifet blep til
bets breoet flere Mil ira aauo, 90
5ongltca bar flere 5teoer 1tarff op.
Manbet mes Sforiil6. georolanos
ia1nleoe ltbbpte llogigr III .42,13O
Ignoa.
oct ialt CT Der til Cato for bcle
9ml0et tiInirfet 1910 Spr60er SEES.
32,50osifior og 51,SS6 upr-
|fipr.
Set all0et @ohe0fiife Der for Chen
paugaar, ct 5tprlilofiifet. 1enl1e ye=
Drift, Der iaars begpnbte lluobQnlig
lent fif iniolertio cit lneget beloig
5turf.i fprrige ltge. Jifctpneoen lDs
mes at rure ltor, og cnfelie Gage per
lI06pttet cl1Oog uiuoDmlig rigt.
Ianglteu bleu fpr Sc Deloiglte Jur1pi=
.er optiI 200 Maal, bpoo Ser mes Sc
l1llunretl0e 8riler brugfe eli Snbtpgt
al omfrirtg 1000 arol1er. S ell1t=
ten al llge1l iatte imi0lerti0 l1peirct
in6 % bragte fl1loltGn6ig 9tans i
99eoriften. l~l6iigterne for bel1l1e llge
CT poerlt oaarlige, inrlig 90 storn,-
peiret efter ct &ar Cages Eouie mi.
ler 1lO til at ifulle tage fat poal1p.
@i faar bore 6aabe, set fife gar ion1
ifior, 81 geirforbol0ene / 2 Maoiteoer
sitrnf omtrent fll0itnnoigs binoreoe
.et1Dert 5ilfe pao &oms0alsfpiteu.
Mt ialt er Der al 5torltlo Opt
ifet 1850 Maal, Ser er tiloirfet til
101750 5pl10er loltet 9are. Sfior.
bar set opfiife6e Yartt paa berl1e
1io $4,000 ogi 1904 $3.50 Maa1.
Sen 1. 9eeenlber lfriner en- @pr=
Respondent ira Sreorifsbal0: Seq.
.bar iaftcn DGret loe poo Sbaler. 5ifz
fer Gfterret11ing ont at 5toriil0el1
bor hnret fotget 0erll0enfpr iii, guz
pes life, men ale ltGrer gobt @aab..
Gfsportgrerlle CT I fulot Mrbei0e n1eo
at lope 5iloefasle ct % tager MaltOay
.Mprgen MonoIfob 11boper for at be-
re %r1,itet. Sen i6og mootagl1c Of
terret11ing ont at 0eportemel1tet bar
beitemt Slt0oragning al Set miblerti=
oige Spipnl bar paft MiSltem1i1g
mcllem 6plfene. Mou boober paa,
at Ser etablereS TAFT SplDn % @ru1-
iebebogtlti1ta, ion1 gberige bar BET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28
alofferingning peo @egrabelier

&lofferin911ing be0 Wegrabeller
.grnnoer fig egenlig poa en- gammel
Opertro, puaitaor en- fronif @iitori-
fer. Get bar nemlig al Grpgt for
on6e Manoer, Ser afifper Moffering<
ming ! Gg1ge To1fetroe11, mon 1o0
Rloffer1le ringe.
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apinOer meS smas.

betrgter daytime 9oilet glntifeptic
JON cit gegbbenoigbeo for 6eres per-
ionlige &elpqre % til lofal 8eban0=
ling at @oinoeli6eller. Set beli6oer
nalminoelig renien6e> bafterie6rRs
ben0e 90 lrgen0e @gelifaber, naar
set onpen0es til at baife betpnote %
fatarrbogtige Sorefom1ter Sinoepa-
pene, laaiom @ntarrb i Nplen %
1n6erlipet.
Mrs. S. 50. Goof @elt 9uperior,
isis, lfriper: uSeg biilbe gnife, at
enbper &pi110e, iom plages al Sc for
benoes Qign#eienoommelige 2i6elIer,
pilbe forigge lofal 8%ebnnbling meo
8artine Goblet Mmifeptie. Seq bar
ielp plagef al ualmin6elig 5pGffeIle.
og fan6t it1gen. 2inbring, fprenb jeg.
prgpeoe Nartine. Sc renienoe og.
lngen0e ggenifaber af bette gntiz.
|iepfie er limpeltben forbapienoe, og.
ielp ON Sgife foiteoe $500, piloe
LEG fife nn0bRre BET"
Nartilte er labt efter en- fortrin,
Zig &ecept al Ell befienof Bolton 2a.
eeez lom bar bruet Set mqnge Ner.
tit pripate 8rafsis til at belbreoc
iaroeles baaronaffeoe Eilfploe al
betnnbfe ug fatarrbaetige 5orefomz
tier gellebepene r1lnM omfring j
2egemet, % BET at1pel1oes mere %
mere Of 2eger Ganolpger % Sbge=
pleierifer ON set grunoigife rem fen
sc ogfRgenoe MMfiffeptie. Set bl1roe
finoes paa enbper @pinoeS oi1efz
boro.s@
aidnasrlIo11 eltea1g brn9f
Rortins aIto babe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

n'lo

yE-SsISSs
4raberet al Jirmaet SEP DabI i
Ssnsberg meo 9,1rmehter s Mni,1.
sfibet er pua LOO Cons 8pobegt.
Set ct uoltpret mco aIle ti0smnsiige
Jorbebringer.
g q a &nsr MP Ell er Der giprt
lere go6e &obberfum. Ser CT an-
leoes heb @igbmano 9alporiens
@aaro Mestnn i@operpif unoet en- 2
Dieter breb ng so Meter lang Sob
bergaug. ST Selifab begpn0ersgrift
til @aaren meo eli ltprre Grbeio5ltDr=
SIC.
I'll 5tprfor a re g
&c 8 ipsuseu CT uOl,aplt gtatslniz
hitter Miebelien, til 5fprpfficer Mli=
niiter @eoel Sarlsberg fil aonra1-
bpr GfspeOitionscbef lloenrigsoe-
pa~rten1e1tet Sebeel % til 0fficerer
8urea,lebeferne | lar1mc Departez
mcnt @aebfe pg 6ois:
6rn eli a 4nubt ) ii !,
|fgot M}obr, i Bergen, befienM for fin
opofrel1oe 8eltagelie / BET bersenlfe
@oogigrenbeosorbeioe, er a1guaet peo
|9poen. @oniul Conrad Mobr Bat
fjnnfet 10000 @rorer til Ell III Sc
riefolont, Ser ifal bore Nabtet ughla
EE&ntot5ons Te~riefolplti".
Cir S ribtiof. Miniiter
Nanlen ices / Sortegnelien uper Nte0=
lcn1nler al set engelife Nopal 5ocietp
at bore opfprt lom Sir 6riotiof
Naulen, 6. 6. g. .. (@ron6 Gro1s
OF @ictorian 9rber). Mor bnr 11en1-
Zig &et til 8itelen Sir, ndar man er-
tStprfprs al nGp11te Or0en, bog ful1
lom Ell perlonlig, life arbeltg Ber<
/. ~ =Hr%, ~ 80
ig srets az er unber.
'Opieiling mellem &olna11onOante1l
paa MgbenaS' @efaitninger, 0berit<
lgitlta,1t Nl10erlel1, og ct Nar. at 81
..ficererne paa iamme 6n1tning.
.@rltn6en lfa1 bore Ell l1beloig Op=
tre0en, lon @omn1anoa1rten bap6e
giort fig ifploig / 6elpis UNDER @rnn-
,ieoogten THOR. Sier ffal set boue
,gaact 1tb ober 4aptcinbagtmelter Or
.lta0.
S uru p: nb eren BET.
i e T.. S Mgflan0 Serreo mellem
Setersbalen ogMolnli er ltore 5trnf-
ninger al 6l1ruifoe angrebet al 9fog.
morf, ser robnes 5000 Mool. Eli
8aarelt oil Sfogen oare lt6iat for be
oberpintre6e carriers @eritng. Noa
Overwhelming af SCI norife 5fogiel=
ifab er 81. Slap Soban-Olien reiit
til Mpf1o1o for at u1berigge, bpao
Der fan gieres for at mb0e Mngre-
BET.
Sol mai s Ell ions
fase | 8ergen. 6orlna1to,
ffobet bor / flere Mp6er bebanoIet
Spgrgsmaolet ONT Oprettelie at Ell
&cniionsfosle for &omtnens Tlene-
ltempn6. gugen tilenoebrogtes /
Nag0e forleoel1, i6et Sormanoifobet
eniteumig peotog eli Snoitilling til
8DitDret ONT at oprette en loaban
F&asle. Sc Ne1iionsberetttgeoe fal
til &asien boe 8ibrag &rocentpis at
fin 2sn, 6e labeitlgnneoe 3.5 8rocent
og Be bsiere 2gnningsflasier 1toget
mere.
Gig pod 5Dgm Gior T.
ben. Dampffibet u8ictorio" mgo-
te forle0en Bormio6ag mi6t / &riiti<
%aniaIoroen ,li6t i~pn6enfor Gangeflu-
foitm poo Mpso6lanoet, en- ipgn1=
menoe @lgofse. Sen fom fra Belt
lan6et omtrent / Retni1pg al 2psofer.
pa @1gen opbageoe set lille Camp
ffib, brpleoe ben ng gioroe boloiom=
me Mnitrengel1er for at fomme for
enom 8oltgen, bpilfef og1oa 1pffeoea
ben, ioet @apteinen mootte ingtne
Garten for life at ltpoe paa ben oq
ifamfere bet. glgen p~as1ere6e 5fi
BET i fun ct 8ar Meters Mfita1o oq
[teg ilal1b pau Mnsoooen.
IL 1890
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

81 ienoer meo @lpoe S%rgpenu,.
re til e11bper, Der onmooer ON iaas
odnae.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

L@-Z--
~ 9 I &c : fib Or sc q :
rinen. spprgsmaalet omzat moz
figbe Sen engelife arpoier u&boebe1
til ppeliesifib for Marinen ct for
8iben nnoer 9berbeielIp WaiiInRr=
sfpmdeen. Morinens Negl1lerings-
o%11befnler @.iipbet. 5algez
ren, sfibsmngler 8oulsion 5ta-
panger, forlutleers250,0o0 aroner,
men oil ean meo paa at fage Sc
9amIe Monitorer fore gelSaf SID,
belalml1e,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
anbefdler, affrea oisie Ml%plitorer
ilfnI6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Maa=
forllooe1l
% peIleslh 90
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-28

6i1fer ier#ne. Sen 1. 9e=
oember ifripes: Set benber life ofte,
at BET norife 5e0iilofilfe bar fin beoz
tie Gi6 peo @ll1tningen at 0opember
Mnoneb. 9etfe CT imiolertib bIebet
Eilfaloet iaar: gffterat 8tifet gienz
nem belle ben egentlige 9Rpn bnr
l19bt fig ben me0 ct Dberit 6aarligt
l1obptte ofte blot 1-2,0W Git
Der ON l1gen motrnHer Der pe6
Mi6ten at 91opember, ba Giifef Be
ienere 9lar ialfolo bar ppret ful6=
tpn6ig forbi5 ct meget gpM 9piping
@eoriften pg lioite ltges 5angftto=
bDtfesb1ep pber 1900 Gpn0er eIIer
benbeo bobbeH lao megef, Tomb beo=
tie Tiger bar inobrogt tibligere Sc.
lonen. Mt DC tn1pprel1oe .eobe 81,
tie bill niDe al n~11geregarigbe6, tgr
mm bog neppe outage 0ertn el
Marshoen er remrpffffet5m men Sci
bar etbperffoI6 oaret al tor 8etD6.
Ming q ifoffef Ell gelaf NorolanoS
5ifaere en~biltnof meget paafrnpe1
Slbtngt Com befienot pargeono;
fiHe iIor fol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-18
SUTTON BROKE WORLDS RECORD
IN CAME WITH WILLIE HOPPE

There IL a new "wizard" I'm the billiard
world George sutton last evening defeat
cd wiliie Hoppe a. the Madison Square
Garden concert hall By 90 points 10 us and
broke the worlds record for averages.
sutton ran the game ont Ina hvc innings,
making an average OF 100.
His final unfinished run was &N, and yet
the American showed no sign Of faltering
or fatigue. There is no telling how far
he could have gone, N the opportunity
had presented itself for he had the balls
under perfect control
The highcst run on record IN s-inch
two. shots in. halt line billiards. Is 30,
made hy Louis cure or France IN a match
with Jacob Schaefer Is months ago in
Paris
sutton's average Of 100 constitutes
new worlds record The former record
was exactly hair as much. held by Mau-
Tsux of Paris. who made II IN Compeu-
tion four years ago.
The match was ono of the series az 1872
balk line for the championship Of the
world
sutton played easily. calmly. but with
an awkward. heavy style The secret of
his success was quickly evident He kept
the balls together with system Of his
own and pursued them with all tho skill
OF past master He reeled off rs at the
IL The second snd third innings Sutton
missed comparatively easy shots and
earned IL and cipher. while the boy
back in their seats with the expectation
OF seeing q game. close fight between
these two masters Of their art.
Then the man with the magic cue
stepped 20 the table again. The click
OF the balls was a Joyous sound They
seemed 20 realize that they were under
the spell Of their master and were glad
10 answer and obey his will
When he had made l44. which put his
total score up 10 the even 400 there was
another demonstration by the onlookhrs.
There was a general laugh q few sec
onds later. when Sutton paused and
looked M ar the marker board as Is 10
ascertain how many more carons ho had
70 make I'm order 20 win
When he reached 2n0 fra this run there
was still another deafening cheer and
sutton bowed several times in ackuowl-
edgment
White the cheering was ri its height
he stood near the chair on which Hoppe
sat When the latter laughed and con
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-18
PLAN RACES BETWEEN
UNCLE SANS 0ARSMEN

The Newport carnival COMMITTEES is rap
Idly formulating the plans for that event,
ond has decided 20 have trades process.
sion as ono ~ the fentures Ernest voigt
viii again be the chairman of the com
n1ittee having this I'm charge.
There will also he y carnival parade and
Alderman Ritchie. who was chairman az
that committee last year. will assume
charge this year
II has been also decided % mako feat.
ure ~ an automobile parade and also a
parade NJ show horses. as there is a
large number In Newport az that season
~ the year
There viii also be Yacht racing under
the auspices of the Narragansett Ray
Yacht Racing association and there is
talk " making class FOR motor boats
The committee is also I'm communication
with The feeinr cutter crews ~ the vari-
Gus ships ~ tho navy. IN hope ~ bring
Ing them together during the week OF the
carnival
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-18
BEN CROCKETT
WON THE JUMPS

Probably 500 persons visited the Aaue-
duct race track yesterday in spite OF the
fact that the card offered by the Queens
County Jockey club was OF unusually poor
quality. The day was perfect for the
sport and the track was in excellent con-
dlucn, while three favorites were success
full
The most interesting event was the
steeplechase. the FIRST event of It's kind
ever run over the new Jumping course
There were FIVE starters. three OF them
providing the liveliest kind OF speculation
Al Stokes Kassil. a supposed good thing.
was quickly backed from 20 2 but later
there was a strong play on Ben Crock
ett who was pounded down 20 2 20 6. clos
ing an equal favorte with Hitchcock's a
Phantom. They were of IN bunch and
Rcdrock soon took Kassii 10 the front
On the far turn this iumper had a COM
manding lead. but he came ~ grief at the
first Jump on tho home stretch and his
jockey took a nAat header. Af.er that
~ was anybody's race until the mile and
a half had been covered, when Rem Crock.
Ell drew away. winning handily by two
lengths In 4.s3 %. with Phantom beating
saltne, 25 10 !, two lengths for the place
The latter was under tho whip % take
third money from Miss Hobhouse. Is 10
T. who was short of work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-18
SPORTS AFIELD AND AFLOAT
GRAYS HAD BATTING FEAST
AND BEAT NHALERS z To 4

The Jrsvs made a wreck of Jimmy
csnsvan's whalsrs at Melrose park yes
terdsy afternoon. drunbing them y to 4.
For five innings the game was ss pretty
contest as could be desired. Klobedanz'
ne old National Lacquer, was In the
points and he puzzled them very much
The giant twirler was In excellent trim
a. the end of tho NTH inning New Bed
ford was in the lead by p score Of 90 l..
and the chances Of the Grays pulling
out victory with Klobedanz I'm the box
looked very slim,
In the sixth inning Robinson was sent
IN 10 d. the pitching The first crack out
OF the box the Grsys secured four runs.
end then II was an over hut the shouting
The Gravs took as kindly 70 the second
tNlrlcx-z- -cuI1-es aS duck TO thu -Mater.
"Jack" Cronin was sent IN 20 work al
the start " the game bur his offerings
had little terror FOR the Whalers He was
succeeded bv McKennev one of the young
tw'rlere who managed 10 hold the visitors
10 four bits Ho did rot extend himself
much after tre sixth inning as the great
LEAD which The Grays gained In their turn
~ the rat ala not warrant any fast work
on me pitchers part
The feature ~ Tho game was the ex-
with The willows No loss than rs hits
were csthered on Klobedanz and Robin
scn every man on the team with the
exception - Cronin connecting for AZ least
orc Rock figured chiefly IN the stick
work. sending out three drives in The same
number ~ times al hat one was "a rip
ping two tsgger made when the bases
were fHed Three runs resulted from the
hit
Tie Grows PLAYED snappy hall ~ al
s'ares Rock and Iactance being the only
felde's 70 muss up pray Barton went
after ron n which should have heen
caught but be Pct O. drop through his
glove
'ro dsrcs opened Tho scoring Dunn
sanuing home Po'and who had reached
second IN slashing hit 10 centre The
fiFitoss got tho hun hack and added On
other 10 n IN tho second inning a hit rs
pitched ran sacrifice error and two sin
Eles bringing On the taillos In the fourth
inning two singles and long ~ IN
centre save New Bedford another score.
making y 10 ! IN their favor
There was nothing further doing IN the
run getting line until the sixth. when the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-18

Grays on combination OF errors hits
and stolen bases secured four tallies and
put the game out of danger Ten Grays
faced Robinson IN that inning In the
seventh Rock reached frst on base on
balls and was driven home when Barton
lifted the leather for three sacks 20 left
fed the clout being the longest hit on
The field thus far this season Again in
tho eighth the Grays unslung the wagon
tongues and hammered Robinsons bend
ers TO an corners OF the lot New Bed
ford's ragged fielding combined with
heavy hitting, produced six runs. Attend
ance 800, The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-18
RUMFORD POLO
CLUB IN SCHEDULE

Representatives from every polo club
that ia a member OF the national 1880
citation met at the Metropolitan club. New
York. last night. reelected the omcers
who had served last year. and decided
upon q schedule for tho season at hand.
~. T. Herbert was collected president,
and w. A. Hazard secretary and tress-
urer
The cup championship and junior
CHAMPIONSHIPS VIII be held At Newport
during the Last two weeks in August.
The open championship will he held IN
Van Courtlandt park New York. about
the middle of September.
The schedule.
Country club Of Westchester, MAY -
10 June s: Philadelphia Country club ana
Brvn Mawr. June to Juno %; MEADOW
brook Hunt club, June ~ TO July 3.
Rockawsy Hunt club, July 10 July IL;
Great Neck Polo club. July Is to July 2l;
Rumford club July 2s TO July 2s; Point
Judith Polo club. Of Narragansett Pisr.
July 30 10 Aug. 10.
Westchester club Of Newport. Aug. II
10 Aug "a: Saratoga club. Aug. 2b To Sept.
I: Myopia Hunt and Dedham Polo club
Sept 3 10 Sept. IA: souadora, Sept. rs "a
sept. %. Rumford Polo club. Sept 20 -
Sept %; Buffalo Hunt club. Oct 1 70
oct. s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-18
JOCKEY CLUB
STILL CENsURES

owing to the warfare waged upon tnem
by the Jockey club, the local pool rooms
were practically put out OF business yes
terday. as far as the Aqueduct races were
concerned. There was little or no informa-
tion obtained BY the rooms from the
track <-e41Ae+ 4-.---4-4a.4--4-4 Al4@- -+Al<s4A+-+-
or phone wires, 50 that what little specu-
lation went on IN these places was pro.
duced by the races at the Western
tracks The Jockey club remained firm IN
the position assumed on Monday. At
Aqueduct the Pnkertons exercised the
same control end censorship over the
ends of the Western Union wires. which
had been leased by the Queens County
Jockey club. so that not line or ad.
vance Information was sent out before
the running OF each race while the re-
suits were held up for 20 minutes. The
pool room agents az the track. hs wing fail
cd utterly 20 get any word % the city on
Monday over the telegraph wires IN time
10 make business worth while decided TO
cease their efforts I'm this direction IN,
stead they concluded TO try the telephones
i'm the vicinity OF The track. but were un-
successful in this respect also
When the racing shifts 10 some of the
other tracks. notably Gravesend Sleeps
head Bay and Brighton. tho pool rooms
may have easier sailing FOR the reason
that there are MANY bindings close 70
those tracks in which telephones can he
Installed But Aqueduct Jamaica and
Belmont Park are So far away from resi-
dental districts that the Jockey club will
he able TO rule with an iron hand.