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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
GEORGE SUTTON BEAT
SL0SSOl AT BILLIARDS

The score:
sutton-es !. 30. II. q, T. r.. q. Z. 2o2. O.
Q. /. g. S. a.: total 500 Average 81 t-i6:
high runs. 212 6s. S.
siosson--l3. Q. %. 30. a.. q. 8. 90. II. 23. O..
8 50, 3. %; total y75. Average 25: high
runs. rs. 80. a.
10 one of the most remarkable billiard
matches ever played George Sutton. of
chicago wrested the worlds chamrfOn-
chip for the is2 game from George y.
blosfon last night IN the concert hail of
Madison square garden The grand ola
man" 0f billiards played every bit as well
az he did last winter, when he won tho
title in the International tournament but
his opponent last night played better
Sutton made 900 points 10 Slosson's 315.
and avera ged 81 "a points Tor - times
that hf went % the green cloth table Al
fre end ~ the eighth inning S.oss0n had
21i points 10 Sufton's ifi. but the rinth
tiue up sutton scored n run N 2I2. and ~
won the game for him. Sloss0n never
could make 40 this lead although sd
ton followed his higH run with two goose
eggs and only one point the third time
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
new ENGLAND LEAGUE
BOWLING SEASON Begun

The first games OF the New England
league series were bowled last evening.
the Pawtucket players dropping two
games TO the Music Hall rollers at Music
hall.
Muccino put up a total OF 32i. including
singles OF 80. 10 and 12l Gum rolled the
banner single OF 13l. Both Hickman and
Gunn hit the pins for totals over the 300
mark Hickman secured a smashing lis
single
The Capitol Hills and the Mantons met
I'm the Providence Crosstown league.
The Wanskuck team blanked the Ran
dali Squares with the greatest OF ease
Arlington hailed two games from Trim
ity square I'm the Cranston Cross Town
league at the formers alleys. Badle was
high man. with a single OF l07 and total
OF 26S Birch bowled a single or l05
The Cranston- Thornton match was
pretty race. but the visiting Cranston
team won In straight heats. Miller hit the
pins for a single OF 103 and total OF 2ss
w Huron's single of l0s and total OF 3O2
were good for high honors.
MUSIC HALL 2. PAWTUCKET /.
MUSIC HALL.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
KID SULLIVAN OUT
BY AMBY M'GARRY

AmbyMcGarry. OF New York, put a
quietus upon Kid Sullivan's champion
ship aspirations last night at Balti-
more before the Eureka Athletic club.
The New York boy put the Washing
tonian down 10 the mat In the fourth
round, and 10 save his protege from n
Knockout Al Herford threw up the
sponge. The contest was fast and furi-
GUS 1t was simply a game OF give
and take and n lucky uppercut 10 the
wind quickly followed by right t-hand
punch to the jaw put the Kid down
and out.
In the first round both men boxed
carefully. Sullivan was playing for the
body, while McGarry devoted all OF his
to be by far the cleverer OF the two,
but Andy kept boring In and I'm the
second round he landed right and left
to Sullivans jaw. The Washington boy
came hard, and in the clinches ripped
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19

his right repeatedly to the wind. Nc
Garry took tho punishment we'll and
the face and head
In the third round Sullivan came back
strong. lie did all the forcing, but
found tho New Yorker always ready
10 meet him. This round was fast and
furious. Both men worked like beavers
and suffered considerable punishment.
sullivan was working for the body and
McGarry for the head. and both landed.
but IL was Sullivan's round. In the
fourth the mon again went at each
other each trying 10 end the contest
quickly and McGarry was successful.
He shot a right hand upper-cut 10 Sui
livan's stomach and then crossed the
groggy and held on. but after tho break
McGarry simply rained right and lofts
TO the Jaw and the Washington boy
went 10 the mat and his seconds threw
up the sponge.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19

AS result OF his success over Young
Corbett in Philadelphia on "Wednesday
night Terry McGovern probably viii
meet Jimmy Britt In Colma. Cal. New
Years day Joe Humphreys, Terrys
manager. wired 10 James w. Coffroth.
the San Francisco fight promoter. yester-
day for terms, and articles OF agreement.
which will be signed within a few days ~
they are satisfactory McGovern had
good claim before his last fight To meet
Britt as he outponted him IN Madison
Square Garden, but he clinched ~ by his
splendid showing az the National Athlet-
&c club. AS Britt won a decision over
Young Corbett. match between the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
SCIIIGI.ER'S
T-Two.. Man ToURNAMENTs.

Nolan and Turner chalked up a team
score Of go In the Central two-man tour
nament Nolan's share was Sl5 total
Turner contributed singles OF ice. i2s and
%. totalllng ND 35l Hall and Mack scor-
Cd a combined total OF 6Sh. Mack started
on with a iia single and landed total
of gia Hall framed up n total OF a42. In
Guiding n single of iSS In other events
Greene ROLLED q S3f total and n i3l single,
Harris collected a total of eco ano single
~ i22 Duny found the pins FOR singles
~ no iao and i2i. which gave him total
~ ayi Hall whipped them down for lS'
iGs and ioS. a corking $50 FOR Billy smiths
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his mercy. or the nine horses that
started all finished except Harp Player.
that fell without Injury to himself or
rider.
Jockey Garner was guilty of riding
foul I'm the first and fourth races,
with True Wing and Guiding Star re-
spectively. AS he finished second on
the former. he was disqualified out Of
that position on complaint OF Walter
Miller. who declared TO the stewards
that Garner had forced his mount. John
Lyle. against the rail while both
horses were hghting for the lead In the
stretch. True Wing was set back and
John Lyle awarded second place. Ro-
bador that finished fourth and should
have been placed third. was overlooked
by the Judges and Onatus, that actu-
ally finished NTH. got third money.
Garner interfered with 1ronsides so
badly on the backstretch that Harry
Payne Whitneys big gelding was near
IN knocked down. The stewards called
Garner before them for this and severe
ly reprimanded him for his reckless
riding.
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WOMEN DOCTORS PASSED

The state board Of health has an
nouriced that OF the % candidates who
recently took examinations 20 practice
medicine I'm the state. 13 passed including
Miss Alice NJ. Baldwin OF this city and
Miss Hattie T.. Chalmers OF Hudson,
Mass The others were Thomas ]. Bren-
nan. Little Compton; John T. Callahan,
Richard NJ Cogan. Henry f. Potvin. Ar
thur IT. Ru.gles, Alfredo Russo and
Charles s. Turner OF this city; Francis r.
Tally, Buttonwoods: Otho L. Bascombe,
Wilton. Me, Dennis V. Healy. Boston,
and Charles N Raymond, Rehoboth,
Mass
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
COLLEGE or hNCIsNTS DlNED

The College OF Ancients connected with
the knights OF Malta and made up "
the past commanders OF the various state
divisions held a banquet last evening at
the NarraganSett hotel: and speeches
were made by Thomas u. Sale. Portland.
Me. John w. Hicks. Boston; Albert j.
oliver Providence Edward H. Abbott,
Connecticut; FRANK Gray. Philadelphia;
John ~. Hoffman, Harrisburg; T. s. For
wald. Pennsylvania, and w. l.. Dun. New
York
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
PACING MATCH ON

Arrangements are being made for
special match race 10 take place tomor-
row afternoon on the Reservoir avenue
spcedvay. between Red Wilkes and Little
Dot. two well-known local PAGERS owned
respectively by James Mahoney ana
james Pierce.
The event will probably be best three
ir, FIVE. but the conditions with starters
and Judges will he announced later. A
suitable prize will be given the winner by
vic" Lewis. II is planned TO start the
frsf heat at O'clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
TELEPHONE HEARING NEXT WEEK

A public hearing on the petition OF the
Home Telephone company TO do business
In this city will be given next Thursday
afternoon at the city hall The hearing
will be held In the common council cham-
her at Az
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
BROWN 'O9 VS.. N, B.

The Brown Sophomore football team
plays Moses Brown school this afternoon
on the latter's grounds This Is the Sec
ond game for the Brown Sophs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19

heat In 1:l5, leading at the wire by about
10 lengths over Billy s.. who managed 10
beat out Sidney Wilkes for the place.
Coasterene had the pole in the first heat
OF the match race with Red Wilkes. They
were off In fine stat on the third score
but at the turn Red Wilkes went up In
the air Coasterene won by eight lengths
in 113R
Considerable difficulty was experienced
by Starter Parker In getting the second
heat under way. but they were finally
given the word. AS they swung into view
at the head OF the stretch Coasterene
was leading slightly. Red Wilkes broke
badly and the rest OF the way was moth
Ing but n Jog for the mare Time 1:l2
The third heat was almost repetition
OF the second Coasterene finished buggy
riding IN 1:l1.
The credit for the fine afternoon Of
sports rests upon the shoulders OF Will
liam T. Parker and Capt. Lou Tilinghast
The judges In the race were Dr. Charles
Wood, l.. S. Grant and W. T. Parker.
The prizes In yesterdays races were as
follows: Four-cornered match race. $50:
1880 class. 20 bushel Of oats: special match
race, three blankets. donated by "Vic"
Lewis. Capt Tllinghast and James
Pierce, two going 10 Coasterene and one
to Red wilkes.
Al the meeting which ia 20 be held next
Thursday There Will be a 2:30 class trot
or pace. free-for-all and one or two
other events. Any suggestions for the
meet will be gladly received by w T.
Parker OF Captain Tillinghast. The sum
mary.
Four-cornered match race. trot or pace.
three In FIVE; purse $50:
Brownie. br m &C. Ross )............1 I
Sidney Wilkes, b. &. (Sheldon..... 2 2 3
Billy S. b. &. 60. Spencer. .....,...3 2
Helene. b, m (WolfO fO................ 4 DIR
Time 1:leA. 1:i9. l:i5.
2:So class. trot or pace three I'm FIVE:
80 bushels oats:
Major wilkes. b. &C. Jones)...... /
Brigadier. b. e tOuimctte). ........... 2
Dick Wilkes. b. e. (ClarhD ...........s z
Symbalong b. m. O.a Fluer). ........4
Time l;llA, 0Sip. l.Oa
Special match race three IN five:
Coasterene br. m. CMunroe) .........1
Red Wilkes. ch. h. (Mahoneyl. .
Time l13i5. l;l2. ill
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
20 Westminster ST.

Interest paid on current accounts.
Certificates of deposit issued. bearing
graduated rate of interest.
Deposits may bJimade In the SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT a. any time. upon which
interest at liberal rate will commence
at once.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
BOSS BRAYTONS
BRAZEN CONFESSION

"A few weeks ago Gen.
Brayton sent for a promi-
nent member of the legisla-
ture and said, Look here,
| want you to run for the
general assembly this year
"The person in question
said:s"I am not particular.
But if you want me to go |
will
"'To be sure | do. I want
you to go, and you don't
know yet whom you will
vote for on the question of
the United States senator
ship. Seer We have got
two rich fellows in tow this
! tinc; and we-are going to
make both OF them dump
{, their money in
"This actually happened.
This is the exact language
which Gen. Brayton used"
Hon. James II. Higgins.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
BENNY'S ATWELL'5 AVENU
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
SWEETS JUNIORS.
Strings
Totals ................42 429 $40 $50 1901
COLUMBIA

BENNY'S ATWELL.S AVENUE
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19
s DOING IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS

curves netted him a single OF 100 and
total OF 32l.
CENTRAL, TXVO-MAN TOTTRNAMENT.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-19

Exley -. :. """1 70 50 %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

were calling on friends in Fa1rnont
wer calling on friends in Fairmont
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Eva MicLaels. of Fairmor1,
is visiting relatives here at present
Charlie Basnett. a young son of w.
E. Basnett. is very sick at this time
with symptoms of fever
Mr.. and Mrs C. B. Nay, of Fairmonr.
came up Sunday to visit relatives
here.
The storit still seems to be busy up
this way his latest visit being TO the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James PerrIns
on the 10th instant. where he lett
them a SON.
I. n. Holbert, an old man. was :sSt
weeks victim of trolley tracks. He
got hard fall and was bruised abcCt
the face
Henry King is preparing TO raise
his new house in order to conform to
the elevation of the street car tracks.
Leslie Davis is making excavations
in front OF the Jacobs and TaSSart
property preparatory to building con-
crete retaining walls
Ross Bradley. who is working at
Fairmont, came up on Sunday TO
spend Easter with his family.
o. 1nOS. r SI11lll anu Lee todhel
calling on friends at Middleton SIM
day.
The Sunday school OF the Christian
Church observed Easter by an enter
tainment on Sunday evening consist
ing of an exercise entitled Easter
Glory This was interSperSed with
recitations. dialogues. vocal music and
sacred songs on a sraphophone- The
programme was too long to print in
full here. but all the participants ac-
quilted themselves well. This day is
observed annually by the Sunday
schools of this church and the pro
ceeds so to the National Benevolent
Association Of the Churches Of Christ.
This society supports several homes
and schools for the aged and infrcn
members and orphans. among them
being those of East Aurora. N Y.
Jacksonville. Ill, for the old folks.
and orphans homes at St Louis. No.
and Loveland. Colo. and schools and
orphanaCeS at other points.
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City Hospital.

John canto, a surgical patient. nav
ing recovered. was dismissed on 9a'uf
antonio Jenatia. of Pike street. was
admitted yesterday for treatment u
typhoid fever 49,. -, 10
Miss Nellie Cook. who went up 70
Warrington to spend Sunday Win ne'
parents, returned last eVenlns'
Miss Isabelle Wall. VINO was c+'tt N=e
70 R,1tfmore some weeks ago on &C
count of the serious illness or her
fat,er has returned for duty and re-
norts her father to be slowly 1mpro'-
ing. ~ the
Hospital on Saturday evening from
nursing in the family of B. F. Vincent,
of High street. thus increaslns me s
corps of nurses needed to care LOT
the large number of patients enrolled
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16
BENNINGTON

HARRINGTON. April 14--U- S.
VanZandt and wife were calling on
friends in Underwood yesterday
W. D. Smith has returned from a
business trip to Salem
Among the Manufacturers in Fair
mont Friday were Caleb Moore. l. S.
Schwenck. J. C. Anderson and David
Green
Among the guests from nearby
towns registered at the Bartlett wera
Louis E. Black. of Salem. D. F. Kidd.
of MorSantown. and Ed. Mccarthy. OF
Washington. Pa.
J. B. Barnes returned last night
from a business trip TO Wheeling ar"
Pittsburg-
Mrs. Jas. Lillis. Mrs. Clarence Or
mon and Mrs. Jas. Carr were shopping
in Fairmont Thursday
Walter Al1ender is in Craddock on
business
Mrs. John Hughes attended the Ar
afternoon.
w. C. Shields of Pennington, was
calling on his trade here yesterday.
Chas. Gray is spending few days
with friends at the county seat
Leroy Taylor was a business risi-
tor in Wheeling yesterday.
About thirty OF the delegates to The
C. E. convention We're shown through
the big Homewood Pottery The
workings of the large plant was some
thing new to all of them and their
afternoon was pleasantly passed.
Through the columns Of this paper
they wish to thank President Bowers
for the courteSieS extended
c. C. Cofman and son are visiting
relatives in ClarkSburS.
Lewis F,reelanG of Downs, was 4
business visitor here yesterday
AnSe Eicock and wife. OF Amos,
are registered at the Arlington
N J. Hoult, OF East Liverpool.
has accepted a position at the pot
terry
Jerry Miles IS visiting his brother.
James, in Wheeling.
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Who viii Respond?

A proposition IS now being asltateo
suggesting that enterprising citizens
Of the First ward make up a purse
and buy another good horse for Hose
station No. .. on conditin that the
city will furnish the equipment for
double team, and thus put the station
in condition for competent service.
The fire ladies agree to construct ana
fit up the extra stall needed. free OF
cost. besides contributing their snare
towards buying the horse for 1t PAST
experience has proven that old Tom
ever ready and willing though he pc
is inadequate to make time on steep
grades. with so heavy wagon IN
case OF an emergency which f1re al
ways creates
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Order of Publication.

At rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Intermediate Court Of Marion
County. West Virginia, on the first
Monday in April, 1906.
Murray Dickerson vs. E. H Picket
and N c. Dickerson, partners in
business under the firm name and
style OF E. H Picket & Company
ASspt and Attach
The object of the above suit is to
recover judgment against the defend
ants, E. H Picket and n. c. D1cker-
son, partners in business under the
firm name and style of E II. Picket &
Company. for the sum of S523.75 and
interest thereon from March 16, 1906.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the said defendants, E. H.
Picket and y. c. Dickerson are both
nou-residents of the State of West
Virginia.
The said defendants are required to
appear within one month after the
date of the first publication of this
order in the Clerks Office Of our said
Court. at rules to be holden therefor,
TO do what is necessary to protect
their interests
And it is ordered that a copy OF
this order be published and posted ac-
cordinS to law.
Given under my hand this. the End
day of April, 1896
r. B. PARRISH, Clerk
w s. RAYMOND,
Attorney for Plaintiff
e-e-1s-cS
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Atkins. of East Park avenue
left the city yesterday for Baltimore
Md. on a brief business trip OF few
MANY people were In the city on Sat
1,rday from the surrounding towns
and country to do their Easter SHOP
ping and were also caught In the az
ternoon rain storm.
George II. Gaslins, of MononSalia
county, was in the city last Saturea5
on business GRAND and Gaining uPo'
relatives and friends.
5 Harbert, Of Lumberport, arr1F
5ed in the city on Saturday to spend
sunday with his uncle, l. c. HaFbert-
Of Golden view" returning home yes
terday evening.
zach levenger of HiclSman's Run
has Just returned from Glady Creek-
where he has secured the contract 10
build two-story house for Henry
sReedy and son.
NJ. II. Kincaid. OF the Heights. Is
making some additions and valuaoie
improvements on his property located
on Spence street. MoSey always looks
after the interests Of his properly ana
those of his tenant as We'll
Bessie Morrow. of Merchant street
left the city yesterday for Granville
Monougalia county, where she Wall VS.
1T with her sister. Mrs. George v
Frum, for few weeks.
Mrs. Jane whitlatch and Miss Jane
Hogue. both of Littleton, are visiting
Mrs. T. C. Arnett. Of East Park for
"a few weeks
I Easter Sunday was observe in az
4 our churches yesterday with appro-
pirate services, music and sweet flow
#ers.S In some Of the churches specia'
offerings were taken for specific OBJ
iects. that of the Presbyterian church
amounting to- $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pride. Mrs Lee
Iawhead and daughter, Beulah, ali OF
Morgantown, came up to. spend the
day with Mr. and Mrs L. L. Swindler
of Merchant street, and returned home
1 in the evening
Clarence Prickett. of Columbia
street. who has been confined TO his
bed and room lor sevral weeks as the
result. OF injuries received from his
horse falling upon him on Merchant
street, was able to get out of his
sroomSfor 1.-THE first time yesterday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16
sack From the Convention.

Miss Matte Cordray and Bessie
Pople, along with other delegates from
sour city to the Christian Endeavor
Convention. held at Warrington last
Thursday and Friday. have returned
home and report large attendance
inspiring addresses and delightful eS-
sercises throughout.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

w. linn formerly OF the West
Virginia grocery, but now employed
at the Wagner Pamros Machine works.
has rented the old Nelson Bruuase
stone property, on the Benton's Fer
" road. where he VIII remain for the
sumnerSand spend his spare time gar
zdening and raising chickens
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

!, the city on Saturday for Visit
wi their parents and friends. Mr..
Meserve win return home after re"
davs to resume the duties OF ms Pc. pc,
sitiou. while his wife and 1afnl4S Wiz
remain for some time with u.s.
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of For the Farm.

Harbert and wife OF Golden
View. moved their household goods
TO the depot to-day en- route to their
Sardis farm, in Harrison county. to
remain for time with their son.
BAIL Harbert They have been with
with us for some time and We are
sorry to lose them from our midst. but
so it Is, our present interests thus Of
ten bring US together and then separ-
ate us again, yet he takes our best
wishes and the West Virginian along
with him
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Has Returned to Us.

H. W. Woody. the champion fox
hunter Of the First ward. who has
been engaged for some time on a
building contract at Warrington. has
returned to the city. and it is ex-
pected that all his spare time from
home duties will be spent in prospect
ing for future chase which he loves
soswell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

L you want to see "Goo-goo eyes
watch the people eat Hall and HAIRS
creamt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

l quart Black Berry Brandy free
with each quart OF whiskey-
SHAW AND CAREY.
Watson Hotel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

Hall and Harris cream IS a smooth
article'-the real thing Try it once
and you viii always use It
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Try a want ad IN this paper II you
want results. Only half cent a word.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

Go to J. s. Pople's, Merchant street,
for lace curtains, window shades and
fastenings.
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.YisitIna.Their Eriends.

Charley Meserve. wife and family,
who have been located at Portsmouth
Ohio, during the past year where Mr.
adeserFe las been employed, arrived
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-16

AN kinds OF muslin underwear at
Pople,s. Tp-top styles at rock-bot-
tom prices -
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St Ward

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WORTHINGTON

were calling on friends in Fairnon,
wer calling on friends in Fairmont
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