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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

4 girl baby was brought TO Seattle
clergyman to be baptized He asked
the name Of the baby.
"Dinah NJ the father responded.
But what does the NJ stand for?"
asked the minister.
We'll, don't know yet. II depends
upon how she turns out
why, | do not understand you, "
said the minister.
"Oh. if she turns out nice and sweet
and handy about the house, like her
mother, | shall call her Dinah May.
But if she has fiery temper and
bombshell disposition like mine,
shall call her Dinah Might"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
A PROMINENT WOMAN
Restored From the Asylum to Reason
and Health.


Il was pronounced hopeless case after
giving birth 10 twins. | was placed in an
insane asylum a. inrurable. After months
of suffering | wa taken out and placed
under Mr.. Or. Drew treatment. In one
month my reason was partially restored,
aud in two months | discharged my nurse,
still being treated by Mrs. DR. Drew. La
four months | was perfectly restored 10
health and doing hous"work for IA family OF
seven. When Mrs, DR.. Drew began on my case
| weighed less than one hundred pounds. |
now weigh one hundred and siNty-eight
pounds. Mrs. DR.. Drew has restored me 70
reason By her skillful treatment and remedies
say, God bless her. Will answer any
letters" Mrs +. Hildreth, Westford, Mass.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
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that there is nothing startling about
II.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

round-topped derby crown Of satin.
The only trimming was a large bunch
OF yiOlets. with short green stems, SCI
directly in front with q long branch
of maidenhsir fern extending from
the vlOlets over the crown towards
the back. The vIoiets were in two
tones. light and dark. and were as
natural in appearance o. possible.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

DR. Lindsay Johnson. the celebrated
opthalmologist, says that the dog has
two ancestors, one round-eyed, the
other oyal.eyed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

One way to induce women to vote
would be TO issue ballots in all the
most fashionable shades, suggest the
Baltimore sun.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
The Princess Gown.

The princess gown Of 1896 is not
necessarily a smoothly fitted. One-piece
dress. 1t is often made in two pieces.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
FOR SALE, TO LET
OR EXCHANGE

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~ miles from Boston. bounded on one
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station OF the railroad is nearly oppOs-
ite. Possibly "a pecuniary interest
might be taken in business using the
above premises. j. w. BEALS, 80
Pearl St, Boston.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
TWO OPEN LETTERS
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOMEN
Mrs.. Mary Dimmick or Washington tells
How Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well.

II Is with great pleasure we publish
the following letters. as they convinc-
ingly prove the claim we have 30 many
times made in our columns that Mrs
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

A young man marvels the drst time
be makes a fool Of himself, but be soon
gets used % H.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
A striking Hat.

One OF the most striking hats was
e light blue straw cavalier shape, with
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

There are no n"wsboys in Spain. Women
sell newspapers on the street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

New York Whatever hesi-
fancy women may feel about Empire
styles for gowns of a more formal >or,.
they meet with ready acceptance for
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
In Enre a InIn In u

The poet Tennyson died with a volume
OF Shakespeare in his hand.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

To Cure "A Cold in one Day.
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Druggists refund money II it fails 10 cure. l..
W. Groves signature on each box. 2jc.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09

the waist ana skirt joined with rows
OF insertion, ueedlework, or heavy lace
or embroidery girdleS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-09
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

lomakr the appended quotations OF vaipe
abNe 90 buyer and seller, the resume OF the
market, prtfaCing the quotations should be
carefully read. IN a market of this vharac-
Ter 70 i> Impossible 10 give prices for every
uay ot the week Noting, however the
general tendency of trade. sufficiently ac-
Curate quotations will b. given on which
The sun., 1906-12-26
G4RNERS RIDING A HELP.
ROWe's AIlOwmaIse First In Christmas
Handicap at New Orleans.

NkW ORLEANS Dec. 25.--One OF the largest
crowds that ever turned out TO witness a
days racing attended the Fair Grounds
this afternoon. The weather was ideal.
The Christmas Handicap was the principal
event Fifteen started in the stake. Bester-
ling. Don't Ask Me and Hannibal Bey were
added starters. Allowmsise. c. E. Rowe 8
twO-year-old colt, proved an easy winner.
The BuTlew 4 O'Neil entry. Gid and
Judge Post. We're the betting choices at 7 to ,
when the bug gle sounded. Garner was secu red
by Rowe to ride Allowmaise and the lad
road grand race. His alertness at the
post was in a way responsible for Allowma ise o
victory. Garner rushed the Rowe colt away
from the barriers and Immediately cut out a
winning lead. Going down the bsckstretoh
Alowmatse had a length and half the best
of it. and he won by that margin.
Rather ROYAL. backed from to = to IL to S.
easily proved the best Of the sma II field which
started in the selling AFFAIR at one, mile
DeVout was the choice, but his race was
almost a disgrace. At no stage Of the race
did he appear to have any speed, aud he
finished outside the first three. Rather
Royal raCed to the front and won as he plea sed
from Harmakis and Pride OF Woodstock
First Race-SlH Furongs.. Posing, lO2 d. Hen
neSseY 10 TO l, won; Tsara l0S tF. Burtonl, 10
Time, ina 4b. Clifton Boy, Gay Adelaide, Cannon
Rail, Tom Manklns. Atlas TIcbimngo, Red Ruby
Second RSce-Fve and slf furlongs. -ColloQuy,
95 Garner, TO 10 won: Tudor, eS (Engander), 70
Time lO6 IS. Voting. Elfau Annie DonOhue
Henry Bosworth and Adela X. also ran.
Third kace--Seven furlongs. Lady Esther aA
(GarneT) 4 TO 5, won: JuggleT, los q. Hennessty,
even. second; OrbCular. 1OS thelgersOn), TO 2
also ran.
Fourth RAce-One and one sixteenth miles,
ia CMountain), ! to !, second; Gld, 1OT (NIooD
TO ?. third, Time. l;a7 is: Harry Scott, Kitts
Sterling, Envoy. Kemp Rdgeley, Jack Dolan Old
Stone. Besterlink and Don't Ask Me also ran
Finn RAce-One mile. e.-Rather Royal, p5 u. Hen
ncsSey), II to 5. won HarmAkis as (Garner) o to 2
second Pride OF Woodstock. 50 CTruemanJ, Is 10 l.
third Time, ~ 3-5 Devout, Mart Gentry
Anthony and Bfllnnch also ran.
Sixth Race-One and three sixteenth miles
Col Bartlett, lO7 Mountain, TO |, won; F1aVigny
iOS "a. Martin. 10 8, second. Huntington, i6i
CTruemAn), 20 10 /, third, Time. s;Oi 2-6 Jungle
ator, Varuns and ]. p. Mayberry also ran
The sun., 1906-12-26
Seawanhaka CorlnthIan Nominations

Ane annual meeting of the Seawanhaks
Nrthian Yacht Club will be held on Iues-
day. January s. and. on invitation of Rear
Commodore Frank ; Hastings IL will be held
at his residence. IS West Fiitieth street
The trustees have made nominations for
positions for the year 1897 as follows.
CommodOreE e. Benedict, steamer Oneida,
Vice Commodore -WlnslOw 5. Pierce, steamer
Gundreda
Rear Commodore $. Hastings, kc,ca
Peggy.
Trustees Glass OF I0iO-ChaTlcs A. Sherman
John d. Barrett, Howard c. Smith.
Secreiary-Samuel r. Outerbridge.
Treasurer Frederic p. Moore.
Measurer-C. sherman Hoyt.
Race COmmittee-Nictor 1, Cumnock Irving Cox
g Sherman Hoyt, John Il. Dennis, James 4. Blair
Jr.
Law Commlttee-WiIllam A. W. Stewart William
G. Low, Jr, Johnston de Forest.
Committee on Lines and Models-John HysOp
81. John Smith, Montgomery II. Clark
Country House Committee Charles A. sherman.
beverley r. Robinson, Rear Commodore F. s
Hastings Arthur h. Hagermeyer and Allen E
whitman.
An amendment 20 the bylaws will ne
offered which, II adopted will enable a mem
Der In Glass B. on attaining the age of 80 years
to become a member In Class A by paying an
initiation fee OF $50
The sun., 1906-12-26
Luck Enable. DIR. Lego TO win.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 25-After a spec
tacular race. DR.. LegRo beat Proper in the
Christmas Handicap. az one and a quarter
miles. at Emeryville to-day. The track was
fetlook deep In soft mud. while the day was
cloudy, yet 1000 persons attended the races
Borghesi, top weight. ruled a slight favorite
over Proper. and DR.. LeRgo was a heavily
backed third choice. Ramus and Corrgan
acted as pacemakers. while Borghesi brought
up the rear and was apparently unable to
negotiate the going. Rounding the far turn
Corrigan carried Ra mus wide. which ena bled
Dr. LeggO, who had been efectually blocked.
luck won the race for DIR. LeRgo. Proper
compelled 20 make a wide turn. finished
Ramus was third. four lengths OF Proper
was the best under the prevailing conditions.
This is the fourth consecutive time that L.
Williams, the discharged Jockey OF Jennings
has won head or nose nnish over his former
employer.
The sun., 1906-12-26
YACHTS AT THE RIVIERA.
Vanderbilt. Pulitzer. singer and bennett
Boats in the Medit erranean.

The season on the Riviera VII open soon.
and several steam yachts owned by AmerI-
cans will be there Commodore Cornelius
Vanderbilt will Join his steamer, North star.
and make a Mediterranean cruise, returning
here early In the spring The season prom is es
10 be very successful.
Joseph Pulitzer has taken the villa Cynthia
at Cap Martin for the season. and he Is eN-
pected TO arrive shortly on board the steam
Baron de Forest. Mortimer r. Singers
Maund Is on her way 10 Nice Last year
Mr.. Singer resided az the Winter Palace
Cimiez, where he probably will he ga in tins
season for stay Eugene HigRins's Naruna
Is now at Nice. The Earl of IonsdR les
Norseman already il in the Mediterra ca n,
and j. Gordon Benefits Lysistrata is Of
Italy, and will be anchored az Niefranchs
by the end of the month. Lord Howard do
Walden's Branwen Is expected at the Riviera
shortly
The sun., 1906-12-26
skating.

Morris Wood captured the honors in both
the half mile and one mile events in the race
meet at the Saratoga Rink. Broadway and
Halsey street. yesterday afternoon. The
summaries
One Nile Novice-won by George chTistianson.
HobOken Skating club. Henry Anthony. Hoboken
skating Club. second j. FTwing MOHAWK A. C.,
third Time, minutes - 50 Eeconds.
,os. shstinz SI,h pm Kssyns~ Nsw SoSL a.
second; =. Allen Taylor. Saratoga SKATING club,
Time I minute ~ s seconds
One. Nile handlcAp.-won by Morris Wood.
scratch: ". Sutpher, Ssraioga 3. C., ~ yards,
ssIsss ,s. ~, s..S::s Y. Sss q S.ts
The sun., 1906-12-26
TRAP SHOOTING.
Fine Days sport at the Crescent A. G. and
New York A G.

Trap shooters OF the Crescent Athletic
Club spent a merry Christmas at Bay Ridge
yesterday by popping away at little clay
pigeons. The conditions that marked the
shoot were exceedingly difflcult. A strong
northwest gale blew in from the bay and
tossed the blue rocks In every possible direc-
tion. As a result the scores were not high.
The only perfect string was returned by
Frank b. Stephenson. who broke fifteen
running in one Of the trophy shoots.
lt was typical Crescent weather and more
than dozen gunners gathered at the trape
in the morning and shot until II was dark.
Eleven events were decided. the most i'm
portant being the Christmas cup at twenty
five targets and a team race between two
squads Of seven guns each
Twelve gums shot for the Christmas cup.
The winner was q. Brewer. who with handi-
cap OF returned a score OF 23 The team
race ended In a tie. Each squad broke in
the aggregate 81 targets. II was decided
that the captains should shoot IL off at fifteen
targets each. W. c. Damron won by break
ing 10 against A. L. Hendrickson's o.
Several Of the club trophy shoots ended in
ties. In the first event OF the day l.. c. Hop
kins. ,. B. Stephenson. W. &. Damron and O.
Brewer all ;:ec with IL targets each. l.. G..
Hopkins won the shoot of With a handicap
OF 2. the gunner broke 10 clay pigeons.
+. b. Stephenson was in another tie. This
time. however. +. W. Snyder was his op-
ponent. On the original shoot both killed"
fifteen birds Stephenson won the shoot on
He missed only one Of the blue rocks while
SNYDER hit only six OF the fiytng targets.
Another tie was between W. &. Damron
and IL. p. Marshall. The two each broke
thirteen targets In the original shoot. Dam
ron broke twelve in the shoot of, which was
three more than Marshall hit.
The other trophy shoots were well dis
tributed. l.. G, Hopkins won two and W. q.
O. W. Brewer ali took home prizes ' The The
The sun., 1906-12-26
SOCcERITEs sHIvERINs STRIFE.
sailors of Steamship Philadelphia Play Tie
with RrOokIyns,

Frigid weather and high wind did not
interfere with the game OF Association foot
ball between the eleven OF the steamship
Philadelphia. recognized as the star team
OF the ocean. snd the Brooklyn Football
Club, at the Marquette baseball grounds.
Tenth street and Second avenue. Brooklyn.
Yesterday afternoon. following Of nearly
a hundred tars accompanied the players from
the big liner and odds Of to 1 were offered
by the enthusiastic sailors. While the visit
ing team showed superior tactics TO those Of
the home contingent. especially In forward
mbinatiOn play. of which they were masters.
the BrOokyns held them to a tie score, thanks
mainly TO the fact that a penalty kick in
the latter part OF the second half enabled
them to even up matters.
With the wind behind them in the first half.
the Brookyns did not benefit by their ad-
vantage and allowed their opponents the
one earned goal OF the match. IL was the
result of a Duzzling shot by German at out
side left from an accurate pass by Richards.
the centre forward. which went whizzing a
foot inside the goal post for the first tally
Of the game, The half ended 60 in favor
OF the steamship Philadelphia. After the
restart, the Brooklyns were constantly on
the defensive, and as their kicks repeatedly
carried the ball back OF the line, they were
home team accomplished successfully, max
ing occasional spurts up the field. During
one OF these sorties Tyler. the Philadelphla
leIt back, brought hls arm into contact with
the ball right in front OF his own goal, the
consequence being a penalty Kick. Suther-
the PhilsdeIphia soaIk eepeT. thereby tieing eng
the score at one goal Apiece;
The play was fast and furious until the
end, but there was no further scoring. Pike,
Burroughs, Pagan and German were the star
players OF the sailors The two Brooklyn
backs. Milne and kinnard. aud Watts, at
center hall. were the mainstay OF the home
team. The lineup.
The sun., 1906-12-26
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The sun., 1906-12-26
BrOwn.COrneII-Penns,lvsnIs Chess Tourney

The eighth annual chess tournament
among two students from Brown. Cor
nell and the University OF Pennsylvania will
he begun this morning in the residence OF
vania won the contest last year and the vsay
before. while Cornell has one leg on the
trophy. The players who will take part this
year are n. n Sweet and q. r. Mccoy
Brown; 4. i, Black and V. J. Guenther, Cor
nell. and ". II. Hughes and " b. smith
Pennsylvania. Following IL the schedule
"Wednesday saith. Pennsylvania, vs. Black
GuentheT. Cornell va Mccoy, Brown.
Thursday-Hughes. Pennsylvanla. vs. Guenther
Cornell. Sweet Brown. vs.. Smith. Penn syiVanls
Mccoy. Brown, vs.. Black. Cornell
Friday Black, Cornell, " Hughes Penn sylvAnla
SWeet. Brown, vs. GuentheT. Cornell Smith Penn
syivanA, vs. Mccoy. Brown.
saturday 20 Isiack, Cornell. Va Sweet Brown
LedmaL camilA RsFnkxiBadaAs~
The sun., 1906-12-26
Jack Gates Through Coaching 10 the NaVy's
Regret.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 25.--John NJ. Gates.
who coached the Naval Academy football
team SO successfully last season and played
on the Yale eleven the season previous is to
20 into business. Everybody at the academy
was anxious for him TO return neSt season.
H. Is now visiting in Annapolis.
The sun., 1906-12-26
Twenty-third street Team Wins Rough
Game in Newport.

NEWPORT. r. L.. Dec. 25.--The basketball
team OF the Newport Naval Reserves was
defeated here tonight by the Twenty-third
street team of New York bv score of ~ to
10. The game was rough and fast through
out. but frequent foullng caused IL to be
uninterestng. Harvey and Roche were tho
Eberline and kane did eTectual playing for
the visitors.
The sun., 1906-12-26
I:Olf.

At Garden city links yesterday there were
forty or hftv players out and the feature
was the annual Christmas day match between
Walter J. Travis and Arden NJ. Robbins
Neither would state the odds on which they
played, nor the result. They had turkey
together ~ luncheon.
Good times and the raining Of turkeys
for the eaddie boys made up the card ct mos {
Of the clubs. There waS o sVeepstak e. q "a nst
bogey AZ the Dyker Meadow Golf Club wit h
-won nrstpEinss
The sun., 1906-12-26

Jack Dunn speaks glowlngly OF the ability a,
Storkes. the Amherst thTf bas~man secured h,
resembles Devln and Bradley. Another rolI@Tisn
N keep an eye on 10 Grant, whom Billy Murray
Q Hsrva rd man.
The American League has . monopoly on the
TRIBE % Jones Davy plays with Detrolt FieIdsr
Gtn SpicaEo, Tom with ST. Louis and Charley win
The sun., 1906-12-26
Autos at Rock. Bottom

$50 SLIGHTLY used HIGH CLASS Autos
sent here for sale at GREATLY REDUCED prices
await your inspection. Touring Cars s275 10 81 500.
Runabouts, from si25. satisfactory DEMON.
STRATIONS.
WilIis's Automobile Exchange. 23l West 54th.
Near Broadway.
The sun., 1906-12-26

Referee-A IL. Dale, New York state League.
Linesmen--A. Lane, Camerons. and j. Hanian
West Hudsons. Goals lawson, German. West
Hudsons Hogan, CsmerOns. Time OF hsives-S5
minutes.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2j-The Albion soccer
team OF this city to-day defeated the True
to-day.
The sun., 1906-12-26
OOIOEF-FiEIFhN
W. G. Damron. .-...,. 10 \. T.. Hend1cksOn .... 8
SHOOT oFP-sAME CONDITIONS.

W. {. Dsmron...l - II. y. MsrshaL...l y
The New York A. c. shooters had big day
at Travers Island yesterday, nine events
being disposed Of in all The weather was
cold. but otherwise everything was perfect
The big event OF the day was the December
cup. y SO target handicap. With q handicap
of IA KuchIer made full score. Burns was
on scratch with Griefi, Billings and Well
brock The first named came out with the
best actual work. his total being 80. It was
kuchler's third leg for the prize. md with only
another shoot on the schedule. 1t looks as ir
II would easily fall to him this month. kuchler
was to the front again for he oliday cup and
came out ahead with total of 40. although
his handicap was short ened twOtargets.
The scratch shoot for he buffers cup
which was present ed by X. X. Dugro, created
plenty of fun. IL was a IS target AFFAIR, and
only men who were entitled to a handicap of
were allowed TO enter. Debacher won II by
two targets from Adolf. Dugro himself
shot In the race and quit with the low est
score, his tally being dozen. For the Grief
cup Billings showed to have his proper range.
and from scratch he made - ont o. the rs
After a tie with Grieff. Hibbard and Du9ro
Billings secured the special cup In the shoot
on Grief showed up splenddly for trophy
No. ?, with a full score OF rs. Dugro, Vilmar
and Held earned brackets IN the other events
The scores
The sun., 1906-12-26

Immediate Development The committee
OF course. appreciate the impOssibility OF
achieving the above result wholly in the
immediate future II IL, however, necessary
for our proper athletic development that a
field for varsity games be at once provided
This should include the stadium and winter
running track and the training house, or at
least so much OF each OF these as are necces-
sary for the present needs
1t may be that a. the working plans are
developed, IL will be found that only portion
Of the stadium and training house are now
needed both or these could OF course be
built with a cheaper OF less permanent con-
struction than that estimated on. although
construction means increased annual cost
OF maintenance. and the securing OF funds
TO meet the current expenses IL about the
only weak spot In Cornell athletics The
alumni field committees therefore. have
determined TO make every effort To raise a
at least one varsity field at once. For This
there will be REQUIRED. in their Judgment.
already provided
The sun., 1906-12-26
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GRAND CLEARING SALE OF HORSE BLANKETS.
Stable Blankets 55 cents. Square Blankets, 81;
Truck Blankets, slb 100. glb, 800: l0lh Leathered
for Hames 3.75. Fawn or Blue Truck Blankets.
AIS and up. Fancy Wool Carriage Blankets. $50
Oh Storm Covers, 200
PETERS HARNESS q SADDLERY co.
IA West broadway. near hambers ST.. mp stairs