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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
Prof. Crosby's Last Reading

Prof Thomas Crosby, Jr.. gave the
asst reading OF his course OF dramatic
-eadings at the Churchill House. and the
'rescntation was believed by many to be
his best. More than few among the
audience expressed regret that the course
was complete. "Monna Wanna" is the
lay In which he was seen. and his sym.
athy for the different parts. his deer
understanding OF their meaning. alto.
other complete mastery OF the words
made his delineations particularly sur
ossful.
Before the reading proper. Prof. Crosby
ave a brief and concise analysis OF thf
,ction and dramatic qualities OF the play
tIe also gave a brief sketch of the char
acter OF Maeterlinck. the playwright
Among those I'm the audience were
Mrs c. Prescott Knight. Mrs. Webster
Knight Mrs. John n. Freeman. the
Misses Brown, Mrs. Seeber Edwards
Mrs Walter S. Ballou. Mrs. Alfred Met.
'nlf, Mrs. Guy Metcalf Miss Emma Wee
len. Miss Anne 7. weeden. Mrs. Charles
Matteson, Miss Alice Comstock. Mrs
Henry u. Gardner. Mrs. Jabez a Marrfs
Mrs, y Wallacs Comstock. Mrs. William
g. Dart. Miss Amy Dart. Mrs. Gertrude
Rugg Field. Mrs. 7. clifford Ladd. Mrs
Arnold u. Chsce. Mrs. John N. Mason
Dr Ellen A. Stone. Miss Lizzie Taft
Mrs. Mcrwin White. Miss Mary Lewis
Mrs. W. ~ Campbell. Miss Helen Camp
bell. Mrs Walter L. Preston, Mrs. How.
ard J.. Cornell. Mrs. J. Earl Clauson. Mrs
NJ. r. Stickney.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
CALEB POWERS
DENIES EVERYTHING

Georgetown, Ky, Dec. 17.-Caleb Pow
ers, accused OF completely in the murder
OF William Goebel, took the stand yes
terday. The court house was packed.
Many women were present. After detail
ing his political aspirations. ending in his
nomination and election as secretary of
state. Powers was asked TO define his
connection with bringing the various
bodies OF mountain men to Frankfort
prior to the assassination OF Goebel.
The witness frankly admitted his con-
nection with the mountain army and
said that there was no secrecy about IL.
He said the purpose OF IL was for a moral
effect on the contest then pending a,
Frankfort, and there was no threat or
intmation OF violence and no instructions
given TO the mountaineers as TO any
threatened trouble.
Powers denied emphatically that he Ii
rected Golden or Noakes. as they testi-
fed. 10 "get mountain feudists" or fight
ing men. but said that instructions were
given to get representative citizens, tho
best In their respective sections.
Powers announced that he had informa- :
tion that the rife with which Goebel is
said to have been killed is now I'm George.
town. Although this rife has figured
greatly in the testimony. its whereabouts
had been n mystery since Jan. 70. 1900. the
lay Goebel was shot.
Speculation is rife as TO what can bc
developed from the discovery OF the miss
ing weapon.
During the afternoon Powers fatty con.
'radlcted the testimony OF Noakes, Whar.
ton. Golden and Youtsey.
Powers denied that his brother hac
-iven Youtsey n key to h'7 office. liz
denied that he had any intlmstion thai
Goebel was 10 be killed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
100000 ON
S|X.DAY RACE

New York. Dec. Most OF the riders
who competed In the six-day race at Mad
ison Square Garden have already re-
ceived their money and are on their way
home. The few cyclists who did not get
their coin yesterday have blue envelopes
awaiting them at the box Office.
While the race was not the financial
SUCCESS of previous years. II was bis
money winner. The total receipts aggre-
gated about $4,000. The expenses were
about $4,000, which left $4,000 for the
management. OF which 40 per cent. or
$1,000 went to the Madison Square Gar
den company. which rented the building
on shares. and SO. 900 was divided between
Patrick T. Powers and Harry Pollok. the
managers.
Manager Powers said yesterday that In
future the rowdy element will be barred.
To do this 81 will be charged for general
admission during the entire week. OF the
race. instead OF 80 cents during the first
three days. The attendance during the
last three days OF the contest was big
enough TO warrant the increase In price
and enable the management to make as
much money as at the cheaper price.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
ANGUS POINTER IS DEAD

Lebanon n. H.. Dec 1.-THE pacing
Gelding Angus Pointer (2:0l%) owned by
Senator George t. Whitney. died here
yesterday The horse was sent TO re-
cent sale I'm New York by Senator Whit
ney and was bid I'm again by him for
$500. He was then brought here ard
placed in charge OF Trainer r. A. Suth-
erland Angus Pointer was sired by Sid
ney Pointer.
Angus Pointer. was easily the most con-
spicuous PAGER on the grand circuit dur
ing the season 80 recently closed. Not
only did he pace the fastest mile OF
the season-his 2:0l% at Syracuse
but he won more races and captured moro
money than any of the side-wheelers In
either big or little company. He did all
this. too. In spite OF the fact that forcc
Of circumstances made a change of driv.
ers necessary for him during the Colum-
bus meeting Trainer Ed Sunderland.
who had teamed the PAGER for three sea-
sons. was badly injured while racing over
an Ohio half-mile track, compelling him
TO lay up for the season, and with the ex-
ception OF a heat or two thereafter NY
ron McHenry drove the gelding I'm his en-
gagements.
That the publ cgeneraliy did not re-
gard that Angus Pointers earning power
as a racing proposition had ceased was
shown by the fact that bonafide bids os
nearly 5000 were made upon him when
Angus was led into the sales ring az
Madison Square Garden less than a month
ago. George r. Whitney, his owner,
however. felt that the geding was worth
even more than he was commanding. and
ne was bid in to be returned TO the Whit
ney farm at Lebanon. ~. r.. In the ex-
pectation that Angus would go down the
big line with the free-for-allers again
next season.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
FAVOR||ES HIVE GOOD
/ DAY At MN ORLEANS

New Orleans, La, Dec. l7.--Lad OF
Langdon easily won the handicap race.
the best card offered at the Fair Grounds
yesterday. Favorites had the best OF the
argument, five out of six winning.
Summaries:
First race. 5ls furlongs, selling-Free-
booter. l07 Pickens), TO ?. won; Magic.
i3f (Koerner), 25 to l, second. Toboggan.
l% tMountain). to I. third. Time l:l4 1-5.
Jerry c.. Martinus. Koldo, Gauze. Sheer.
Stella Perkins, Chieftain, Light Burn,
Masterson and Mazonia also ran.
Second race, 5 furlongs-Una i06 (koer-
ner), TO /, won: My Love. l0i (OtD. 10
to /, second; Sundart. 100 CPickens), Is TO
1. third Time Loo 2-5. Honta, Variety.
Male Fletcher, Miss Schindling, Redemp-
tion. Auspcious. Bitterly. Baltroonia,
Lady Pick and Mrs. Cook also ran.
Third race. ] 1-16 miles. selling-Hal-
Larsen, lo3ik CNotter). to 1. second; Rio
Grande. ZOE (McFadden). s TO 1, third.
Time 1:53 3-5 Nancy, Wabash Queen and
El Captain also ram
Fourth race. / mile and 20 yards. handi-
cap-Lad OF Langdon, log CDelaby), To
!. won; Pasadena, 40 fPowers) 1S to 9,
second; Carthage, ia (Notter). II TO 10.
third. Time l:49 l-5 Right Royal also
ran.
Fifth race, 6 furlongs, selling-La Soeur.
l0s (Notter). to s. won: Hans, 106 (Koer-
ner). Z 10 /. second Ed Kane, 30 Dei-
aby). 13 TO 8, third. Time 1:l9 3-5. Silver
Ball, Arrow Swift Inauguration, Apple
Toddy. Thomas Calhoun, Ada o Walker
and Cuernavaca also ran.
Sixth race. ~ miles. selling-Dr Nc
Cleur. l07 (Mountain). 8 to 10, won: Gran
ada, 106 (Pickens). 4 TO ], second; Lady
Oakland 1924 Geibert, 12 to /. third
Time 1859 20. Docile. Mishors. Shining
Star. Lady Goodrich and Destroyer also
ran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
BASEBALL CHAT

Frank Corridor. the Quaker pitcher and
ex-Gray. Is contemplating a hunting trip
In the Adirondacks.
Luther Taylor and Christie Mathewson
are two Giants who got stung for the
time being by the furry In the financial
world. Both have a good share OF their
savings sewed up I'm the Knickerbocker
Trust.
The Merchants association of Newport
News. Va, has sent the Giants a hearty
invitation TO train i'm their midst" These
hospitable merchants offer TO pay all the
expenses and guarantee a royal welcome
by the citizens of the town. The Mer-
chants association of Newport News has
been, however. trine too slow to sue
ceed.
Manager Bill Murray OF the Phillies
says that he is well supplied with twirl-
ers for the coming season. He has IA slab
artists now on his stan He says lie
made no trades for the reason that the
other managers offered him unclassifed
fruit for seasoned stars Murray thinks
he will select Savannah as the training
place for the shifty Quakers.
The fact that McGraw is thinking OF
playing second base himself is an omi
nous sign for one Doyle who spotted on
the second bag last season.
The American league meeting over, Abe
Nahan, the secretary OF the Yankees. has
ordered the pinochle tournament in tho
Flatiron building resumed.
Pat Powers. the president OF the East
ern league, was too exhausted paying out
money to those connected with the six.
day race yesterday to talk baseball. and
would say nothing concerning the future
of the Montreal team.
There Is little chance now OF Trenton
taking Montreal's place in the Eastern
league. The Tri-State league will again
be In the field next season. and means
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
SCHOONER LAWSON
A TOTAL LOSS

Boston, Dec. IA private dispatch
from the London Salvage association re-
ceived here states that the seven-masted
schooner Thomas W. Lawson, which cap
sized off the Scilly islands carly Saturday
morning, will be a total loss. as she is
broken in two between her NTH and sixth
masts.
The after part of the vessel In sunk in
deep water while the forward part &c
still afoat, but is bottom up. The posi-
ton OF the latter Is much exposed and II,
is probable that IL will be thrown on C
the rocks.
The salvage company considers the YES
sci and cargo a total loss.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
new BASEBALL LEAGUE

Philadelphia Pa. Dec. 17.--At meet
ing held here yesterday. new baseball
league was formed. with clubs in Phila-
delphia Brooklyn. Newark n. J.. Pater-
son, Baltimore and Reading. Pa. with
Al w. Lawson of Reading as president.
The organization is to be known as the
Union League OF Professional Baseball
Clubs of America.
Representatives from all tho cities were
present and each was assessed 800 as a
working basis for the new league
Grounds in all the cities above men
toned have been secured and the league
will be ready for business when tho sea-
son opens.
Three cities OF the old Atlantic league,
Brooklyn, Newark and Reading. arc In
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Paterson
with two other cities 10 be admitted, will
make up the new league.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
To Tax Orientals

ottawa, Ont, Dec. n.-Ralph Smith
British Columbia) moved In the houss
yesterday a resolution asking for furthei
restrictions on Oriental immigration. The
,hinese I've been kept out Of Canada
10 a large extent by a 500 poll tax. and
A similar law is sought for other Orient
ais. During the last IL months the ar.
rivals in British Columbia were 300
Japanese. 5000 Hindus and 1000 Chinese.
Mr.. Smith said the influx OF japanese
was due to special Legislation passed IN
the United States. He said the Law
should be amended TO keep out japanese
who did not bring passports direct from
Japan The other members from British
Columbia spoke IN favor Of the resc,u.
ton No action was taken on the reso.
luton yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
GRAYS KALSOM|NED
BY Waterbury, 50

The Providence polo team received an
other setback in its endeavors TO ascend
the ladder In the league race last eve
quintette. to 0.
Although the Grays goaled the ball
three times. not once did II stay I'm the
goal. and each time It was carried TO the
cage OF the homo team and shot into the
netting, staying there In each instance.
The first time tho ball performed the
stunt Il looked very much az II Cusick
pulled II out. as his stick was In the
cage, and a moment later the pellet was
rolling toward tho Providence ond. The
second time the ball turned the trick It
was on fine shot from Curtis stick and
the third time McGivray was the Vie
tim.
For fine floor work and team playing
the Providence rushers outstyled the
Waterbury pair. as the record OF goal
stops shows. Tibbitts having but Is.
against 36 for Cusick. The rough rider
goal end was the star Of the game. He
look care OF all kinds OF drives. Hot
shot slow dribbles and nasty pokes
looked all the same to him.
Early in the first period Curtis and
I,oxson came together hard, while after
the ball, the latter falling heavily TO the
floor. He failed to get up. and IL was
seen that no was badly hurt. He wcs
assisted TO the dressing room and a ply
s.cian summoned. Ii was found that the
left arm was dislocted at the elbow.
Tho bono was replaced. but Loxson will
be out OF the game for some time.
Rorty made his first appearance as a
referee and made a very favorable i'm
pression He was assigned to officate
here and at Pawtucket for the week, but
as Kiigara could not leave his business
for that length Of time TO work In the
Connecticut games, Rorty went home last
night and will be seen here later
The slimmaTy:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
POXING at the STAgDA0D A. C.
LYMANSYILLE, R. m. Dec. ls, 1909

Main bout, Frank Mintell vs. Harry
Lewis, Is rounds. catchweights. Semi
final and two prelims. Admission 500
Reserved seats 800 Ringside $500 Tick
cts on sale at Narragansett Hotel, Ma
hocany Palace, Turkish Baths, 30 Aborn
street: 80 Weybosset street; Quigley ;
pooI room, Olneyville; Eddie Moore's
Cafe. Pawtucket; Tom McArdle's barber
shop, Pawtucket. Tel. 20l-R West. Spe-
ciaI cars marked Centredale leave Market
Square every IL minutes between and
O'Clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
sQUIaES ENTERS RING AGAIN

Bakersfield. Cal. Dec. 17.-Fight pro-
moters here have begun negotiations 10
have Bill Squires meet James Flynn In
this city on Dec. "a. Manager Thomas
O'Brien OF the Empire Athletic club. is
corresponding with Flynn. while A. Neil
has been in communication with the Aus
tralian. o'Br1en says he will guarantee
them slsH.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
BRIDGEPORT 3.
PANNIUCKET :

Bridgeport. Conn. Dec l7.-Paw-
tucket was easily downed by the Dump
lings. TO 2. In the local rink last night.
the visitors being unable TO Withstand
the rushes that were continued with un-
usual frequency during the first period.
Jason and Murphy were the stars and
kept the ball moving every minute OF
the time. In about half minute from
the opening of the contest the ball was
rushed inside the cage.
1t was not until the second period that
Pawtucket was able TO score. then after
3n minutes Of the hardest kind OF play
Cunningham finally Gagged the second
goal for the visitors. The score:
BRIDGEPORT. PAwTUCKEr
Jason. 1r. 1r....................1r .1r., Whipple
Murphy. 2r... .2r. Cunningham
Grintn, c....,...,.......... .....c, mooney
WOODS, n. p.............. n D., cameron
sutton, g........,........ heHerndii
Summary. Bridgeport 8. Pawtucket 2.
Rushes, Jason 13. Stops. Sutton 49, Hef-
fernan 81. Fouls. Murphy, Jason, Cam
cron. Referee. Doherty. Timer, Terry
Rogers. Attendance 400.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
THE JOY or OWNING LAND.

There Is n distinct Joy In owning
land. unlike that which you have In
money. in houses. In books. pictures or
anything else which men have devised
Personal property brings you into so
ciety with men. But land is a part Of
Gods estate In the globe. and when a
parcel OF ground ~ decided TO you and
you walk over IL and call IL your own
nership with the original Proprietor Of
the earth.-Henry Ward Beecher.
Beautiful ride. Trolley every half
hour to Oakland Beach.
See this property. Mr.. Bennett at
the information Bureau IL now selling
rapidly for cash.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
FITZGERALD CHALLENGES

Willie Fitzgerald has issued challenge
% the lightweights. He S1ys he will fight
any one at from i33 TO IA pounds. lie is
particularly anxious To- meet Tommy
Murphy or Bert keye- He will fight
either Of them any number OF rounds and
BET ticnD he will win.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
M'GlKM GIL 40 TO lEAV:

Louisville. Ky. Dec. 17-Dan McGann
who was recently traded TO Boston by
Manager McGraw OF the Giants. said yes
terday that while he was glad TO get
away from New York. he was trihe un.
certain as to how to feel about the deal
'T am willing to play In Boston IL Own.
er Dovey does the right thing In the mat.
ter of salary" he said.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

Score. Hartford 6. New Britain 3
Rushes. Lincoln Z. Schiller 6. Fouls
Coggeshal. Hart. Wiley, Toner. Schiller
Stops. Sutherland 4s. Mitchell 3s. Ref
cree. Allen. Timer. McDermott. At
tendance, 1900.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17

Put your money I'm Choice Real Es-
tate. There II none better than Mr..
Bennett will show you at Oakland
Beach.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
HARTFORD s,
NEW BRITAIN J

New Britain, Dec 17.--In a battle
waged so fiercely that the spectators
were kept shouting continuously. the
league leaders fell before Hartford last
night by the score of to 3.
Fouls were numerous. but the game
was not unnecessarily rough. although
Schiller and Coggeshall were hors de
combat several times. The score was
tied at the end OF the first and second
periods. but in the final inning Hart and
Lincoln. by tremendous bursts OF speed
put Hartford ahead by clever goals
Sutherland played sensational polo in the
circle for Hartford. and for the home
team Jean and Schiller excelled. Hart
ford lost goal on fouls. The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

THIS wEEK--ERMETE NoNELLi
In the Following Seven Plays: Monday
THE outlaw" by Paolo Giacometu,
Tuesda y-"Othello" Wednesdays Papa
Lebonnard" by Jean Aicard; Thursday
Macbeth: Friday-"Louis Nj" by CAS-
imir Delavigne": Saturday Eyening-"A
Night on" the big DAILY comedy success.
Prfces-$2.0O, $3.50, 500, zoe, DOc'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-17
NOLANS DEFEAT
0[NEYV|uE. 5-4

The J. 4. Nolan quintette added anoth-
er victory to their credit by defeating
the Olneyville team 8 to 4 In a game that
went into the fourth period.
The contest was one Of the fastest anna
teur games ever pulled of on the Infan-
try hall floor. The work OF both OF the
hahbacks. as well as the goal tending for
both sides. was OF a remarkably high call
bre. Midgeley was at centre for Olney-
Vile. and made decidedly good impress
sion, juggling the ball like a veteran,
timing his passes to the second. O'Leary
played his usual hard game.
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Dainty NeckWear

for little money.
Embroidered Collars, SC, 10c,
15c and Csc. The new marie
Antoinette" collars among the
rest.
Lace trimmed and embroid er-
ed Chemisettes at Csc.
The Bond Rushing for the
neck and sleeves of that waist at
25c a yard.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Henry S. TolmaD.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis.
trict of Orleans, Commissioners, to receive,
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of
Henry s. Tolman. late of Greensboro, in said
district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at
his late residence on the
October, next, from one O'Clock p. m.
until4 O'Clock p. m, each of said days, and
that months from the 18th day OF April,
AID 1907 ia the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to rs
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Greesboro, this 9Th day Of
Map, A. D., 1907
-, AS, dcnL.ARY, commissioners
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BRoWNINCToN.

Mrs. Nathan Berry is improving.
A number attended the poverty social
given by the G. E. society and report a
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Geo. Burroug hs, who has been i'll
for number OF weeks with rheumatism,is
little better.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-13
SOUTH BARTON.

Tie baseball team viii go to West Burke
May so to cross bats with the home team
there.
Mrs. Oliver Stone visited her daughters,
Mrs. SiIas Chicker1ng and Mrs. Ida Harvey
at West Burke one day last week.