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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

MONTREAL I. PROVIDENCE 3.
Montreal. Aug. 1S.--The Grays lost
TO the cellar champions through Mack's
unsteadiness yesterday. The pitcher
Of the visitors forced In two runs and
was entirely responsible for others.
Stanley had a wild session, too. but
recovered sooner and steadied down.
Mcconnell and Poland secured singles
IN the opening inning, but remained
at second and third bags. while Phelan
walked and was left at first when
Stanley faded Chadbourne. Peterson
singled IN the second with one gone,
but was caught of first.
Both teams Tailed In the third. Nc
Connell hit to Stanley, who bungled
Lord sacrificed and Stanley heaved one
away past second. Mcconnell then
scored on Abstein's single. Crawford
INJURED Clarke's Offering and Stanley
beat bunt then Mack passed Need
ham and Snowdon. forcing In a run
but struck out Brown and forced Cor
coran and Sheehan 10 pop.
Madigan walked In the fourth. Nor
gan singled. Clarke popped to Peter
son. Stanley singled, Needham lined to
short centre. Snowdon was passed,
forcing Madigan home. while Brown
sent Morgan and Stanley over on
single. In the fifth Mack got a pass,
and when Madigan threw McConnells
single past third he came home. A
pass to Phelan in the sixth. followed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

Runs-Bannon. Malay 2, Sundheim 3,
Flanagan 2, Moran 3. Lennox 2-13; Hail.
Byers. Demmitt-3. Two-base hit-Len-
nox. Three-base hit-Lennox. Home run
Malay. Sacrifice hits-Doran, Pappalau
Rapp. Stolen bases-Malay, Sundheim
Demmitt ., Burrell, Beach 2. Double play
Beach TO Rapp. First base on errors
Rochester g. Baltimore l. First base on
balls-On Pappalau 3: off Burchell g. of
loren 1; off Hardy 1. Hit by pitcher
Sundheim. Struck out-By Pappalau g. by
Burchell /. Left on bases-Rochester 4.
Baltimore 4. Wild pitch--Burchell. Um-
pire-Sullvan. Time-1h. 45m. Attend
ance-i0i5.
TORONTO. 6: JERSEY CITY. 2.
Toronto, Aug. 13-Toronto took the
opening game of the series with Jersey
City here yesterday by 6 to 2. The locals
led from start to finish, and always had a
little on their opponents. Hesterfer
served up gilt-edged kind OF ball, and
but for errors would have registered a
shutout. Pfanmiller, though not nit hard,
was found often. and in the eighth was
touched up for four hits. which netted
the Leafs three runs and the game.
The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
TROTTINC
HORSE NEWS

Jeutboy's lameness is reported to be inl-
Droving rapidly.
Custer C2:o5iD. will hereafter be raced
with hoppies.
Lillian r. C2:oe,s). looks to be a sure los
trotter.
Angus Pointer is the real thing in the
fast pacing classes.
Nance O'Neill C2:s0, is a new one for
Todd C2:14x)
The new stand at the Readville track
IL nearly completed.
The grand circuit horses will be at
Poughkeepsie this week.
King Entertainer C2:l0h). holds the sea-
sons record for trotting stations.
''Geers' Colt" IL what the circuiters now
call that old warhorse Turley.
Another week OF racing at Woonsocket.
commencing today.
Bellini C2:isb.), is the 2sd sire TO be cred
tied with three 2i0 trotters
Beatrice Bellini (2:CSi1). In one OF the
very best trotters OF this year.
IL looks as though the mix-up over So
mona Girls victory at Buffalo was settled
out OF court.
IL begins TO look as though Alice Pointer
(1:5iz). will be the crack green PAGER OF
the season.
Sweet Marie COZ. has worked out a
mile IN 2;o5 and is fast getting into her
best form.
Mr.. Springer is endeavoring 10 secure a
Trsnsylvania nomination for Sonoma Girl
cs8h).
II IL . curious fact that not a single
hoppied PAGER won a race at the Cleve-
land meeting.
Jack Curry says that he drove his last
hArness race at Cleveland He Ia TO 10
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
CRACKING
YACHT RUN

In thick fog and with the end OF her
main boom scraping the water as she
luffed sharply in the stiff breeze to clear
Brenton's Reef Lightship. Morton j.
Plants schooner Ingomar. with Capt
Charles Barr at the wheel. swept across
the finish line off Newport at s:3s:3s, un-
official time, yesterday the leader in
most sensational 40-mile run from New
London OF the New York Yacht clubs
cruising feet. only 3s seconds in her wake
came Rear Commodore r. S. Brewster's
schooner Elmina. and four minutes later
J. Roger Maxwells Queen.
The order of the other yachts was:
Schooner Katrina, sloops Arrow, Isteena,
Weetomoe. Effort and Avenger, schooners
Taormina. Crusader. sloops Irolita, Viola
and Doris. yawl Windward. schooner
Alaska. sloops Winsome and Guardiana,
schooners Seneca. Fleur-de Lis, Vencedor
and sloop Kestrel
Although the Elmina was beaten by the
Ongomar the latter gives time allow
ance. and on this Elmina may win the
commodore's cup for schooners Both OF
them defeated the Queen. While the OFF,
cial figures OF the finish and time allow
nnces were not available last night. IL is
almost certain that the Aurora is the
winner In the class for sloops. with the
Istelena second.
prize is James II. Forbes Katrina, which
finished far ahead OF the Toarmna. The
Elmina carried away her foretopmast i'm
medlately after the finish. The elapsed
time of the winning boats in the various
classes follows;
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QUADR|LLE Wins
MOUNT VERNON

New York, Aug. 1s.--There was a de-
cided change for the better In the facili-
track yesterday for the second days rae
Ing. About 10000 persons were within the
enclosure and the events were run off
promptly One favorite. four second
choices and an outsider. Quadrille, at 10
Mount Vernon handicap, got all the
money. Haensel was the choice In the
big race. but he finished third. Gold Proof
getting second money by two lengths.
The summaries:
Second race. selling. 3-year-olds, mile
and 100 yards--Taunt. to 8. and ! to 3.
first; Kemp Ridgeley, to 2. place. sec
ond; La Vietak, TO and to 3, third.
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Before Marriage

He did all the courting before mar
riage.
He never talked over his affairs with
his wife.
He thought of his wife only as o
cheap housekeeper.
He never dreamed that wife de-
served praise or compliments.
He thought his wife had a vey easy
time.
He married an ideal, and was dis"
appointed TO find IL had flaws.
He paid no attention to his personal
appearance after marriage, says Home
Chat.
He treated his wife as he would not
have dared to treat another woman
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
COLLEGE
AND AMATEUR;
CONTESTS

Time las 3-5.
Third race, 3-year-olds and up. 1-16
miles-Polly Prim, to s and Q TO 8, first;
Pretension. 1 TO 2. place; second; Tommy
Waddel. third. Time 1:6.
Time 1:46.
Fourth race. the Mount Vernon handi-
cap. 8-year-oids and up. furlongs-
Quadrille. 10 to and to ], first; Gold
Proof. to place. second: Haensel. third.
Time / :09 is.
Fifth race. 2-year- -olds. 5lk furlongs-Al-
bert Starr to 1. and even. first; Inaugu-
ration, 7 to 5. place. second; Partisan
Model. third. Time :06 As.
Sixth race. 3-year -olds and up. l mile
Princess Orna, IL to 8. and 3 to 8. first:
Cobmosa, to 2. place. second; Penrhyn.
third. Time 1:41 2-5
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
WEyHOSSET TOURNEY

In the Weybosset two-man tournament
yesterday the O'Brown Nickers combi-
nation made a bid for the honors with a
team total OF e32 pins
Nickers put up the best total OF 323 pins
In this trial, including one fine single OF
i25 pins.
Banister made the leading total for
the day with a go score. one of his sim
giles reaching the i22 mark Besser hit
the wood for a S2e total and l29 single
string.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
CANADA'S
CUP SERIES

Rochester. N. Y. Aug. is-The second
race In the Canada's cup series. sailed
yesterday between the American defender
Seneca and the Canadian challenger Adele
resulted In another victory for the Amer
fcan yacht. A fine breeze that was sup
posed to favor the Adele made the Cana
dams happy In the morning.
The course was straight out into the
lake for a distance OF nine miles and re-
turn.
Eoth yachts crossed the starting line at
u:S1 In an eight-mile breeze.
The Seneca took the lead and was never
headed.
Official time at finish: Seneca, a:5Ias;
Adele. 2:56:66.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
CRACKS ARE
ENTERED

New York. Aug 1a-The annual lawn
ennis tournament at the Meadow club
courts at Southampton. L. l., opened yes
terday with 81 entrants, including William
J. CIothier, national champion; William
A. Larned, former national champion, and
Beals c Wright and Karl II. Behr. who
were competitors for the Davis cup in
England Only few matches were played
of yesterday The cfief OF these was the
defeat of Frederick b. Hague by r. Col
atom Nhn recentlx MON from -ClothIer-
Longwood.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
CHAMPS
TR0UNCE GRAYS

by Chadbourne's out and Petersons
single. counted one for the visitors.
Two hits. sacrifice and a stolen base
by Montreal In the sixth failed 10
tally. single and pass, followed by
Morgan's double. sent in Circoran and
Sheehan I'm the seventh. while Browns
single and Sheehan's duoble brought In
another in the eighth Manager Duffy,
batting for Mack. singled in tho ninth.
but was doubled off flrst when Morgan
plucked McConnells drive off the
grass-top. The score:
MONTREAL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

Eight boats started In the 0-foot class,
which was headed by the Alera. which
also won the commodores cup in the sec
ond division of sloops The Guardiana was
the winner In class N Katrina also won
the prize In class ID. In class the Effort
whose elapsed time was 4:A:23, took the
prize. The Avenger won In class X. beat
ing the Aurora, and also captured the
commodores cup in the first division for
sloops.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

Runs - Brown, Corcoran, Shean,
Madigan, Morgan, Clark. Stanley-7: /:
Mcconnell, Phelan. Mack---3: Bases
stolen--Corcoran, Needham. Two base
hits--Morgan, Shean, Peterson. Sac
rihce hits-Madigan, Stanley, Lord.
Double play--Morgan to Brown. Bases
on balls-Off Mack 8; off Stanley 4;
Struck out-By Mack 3; by Stanley 8.
Left on bases-Montreal 12; Provi-
dence 6. Time--1h. 45m. Umpire
Owens. Attendance-s00
sBatted for Mack In ninth.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
CUPS WON BY
POINT JUDITH TEAM

In the last polo match OF the tour
nament at Point Judith Country club
yesterday. The final score was Point
Judith %, Mypoia Second .. The finish
was close and exciting
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EASTERN
LEAGUE

Rochester defeated the Orioles yester-
day at Rochester 13 TO 3. loren was
knocked out OF the box I'm the third and
Adkins substituted. He had two bad In
nings and then steadied down. The fea-
ture OF the game was Malay's home run
In the second with the bases full. Score:
ROCHESTER,
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS REsIILTs

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Broekton 1, Worcester O..
Lawrence 2, Lowell l.
New Bedford 5. Fall River 4
Lynn 2-l, Haverhill is
GAMES TODAY.
Fall River at New Bedford.
Worcester at Brockton.
Lynn at IIaverhill
Lawrence at Lowell
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was fred. az 11:16 a. m, and were COM
pelled to return and make a fresh start.
by which the Wittelsbach lost minute 80
seconds and the Chewink VIII, / minute
40 seconds. The Wittelsbach. perceiving
that the five other boats were on the
port tack. with the wind dead ahead,
took long tack TO starboard, gained
rapidly on her competitors, and 20 min
utes later obtained the lead
The times at the first windward mark
were as follows:
Wittelsbach ...... ...................12:40:30 30
Spokane l'..... ..,''.''..''.'......'.l l2:06; 50
Wanasee. .."". ..s... ,H:Vl;lb
Marblehead ........ ..'.'.'.''''.'''''. .iS:VS 'Vl
Iiily 'ls 10 ~
oTSwhS Tbs boats sailed the next Leo with tbe
wind abeam and their positions un-
changed. The Spokane I and the Che
kink VIII shook out their reefs, the for
mer having lost a little on the first leg,
owing to her reduced sail area The last
leg OF the first round was broad reach.
wITTELSBACH LED.
At the end OF the first round the Wit
telsbach led spokane I by ! minute 22 sec
seconds behind the Spokane /. and the
Tilly X, Wanasee and Chewink VIII
few seconds apart.
Spokane gained a minute on the Wit
telsbach, and the Chewink VIII. which
had fallen to last place. owing to holding
on too long on the starboard tack. while
fourth place, the Tilly X dropped to the
tail OF the procession, and the Wanasee
slipped into third place. These positions
were unchanged while sailing the next
two legs, though the Spokane / gained
about half a minute on the Wittelsbach.
The time at the finish was as follows:
Wittelsbach ..........''''.''''''''''a 'a:B;vl
spokane l,...... lsv9.o ~
Wanasee ....... '.'s.sss...'..'''.'s . y to
Chewink VIII. ."...................2:l .2:l2:69
Marblehead'. ,.....' '''.s''''''''''''''a 10 %
The Scrowds on board the steamers
which gathered about the finish line
cheered the wittelsbaoh and Spokane !.
Prince Henry was cheerful over the bad
luck OF Tilly X and congratulated the
winner.
Among those on board the Imperial
Yacht clubs steamer were E. Il. Thomas
and family of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. wolff. Jr. of philadelphia Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Lewis Clarke's party on board
the steam yacht Golden Eagle Of the
Eastern Yacht club. OF which Mr.. Clarke
is vice-commodore. included Mrs. ]. Lew
is Stackpole. J. p. Reynolds and Mr.. San
The second race of the series will take
place today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

Runs-Thoney, Schlafiy hehey. =
Phvle. Carrigan--s: Bean. Merritt.
Two-baso hit-Kelley. stolen bases
Thoney 2.( Phyle, Flynn, Struck out-By
Uesterfer 4. by Pfanmillcr 1. Bases on
halle or pfanfniller l. Passed ball-Car-
rigan. hit by pitcher-Merritt. Sacrifice
hits-Rean. Schany. Kelley. Left on
bases-Toronto Z. Jersey City ). Time
IN s5m. Umpires-Conway and McCar-
thy. Attendanee-sooo.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
POLO AT
NEWPORT

The Westchester Freebooters scored the
FIRST win In the polo series for the New
port cup yesterday by defeating the Great
Neck team, i0h to 9is. Reginald c. Van
derbilt was the referee.
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ATHLETICS
take LEAD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia 7. Detroit q.
Boston 8. Chicago g.
Cleveland s, New York O.
st. Louis 7. Washington a.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGITE STANDING
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ANTHONY 5, QU|DNICK |

The Quidnick batters were helpless be-
fore Brown OF the Anthony team Sun
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
LEAGUE STANDING.

NEW YORK. 5: PTTTsBURG. ..
Pittsburg. Aug. l3.-New York easily
took yesterdays game from Pittsburg
and moved into second place.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

Hits-Ne York, u; Pittsburg, 5. Batter
ies-Mathewson and Bresnahan; Leiheld.
Camnitz, PHILIPPE and Gibson. Umpares-
ODay and Klein.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Montreal z. Providence 3.
Toronto Q. Jersey City 3.
Newark 8, Buffalo 4.
Rochester is. Baltimore 3.
GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Montreal.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
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GIANTS GO
BY PIRATES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays results:
New York, 8: Pittsburg, 8
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

PHILADELPHIA T. DETROIT g.
Inability of either Siever or Killian to
stop batting OF Athletics gave Philadel-
phia yesterdays game at Detroit, and first
place Score:
Innings 49,. :. 4 3 s 50
Philadelphia -. 20 3 o / o 2 o.
Detroit -. ........0 1-3
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Hits-Philadelphia 10; Detroit Err
rors--Phlladelphia /; Detroit 2. Batteries
-Siever and Killian and Payne for De-
troit; Waddell and Powers for Philadel-
phia. Umpire-Sheridan
BOSTON s, CHICAGO 8.
Boston outplayed Chicago yesterday at
Chicago. Three OF the visitors runs were
due To errors. Chicago punched all it's
hits In the fourth and eighth innings.
Score:
Innings -. =. / 3 8 So
Boston ......-.......1 2 o o 0 0 Is
Chicago ...... 80 o 0 0 2 0-3
Hits-Boston 8; Chicago 5. Errors-Bos-
ton /; Chicago o. Batteries-W Walsh. owen
and Sullivan and Hart for Chicago; Win
ter and Criger for Boston. Umpires-
IO'Loughin and Evans.
CLEVELAND 8, NEW YORK
Cleveland took the first OF the series
from New York at Cleveland. making its
long hits count for runs. Score:
Innings .... =. Il $50
Cleveland go. ...1 / o o o x--5
New York .........0 o 0 o 20 0 1 0-s
Hits-Cleveland s: New York O. Errors
Cleveland e. New York 2 Batteries
Liebhardt and Clarke; orth and Thomas.
Umpire-Connolly.
WASHINGTON I. ST. LOUIS 8.
St Louis took yesterdays game from
Washington at st. Louis. 10 3. by hit
ting almost at will and aided by Wash
inRton's errors. Score
Innings - IL 9 < &
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'Batted for Mack In ninth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
GEN. AL|kHAN0FF
BLOWN TO PIECES
Nine, GIieboff and Coachman
Also Killed, Daughter and
Generals Son Injured.
FAMOUS FOR HIS CRUELTY.
Was Ntck-Named "The Wild Beast
Cossacks Fired Into Crowd, Burned
Building Into Which They Fled.

AleAandropol, Russia, July i6,-Gen.
Alikhanoff, former governor general Of
Tihis, Madame Gleboff, wife of Gen.
Gliebon, and the coachman. who was
driving their carriage. were blown TO
pieces by bombs thrown at their con-
veyance at half past O'Clock this
morning.
A son of Gen. Alikhanoff and q
daughter of Gen. Glieboff sustained SER
ious injuries.
The party was returning to the res
idence of Gen, Alikhanoff from his
club. The bombs We're hurled in Be-
boutoff street.
Gen. Alilkhanoff was nick-named "The
Wild Beast" by the Caucasian member
of the lower house OF parliament, who
often referred to his cruelty in the
of punitive expeditions to stamp out
disorders. His rigorous methods to this
end brought down upoh him the enmity
of the revoluiionists.
Gen. Alikhanoff was seriously injured
by a bomb at Borjam May 80 of last
year. This bomb was thrown Just as
he was about to take a train for Tiflic
Its explosion seriously wounded. in adj
dition to the general, a member of his
staff and several Cossacks The re-
mainder of the Cossacks fired into the
crowd. killing many persons and then
burned to the GROUND the buildings In
TO which the people had fed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-16
MACCABEES BEGIN
THEIR ANNUAL REVIEW.

Detroit, Mich, July 16.--With 100
delegates present from all sections of
the United States and Canada. repre-
senting 800, 900 members, the eleventh
tri-ennial review of the supreme tent
Knights of the Maccabees of the
World opened here today. One of the
most important matters that will be
considered is proposition which has
been made that all of the various
Maccabee orders be consolidated into
one great body, including the two or
CARNATIONS of the ladies OF the Mac
cabees.
Supreme Commander Marley In his
report recommended the adoption OF
new ritual with three degrees; re-
commended that the laws be amended
so that the elected representatives to
the supreme tent will total $50 in
stead OF rs MS at present: that the
total and permanent disability feature
be re-established: that fund be Great
ed for the establishment OF a home for
the aged and orphans, and that active
work be begun in the way of organ
iZing the junior Maccabeees with the
idea Of bringing them into the order
when of sufficient age.
Mr.. Marley said that since the
adoption of the "step" rate plan at
the last rcview and the beginning OF
large reserve funds. the membership
has come to generally understand that
this was a necessary and wise action,
and that general harmony now pre-
walls.
The report OF the supreme record
keeper showed a total membership OF
about 100000, scattered among $500
tents or lodges in various parts OF the
country and in Canada During the
past three years 1855 new members
We're admitted and 7,044 death claims
were paid, totaling $9,soe.20s.
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YOUNG WOMAN
STOPS RUNAWAY
Mrs. Enpy Grabs Loose Rens
And is Dragged Along
The Road.

Mis. Empy, a young woman OF Ogden
who is visiting her sister Mrs Sc
brands, AT 1886 west Second North
street. distinguished herself shortly aft
or noon today by stopping n runaway
horse. The animal was tearing down
west Second North street Il was pull
Ing a light candy wagon which was no
great check Ia the speed Of the driver
less animal a crowd of children, some
Of them mere bubbles were playing out
in the street. They did not see the anil
nal coming down upon them. but MIS-.
lempy, who was staudlnR near Ninth
South. did. She did not scream aad
faint, az many youug women woua
hayo done. but ran 10 the middle OF the
street and waited,
Sho did not have 10 wait long As the
animal came almost upon her shG
stepped 10 ono side ana grabbed al the
rolns hanging at the side of the horses
head She was ierkad on hor feet ana
carried some distance but held tlght
and managed 10 bring the runway 10
stop before the children were reached
Assistance came immediately ana MIS-.
Empy turned the outfit over 10 others.
She was not hurt but had She not
shown such cOol-hcadednoss and brav-
cry several OF the tots in tho road
you'd have been hurt ana possibly
Killed. The heightened moihers 6nd
whole nelfhnerhond could not nnd
enough words uf gratefulness Tor the
brave llttle woman who took tho praise
heaped upon her calmly when she saw
II Mos impossible 10 escape H.