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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-08
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO, March g.
HOGS-Markets slow. generally SC lower
Sales ranged at So 5o@3.so for mixed
and butchers, $4,000 80 for good heavy;
t3.5o@3.60 for rough heavy; So. 50@3 10
For light. One load heavy hogs, S38719.
d CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $38O@575 for beeves;
S1.6O@45O for COWS and heifers; $4,000
400 for Texas steers; $3.40g4.50 for
stockers and feeders
SHEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $s.Oo@4.5O for natives;
$4.OO@4.95 for lambs.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-08
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, March 6.

CnIcagO UraIH auU TFCVIsioHs.
CHICAGO, March g.
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT May. 7s16c; July, 71ssc.
& CORN March, 34as1c; May, 1870;
July, 36N@36Ac; September, 3714c.
& OATS-March, 25M@27c; May, ss1sc;
July, 261sc.
PoRK-March, 50 90; May, 1882; July.
SO. So
POULTRY-Dressed turkeys, cyclic;
ducks, SH@9c; chickens, 91L5c.
81 BUTTER-Cream 14@20c; dair-
les, 1111@l7c. .
EGGS Fresh. Zoo
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-08

kheir unuealthY
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-11
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

Nen. Miles says ne Is WllllnS u
60 to the Philippines.
President Mckinley went from
Washington to Ohio to vote.
Broomcorn has sold as high q:
$115 per ton in Illinois this fall.
The torpedo boat Shubrick was
launched at Richmond, Va, October
31st.
Five hundred head of sheepat the
Kansas City stock yards were burned
to death.
Cotton mill employees at Fall
River, Mass. demand 10 per cent
increase in wages.
Great Britain has insured the
lives of all the Canadian troops in
the Transvaal.
During October the government
coined s11, ,S5O,OOO in gold and 3d.
3l3, 500 in silver.
South Dakota is 100000 tons of
coal short on her winter supply, and
Q famine is feared.
Negotiations will be opened shortly
at Madrid for new treaty between
the United States and Spain.
On account of cold weather, navi-
CATION on the Yaukon river has
been closed until next spring.
The official trial trip of the battle
ship Kentucky will take place off
Massachusetts, coast November 23d.
Senator Mason was expelled from
the Tippecanoe club, Chicago, for
"disloyalty to the republican party. "
In riot at Decatur. ILL.,, between
negroes and union miners, Fred
Dongowski, white, was shot and
killed.
James Jctfries was given the de
cision over Tom Sharkey in the bat
tie at Conev Island for the worlds
championship.
Cuban farmers have potitioned
Gov. Gen. Brooke against the free
admission into that country OF
American corn.
Mrs. Pearl Kennedy, Of Terre
Haute, Ind, put an end to her
domestic troubles by taking both
strychnine and laudanum.
Gen. White reports that a stam-
pede of the army's mules was the
immediate cause of the defeat of
English troops at Ladysmith.
Four thousand acres of land have
been purchased in Wisconsin by Ger
man immigrants. who propose to
establish a cooperative colony.
The supreme court of Tennessee
has decided that no city, county or
state prison keeper in that state has
q legal right to whip prisoner.
The populace of France is in
hearty sympathy with the Beers,
and a large number Of young French
men have enlisted in the Boer army.
Admiral Dewey has announced
his engagement to Mrs. ". B.
Hazen, of Washington City. The
lady is a sister to John r. Mclean.
English military authorities have
decided to accord American press
correspondents in the Transvaal the
sane privileges as the English cor
respondents.
The Quebec French Canadian
newspapers urge Quebec to secede
from Canada because the Dominion
is sending troops to aid England in
the Transvaal.
The subsistence of the army dur
ing the year ending October 31st,
according to the annual report Of
Acting Commissary General Weston,
cost $27, ,054, GAG.
Andrew Schloss. negro, was
taken from the Jail at Courtland,
Ala, by mob and hanged to tree
on the outskirts of the town. He
was charged with criminal assault
upon white woman.
Forty negro soldiers Of the Twenty
Fif'h Infantry, stationed at San
Antonio, Tex, had to be placed in
the guard house to prevent conflict
with civil officers, who arrested one
of their companions for stealing a
bicycle.
BY the death of Gen. Guy V. |
Henry another vacancy is created in |
the list of general officers of the
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-11
Broom, Corn.

We noticed, recently, that wagon
load of broom corn, put up in bales Hike
cotton, was seen on the streets of For
est, and its value was estimated at $50
to s35 per ton. For the encourag It
of Mississippi farmers who have lands
adapted to broom corn we will quote
the prices in Chicago, by Earl Bros.,
large dealers: E E ssl z
There is nothing that is sound selling
below ss5 to 800, and from that the market
ranges up 10 sllO, and even s12O per ton for
choice. fine green hurl or self-workiuR,
The situation on the Illinois Central il verv
strong, and it is claimed that 06 psr cent OF
the corn hos been moved out Of first hands.
We have just sold some common Nebraska
corn ut $780,"
Grand Commander John s. Cobb has
issued his dispensation for command
cry OF Knights Templar at Clardsdals:
J. 8. Brooks, eminent commander; j. j.
Brooks, generalisino; ]. w. Cutrer,
captain general. This is the second
commandery organized this year. the
other being at Corinth.
A "reascnsbletn etnterpretatiou" Of SOME
recent editorials In the Pascagouls
Democrat-Star, leaves the impression
that Capt. Mayors 10 mot In favor Of
continuing the Stats board Of health;
nor does he sppear'to bs specially In.
fatuated with local boards Of health.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-11

ChlCkeDAW SchOOl Fund UsstFipV'io"'
The auditors Office is now making
the semi-anusl distribution OF the
Chickasaw school, fund, which was duo
to be made on November |. The dis
tributionis the same this time Us 1t was
at the May distribution, 1899. There
40 The sum Of ~. 5.7ol.75 Of interest to be
divided this time between the counties
+ IN the Chickasaw district, and the coun-
ties take according to the number OF
educable children In each. Following
are the counties composing this district:
Alcorn, Benton. Calhoun, Chickasaw.
Clay. DeSoto. Itawamba, Lafayette
Lee, Marshall, Monroe, Pamela, Pen-
totoc, Prentiss, Quitman, Tal!ahatch'e'
Tate, Tippah, Tishomingo. Tuniea,
Union. Webster. Yalobushn. These get
the same amounts as they received a.
the May distribution. ~"--..
Gov. Bob Taylor delivered his lecture.
'.Lovs, Laughter and Song" in Bran.
don recently to large audience OK
lRankinitcs and jackson refugees. Gov
McLaurin introduced him in very com.
plimentary terms, and suggested that
II the Democratic nomination for VICE
president should come so.th, bob
would Rll tho sbill.a ,iAyS o.
I The Aberdeen Examiner Is in lss
Ah,rtv. .fourth vear. and Major ). A.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-11-11

Governor Gambler, IN his message to
the Georgia legislature last week,
recommends "that . bureau of statis.
tics be added to The agricultural de.
psrtment." We have the agriculture
in mississippi, but we haven't the do.
partment or the bureau. We are bs.
hind nearly Ill the States In such mat
ters'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
Keith's New Theatre.

/ IL is stated that the entertainment
for The hecoming week at Keith's new the
atre has been arranged by the selec-
ton Of the acts which In their respect
I've classes have made the most pro-
nounced popular hits in the other
Keith houses during the week past
iouf OK Whlch are OF the headline"
class.
The first of these is that Of James O
E1froWs. assisted by John Lancaster
ana dramatic company. Nno Will pre-
sent the one-act comedy farce. entitled
IactiCs.' by Thomas H. Frost. the
autnF or 'Chums, the lyrics of "El
captain and The Merry Countess.
ard many well-knoWa dramatic poams
ne statement is made on the author
ny OF Booking Agent Hodgdon OF the
lNeilh circuit that this Is positively
the funniest dramatic act ever seen on
the kath C.rcua:' and its success IN
New YORK during the past week is cited
~ proof. II ;ells the story OF a Confed-
ciLte veteran and a Union veteran
Cdch sun imbued with the animosity OF
llt Gays or 30 years ago when thcy
met or the battlefield and had a saw
age peisCnal encounter and who are
pIought 'cGether by chance. and renew
former hoStilities. The son of one. a
west Point cadet, proves TO be i'm low,
with the others daughter. and befor,
The young people succeed in tanning
the impstuous spirits OF the old fellows
ana erecting a reconciliation. npportu-
n ~ - afforded for some very mdicrous
sItu"'o 'ors ana couical scenes Mr.. Bar
rows VIII be remembered by many the.
atre eocrs as for many years the lead
ing comedian ~ the Frohman forces
ana from his signal successes in "Shen
andoah. The Girl | Left Behind Me.
me professor and other popular
productions; and Mr. Lancaster. Mr.
Brandon Mitchell and Miss Florence
Wiberham OF the supporting COM
pany. are we'll known as capable actors |
Of experience and repute
II Is most unusual for sight act
especially a Juggling act. To occuDy "A |
headline position. but IL is said thai |
the enthusiastic reception that has |
been accorded 10 John Bedini and his |
assistant. Arthur. elsewhere on the !
Keith circuit. fully warrants the dis |
tinClion. Their aut is said 30 De nota- |
BILE not only Tor tie clcverncss display |
ed in the straight Juggling. but for |
the very funny comedy clement intro- |
duced by Arthur i'm a black-face make
uD.
Tho Bruet-Rlvieres are French du-
etnSts. whose success vn the circuit Is
SAID 10 have been OF most exception
ally nattering character. They have !
never been seen here except On the bee
caslon of special benefit perform |
ance at Kcths several wears ago.Whcn
they were credited w1.h scoring the one !
emphatic hin ~ the bill In addition % |
their imitarus of various musical In
pleasing pecu'aritics of their style |
their In 'iationss ~ various musical In
rtrumerls arc said % b. the bes' given
by anv NandcvHl lo performers. and thpv |
have been the leading favorites In BOs-
on during the pact week.
Tarrt.t.r.es NFtfUha11 awI a,..s st...s. s..s,g |
from Pf adclnhia with y star record !
" lpular favcr. won 10y the uresenta-
ion Of Sidney Winners comedie'ta "a
Nan of chance which is said fo he /
he brightest ohoi. - thai p1puiar
.0un- dramatis,. and ID abound in hu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
INDOOR ATHLETICS.
Exhibition Given al ihs y M. C. A. GYMNASIUM
Last Evening Was LARGER Attended

The indoor athletic games at the Y
NJ. c. a, last evening. attracted a very
large gathering OF spectators, and the
events were very interesting, particu-
larly the relay races. The Y NJ. c. A.
stars beat the Y. VI. e. y. Stripes, the
Elites beat the Eurekas. the Winer-
visits beat the Y. NJ c. a. Juniors. the
Detas beat the Alphas. the Brownies
beat the Pawtucket Y. NJ. c. \. stu
dents. and the Midgets beat the East
Providence high school.
The games included 15-yard dash,
running high jump. potato race, put
ting 12-pound shot and relay races.
and in each event there were several
entries. The 15-yard dash was won by
Mccormick. T.. &. Cook second, and
Blanchard third. The running high
jump was won by Tountelot. who also
won in putting i2-pOund shot w. |.
Bucklin. Jr., was the starter and the
judges were II. a. Chace and DIR. Louis
w. Chapman. announcer MIR. Everett
Il. Bryant and timekeeper Mr. w. II.
Roland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
Westminster Theatre.

An interesting event not only to the
devotees OF the sporting world. but 20
all who are Interested in the manly art
OF self-defense. will be the reproiuc-
ton, at the Westminster Theatre. all of
next week. by animated life-mouon
pictures Of the great fight bctwe n JEFF
fries and Shlrkey. which took place boz
the arena Of the Couey Island Athletic
club on November 3. The reproduction
Is marvellous in every respect. as 10
faithfully records one Of the uerCce,
battles the American fight-going pub
nc ever Witnessed for II was be. Wt"u
men, both Of whom are OF gigantic phy-
sique, both game 90 the core. masters
at the game OF boxing and marks che
htT defeat OF the hitherto unbeatcn
SAILOR. The fight win be given complstt
showing every move. blow and de.ail 0.
lht battle just as Il occurred ON that
mfnofahic night. and II requires but
sight tax upon the bnagination t.
think ones self actually present in tn
arena and the terrible encounter really
taking place. In addition 60 the fight
pictures there viii b. an up-lo-datp
vaudeville and burlesque attra0tion. d
Us named European SeDsa ton" an o.
said 60 be compoged. largely OF clever
com dians and handsome wom ~. The
speciality part of the program engage
he services Of Miss AEgio Behler dash
ing seriO comic. Reid ani Gilbert. Iop-
uiar Irish uavcety artists. CWfis Hn
Wnuloy. th Hebrew and German am
0sssadors. LEROY aud Morris. horizou-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
Olympic Theatre.

Hurtig a. Semon's Bowerv pur
lesquers, which commences an engage.
ment at the Olympic Theatre for an.
week. next Monday. is said TO be- much
stronger than last year. when this ar.
traction created sensation in tb. h,,r.
lesque houses. This companv tbis 90
son includes The Review Copod,, Eo,r
Loney Haskell, Lewis and Elliott. Far
rell ana Taylor Misses Cone ana Dixte
brothers Davenport. Miss Maria Ricb-
mond. who is said 20 b. ana 30 H.
handsomest and most shana1v ,,,on,e,,
ON the burlesque stage Winnie I1ansh,,,.
the clever comedian. the beautiful
Louise Suoei' Iloflle Madison. Carrie
Carson. Lizzie Freligh ana cthars ~,
company will produc0 this .saasnn . 80
ond edition OF the well knoo,r hur-
lesque stunning by Lopev J,sLCelI
The hrst scene opens in the han room
OF the Waluorf-AstOra hotel in which
many gorgeous costumes are sbovn Ia
advantage. The second ACT is ths in,e
rior OF an opium joint ON pm stree
This Is said TO be one of the most re,l-
istic scenes ever produced on any staee
ne iast n VHV ITTerIOr OF ESSEX
street Folice 'olrt, in which a correct
representation oI the New York Police
Court ~ siNeii' rms gives The fun COM
pany a scope 10 show off tbeir ahtlit,.
I'm the various characters assiopoI iits ~
them. ~
Messrs. Hurtig & Somon's bsvo tho
reputation of sending our some 30 IL
best autracuons on the road. and # g.
SAID they are spreading themselves
more tnan ever This season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
froyldence Orera House.

Az the Providence Opera House the
holiday week attraction with its extra
matinee on Thanksgiving Day. Is an
unusually strong one. Andrew Mack
has hosts OF friends in this city. and
eney have all been looking forward
with Peasant anticipation TO this
week when the comedian viii present
Tor the first time here his tremendously
successful new play, "The Last OF the
ie:hans'' which, judging from trust
worthy reports, has proven the great
est hi OF his stage career The en-
thusiasm which greeted Mr.. Mack's
impersonation OF the title role during
six weeks engagement at the New
York Academy Of Music, was IN every
way remarkable; and the audiences
were the largest even attracted 10 that
mammoth playhouse. with the excep-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

morous situations and witty lines. The
story hinges on the complications re-
sullng from the marriage 10 a funny
ola man OF a handsome young divorcee,
who has concealed from him the fact
Of her having before been married, and
| husband No. J. WhO Is something OF 4
sport, and who calls at the house re-
garding money husband No. 9 has bor-
I roWed from him at the race track on
! the preceding day Thomas j. Demp-
sey. joseph Mitchell and Kathryn An
gus all are well-kn0wn actors, whose
experience should nc them admirably
10 achieVe The success with which they
| are accredited
| Conway and Lelanj the merry mono
! Dede comedians ana acrobats need
no introduction here. having been
among the particular favorites OF hast
season az this house where their re-
markaDle acrobatic work and their
pleasing personalities won instant rec
ognition
The brothers AbdccO are European
acfoDats or the eccentric tyne. who en-
JOY a nigh reputation in their line and
are SAID 10 occupy a field quite their
own by reason Of the individuality and
originality that characterize their act:
and they too, come with a record OF
marked success
The original Cosmopolitan Trio. mot
the organization which recently ap-
p@AIed IN Providence un Ter the same
hane) are among the best known and
most popular musical comedy stars In
vaudeville. Jack Darlington the oper-
attic baritone, Maud Holland. the dra-
matte soprano. and VIII Galpen. the
basso and comedian. are all well known
TO those familiar with theatrical affairs
as performers and vocalists OF the
highest rank in vaudeville: and their
act rs SAID 10 Dc or unusual novelty and
excellence.
Lucy Holman Hinchclimc is new
conner here. but should be known by
reput tation To many theatre -guers. Pos
sessed OF an unusually deep contralto
voice, she is known as a female bari
tone AMI her personal appearance.
dramatic style and intl lligent method
nave found cordial recognition I'm the
other Keith houses. Claude Thardo,
the monologue comedian, will contrib
ute his b1ck-face specialties. including
q dance that. under the conditions un-
Ger which ii is performed Is said to be
particularly entertaining The Cool !
mans are iustrumentalists who claim !
attention not only by reason Of their |
as musicians but |
because OF The very novel character Of |
most ot thg Instruments employed in |
rendering high-class selections Stella 1
ltlnehart viii be remembered by many /
AZ one OF the original Rinehart sisters. I
well known here; and I'm her dancing /
specially she is said To have won ex-
'eptional favor. There will be a new Sc
les of motion pictures to be shown by
he Biograph. including one showing
ne Columbia and Shamrock i'm the last |
up race and another pertaining to the
ecent Dewey parade I'm New York
ON Thanksgiving day the perform
nee will be continuous from 1890 a. m
% 1890 y. M: and no seats will be re-
erved on that day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
New Empire Theatre.

That famous spectacle. Chas. II.
Yale's Forever Devirs Auction" has
again been renovated and brought up
to date with more novelties, specialtes,
Innovations than ever before. Mana
ger Yale has made an entire change of
cast, specialties, etc. making the
Devils Auction" an entirely new show
under the same uitle. Among the many
new specialties may be mentioned the
wonderful Brothers Deltorell These
clever people have never been seen OUT
side OF New York City since their ar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

rival I'm this country. Others that de
serve special mention are Les Freras
Lorola. Jas a. Herman Victoria Wal
tcrs. AmaEa Maveruncr GiselG1 Bas-
segslo. and numerous others, besides
the clever new speciality ballots en-
titled The Ballet Fantastiquc.' Tine
FCast of the Dragons.' and lie panse
de Sousa." the latter illustrating in
typical costume king Cotton, I'll
CAPTAIN. "Unchain the Dogs Of War,
The Stars and Stripes Forever and
other successes Of the March King.
which, combined w.th representations
II Columbia and Britannia. viii be
most effective and pleasing. New me-
chaniu9l trick scenes have been intro
duced, new scenery has been painted:
IN fact. this seasons production is new
in ITS entirety. This clever company
will be the THANKSGIVING week attrac-
ton Al, the Emplre. with matinees on
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Holiday matinee prices VIII be the
same as evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

tai bar performers; Camille STAFFORD
and Fred T.. Moore, ballard singers and
several others. The closing buriesque IS
named "A Quick Lunch" I'm which the
entire company appears including "A
chorus OF twenty pretty young ladies
All clothed In elegant new costumes anu
framed WIN scenery or SURPRISING
grandeur. Matines every day
Next week Rentz- Santley Burlesoue
Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

| ininlty mat have ever graced a pro-
duction.
An interesting story, amusing sltua-
uons IN abundance. bright and witty
dialogue, diversity OF Characters de-
llshtful music, and beauty OF stage set
tinS combine TO make Three Little
LAMBS, Mr. X. A. Barnet's musical
comedy which Is 10 be presented at the
Providence Opera House. Dec. 4. 3. 6. q
very enjoyable production. Ii has just
conO!uued phenomenally successful
run OF SIX weeks In Boston. and will
De gwen here with precisely the same
strong cast and beautiful scenic inves-
Pure which there received SO much
praise. The company. which includes s.
p ople, contains such widely known and
accomplished artists as Miss Adele
Ritchie, Miss Nellie Braggins. Miss Mar
le Cahill,and Miss Clara Palmer, Messrs.
WiEiam E.Philip, Raymond Hitchcock,
W.T.carleton and Edmund Lawrence.
II was organized by Manager Edwin
Knowles for rhe production OF high
class musical comedy at his Fifth Ave-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

nue. Theatre, New York. and a few OF
the more important cities OF the coun-
try
Charles Frohman will present BE
cause She Loved Him SO" at the Prov
idence opera House Dec H. 10 13
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
CLUB STANDING.


rs practically what u means to the sur
frrer from Dyspepsia. indigestion an
lil Dther stomach complaints Dr. Nor
Stan'a Pineapple Tablets are nature
panaCea for the stomach's ills--thsy'rc
purely vegetable pepsin compound
I, OF them in box-and popular prize
enough 90 allow everybody 90 enjoy
good hollth.--3a
Sold hv BlandinV & Blanding "a Woy
hosset street. Geo T.. Clsnin. s. 10 g. b.
Main street. aud Hall 4 Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
I. HARTFORD

Score-Hartford s. Waterbury 4.
Rushes-Mooney liz: Roberts 1i2.
Stops-Cashman 81: Cusick 3S. Fouls
Mooney 2, C0tter. Menard. Holder
ness Referee-D0herty Timer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What Heap Of Happiness il
Would Bring to Providence
Homes.

Hard to do housework with an ach
ing back.
Hours OF misery at leisure or a
work.
If women only knew the cause.
Backache pains come from sick kid.
neys.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure it.
Providence people endorse this.
Mr.. Oliver $. Emerson, OF ISL sher-
burne street, says 81 can say that
Doan's Kidney Pills did my wife an
immense amount OF good. OF late
years she was annoyed with pains
through her back and other evidences
Of weakened and disordered kidneys.
The remedies we used did not help her
and bacSache continued as severely az
formerly. We procured Deans KID
ney Pills and they SO improved her
-ondition that we consider them the
best kidney remedy on earth. We are
glad at every opportunity 20 recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills"
Eor sale by -dealers.- Price 20
cents or mailed by Foster-Mllbuin Co.
Bnffalo y. Y. Sole agents Tor the
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Remember the mann Doansand take
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25

y six factory in which only women
Irc emrloyvd his been opened in q su-
nUl of London
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-25
HARTFORD VICTORIOUS,
Defeat the Waterbury Rough Riders
in a Close Game.
New BrIfalns Shut Oul the New Havsns.
SprlngfleIds Are WInoss.

The polo game between the Water
burys and Hsrtfords at Waterbury.
last evening. was a close and ipteres !
ing contest throughouL A strong drive
of cotter's in the third period struck
Cusick over the heart ana Knocked him
out completely. After being revived
ne continued In the game. Mooney did
considerable holding and was penalized
twice. Hartford lost a goal on fouls
Holderness. who played with Water
bury for the first time this season, was