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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
ON THE GRIDIRON.

An eleven from Unionf City suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of the St Thomas Cadets yesterday afternoon at the Driving park, the score standing 29 to o. The visitors were lighter than the home team and consequently the sturdy backs on the lscal eleven ripped the opposing line into pieces. Az in their previous games, the Cadets played fine game, their individual as we'll as their team work being excel lent They played with their charac- teriGtic vim and dash and won Gs they pleased. On the other hand, those on the Union City eleven lacked coaa dence and courage, and appeared to lose their grit and to be afraid of tacklipg. Once they woke up. It was towards the end of the game. By end runs and trick plays they carried the ball for about forty yards. Then the game was called with the ball on the Cadets twenty-yard line. The features Of the game were long end runs by Eaters and Louis Crcnan for tOuchdowns, the bucking of he line by Bagley and the beautiful tSkling of T. Dunning of the Union Ci ' eleven. Time and again he alone s eod be tween Cadet runner aud t e goal, and each time he dswned his man. His work was 8 treat to the spectators. The lineup of the elevens was as fol lows:
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
Goverrm~at Ala For 1rrigation.

DENVER, Nov. 12.-The Denver Chamber of Commerce has called a mass meeting of busiaesB men for the purpose of eensideriRg the irrigation storage ques- Ssn. The national irrigation congress is to meet in Chicago soon, and the question of securing ssverRfasnt aid in building storage reservoirs ia the west will be con sidered. The last session of congress ap- prepriatsd S1G9, ,s99 ts make surveys, and a RHAber of plans will be ready when congress meets in December. The west is iA favor eff geing te congress with q request for an appropriation of S15, 000,- 09O as a starter, and Denver will try to send big delegation to Chicago to boom thiS idan.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE AVERAGES

The averages of the National league baseball players were given out yes terday. Wagner of Pittsburg, former ly of the Paterson club, leads the bats men with 2n avsra ge of 380. He play ed la 134 games and made four sacri- flee hits. Flick of Philadelphia is second with 378 and Kecler of Brook lyn is third with 3e6. Thirty five men batted over 800. In fielding Kelley of Brooklyn leads the rst-basemen, Low of Boston the second -basemen, Cross of St Louis the third -basemen, Barry of Boston the fielders and War ner of New York the catchers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
TOMMY RYAN WINS.

Tommy Ryan of Syracuse knocked Jeff Thorne out in three rounds at the Chicago Athletic association Saturday night. A right hand hook landing squarely on the point of the jaw sent Thorne down for the count out. From the first tap of the gong Ryans clever feinting and cunning foot work proved too much for the Englishman. He made Thorne miss again and again and kept his left hand going with machine like regularity to his opponents body and face. In the second round Thorne planted a hard right jolt over Ryan'a heart and this was the only dangerous blow landed by him during the bat tie.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
Fatal Family Quarrel.

BUCYRUs, O., Nov. 12.-Mrs. Amos Dice filed suit for divorce in court here Saturday, and at an early hour yester- day her husband beat down her door with an ax and demanded that she with draw tke sKit. She refused to do so, aRd he opened fire on her with q re- volvcr, one of three shots taking effect ta her breast. Dice then shot himself and also cut his throat with a razor, but Mrs. Dice fought him of until he drop ped dead from loss of bleod. Mrs. Dice is now in a critical condition.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
L. A. w. ELECTION.
Connecticut Division Officers Chosen
 By Secretary'S Ballot.

Connecticut Division Officers Chosen
 By Secretary'S Ballot.
 The state officers of the l.. A. w have been elected by the casting of q single vote of the secretary This is the method provided for by the constitution in cases where only one nomination is made for each office, as happened this year.
 The officers thus elected are: Consul, o. II. Hammond, Torrington; vice con sul, W. A. Smith, Bridgeport; secre- taTy-treasurer, ". A. Wells, Norwich; representatives, r. w. Starr, Hart ferd; ". A. Howell. Rockville; l.. r. Case, Winsted; E. H. Wilkins, Port land; w. NJ. Frisbie, New Haven.
 Mr Hammond. who is now serving as vice consul is promoted to consul, succeeding MT Starr.
 The new officers will be installed at the December meting, to be held either in New Haven or Bridgeport.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
WoRLD.s RECORD BRoKEN.

( Los Angeles, Cal, Nev 12.-At the opening of the yelodreme indoor bi- cycle track yesterday, the worlds if teen-mils motor-paeed record was broken by, Joha Nelson of Boston, who defeated H. B. Stone of Denver, in 2 match race, his time being S5:4o 1-5, Nelson's fastest mile was made In :34, breaking the track record. Gus Law son. of Buffalo, won the mile profes- sional handicap from scratch in PIP 4-5.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
AMERICA'S NEW DEFENDER.
Designer Herreshon Is at Work on the

Designer HerreshOn Is at Work on the
 Plans for the New Boat.
 New York, Nsv 12.-Designer Nat Herreshoff is still at work on plans and specifications for the 1901 cup defender, says 8 Bristol R. l., dispatch to the Journal and Advertiser. The model for the syndicate beat has been completed, the general design having been worked out some time before ia miniature plan, and orders have been given within the past ten days for sufficient bronze for the underbody and top sides, and enough lead, added to the stock ill hand. for the buiped fin keel.
 Whether a contract has yet been made for the steel frames cannot be learned, nor is it likely to be known before some of the material arrives.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

Score Hartford [. New Haven 5; stops, Starkfe fl, Lations 51; fouls, Canayan. Bone ?, Lations, Schofield, CotteI, Boherty; referee, Lush; timer, Lyons @
 STANDING or THIN CLUBS.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
Euv.Iiax From South Africa

ST. JOHNS, N. E., Nov. 12.-The AL Ian liner Carthaginian has arrived here. having on board 35 invalids belonging to the Canadian contingents in South Africa who are returning from English hospi- tals. They were accorded an enthusias- .. raoartiap
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
PITCHER BROOKS DRAFTED.
Meriden Baseball Managers See Does
 Fine Hand In It.

-HSAIQeu basSDAl1 -1auaE SIS SSCS iOc
 Fine Hand h It.
 Meriden, Nov 12.-GeorRe c. Brooks, the clever pitcher of last iNaSon'S Meriden baseball team in the { nnec- ticut league, has been drafted y the Boston team of the National ! lgue. Under the national agreement :lubs in the major league can draft pA yers i'll the miuer league after thirty days from the close of the season. In the class the Connecticut league is in, RoS- ton, in drafting Brooks, will have to pay Meriden only $50 for him. If Boston wants Brooks the local man. agemSIt have Ao kick forthcoming, but they are inclined to the belief that there is 8 ''nigger in the woodpiIe" in the person of Fred Doe. the debonair manager of the Norwich team. It will be remembered that during the past Seassn Lewis. 0ue of Boston's pitchers, WAS loaned to Norwich, and as Doe is ia teuch with the Boston management it is believed he suggest ed to them te draft Brooks, and after the season opens next spring Norwich would secure the loan of BToOks' ser vices. The MerideR management pro pose ts offset this game and at the next meting of the Connecticut league will ask that resolution be passed that where s player iS drafted he can not return to thA league except to the club from which he was drafted.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
Ernheunan Killed

ELMIRA, N T., Nov. 12.- Harry Elder, aged 25 years, of this city, a Northern Central brakeman, was run ,ver and fatally injured near Starkey He died on the way to the hospital.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
HURLING MATCH CHALLENGE.
The Fifth Ward Hmlers Are Out

w Oit
 After the Fourth Ward Boys.
 The Young Mems Hurling club of the fifth ward would like to arrange 3 match with the boys of the fourth ward the game te be played en Thanksgiving afternoon for g trophy. All answers are to be addressed to William QuinR, 53 Pemberton street. This will make one of the nest inter esting matches ever played ia the city and no doubt will attract much at tention in Waterbury and vicinity.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

ELGIN, Ills, Nov. 12-John 4. Rus seA of HlsiR, who is home on a vacation, has sfvsR ia his resignation as attorney general of Porto Rico on account of per ssRal business that demands his atten- ton. s,. .
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
At Hartford.

Hartford, Nov 12.-In the game at Hartford Saturday night from the start the spectators were treated to trough house. by both teams. Cotter and Jason locked in each others arms several time and finally Doherty took a violent part ia the scrimmages by palling Jason oyer ca his back. This was the first foul and Referee Lush WAS kept as busy as ward h V on cold Qay during the balance v4 the game. Jimmy C&Rava2, who has here tofore borne gentle reputation, grab bed Wodtke by his short ribs and both men fell in heap. Wodtke said 9ev- proceeded. It was but q few minutes afterward when Bone tripped Scho- field and there was blood in the young ksfe;.,sN optics until the third period, Nwhen fouls 'eame faster than ever. Ia Fbns lay in front Of the cage and Ii lrew the ball out with his hand, and lfhis third infraction of the rules cost lthe visitors goal. In the tenth goal Schofield and Bones came together with clash back of the north cage and before the players could reach them the two men were engaged in q Marquis of Queensbury bout at catch weights. It was several minutes be- fore they could be disentangled, when Referee Lush called foul on each team, which forfeited goal from Hartford's score. He ordered both men from the floor. Griffin took Scho- fields position and HauSman was call ed to fill Bones position. The score and summary:
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE OFFICERS.

AMERICAN LEAGUE OFFICERS.
 Philadelphia, Nov 11.~Tfe SpelI- binders of the American league, Presi- dent Ban Johnson, Charles Comiskey of Chicago, J., ". Somers of Cleve- land and Connie AI&ck of Milwaukee, arrived here early Sunday morning be fore they leave they expect to shape up the Philadelphia angle of their new league extension. The circuit has been practically agreed upon. The eastern end will be composed of Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and possi- bly, Buffalo. In the west it will be Chicago, Detroit. Cleveland and Mil wauk9e. la talk President Johnson said the American league simply pro posed to transact it's business in q rational, busines8-like way, with no desire to pracipltate light with the national organization. Johnson says that Jimmy Manning will secure the Washington franchise and will take his Kansas City team with him. Me GrSw and Robinson will have the Bal timore franchise, Johnson admitted that the manager of the Philadelphia club has been selected, but for good reasons his name is withheld for the present
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
RIsGM Sea GosI Mines Promise Well. ST. PETERSBURG. Nov, 12.-The

Russian Rinister of agriculture, M. Yer IAeleE, after visiting the coal deposits recently discovered on the Black sea coast ia tSe government of Kutais, esti- mates that they will yield 1 ,64o, GOO tons axnuauy for 60 years. He considers the quality excellent
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

were doing. It shows how unfortu- nate Maher was in having dead ones handle him for q big fight like that one
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
It s ODen Again..

The stairs are much easier than before.
 Bank Street entrance U. s. & Co Clothing Store, South Main Street entrance Dodge's Shoe store.
 You are welcome to try it any time.
 It may be a money saver for you.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

The second Merrimsc eleven has covered itself with glory the last two days. and to-day they are crowned with the garlands of victory. On Sat uIday they journeyed to Watervllle and defeated the eleven of that place by tue score of l 5 to 0. and yesterday they defeated the crack Crescent eleven by score of A to 0. In both games the Merrimscs far outclassed their oppo- nents, both in team and individual work. The eleven is made up of strong players and is evenly balanced. with the exception, perhaps, of one position. This point remedied and the team will be all right. The lineup of the eleven is as follows: Center. Mates: r z, Down ey. Mcdonald: 2, Baird, Byrnes: r t, F. Hayes; |, Ring; r o, Cassidy; l @, W. Mcdonald: h D. DOolan, Leyden; h b, Howard; b, J. Hayes; q b, Ghent.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

Q A. S TT CD E 1 A. lsarr th. 1 Ina Kind fsu Have Always Bauga S.a's ss Gsl9zeIXSa<
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
Union City.

St Thomas Cadets. Union City. Cronan ...... left end .... Sweeney Stein ...... left tackle ..... Horn Buckley -.... left guard ......Leary Feldt ........ center .... Sheltsey W. Ragley right guard ......M Milner Hyland ..... right tackle =. .Uannor Kelley right end ...P. Dunning r. Kelley. left halfback. T. Dunning
 and Lyman Bagley, Kelly. .fullback ..... Baird Eaters ,... right haIfback Wilson Heating quarterback .Neary
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

9UIHHIATy-I OuCuuoWns, BaGIey Z Eaters 1. Cronan ?: goals. BaGlcy 1 Cronan; setback, Cadets: score, Cadets 29, Union City 0: halves 20 and 1J minutes; referee, Foley umpire, Green timers, Murray and Hoar
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12
POLO PLAYERS STANDING. Records Complied From the Off,
 fieial Scores Of the Week.

Hartford Scored the Most Goals Wodtke Leads the Goal Getting Bone Has q Big Lead on Rushes- Harry Starkie Has the Best Record at the Goal-Tommy Holderness Leads the Foul Makers-Other Polo Pointers of Interest.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

sel 6, Lewis 1, Daly '; foul, Holder ness; referee, Leahy; timer, Pagan.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-12

Tommy Holderness has the most fouls with chalked up against him, Dollerty and Mooney 3 each. Cotter and Bone ? each, Griffin. Whipple, CUsick. Russell, Lewis, Hefernan, CanaYan, LationS and Schofeld 1 each.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
3unt Superior Der Wifiionett
eruaWut.

Ger bp9p. Batter g. S. SranSistus
rom Sroen BON 81. &reuS 1T sum
Superior Der neugegriiuoeten Mifz
IiDnsdrbeiten bes gendnnten Sroens
ernannt pproen. Dieter S6ritt 1T
geiheben, neil pielfd6 Hufe uno 9es
iuhS an bic SGter bonn 81. &reu5 eins
liefen, gatres fir Wliiiionsarbeiten in
8emeinoen 81 ienpen. Der bo6p,
pater 5ranSistus, oeIIen iebr erfolsa
reid,e Irbeiten bei Der 9%riinouns unh
Grbdltung oes Golesiums bonn 81,
Greu5 gu @afbinston aagemein gez
iddst ipurosn, 1T sum Superior oies
les neuen wirtunssfelbes ernanni
uprben. Gs tperoer benielben affiiti'
rem Der bod IN. Yater 8lein, beifen
Runselberebtidmteit u~nantaitbar lit,
unb pater g. 9autb, 8. g. g., gegen=
pdrtis pfarrer Der SerS Seiuz&ir9s
su Nptre Oame. GeelIprger, ipelht
setenten in ibren @emeinoen Mifiio-
IN abSubalten, mDsen ii9 pemsemdt
an ben bo4p. Slater g. s. 5ran5iss
TUG, 6. 9. g.. Hotre Dame, Sno..
fpenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

iAloiien mar, that Der Grobberapg biz
iibli9en brei Sammerf6lGge. 81
ipra6 babel aus. bab bic 1~nabbdngig-
teit oes 8rpbber5ostbums 70 langc
oauern m0ge, tpie bieier Stein. 81
tbue Die bret S9ldee i'm Namen bes
8aters, bes Spbnes unb bes Seiliger
Settles. Iun belt 9iirgermeiitsl
Wouiel cine Hebe. I'm 3 lbr 30 mar
bic Seier besnoist. Muf ieinem !Seim.
meg gum Balais ipurbe ser greiit
WOnar4 iberaa NIT !9odrufen be.
sriiBt.
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plateau seipielt batten, erlaubt, BIZ
Bride gu iiberi4reiten. Inter film.
genoem Spiele tamen ie auf Del
Stabtiette on. 4u9 benz Bublifum
purDs geitattet, bic griits su iiber=
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gu sroBen 8elaitung Der Bride ODER
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iih bort ben @runoltein anauieben.
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W}eter nett nerben, Z Meter mebr, ala
Der grDbte 8ogen, Der Bis ieBt aus
Stein se6aut porosn lit. Dieter Be-
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amerita nit II Metern Seffnuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
oSnFem6nrgildes,
Dereintete Staten.
Dee bo6miiroisite Grsabt Der
SemcoiftiMer TT g(merifa.
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aus5ug CUR sefl, 8ea6tung unterbrei,
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benz 8riefe pie folgt:
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ben IA. Suli 1900.
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nmitdnoen befdnnt Su MAIDEN, tpelas
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befien oabeim, aber frii6 alb ainb mil
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unb prieiter gepeibt, fam I6pr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14

gu gu srbeten. sic tOnnten ippbl Sipei=
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prehe, unb pprerit, ipenn sic pielz
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bin iiberseugt, oab bies BON benz
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
auremburs,1 IA. Suli.

Cine sroBe Meni6enmense ppste
Dor Der feftgefebten Stunbe auf Der
place be Ia e~onftution unb ben 9ous
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laoenen; piele bon ben 800 plGben
blieben leer.
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ite1nna senpmmen battsn, ipislten ben
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GENERALIZATION 2ii9arb belt bic
Seitreoe. 0arauf purps bic llrtunbe
nebit ben 2uremburssr Miinsen uno
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sune oes 8~robber5oes mobeairten
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-14
susembarsN@es aus Yelsiem.


Mebis. seBten Oienstas fano
bier oas 8esrGbniB bes alsemein be-
tannten Observation-Disclosures Charles
5ennico itatt. Der llnsliidli6e bate
einen traurisen Cob in einem am IA.
Suli In Sonstpp sebaltenen Wettrsns
men s%efunben.
3uSt. Sobannts Gt6ert
NobreRar) entidlief am 10. Suli
1900. lanft in Soft benz 4lmd6tiz
gen, Der pobla6tbare Serr Bernhard
Spes, Wittlper BON Ma9oelena Sabed.
Der fromme 8eritorbene ipurbe geboz
rem 81 9renoel, ben "a. Nopember
1920; er 1T Der Batter oes bo6p. Srn.
piarrsrs Don SonpsIinssn