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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
BHSE BALL TALK.
This Weather is Giving the Managers a Bad Heart Ache

To-day Looks Gloomy Enough But Games Will Be Played-One Game In the State League Yesterday7-A New Third Baseman Signed-Nation- al League Games Were Prevented Also-Eastern League in Hard Luck American League Earring Better. Norwich, May 30.-Norwich pounded Rossen hard in the sixth and seventh innings yesterday and was aided by a balloon ascension on the part Cf the visiting pitcher The game was called in tic eighth on account Of rain, the score reverting. The score.
 R.H. E. Norwich ..1OOO 4.3-9 Il 3 N. London ......0 O l % 3A 4 Batteries-Foley Curran and Wood ruff: Rossen and Bunyon.
 The American league managed ito squeeze in two games between showers yesterday, but not National league game was played. In the west, where the elements were a little more merci- full to the magnates, the Philadelphias beat the AIilwaukees and the Chicagoes yanquished the Baltimores. The Amer ican league results and standing fol low:
 At Milwaukee: R. Fl. E. Philadelphia ..,...............S .S Fl Milwaukee ..................4 Batteries-Piatt and Powers; Reidy and Leahy.
 At Chicago: R. Il. h. Baltimore ................... 4 r. 6 Chicago ..................7 6 z Batteries-Howell and Robinson; KatollT and Sugden.
 At Cleveland and Detreit-Rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30

Manager James Canavan of the New Haven club has agreed to postpone the Bristol-New Haven game at Savin Rock tomorrow, and in consequence the Bristol management have arranged game with Hartford in the latter city on Friday at 4 o'clock. There will be big crowd or Bristol baseball en- thusiasts to see the game. A new man named Seybold has been signed or will be given trial at the third corner. He came here with letter of recommendation to Sporting Writer Dan Sullivan and the latter in- troduced him to Manager Connor. Sey- bold wanted chance badly, and he said that if he could not play third l base he would eatit. Let us hope he does not have to digest that third bag.
 After the game at the Polo grounds on Tuesday spectator rushed up to Patsy Donovan, the Chesterfieldian l leader of the Cardinals, and wanted to get the ball last in play in Matthew 1 sons first defeat of the league season, which. by right of conquest, went to the winners. 'Nix," replied Patsy, "I want that ball myself to hang up in my | trophy room.'' But I will buy it from you, urged the seeker after memen- l tos. "Nothing tranSp1rlng, replied Donovan, mot for the sum of twenty five case notes would part with the hall.''
 The schedule for this week is as fol lows:
 Thursday, May 30-Mornlng, New Haven at Meriden, Bridgeport at Der by, Waterbury at Bristol, Norwich at New London.
 Afternoon-Meriden at New Haven, Derby at Bridgeport, Bristol at Water bury, New London at Norwich. Friday, May 31-New London at Waterbury. Norwich at Bridgeport, Bristol at New Haven, Derby at Merl- den. Saturday, June New London at New Haven, Norwich at Derby, Water bury at Bridgeport, Bristol at Meri- den,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
DtGerent war,

Hou1ihan--Phwat $ tn latest news frum tn sate av war, lawn?
 Conley (with paper) -Gineral Mac Arthur has ixported another war cor rispondint; Dewitt has uncornered himsilf wanst more; Rooshia has com mitted wan more Lyin' Sin; Carrie Nations bondsmin are demandin' more pay an shorter hours; an tn Whoite Rats are shtill atin' loonch- counter cheese.-Puck.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
when the children snore.

Snoring is a symptom that should not be neglected in children. It shows that there is some obstruction to the free passage of air from the nose to the throat. The tonsils may be en- larged, and partially close the passage at its lower opening. There may be polypus or some small tumor in the nasal passage itself, or catarrh of the throat or nose, or both. A physician should be consulted. = Ladies' Home Journal,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
Not a Modern Produ.t.

Cast steel was manufactured in In dia before the birth of Christ. There are also examples of wrought iron work nearly as old. Near Relhi, close to Kubub, there is an enormous wrought iron pillar which weighs ten tons, and is thought to be nearly 2,oo0 years old.--Enginee ering Journal.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
New London here to-morrow.

New London here tomorrow.
 This base ball weather is enough to drive a man to drink. It may drive several to the wall if it continues.
 If the Waterbury base ball grounds can be put in condition for a game this afternoon it will be miraculous. After the circus got through with it it looked like a plowed field. Another good reason why the circus grounds and the base ball field should be sep arate.
 Waterbury and New London always play pretty fast base ball and on every occasion that they meet 1t is a battle royal from the first inning until the game is over. The contest tomorrow will be no exception and all the fans who are looking for some fast ball playing will find it down at the Ath- letic field tomorrow afternoon. The game will start at 345. l
 One of the days on which the man. agers of all leagues bank for a return of some of the money paid out in the first weeks of each season is Memorial day. It is a gloomy looking spectacle to-day, and no doubt the managers feel pretty blue and dejected. The fans should remember this and come out to the other games from now on and help out the managers who are trying to give the public good base ball.
 It seems that President Johnson's ap- proval to Jennings joining Baltimore is yet to be had. According to report, when the American league decided to branch out the National league play CTS were apportiOned among the clubs. which demanded certain men. It is said that 'this reserve list was to be respected. and 1t could only be changed with JOhnson's consent. Jennings was on 1Iack's list. Now McGraw has jumped in and secured Jennings. but Johnson is yet to be heard from.'
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
TERRY ARRANGEs TWO FIGHTS

According to a dispatch received yesterday from San Francisco, Terry McGovern and Tim Heggerty, the champion featherweight of Australia, have been matched to meet at San Francisco before the Twentieth Cen tury A. c. in twenty-round bout for the featherweight title on June 14. Terry has also signed articles to tackle either Tim Callahan of Philadelphia or Billy Gardner of Boston, at Hartford on July 4. This melee is also for twen- tY rounds.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
nIiaunaerktood Him

CT understand that you have a great deal of fret work in your home," said Mr. Sezzit to MT. Henpeque.
 "rd rather you would not drag my wife into the conversation, sir" was the dignifed reply. Iy.--Baltimore Amer jean.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY. MAY 19o1

Corbett of Denver The pair are to- fight ten rounds at 12S pounds on June 14 at the Colorado A. O., IDenver. Broad and Corbett have already met, and the Kid was returned the victor. Corbette is rated as the best feather weight out west and . lively combat is looked for.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
where he pinerence Lies.

''You speculate occasionally, I be lieve?"
 No; I regret to say that gamble in stocks.'
 What's the difference?"
 'Why, it's speculation when II win and it's gambling when some other fellow gets the best of it. I thought everybody knew that. ."-Chicago Post.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
Conditions 7 TheOry
You have a bad back.

You have bad back.
 It bothers you nearly all the time; ' Days of misery and nights of restless tossing. The back is lame, is weak aching. That's the condition.
 There's reason for 1t.
 Perhaps you have theory
 Think it may be overwork.
 You take something for shat tired feeling" You plaster the back rub it with inment This is where you're wrong.
 You not tired, but the Kidneys are. That's why the back aches.
 Backache IS Kidney ache nine times out of ten Start the Kidneys working rightly, The back will quickly right itself All backache pains and Kidney Ills Are quickly cured by Deans Kidney Pills. We say this and back it by Waterbury testimony.
 Veteran B. Nortrop painter of q Clock T suffered and hardships endured back times that bend could and got that unfit for anything and Deans Kidney Pills advertised from time to e read accounts of people who had been of trouble and w. Lakes from the first and finally the pain left" / All druggists sell DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS. Price go cents per box. Don't take substitute of similar name FosterMburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y sole agents for the U. S.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
COLLEGE GAMES.

At Cambridge: R. H. D.. Harvard ........3 9 4 Brown 2
 Batteries stillman and Reid; Wash burn and Whittemore.
 At. Worcester: R. H. E.. Holy Cross 4 2 Cornell 8 5 2 Batteries-Noone and Noonan; Lyon and Whitney.
 At Andoyer: R.H. E. Georgetown standardization ..10 9 ' Phillips-Andover .............6 6 6 5
 Fay. Cox and Drill; Camp bell, Mains and Matthews.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
Removing Grease from Marble.

When there is coating of grease on marble make 8 strong solution of washing soda, thickened with fuller's earth, ard let the mixture stand on the stain day or two. Treat tiles in the same way. Stains can be taken out with sand soap or pumice stone.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
Harmony.

"Say what you like of Gazzam, but he has a heart of oak" said Keedicl..
 He needs it to harmonize with his wooden hend ''.-T~+-~;+ F--na Press
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
FIGHTER IN CHAIN GANG.

Colorado Springs, Col, May 30.-Mex- ican Pete Everett, who won some fame by defeating Sharkey on foul, is serv- ing a term on the Cripple Creek chain gang. He is working out light fine imposed upon him recently by the DO lice magistrate of Cripple Creek.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
OTHER GAMES.

At.Manchester-M ?, Low ell 1.
 At Haverhill-Haverhill z, Bangor 8. At Riehmond-Wilmington 6, Rich mond ,.
 At shreyeport-s Shreveport g. Nash vile 4.
 At Little Rock-Little Rock 4, Chat tanooga 3.
 At Memphis ', Selma 5. At New orleans-New Orleans 13, Birmingham 5.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Troy-Troy4, Albany 4. At Ilion-Ilion s, Schenectady 4. All other games postponed on ac count of rain.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Providence Providence 4, Hart ford l.
 At other cities-Rain.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30
WALTER BURGo WHIPPED.

New Britain, May 30.-Walter Burgo of Boston was whipped to a standstill by Jim Burke of New York here last night. Burke punched Burgo at will in the first round, and just as the gong sounded he landed on the jaw and al most sent his man into the land of Nod. He walloped Burgo so hard in the second round that the referee stopped the bout and gave the decision to Burke. Jimmy Kelly of New York and Mosey King of New London fought a ten-round draw.
 TO FIGHT YOUNG CORBETT.
 A match has been arranged between Kid Brbad of Cleveland and Young
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-30

At Cleveland and Detroit-Rain.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-06-28

s8onferen5 i'm 5olIe bes 9lttsns
tGters Weildno Itimmt nit Dem Friis
beren 9uta6ten Der 8remer glerate
pollitGnbi9 Therein. Der geTuno lauz
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tbeilt. Reues Mdterial BON Belong in
BON teiner Seite ermittelt prrbtn.
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bic b0bmif9e &eiie bes Soiiers 1rau3
Soiepb Iino re4t iteptii6 gebuIteu.
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gu perSei6nen, ober cine glenberung in
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unaemehcne Heoe.
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llcbcr bcn &anpi 5uiidcn Den
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nit 0erieIben ibren Warih fort5u.
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Gin an ieiner rebten Seite ltebenoec
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sier 0epets luurbe neFtunnoet mo
9efangen
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SdiiIie aus. Ollie 8iir9erlpa9en iinb
mobtliIirt rprben.
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ROTTERDAM, 27. oyuri

6eute fam bier grGIioent 9riiaer
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geI6nitten lei, lpdbrsno bic RiGOerIGns
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gu ieiner 3eit erretten iperoe. yia6
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Horena rno Can Suon iino bereits
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ben.
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6 a n a ba.
ct. Ssobns. q. s., 27. SSSuni

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Der 0ampFer a9uiitania" BON Der
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Wtontreal fubr, iit in Der oergangenen
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8oro befanben ii9 500 YaiTagiere.
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BON Heufunbldno.
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niiroen.
Montreal, q. SUM-.
Sine SpeSidloepeide bes Star BON
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n0rb!;d DIT &ap Rdce. seitrdnbet iii.
unO bob oae 500 gaiIagiere in Si'
derheit iino.
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g2ieocrIanbe.
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Spdnitn.
@ampclono, 26. Iini.
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eebaltsn uno pisit g,srionsn DerIeBt.
S6lieblid lpuros ourd bic poli5si
lpiebsr aubs unb Sronung bsresitsllt.
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SIN z Sooepcrcirt.
Quincn. IN. q. cSuni.

Gie 9eibeu BON 5ranf G ,Sorreit
uno 9ouiie Sseotboii mur6cn 6eutc
fiiuf Ntei.en pon bier cutiernt an Der
9onoltroBe geflnlbcn. Gr mar onrh
ben &opf uuo lie ourh baS 8crs &c.
id)oiicn. Die 9eibcn morcn iriiber
2iebeSIeute geipeien, hattcn iid) inoc5
er5iirnt @eltern Nlbcno bate SSr1E-
Iem Steotboff 6orrcit 5u elmer LII.
terreoung nod ibrer @obnlug einee.
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HSpbn Gittmar biuauaqeiobrcn. 0ie
beioeu cbeinaligen &crIobtcn perIie.
zen oos SouS. sIIS tic nitt suriid.
febrten. ludte Gittmor iie lmo fnn0
lie nls 2cichcn. sSnrrcit belt Oen NC,
uoIpcr in ieiner &ano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-06-28
Sine 3 a 9tfiir BEN beutI 1 en-
&aifer.


-tN'~ WVttI ~ oNNIIt'
Der rSribune' aufoIqs 1T es iebt
snbQiiIti9 entFhiepen .baB Der beuti6e
&aifer in bieIem 2onbe cine Ya6t
bouen IoiTen tpiro. Der 9tuftrau 1T
burh 8ermittluns Der beuti6en BOT
T9aft ertbeilt iporoen. 6err 8orbeD
srfIGrte, baB er Die plGne entperfen
IoFe uno fib in benIeIben an bic
Campo" Die dls iie in ben 8eiiB bes
beuti6en &aifers fam, rSbuna" e,s
nannt ipurDe, anlebnen perbe.
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Sm SauIe Rp. 807 Morgan Str,
in beFen Grbeei6ob bic Gbparbs
puintins So. ibr @eI9GftsIotal bat,
brad beute friib elm 8rano aus. Der
ii6 i9neG iiber bas gan3e Gebdube
per6reitete. Sn ben pberen Stodfpere
fen parsn Mobnun9en. Sine anSabI
2sute Sprang aus ben 6enitern. Sruu
4nna 3OId erlitt babel 8erleBuneen.
benen iie in elmer buIben Stunbe erIdg.
Sbre 5p6ter Camilla perrentte ii6 BEL
bem Sprunse bic Siifte unb true sinen
S6dbelbru9 bappn. SbrSobn Gbpure
fpurbe ihiper perlebt.
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Der Direttorenrat6 Der ,Qouiiiana
pur6aIe @rpoIition" ipGblte beuts ben
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ausiteuung i'm Sabre 1903.
9erielbe enthGlt auf Der WeitIeite
668 Ncres unbe6duten Qdnbes unb i'm
@eiten uab Siibtpeften baran qrenz
senb ipeitere 450 Ncres. 9as lit I'm
Elm Orittel mebr Haum als Die G9iz
co9oer @eltausitellung i'm Sadlpn
part benuBte. Der YlaB nimmt alfo
bic peitli9e SGlfte bes 5oreit 8urf
unb einen sroben Stri9 unbebuuten
2anbes, bas bteien i'm Weiten uno
SiofpeIten begrenat, Elm.
sSoreIt parf, Der 1900 Bis 1,400
Gcres Qanb entbGlt unb Der sfpeit>
arOBte parf i'm 2anbe 1T, liegt i'm
peitli6en Sbeile Der Stubt uno lit
ppn orei Seiten BON prd6tppllen Wobz
nunoen unb ben @ebduli9teiten Der
@aibinaton uniperiitdt umgeben. @r
1T aus alien Sbeilsn Der Stabt mit>
telit @iienz uno eleftrii9en 8abnen
lei6t gu errei9en unb lit in topogras
pbii6er 9e3iebung elm ioedler ploB
fir cine @eltausitellung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-06-28
WitsIi,b Der ge5Srbs fir Silent.

Wftf9ltep Der Se1proe tlir oftenfs
li6e arbeiten - 80. 6, S6uitpn. .
BON ben iiebsn Hpninirten iinb
bret neue Ganoiooten uno elmer bers
ielben, Rippert, tpurbs pbne Sppos
iition gum 8ice @ouperneur auf9es
iteat, nadoem Der eesenpGrtige
4mtsinbaber gaIppeu, cine Wieber=
nomination auf bas GntI9iebenite
ablebnte. gtaib, Sheets, Cameron
unb Spbniton fpurben fir ibre reip.
Nemter pieocrnominirt. Gum 8alloti>
rem fam es nur BEL ben Nominationsn
fur &i9ter uno Glert bes Sber Sc
ri3ts. Nton bate ansenommen, oab
@retp uno Grit6fielb, Senatpr San=
mas @anoioatsn fir bieIe 2lemter pGs
rem, neil Jfi9ter Gretp Elm alter
Sreuno unb Na6bar Sanna's mar.
uno Der 2ebtere Pripatietretdr Glmer
6. 9atper in Grep's 6auptqudrtier
ie6r tbGtig mar. gtber Senator 9anz
nu itelte oies entf9ieben in Qbrebe.
Die Ibitimmung er9ab, bab pries
unp Gmerion cine Combination gegen
Gretp uno Grit9fielb gebilbet, uno
nit oerIelben erfolgrei9 paren.
gtihter Price aus Gina mar rGpms
mon gleas"s uno &reisri9ter, unb
@meriOn lit ieit Sabreu elm politiI9er
Sactor i'm 0ftli6en Sbio. Galbneu
trat bon Der 8eperbung I'm bas 4mt
bes 9ice @ouberneurs suriid, neil
bic 4ntt Saloon 2eaeue ibn BIZ.
rett betdmpfte unb es iGon Dor 3tpei
Sdbren gu Wege bradte,. oab er um
mebrere tuuTeno Stimmen 5uriidblteb.
Die Selegaten ippllten Galbpea
bur6aus gum Reben peranlaifen, bod
tebrte er ii9 niAt baran, unb I'm i'm
fir einige 3eit aus Der Convention
gu entfernen, puroe er ppm 0or=
iibenben 6anna gum Mtitglteb beg
Gon1ttes eruannt, pel6es 9ouperneur
Nafb na9 Der 6ane brineen Iolte.
Nls Galbtpca 3uriidfam, mar Ntppert
bereits npminirt.
NuU Jtppert lDtrp ppn Der WHtl>
Saloon 2eague betGmpft perben,
neil er als Staatsienator in Der leBs
ten @eiiion Der 8eieBgebung 9egen
bas Glart'i9e 2ocal Option Sc
IeB itimmte. Die 8ertreter Der Spirit
uofenzSntereiien iinb iiber bic Salt
itel1ung Galbnels umiomebr per=
itimmt, ais gfeo. Glart, Der @ater beg
na9 i6m beinannten 2pcal Options
gefebes in Columbus tpiebernominirt,
bagsgen mebrere &epublifaner, Die
gegen baiTel6e itimmten, bel Der Wiez
berbeiperbung geI9lagen nurben.
Die Contention pGbrte nur brei
Stunben.