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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
HEATON GETS
 SCHOLARSHIP.
Mill Plain Man Awarded Same by Agents of Bronson Library Aldermen to be Asked for $l,5OO.

The board of agents of the Bronson library fund held u meeting yesterday afternoon and awarded the Holmes scholarship to Harry c. Heaton of MIl Plain. Those present were President John ONeil, Secretary l.. A. Platt, Messrs kingsbury, Elton, Maltby, Smith, Kellogg and Scully. The only other candidate for the scholarship was Richard M. Joy. Both young men were strongly indorsed and their applica- tions were so well written the board regretted that it was not able to award scholarship to each. This was the only business transa cted, but General h Kellogg and John O'Neill, the commit tee appointed by the board some time ago to appear before the city fathers and endeavor to impress upon their minds the wisdom of making q hand some appropriation for the library, had something to say regarding the matter and concluded to try their luck before the board of finance Monday night, and see, as General Kellogg remarked, If they cannot get at least $1,5O0. This amused MT Smith and he laughed at the humor of 1t and made no bones of stating that in his opinion they won't get one cent. The two disciples of Blackstone didn't appear in the least discouraged by Mir Smiths kettle of cold water and parted with the under standing that they should meet at the corner of Prospect and West Main streets Monday, the exact time to be agreed upon later and enter the finance chamber 'in a body" and state their case
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
GOELET'S AUTOMOBILE

Boston. Nov 22.-Robert Goelet, whose sister recently married the duke of Roxburgh, while running in his automobile to tho Yale-HarvaCd game yesterday afternoon, ran into and al most killed William Anderson of Cam bridgeport. Among the party in the automobile was Arthur ISelin, son of the millionaire yachtsman. The in jured man was picked up and carried in the automobile to the hospital.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
Company G'S Fair COmine

Company G, c, N. G.. will give q grand fair during the first or second week in February. No less than $500 in cash prizes will be offerAl to the public at Inducements which sur pass anything ever offered in, this line before Books of 15 tickets will be sold for $1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
NE EEES WEEE
 Ordered Removed.

fn-Chief Harold C. McGrew of the na- tional army and navy Spanish war veterans issued general orders yestcr- day removing the headquarters from this city to Indianapolis and relieving T. c. Dyer of the office of adiutant general. Tn his appointment he names Guy A. Bowie of Indianapolis as ad- jutant general and c. J. Mitchell of Washington as historian.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
Horse Seemed on Boy

The twclve-ycar-old son of Henry Reed of John street met with a serl- Ous accident to-day. He was crossing Riverside street near Walkers phar- macy when he fell in front of milk kacon. The horse stepped on one of the boys legs and broke 1t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
Commissioners SittiH6

The county commissioners were in Aession in the court house yesterday is- suing liquor licenses to those who have been granted them, The financial re, turns amounted to S70 O0O. There are still large number of licenses to be issued.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
ONE MAN KILLED.

Denver, Nov Ex-Governor Peal body has received q message from Cripple Creek stating that one man was Killed and seven or eight injured yesterday by an explosion in the Vtndicator mine. The governor was informed that the explosion was not an ac- cident but plot of some persons un known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
0r6an Recital.

] 4 free organ recital will he given jAt the First Methodist church to-mor- row night by Organist Towne. Gull rnant's Seventh sonata will he rendor- cd by the full choir Miss Mae Stan lev, violinist, will assist
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
VERRlER LOST CASE.

Tn the district court yesterday Attor- ney Church. representing the Co-opera- tive Stove Go of North Dighton, Mass, was given judgment for $157, with costs. against Hubert Verrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
Military Band Prom.

A large crowd enjoyed the prone made given in City hall last night by the Waterbury Military band. These proms are very popular and s.ways attract large crowds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
GRISWOLD ATTACHED.

A certificate of attachment was filed sn the town clerks office last evening fin suit for $1oO hrouoht hv F. C. Colby against Arthur o. Griswold.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
HOME OVER SUNDAY.

Dr J. J. Mcdonald, who is assistant to a leading dentist i'll Hartford, is spending Sunday at his home in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
McGRATH SUES NOELLER.

tered suit against c. A. MOeller for $1OO damages for services rendered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-22
Aba6adaSsett Club.

A private vaudeville entertainment will be given by the Abagadassett club in Leavenworth hall on Tuesday night
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
BADGERS AFTER PENNANI
Wisconsin University Expects to
'. Sweep the West With its
Baseball Team. +.

"A team of pennant winners is the IT,
tie which Coach Bandelin of the UniVer-
sity of Wisconsin baseball team believes
his recruits will win before the season Of
inter-collegiate ball closes. He Is after
the western championship and from the
list of men whom he has secured it looks
as though his wish will come true. The
pitchers are getting the hardest work at
present but the rest Of the men will soon
be put up against the most strenuous kind
of training. The men have already begun
to do outside work, and are on the track
and in the gymnasium daily, In addition to
the hours that they spend In the cage.
The squad numbers over fifty men, and
there will be no thinning out for a month
to come.
Some Of the most promising youngsters
incmlude Allen, an indianapolis freshman
whose work behind the bat is that of q
veteran, and he is being. pushed 2closely by
Leahy, who has been in the varsity list
before. OF the box candidates only two
are experienced varsity men, Richardson
and Mueller. Both have ben at work for
week. ziepprecht and McPonchie, both
south paws, give promise and Lewis, a
Chicagoan, has more speed than any man
In the squad. 3. 80. r.. - .i e.. ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
ably be held at the Rathskeller. "A COM
n1ittee has been appointed to make prep
arations
GOOD FENCING PROGRAM
Fifteen Bouts Will Be Decided ST.
& multaneously at the Y. M. G..
a. Tomorrow Night. s

very interesting feature on the pro-
gram for the entertainment to- be given
at the Y. M. c. A. Friday evening win be
the fencing exhibition by the Mckinley
Club of st. Paul. the members OF which
have recently been under the instruction
of Arthur b. Mallett of that city. They
will demonstrate the movements with the
foil as taught in the Montreal school at
arms. from which school Mallett gradual
ed. They consist Of exercises both bene-.
fetal and needful to all expert fencers and
are as follows:
First-The on guard taken by FIVE
movements. showing sngly the different
positions required to form this most i'm :
portant position.
second-The on guard for the march.
In this exercise the advance, retreat and
lunge are first executed.
Third-The ON guard for the moulineaus.
an exercise of exceeding grace and diff
ficult of execution.
Fifth-The parties in a single line.
There are eight parties in the French sys-
tenn of fencing.
sixth-The parties in double line, show
ing the attack and parry on each side.
Seventh-Miss Huldah Sweet. the clever
pupil of A. B. Mallett. will present the
combination parties and grand salute, af-
ter which the whole company Of fencers
will don the masks and lively assault at
arms between the nIteen couples Will Jake
place.
The exhibition will terminate with the
handicap fencing contest, between Arthur
B. Mallet and five of the twin cities best
amateurs who have been training for the
event. Mr.. Mallett agrees to score three
points on each adversary before one is
scored on him or should one point be
scored on Mallett before he gets the three,
he loses to that contestant Miss Sweet
will SECOND Mr.. Mallett throughout the five
bouts. and the contestants must select
among themselves their own seconds.
Should a referee be demanded Dr. Weston
has agreed to officiate. Mr.. Mallett will
acknowledge each and every point that is
scored upon him.
The knowing ones think Mallett has un-
dertaken more than he can accomplish to
meet five men one after the other with"
out intermission, his contesant to score
only one point against his three.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
LIST IS NARROWED DOWN
Thayer Put Out of Running in the
Billiard Tournament by !
Huyck Of Minneapolis.

The list Of possibilities for first honors
in the twin city amateur billiard tourna-
ment was narrowed down last night, when
Thayer of St. Paul was defeated by
Huyck, and dropped to the second di-
vision. Wilcox Of st. Paul and Logan of
Minnea polls are the only men who now
have a chance to beat out Parker Of st.
Paul for the championship. ::
Huyck showed a surprising reversal of
form last night, averaging 40, and es-
tablishing a new high run for the tourna-
ment with 81. .Thayer had only l44 bill
lards to his credit when Huyck run out In
the forty fifth inning. Tonight Wilcox
Of st. Paul will meet Hogue of Mime
apolis. Last nights score:
% Hqyek-2 y = ass g G. g. 9, g. g. 9. J. 2'Gs ae' =
0. 5. H. Q, 0, 0, 1, o., o., II, O.. 5, 6, 2, l., 4.
Total 200; average 4.e; high run 81; =.
Thayer--3, II, s, so, 3, 2, o., O., g., o, o. s,
u, e. ~ 8; Z, e O.; 2; g, 9, q q j 9.
4, o. Total IA; average 3 oil: high run 15. =
:, The standing of the players follows:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
SPORTS.
ROLL TOTAL OF 1904.
Turner Bowling Team Breaks All
Northwestern Records for
Three-Game Match.
City Statesmen Bump Up Against
the Genuine Article-Tasmos
e VS.. Acmes Tonight.

! II
The Turner bowlers broke all north
western records for total pins In a three
game match between f1ve-men teams last
night at the Cooperative alleys. In their
league match with the City Statesmen the
Turner's rolled LOIS, 99S and 951, a total of
1854. and an average of 98S. The former
city and northwestern record was 1920
made a month ago by the Indianapolis
tournament team, and the previous record
for Minneapolis league watch was 1904,
made by the Tuxedos.
The City Statesmen were fairly swept off
their feet, and disheartened by the sensa-
tional form Of their opponents, rolled con-
siderably below their recent form.
Jake Buehler continued the fast clip he
has shown for the last few weeks. averag
Ing 207 1-3, but Ruge. getting into the
game after an enforced absence OF three
weeks, went Buehler one better. averaging
216 1-3. Sallander had low average for
the team, with 1873 t-3. Fust took the high
score honors with 24i. Veker was the only
Salesman to acquit himself creditably.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
America Way Ahead.

Colonel Yorke chief government In
spector of British railways, has made an
interesting report on his recent visit to
the United States He is enthusiastic in
praise of the interufban railways which
are such a prominent feature in America.
The English interurban systems are Moth
ing bit tramways in comparison. He ad-
mits that England can never hope to equal
America in the size Of steam engines and
cars. You cannot realize the merits OF
golden grain belt beer without giving it
a thorough trial.s 1t is a pure. delicious
and nourishing beverage; it builds up the
system and preserve good health Order
o. case, and do it now.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
YACHTING !

The poutoons on which the Shamrock III. was
launched were removed Yesterday afternoon
excessively short keel were partly allayed. It
came accurately to the bow floating marks and
under its counter the water just Tapped the nrst
that the challenger moved smoothly and easily.
G; such good progress has been made on the
Yacht Reliance In the past three days that she
rrh.b biv W iii he in the waterwithin three weekss
~ al is almost plated her mast is completed and
nne suit of sails is finished All the bronze
plates on the boat are now riveted ana tne
nlckel-steel plates on the sheer amldsnlps are ~
position.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
To-night's game In the Minneapolis
league will be between the Tasmo and
Acme teams at the Cooperative alleys.

Phi Delta Theta, Beta Theta Pi. Theta
Delta Chi, Zeta Psi. Delta Kappa Epsilon
and Delta Tau Delta are the six teams
which will contest In the, finals in the In
terfraternity Bowling league. The round
robin among these six teams will be begun
this week and will be finished about March
30. UP to date Kappa Sigma holds the
record for high score with Ss6. G. N.
Smith Of Beta Theta Pi has the high in
dividual score with 242. Following is the
standing of the teams: ---.
.------ SECTION No. i. - e -. a
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
IN THE PRIZE RING

/ There is every Indication now that the pro-
POSED contest between Jack O'Brien, of Phila-
delphia, and Bob Fitzsimmons for the middle
weight championship of the world will fall
through unless o Brien's terms accepted by
the Cornishman. O'Brien does not like the idea
of meeting Eitz on a basis of winner take all.
Fitzsimmons who is in Pittsburg this week,
says that O'Brien must cling to the clauses in
the papers or otherwise there will not be; any
'fght.% He5has announced. too. that If O'Brien
does not wish to meet him under the conditions
cited. Tommy Ryan. or any other legitimate
middle weight, can have the Job.
rounds to a draw before 1000 people at In
dlanapolis last night. East man was credited
with two knockdowns.
A ten round fight last night, at Pittsburg
between Joe; walcott and George Cole. colored
pugilists ended IN the fourth round, when Cole
" as knocked out, .b$s2t @.es.15.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
TWENTIETH AVENUE. T.

The H. & H. team forfeited three games
to the st. Anthonys. This gives the latter
firmer grip on first place. They are
now five games ahead OF their nearest
competitors
III The Greater League is planning BAN
qpet for the close Of the season, when the
prizes will be distributed. It will prob
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
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If YOU will kindly call in and pay for same
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amounts.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

Manager Joe Cantillon. Of the Milwaukee
American Association baseball club. has signed
Catcher Bob Wood. Of the Cleveland club Of
the American League He will Join the Mil
waukee team at Nashville, Tenn, the end of
this month, n ,...-sl ..Ess. ...sEa:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

The final game in the Bankers Eowling
league will be rolled tonight at tho K. G.
alleys between the Northwestern and Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce teams. Before
last night the Security. Northwestern and
Bank of Commerce teams were tied, with
thirteen tRictorles and two defeats each.
The Security team took three straight
from the First Nationals last night, so
that either Of the two teams which roll
tonight must make a clean sweep to re-
tain a chance for first honors. Last nights
scores were much above the average. M
w Hoag of the Security team got high
score with 205 while r. P. Thompson of
the same team got high average with
100 %. The totals were: .sa.
Security ,.................I5 I59 $50 S1l
The Powers Mercantile company bowling
team went to st. Paul last night to roll
the Golden Rule team Of that city on the
Pfster alleys. The ST. Paulites won two
out of three and also secured the higher
total Of pins
The Palace bowling team took three
straight games from Browning. King &
Co.'S team at the Cooperative alleys.
schloss had high score, 223, and high aver
hge. 191 20, .-s1%. 80. 'sz.%a - :
+, The Alley Smashers challenge any anna
teur or high school bowling team in the
city, for games any date. For particulars
address j. A. Steininger, 2600 Bloomington
avenue, or telephone Twin City 1897. y
Delta Kappa Epsilon won the match
played at the K. c. alleys last evening with
the Delta Taus In the Fraternity. league.
y The Chi Psis had a, warm match at the
K C.. alleys last evening with the alumnae
of, the fraternity. The Chi Fsis managed
to win all the games played. George l..
Gillette Of the Chi Psi team carried off
high score and average honors, his best
score being 216. 80 .5t+sss%5ss,
William Riach. a baker Of Fa ribault
made perfect bowling score <of. 300 last
night and now holds the championship OF
Faribault. The highest previous score
was 2S6. made by E. K. Bixby, student OF
Shattuck school.
The Washington team in the Greater
Minneapolis league took three straight
from the Twentieth Avenues siast night.
West got high score, 21s4 and high aver
apn 17S o. 5!rEhs
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

Charles Farrell has announced his acceptance
Of; an offer to. catch for the Boston American
League baseball team. - -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
BASEBALL

The National Association Of Baseball Clubs has
awarded Baseman Angus Grant to Minneapolis
Grant will. however, remain in the sotlth as
manager of the Central League team. Arrange
ments are now pending whereby South Bend
expects to legally obtain his services
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS

City Clerk Lydiard has decided that there Is
no difference between bicycles, and says that
he will sell cycle path tags to motor. cyclists
who apply for them. In the opinion of City
Attorney Healey, motor cycles should be classed
with automobiles and as such should not By
allowed on the paths. 1t is now mp to- the
wheemen to contest the matter. The motor
cyclists say they will fight to the last ditch for
the right to use the paths. s.,
Secretary Davis. Of Chamberlain of the South
Dakota racing circuit has summoned the horse
men Of the state to meet in Mitchell Monday
evening. March 80, for the purpose Of reorganiz-
ing the circuit for the coming season. Mr..
Davis says that there has beenl:some blood
injected into the racing circuit this season, and
some horses that have never before started In
a race in the state will be seen: on the circuit
this year. He looks for splendid year OF
good racing. e sGis.s
The trophy given by the Prince Of Monaco for
competition between the chess amateurs who
participated in the International tournament
which has just closed at Monte Carlo has been
awarded to Pillsbury, the American player.
There was no contest for the prize.
The final and deciding game of the polo tour
nament at San Francisco. between the Rugby.
Enp and Rur1inpame Call. teams. was won hr
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

Joseph Gordon, president of the New York
American League baseball club has appointed
Joseph Gavin, formerly business manager of
the Boston American League club, to a similar
occupy permanent quarters on Washington
Heights.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

DON'T Lose a Meal
Through dyspepsia and indigestion, Take
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bles or no pay. Only 50c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

The final and deciding game of the polo tour
nament at San Francisco. between the Rugby.
Eng. and Burlingame Call. teams. was won By
the Englishmen, the score being Z to 8: &
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

The Washington team in the Greater
Minneapolis league took three straight
from the Twentieth Avenues last night.
West got high score, 216.- and high aver
age, ITS 2-3. 5.The scores:
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

Fifty men are in training for the annual
varsity indoor athletic meet, which will
take place March % in the armory Some
of the new material is showing up In fine
style, and the prospects for a winning
track team are excellent .5E
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

The Powers Mercantile company bowling
team went to ST. Paul last night to roll
the Golden Rule team Of that city on the
Pfster alleys. The St. Paulites won two
out Of three and also secured the higher
total of pins.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas, the Aetna Indemnity Company,
poration organized under the laws of Connecticut.
has fully complied with the provisions OF the
laws of this state. relative to the admission
class.
Now. therefore, l. the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business Of fidelity surety and plate
glass insurance in the State of Minnesota, accord
ing to the laws thereof, until the 31st day of
January, A. D. 1904. unless said authority be
thereto.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal ut st. Paul,
this 31st day of January. A. D. 1903.
ELMER II. DEARTH,
Insurance Commissioner.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

william Riach, a baker 81 Faribault
made a perfect bowling score $of 300 last
night and now holds the championship of
Faribault. The highest previous score
was 2Se made by E. K. Bixby, student Of
Shattuck school,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

The Palace bowling team took three
straight games from Browning. King &
Co.'s team, at the Cooperative alleys.
Schloss had high score, 222 and high aver
ase 191 2-3 ...-.G 80 : - +. : - =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19
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Ticket office, s2s Nicolet av. Phone. 122.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

The Alley Smashers challenge any anna
teur or high school bowling team in the
city, for games any date. For particulars
address j. A. Stentnger, $500 Bloomington
avenue, or telephone Twin City 1897. l.,