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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07

sOuitSo OullH OSuCNtAtST SNhiUhNuSi.
8egen llbr leste yta4t eridien i'm
Sispeniarium, Der in go. 221 WeIf
Marplanb Str. wobnbafts Sames
9uffp, I'm ii6 cine 2 3Ol lanse, tiefe
uno eefdbrlide Sti9munoe in Der linz
ten Settle perbinben gu laiIen.
Suffp srfldrte auf 8efra9en, er lei
aeeen II llbr an Der gfe Der Marp=
LAMB Str. unb Senate 9ipe. bon 2 lln=
befannten angebalten uno bon Dem
ein.n eeffoden iuorosn.
gr muroe berbunben unb bann
speds tusiterer Bsbanbluns in's fdb=
tiide 9Oipital iberfiibrt. Die Su9e
Der poli3ei nod oen beioen llnbsfann=
ten iit iOmeit erfolslOs seblieben.
Suffp. oenen Gngaben bon Der poli=
ssi se9laubt weroen. erSdblt, Die 2erle
bdtten i'm ofenbar nit Semanb anbe-
rem ber,uedislt uno isien obne Weiteres
nit 5liidsn etc. iiber ibn bersefallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07

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Sussp Der Sld9erin serannt. Sieie
puroe auf Die Strabs setpOrfen uno
i6wer perleBt.
Mn n anbere @eri9
Der ZEN.
Clara 9. Sids, tpelde Die Straben=
babn=@eieqi6uft auf Sdabeneriab Der=
tlast bate, rsi6te i'm &reisseri4t oas
8eiu6 um 8erlegune bes prD5elies
na9 sirem anOeren @ountp Elm. Dos
8eiu9 -tpuroe bsmillist uno iiber bic
6lage miro i'm 9reisseri9t in @reen=
iielo, Sancod Gountp, berbanoelt per=
Den.
Cine meitere Stage se-
GEN W} a II o n II. 5 b n n.
Die &lasen sssen ManiOa u. Subn=
ion, ben aus Qnberion tpeeen trumner
@el6dftstransactionen DerlAwun0enen
Saufmann, bdufen iib. @eitern reiA.e
Srau Mnna Oppsnbeimer eine &lage
sesen ibn auf 3abluns bon 5000 nebii
3inien elm.
SObniOn bate cine bonn Sruitee bon
@apne Sotpnibip ausssitellte 3ab=
luugsantueiiung i'm 8etrage bon 5000
on Grau Oppenheimer iibertrasen,
tpelde ibm oas 8elb ausbesablt bate.
Nls iie oieielbe collsctiren wollte, erbiel
fie ben 8ei9eio, bab bic Mnweiiune
tperthlos lei. oa SObniOn bas @elo be-
rsits erbalien babe.
Sic 8rOB9ei d pOrenen
perb0rten fpieber mebrere Mit9lieoel
Der &oblenb0rie. 9ieielben iaster
iibsreinitimmenb aus, baB iie ibre Sc.
iaGfte fets innerhalb oes &abmens bee
@eiebes fiibrten. Sie 80rie lei haupt'
iddlib sesriinoet morben, um ii9 se.
gen uebersriffe Der 8rubenbeIiBer 81
i6iiben.
Sie 8rOBgeIhwOrenen tueroen wabr'
i9einli6 erft i'm 9aufe Der nd9iter
Wo6e ibren 8eridt einreiden.
Saniel Sun's Sc # anne II t.
Das Seitament beg por einieer 3eii
peri itOrbenen Daniel Sun 1T i'm pro:
batseri9t beitdtist tporoen. Sn bem.
| ielben betimmt er. oaB er einen 8rab
ifein pie Seremias SOlep's wiinIde
Sein geiammtes @srmOgen bermadt
er !ainer Grau.
Smm m Sufel.
Nls Sobn Sbspparo, Der @d6tsr il
Der Columbia National 8ant befrag
purbe, ob feline bon ibm geidieben
Srau, tpel6e pegen Srunfenbeit Der
baftst tporoen mar, i6On mebr als bre
Wal betrunfen 9eweien mar, erpioert
er, mebr als 800 Wal. gr iaste, bai
Der Sauptsruno, aus mel9em er bi
Sdeibuns bon ibr aetuiinidt bate
eben ibr Sang gum Sriuten setpeiel
mar. Sic wuroe CUR 3ablung BOZ
$40 uno Soften uno elmer slrbeitsbaus
ftrafe berurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.
8 III le btcn & IL + e.

Vincennes. Sie 9ei9e bes in
@airO, @sppten, psrltOrbenen gice-
@oniuls Subbaro Saplor Smitb
lanste am 6reitas bon Stem gort bier
an. Sieielbe mar escortirt bon Dem
Sruoer oes gerbliaenen @prus u.
Smith uno @barles Mlelrois Stealsp
bonn &risss=S s=Sspartement in @sibinss
ton. Die Seeroisuns fano am Sams-
tag gfaAmittag bonn Sauie bes 8aters
bes Yeritorbenen, Sr. 8. Ws. Smith
aus fatt.
q fus @antrell inN bless
biIIe.
NoblesDille. Rufus @ants
rel, Der @rpert-2 eihenrduber batte am
Greitag bOr Den 8rOBgeihwDrenen elm
fituflfiinoises Yerb0r gu beifeben. Gr
IOl bsnielben berartiee 9lusiagpn iiber
Die tpdbreno Der leBten feds Sabre in
Samilton @oun!p poreetommenen
@rdberiddnounsen semadt baben, baB
pabrideinlid 10-12 perionen in
Gntlasesufanb Deriebt merben. Die
2eiGen tpuroen in SDten ben Slub
binabeeibaift unb bon 8roab @ipple
aus in @asen mad ben Colleges
transportirt. ganirell mar bon iei-
mem Nnmalt @ab @Oratuap unb ben
9etectipe @ib unb Wlanning beeleitet.
$4,000 Mlimente.
&oto omo. 6rau SimpiOn erbielt
Die S1eibuns bon ibrem @atten 2au=
renee betpillist. Gerner tuurben ibr
SIS, 900 9limente betpiaist.
$500 iir u eranoer Sam e
Col lum bus. Mleranber Sams=
ion, wel9er Die Staot SnoianapOlis
auf Sdaoeneriab pertlaat bate, er=
belt elm llrtbeil su ieinen Gunitsn.
gs purben ibm $500 suseipro6en.
Ssi Dem eriten in SnoianapOlis ftatt.
eefunoenen proseB fonnte Die Surp iid
lni6t eini9en Ino Der Gaa tpuroe bier=
auf an bas bisiise &reiseeri9t ber=
pieien.
Sic 6 blen9r rdber.
Serre Saute. Sn Der @on=
bentiOn Der 8Oblensraber wuroen Die
@ebdlter Der Ssamten tpie folst er-
bObt: Mitslieber bss Staats=grscus
tip=@omites BON 1925 auf 1875 pro
Sag; prdlioent Sararobe unb Secre=
tdr &ennebp bon $50 auf 800 ;
8iee=Yrdiioent Yople auf $95 pro
Monat erb0bt. Die Staets=Orsani=
iatiOn bat $50. 9S7.61 in ibrsn S6ab.
Sebeutenoe ferbeber=
f1ufe.
& i'd m 3. Ser 2adep Pferoes
berfauf sins am Greitas gu @noe. Sm
@ansen puroen 333 Yferoe bertauft.
Ser @eiammtsrl0s fiir oisielben mar
sSO,28O
Nn bic 8unbe 8roB Bge=
| d Drenen Il BERN n.
Gban nspiIle. Ser &aufmann
Sames Monroe bon STEPHENS Sta=
tion, Der befanntlid bon Seputp Bun=
oesmaridall Sphann tuesen gerfaufs
beraui9snber @etrdnte obne 2ieens ber=
baftet tporben mar, batte Dor Dem gun=
osstommihdr Wartmann isin 8orpsr=
bDr su tefeben. gr leugnete feline
S6ulo uno tpuroe bonn &idter unter
8iiraiduft on Die GroBssi9wOrensn
gu Snbianapolis iibsrpieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07

Mn SllinOis unb Waibinston Str.
tuuroe gefsrn Mittas Der Stiefslpuber
pietro 9alin bon sinem grpreBtrasen
nieoergesannt uno in i4mer3li6er Wsiie
gequetf9t unb perlebt. gr purbe i'm
0ispeniarium bon Or. SDples ber=
bunben uno ipdter beimsef9afft.<
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07
Sausli9e 3uiitisfeitea
geranIabten Did Sriib's seIbftmOrbpsriud.

@us 8ram iiber bduslide @irren
periudte aeitern 9lbenb Der 42=jdbrise
arbsiter Sid Sriih bon gto. 2l2S
Samburs Str. fid mittelft MOrpbium
aug Der @elt su ihaffen. bod wurben
feline ielbhm0roerii9en pldne burd Die
Siipeniariums=Ier3te Or. Surtbart
unb Or. Ship pereitelt.
Sid mar beionbers oariiber aufee=
bra9t uno per5weifelt. oab er am Son-
neritag auf getreiben ieiner 6rau bon
Der poli3ei perbaftet woroen mar. Sein
San bdnst nod i'm poliseiseri4te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07

Der Sunoes : SiitIricts=
Nntpalt Srant 9. Yater befinbet ii9
our 3eit i'm ct. 8incent Soipital. gr
III ieit Monaten an einem Giersnleiben
erfranft unb er beabii9ti9t mshrere
Mer3te su coniultiren, Oh cine no9na-
lise Operation not6weuois 1T.
Srube ausiidten fiirbie
8las= Mrbeiter.
PittsburG z. Wdrj. Die
,slmerican gDinoow @las Co." bat
ourd ibr gretutiD=@Omite cine for=
mele 9aDtis an ibre grbeiter erlaiien,
burd pelds benielben niitgetbeilt miro,
baB in ibren idmmtli4en 6abriten Der
Setrieb fir Die Saiion am IA. Mldr3
einseitelt ueroeI tuiro. 50 balo Die
Sabrit sei9lOiien tuorben iino, tuiro
nit Der @inridtun9 oerIelben nit ben
neuen Mai9inen, tpel6e bic @lasbldier
erieBsn iOlen, besOnnsn weroen. @enn
bieielben erit in 8etrieb fein tueroen,
tpirb bic 4rbeit in ben 6abriten nit
einem Srittel Der jebisen Wtanni6aften
bstperttelist tperoen tOnnen, 10 oab
alio tauienoe bon 9lrbeitern iid] nod
anbermsitissr 8siadftisung umieben
miihen.
3mansis Yer omen er.
trunten.
8Iens sails, q. q, z.
Mdr3. @s iit bier bsri4tet tpOrben,
baB bel Spier Galls elm 6dbrboot ten=
ttrte uno baB 20 perIOnsn ertranten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07

BauerIaub n / 5 I 9eine.-
2aura sc. Setter, 1911 9f. Capitol
Mpe., @ottage. 81, us. = @bas. O..
Cones, gismard nabe @albeIase, Got
tase. 5000. : s. 6. 6iggins, 2O37
Winter Mpe Nnbau. $50. = Spnes
2umber Co., 100 6. 1earplanb, 9ln=
bau, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07
Mms Sen Geridtsb0iea.
Ser Stpeit e u nber
Yroce

~ b.
gBie es beiBt mirb Or. alleranber
nod i'm 9aufe oieiss MOnats gum spei=
ten Male proeeifirt tperben. Sn nd9fer
@O6e miro oas Datum feitseieBt per=
ben.
Oiebs9eli6 ter
bOrAoe m u d ter.
gli9t tueniser als adtssbn nod in
iussnbli9em glter tebenbs Suri9en
tpuroen oem poIisei. .&i6ter unter Der
antlage ses Siebltabls bOrgsfiibrt.
Goe Summers, RoD Summers uno
elmer Olbbam betannten fi6 iAulois,
$50 Pfuno @iien bon ben S6fen Der
penniblbania 9abn ssitoblen su boz
ben. sic befamen Seoer cine Sra9t
paigl.
Sielelbe Strafe erbielten au9 9enrp
8ittner, Soiepb 8late unb Oscar
S9miot, iuel9e aus nem 9aoen Der
2ena Sater @isarren seitOblen batten.
Irtbur gittner, tpelder ii6 an Dem
Siebitabl betbeiliste, tuiro ipdter pro-
seiIirt merben, oa er nod anosre 8er=
ge6en auf benz 2er5bolS bat.
Wi6ael Goonep unb Charles Bid be-
tannten ii9 idulois, cine Nuantitdt
Slei aus Der Wsrtfiatt zines plumbers
gsfO6lcn 3u babsn.; aud lie batten Sie
Priisellfrafe 5u erouloen.
Sc cine Sradt prissl erbieltsn fsr=
ner Gbarles uno Walter Sedenbrod,
Clarence Butler, Grant &pan, @la=
renee unb 8arnep Sneioemann; oie=
ielben 6atten cine sanse Nnaabl &oblen=
oiebitdble ausgefiibrt. Wonroe WiOr=
rig, tuel6er Der slnfiibrer Der 8anbe
mar, wuroe an bic @lobgeiawOrensn
iiberpieieu.
u n bic 8robgeIaw orenen
il b ernie n.
Soiepb 9eBler, tpeldsr aneeflagt lit,
ieinem Setannten 2Ouis 6intelfein
S6mufia6en i'm gDertbe BON $500
geItOblen 5u baben, bersi9tete i'm
9oli3eieeri6t auf elm @orbsrbor unb
Durbe an bic @rOBgsibworensn iibst=
pieien.
@ntlaiien.
@barles Wilion. tpel9e bei1uloiei
mar, nit tleinen Wdo6en unSiemli9,
0anolungen bOr9enommen su baben,
mubte entlaiien perben, ba bas 8e.
ireismaterial gu fabenibeinig mar.
Der M ldpani6 6erei Sc
6ulbi9t.
Samuel Sealing ipuroe i'm Yolisei.
ssribt ibulbig befunbsn, berpdRert'
Util9 nerfauft 5u baben. gr muro,
sur 3abluna bon $40 uno Soften Der.
urtbeilt. Ser Gaa puros on bas Sri.
minalssriat appsllirt.
Sie parrp 60. berf a q t
elmer 6. grotpne 6at Die parri
Mfs. So. auf $4,000 S9aoensriat
bertlast. gDdbrenb er in Der Sabri
bei4dftist mar, muroen ibm bon eine'
Mai9ine brei Singer abseidnitten.
Sic gabnsefellf9aft
iiegrei d.
Sn Sa6en bes Sim Mibbleton ge
gen Die StraBenbabn=@siea sabel
&i4ter WcMafer's @eidporenen elmer
@abriprud gu @unifen Der 0ertlagter
ab. Wtiobleton batte auf S9aceneriai
Dertla9t, neil er bon elmer electrii4el
Gar umserannt uno in GOlse oeiiel
i6per perleBt iporben mar. Ser Wto
tprmann bate selteno semadt, oab e
ununterbrohen ben Warnunesalarn
seseben bate, oaB Der &ldssr oenielbel
aber aidt tueiter beadtste.
| Gin Sci orener er.
franfte.
Sn oemielben Musenblid, als bi
Surp ben obigen Wabripru9-absab
wuroe Der @ei9luorsne 9. 6s@lifforl
pl6blia bon einem 5ersleioen beialIsr
uno er ianf betpuBtlos in ieinen Stub
suriid. Na9oem elm arst ibn tpiebe
sur geiinnuns sebraat batte, puro
er nad ieiner @Dbnuns in GOutbppr
sebra4t.
& n n SNORT M horT a !
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07
3 mansis Yer omen er'
ten.

b~ Die bette 5 Sent Gigarre in
Der Staht, Mu9o's .2onefenotp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07

@rcaoe Qneipe, 3S Yirg. ape.,
Nenmer & Dromuter, Gisentb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07
8etrii6emoer 11mfaa

9lm @rabe bes @eueraI Softer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07
sts9srei an MarblanS etroBe
mno Senate Nbe.

Samss Duifp bebentli9 peripunbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07

az h-i-mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-03-07
Snbanapplts Snb., @amfos, T. gRdr

lpdgen oes &ertlaeien mar se9en bas
gusgp Der &ldserin serannt. Siele
muroe auf Die StraBs setpOrfen uno
i6mer berlebt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12

Of the new men, was in right. Micky" Flynn was unavoidably detained in New York yesterday, and the other Mickey" surnamed Delaney, took care of second base, and but for one error would have played the game of his life. He nearly lost the game in the eighth, and then did good share toward win ming it in the ninth. "Pat' OConnor was on first and played a good game there. Kiernan did perfectly what ever fell to him, but neither he nor Cavanaugh did wonders with the stick, nor did any others of the team, for Corcoran was pitching fine ball. Tan sey played a fine game in left, and the whole team fielded with lots of ginger. Delaney started the game with two brilliant plays, one difficult stop and the other a one-hand catch of liner. Berry made a great stop in the eighth when the bases were full and saved the game. Jos Connor made a fine catch of a foul in the same inning. Bridgeport made quite as many star plays, the most spectacular and timely of which was a stop by Corcoran and his throw to first while half lying on the ground. Clark made two fine catches in left, and "Hi'' Ladd corker in center, robbing Delaney of hit.
 The ninth inning looked bad. Con- nors sent Berry a hot one, which he gobbled. Then, having all the time there was for the throw, he tossed the ball easily to O'Connor and got it g mile too high. Donnelly sacrificed, and Corcoran went out on foul to O'Con- nor. Clark sent a hot one to Berry that was safe, but Connors could only make third, and fly to Tansey ended the inning. The beginning of the end was when Foster juggled Henry's grounder Cavanaugh struck out on bunts, but Delaney sent a. fine single to right, putting Henry on third. It was up to Bowler to win his own game. He batted grounder to Downey at second. Henry broke for the plate and Downey threw low to O'Rourke. Henry thought he was caught between bases and hesitated Then, seeing that the elderly James was groping about for the ball. he started for the plate again, and O'Rourke, reach as far as he could was unable to tag the fleeing Henry, who crossed the plate with the game. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
STRAY BITS OF SPORT.


 A meeting of the executive commit tee of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America has been called for Saturday evening next at the Fifth Avenue hotel. It will be for the purpose of taking action on the protest by Harvard on the judges de- cision in the final heat of the 100 yards at Berkeley oval on Many 30. Harvard asserts that Schick was second and not Moulton of Yale, as placed by the off cia1s, and to substantiate the protest the Harvard men will produces lot of snapshot photographs of the finish which they have secured. These will be backed by a number of statements from Harvard people who saw the f1n- ish It is said that all the photos in possession of the Harvard men show Schick to be in second place by a few feet
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
Stolen Moments Wins.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Foxhall P. Keene's Stolen Moments, with Cannon ID, won the GazeHe stakes for three year-old Allies at Gravesend. This stake is a mile and sixteenth, and six good fllies faced the starter, with the Keene Ally an odds on favorite. Love Note and Gravina were equal second choices. Love Note Tod the field around the first turn and into the back stretch. At the half mile pole Cannon sent the favorite to the front and, grad ually increasing her lead to the finish, won easily by four lengths from the outsider Gloriosa. Love Note was third, three lengths back.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
MAROON AGAIN CHAMPION.
Wins the Open Event at the Prestwick
 Links

Glasgow, June 12.-Harry Vardon won the open golf championship of Great Britain at the Prestwick Golf club yesterday. The leading scores at the end of the tournament were: Harry yardon. 300; Tom Vardon, 306; White, 3OS; Braid, BIO; Scott, 314; Thomson, 814: Lever, 315; J. H. Taylor, SIS, and Williamson, 324.
 Harry Vardon has now scored four victories in the open championship, the only player to make this record since the champion cup was put in competi- ton in 1872. ]. H. Taylor has won three times. The two have won their honors since the competition was ex- tended to seventy-two holes in 1892 Mr Hilton has won twice, Braid once and Herd once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
yaanpare Won Dx TWO seeonaa.

MANCHESTER, Mass. June 12.-- Two races were sailed off here to Sc, lect challenger for the Seawanhaka cup, now held by the Royal St. Law renee Yacht club of DuYal, Cue. The two Manchester yachts, the Kolutoo and the Vampire, shared the honors, each wtnl.ing race, Vampire how ever. won her race by the narrowest kind of a margin, crossing the finish line barely two seconds ahead of the other Manchester boat and only eight seconds ahead of the Frontenac, The first race was won by Kolutoo, with more than four minutes to spare.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
TIME TABLE.
HIGHLAND DIVISION.

8s4 s ? s
 Trains leave Meadow street. station TOT Boston, Hartford and way stations at TOO and S:38 a .m.; 12:3S, 3sS0, 8:0za
 Trains arrive at Meadow street sta, rion from Boston, Hartford and waW stations at SOS, 11:4o a. m.; l:45, e:20l and 7:3s D. m.
 lra1ns leave Meadow street station TOT New York, Fishkill Landing, Dan- Dnry and way stations at S:18 a: m. and 1:50 and 6:24 D. m.
 lrains arrive at Meadow street sta-l T Ilon from New York, Fishlxill Landing. Danbury and way stations at s:38 asl m.; l234 and so4 D. m. SUNDAY TRAINS.
 Leave Meadow street station at s80. 1O:05 a. m.; 200, 5:o5 and FOOD. n1 Y
 Arrive at Meadow street station at, 300, l1:50 9. m.; 4:50, 6:50 and ssb0i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
ADerby, candiaate wins.

ST. LOUIS, June 12.--Monsieur Beau caire, Derby candidate, won the ham dicap at the fair grounds quite easily by a length. Orris led into the stretch, where Beaucaire passed her. About a sixteenth from the wire Light Opera overlook Orris and beat her for second place by neck. Under the whip Bas DOT, an odds on favorite, managed to win the fifth race from the long chance Sioux Chief by nose.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
At Hartford.

Hartford, June 12.-A return to the plate from first in the ninth inning disposed of Hartford's chances yester- day and Norwich captured the game by the close score of 8 to ?. Each side was sSunked for seven innings, Tn the seventh inning, with Hartford a run to the good, Umpire Carolan took eognizance of the downpour and called the game. The greater part of the 400 spectators went home as it was not supposed the ground would be suffi- ciently dry for a contest to continue A few spectators remained and later they were orry that they did as it lost as yesterdays was. The Hartfords played a very superior article of ball and Williams pitched finely.
 Hartford should have scored in the ninth as McCarthy led off with two he sent a grounder to short and was thrown out, Mccarthy goin to third. A mistake was made in sending Luby to bat for Williams, as Luby is not as good hitter as the man who pitched yesterdav. Luby struck out. The third strike was dropped and when Connolly threw to first Mccarthy made a dash for the plate. Nelson returned the ball in good shape and Mccarthy did not touch the plate at all, being caught a foot from the base. The score: .> R.H.E. Hartford ...1 I o.oo ooo-2 l Norwich 70 0 i o 0 70 2-3 7 8
 Batteries-W Williams ad Mccarthy; Quinn and Connolly umpire, Carolan; attendance, 400.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
sylvia Talbot Heats F,avorite.

CHICAGO, June 12.sylvia Talbot in the third race at Harlem gave five American Derby candidates a decided beating. Skillful, because of recent vic tories at Hawthorne, was installed fa- vorite, but lasted barely long enough to beat Organdie a head for second gandie. Americana, Jackful, Gypsene and Stanton, the other Derby colts in the race, were never prominent. Rough riding at the first turn in the fourth race came near causing serious acci- dent and painfully injured Jockey Knapp on Safeguard. The accident knocked out Haviland and Annie Thompson. Safeguard was knocked in to the fence, and Knapp's leg was bad ly injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
At SDrin pheld.

Springfield, May 12.-Springf1eld won a game from Bridgeport on Hampden park yesterday afternoon by sheer good luck. The score was to ?, and the game was not decided until one man was out in the ninth, and then on q close decision at the plate.
 The Springfield team was somewhat changed in it's makeup. Old "Pete7 Kiernan was holding down third base, so that sTansey was back in his old pre- cinct. left field. Cavanaugh. another
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12

Napoleon Laioie and William Bern, hard of the Cleveland American league baseball club were yesterday purged of contempt of court by Judges RalstoI and Davis in the court of common pleas at Philadelphia. The players violated an injunction granted by the court about g year ago, restr2ining them from playing baseball with other than the National league club of Plhl adelphia, with which. the court held they were under contract when they signed with the American league.
 Charles H. Humphrey is now the sole owner of the New London baseball franchise. The club that started out to win pennant honors this season be- came disgusted with the local situation and last night 1t was decided to accept Humphreys offer and turn the team over to hin. It is claimed that the price paid was $500. The new owner of the team announces that Bannon will be in full charge of the team and that the weak spots will be strength ened as rapidly as possible. The sale of the team is the principal topic of conversation among baseball lovers to- day and the future of the game in this city is the topic of much speculation. New London Day.
 Arthur Barnwell, the Yale center fielder and member of the Yale gvbg fielder and member of the graduating class of the Yale Jaw school, announced last night that the story of his mar riage printed in an evening paper in New Haven yesterday was a hoax. Barnwell asked permission of Captain Winslow of the Yale baseball team yesterday to go to New York. A New Haven paper appeared with a scoop last evening announving that Barnwell was married in New York. BarnweH returned ito New Haven last night. He says the story is the result of a prac- tical joke played by a frdend in New York. As a result of the affair his friends fear he will be unable to play in Saturdays game with Princeton in New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12

A stitch in PLENTY of time-and na more stitches are needed. Quick re- course to the advertising columns of the Democrat is often as effective as First aid to the injured"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
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RELIANCE HAS NO EQUAL.
IA American Waters-Leayes old Cup
 Yachts Far Astern.

a@ American Waters-Leayes Old Cup
 Yachts Far Astern.
 NEW YORK, June 12.-That she has no equal in American waters in a smooth sea and a light wind the Reli- ance emphasized by another victory over both the Constitution and Colum- bia, but the new craft has yet to dem onstrate her superiority in rough wa ter and strong winds. After sharp brush, which continued for nearly an hour, the Reliance got the lead over the Constitution and held to the finish, de feating her by minutes and 52 sec onds. The Columbia lost five minutes by shift of wind which placed her to leeward of the others. The Reliance beat her by 12 minutes and 54 seconds. The race was sailed over the America's s cup course, fifteen miles from Sandy Hook to Windward and return, thirty miles around.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York RsT RRssEost 4orE:.,: g g S.SSlS59 Gs
 Hits-Detroit, 3 New York. 10. Errors Detroit. B. New York. g. Batteries Kit son and Mcclure; Tannehill, o'Connor and Beyille'
 At Philadelphia
 Glsyeland d9 l 9 o9o o-s
 Hits-Gleveland, T. Philadelphia, 6. Err rors-C Cleveland, l; Philadelphia, 1. Bat teries-Moore and Abbott; Henley, Bender and Schreckengost.
 At Boston
 St; Louis. .-....... 2 9 9 2 9
 Hiks-St. Louis, $: Boston, sl0 Errors St Louis, 1; Boston, l. Batteries Sud-