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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
DUBLINS LOSE AGAIN.

Dublins 1O2 0 10 i o-.5 B. H. A. c. ...3 O2 l 2 1-716
 Batteries -Guilfoilev and Hayden; Worthy and McCoughlin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
GROUND OWNER WON.

The Terrible Nine and H. .P.s A.. Q. game was interrupted in the seventh Inning by the owner of the grounds, Score, 10 to 3, in favor of H. F. A. C..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
THE AMERICAN sTANDINC9.
GREArER wArERBuRY LEAGUE

Three games were played in the Greater Waterbury league yesterday morning at the Riverside grounds and the results were as follows:
 Ben Mohrs Winners.
 The Big Seven had the game won up to the ninth inning yesterday when the Ben Mohrs used their sticks to ad- vantage and won out by the score of 4 to 3. s4..43 6
 Sunshines Had It Easy. Tie Good Will Social club team was not in it with the Sunshines. The lat ter team hit the ball hard and ran the bases well. The Good Wills could not hit.
 Ierrimacs We're There.
 The second Merrimac team did the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
X considerate.

Are you. fond Of music?" asked Miss Cayenne of her guest of honor. "Very." "Then won't ask MT. Big gins to sing. Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
cITY AMATEUR sTANpING.
ALL AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games in the All American league yesterday. resulted as follows: welcomes o o o 4 0 Q 1 o l. 6 Orient A. 0. 10 0 Q 23 ? 1-15
 Batteries - Mulyille and Hermon; Campion and Butler.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
Aged Australians.

At recent gathering of old folks in Melbourne the united ages of the. l.700 guests aggregated nearly 100000 years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
chieaeo Won Listless Game.

&011lAGO,f4 5J uly 10. s--- 1uc lOCdlS punched all of their hits with errors and ran up commanding lead OH Philadelphia in the first five innings, after which they let up and played a listless game Evers' fielding was the feature. Score: Chicago, 9; Philadel- phia, 6.
 Manager Danaher of the New Haven baseball team announced that he has purchased the release of Terry Rogers from the Norwich club. He will prob ably report there to-day and partici- pate in the game against .Meriden.
 A Springfield man who has followed closely the work of the Ponies is will ing to wager $25 that Altizer can beat any man in the league from home to first base. The same man is also will ing to stake something on Altizer's S throwing ability,
 Cy Ferry, a Pittsfeld boy, who be- gan the season with the Detroit Amer ican league team and who was later transferred to Minneapolis of the American association, has baked at the idea of signing Q contract with Minneapolis Manager Watkins has suspended the twirler
 Word comes from the west that John T. Brush wants to take the New York Nationals around the world next winter in case they win the pennant. The matter is under advisement and one itinerary proposed takes in Eng land. Turkey, India. China, Japan, the Philippines, and Hawaii in the order named. The players, are not unanimous in their desire to make the trip, some contending that playing ball all winter would not do them any good for next season. Report from the west also has it that Brush will not consent to the New orks playing the, American league champions for the world $ championship.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
At Hartford.

Hartford. July 1s.-Cy Parkins. the orangeshaired twirler of the Giants, won his own game Saturday afternoon. Cy skunked the league leaders. The score:
 R.H.E. Hartford 70 o 0 % 0 i 0 x-1 5 i Bridgeport 70 0 0 o O 0 0 0 O-0 6 , Parkins and Doran: Mccullough and O'Rourke.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18

trick to the Acorns in easy fashion, hitting the ball and winning just about as the pleased by the score of 14 to 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
And Man.

There are circumstancas under which the boldest. bulldog will look sheepish. h.--Atchison Globe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
Brooklyn Made Good Double. Play

4 CINCINNATI, O., July 1S.--Two er- TOTS and two passes to first allowed Brooklyn to score four runs and win the game in the third inning. Dillon's sensational one handed catch of .sey- mour's line fly in, the seventh inning, resulting in double play, prevented Cincinnati from tying. the score. Score: Brooklyn, A. Cincinnati, 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18

When It Is Not Appreciated.
 ttConsistency's a jewel. That's all right but you can't work it of on any girl instead of diamond ring. g."-Stray Stories.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Norwich at. Hartford, New London at Meriden,. Springfield at New Ha- ven, Holyoke at Bridgeport. NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY.
 At St Louis-St Louis 5. Boston 4.
 At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati 4, Brook lyn ?.
 At Pittsburg New York '. Pitts burg 6.
 At chicago-ch Chicago I, Philadel- phia o. AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.
 At Boston-Boston 13, Cleveland 3.
 At Philadelphia- Philadelphia 8, St Louis I.
 At Washington Chicago 3, Wash ington Q.
 At New York-New York 9, De troit 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
THE DIAMOND.
RESULTS OF GAMES PLAY
 ED THE PAST TWO DAYS

Norwich, July 1s.-Norwich lost two games at Springfield. Luby and Bow Ter worked for the winners in the first game and Robinson pitched for Norwich; the score was 8 to 5. Tn the second game Bowler pitched for Springfield and Robinson and Austin for Norwich. The scores:
 R.H.E. Springfield 6 1 1000 i 0 o-x--S il 2 Norwich 70 3 0 0 ? 0 o 0 O-5 ' 2r Luby, Bowler and O'Connor; Robin son and Ahearn.
 Second game. < R.HsE, Springfield | % 0 o o 5 0 16 Il 6 Norwich 70 8 o 0 ? 0 o o o-5 z 2 Bowler and O'Connor; Robinson, Austin and Ahearn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
What We Think,

Lots of worthy people hre not popular. There's your case, for example
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY.
NEW YORK DowNED DETROIT.
An American League Championship
 Game nt Newark, N. J.

Game nt Newark, N. J.
 NEW YORK, July 1s.-The New York and Detroit American league teams played a championship game at Wiedenmaye park, Newark, N J., which the New York team won by a score of. 8 to l.
 Griffith pitched splendid game for the winners, holding the western play CTS to three hits, and but for Keeiers error in the sixth inning the Detroit nine would have been shut out.
 Both Elberfeld and Keeler atoned for misplays each making two difficult running catches at critical stages of the contest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18

c A = T GO R E As Raars tba 3 The Kind You Have Always Bought s's.s'''' of l@Hzzzzx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
Al Holyoke.

HoIyoke, July. 1S.- New London lost at HoIyoke, 5. to ?. Nickers pitched a good game and the Whalers got but four hits off him. Long was in the box for New London. The score:
 R.H.E. HoIyoke ....1 o 0 0 2 1 0 x5 8 1 New London 0 0 1 o 0 o 0-2 4 2 Vickers and Schincel; Long and Armbruster.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
Protested Note.

It is diplomatic notes that go oftenest to protest. st.-Indianapolis News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
At Meriden.

Meriden, July 18,--At Meriden the home team was defeated by New Ha- ven, 5 to 3. Tuckey was in the box for the Blues and O'Gara for Meriden. New Haven punched hits in the second inning. The score:
 R.H.E. New Haven 0 3 I i 0 o o 0 O-5 5 3 Meriden .....1 o 1 0 o o 0 O-3 z 6 Tuckey and Jope; O'Gara and Fields.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18
Lose rhuself.

The greatest gain of life is the loss of self.-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-18

BatIerleS-COmuerIO FHIlu IJWyVI, Moran and Michael and OsConnor.
 Home run. Scully; three=ba gger, .Scul- Iy. struck out Moran 3, CoInmerford 7; bases on balls, Moran 2, Commerford 4; hit by pitcher, Commerford; double play. Dwyer and shugrue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
MACHINERY FcR SALE


ENGINES Boilers. Pumps. Tanks. Cheap
/ I4y36 smith Beggs & Rankin corliss engine.
i0xfs Chandler K Taylor style engine
Isxl2 Phoenix automatic engine
9xl6 side-crank engine
sxl6 center-crank engines; cnedp
6xI2 efde-crank engine
ia horse-power vertical engine.
s-horse power vertical engine: new
ehorse-uower vertical engine. new
x2a'' boiler. g. flues ~,
~ . ~ auss: shells made in rings: double
riveted above fire line: steam d'N'i' - aiA' ~
l0'' long. lat =, g., ares
2 boilers. D-horse power.
boiler fs- horse power.
boiler hoTse power.
boilers, iO-horse power
/ boiler s-horse ROVER
tanks. &c. dia-. 2 long.
/ tank 42'' dia.. IS long.
4 rooden tanks 20 dia-. 1S deep.
s~o1Ien tanks 90 dia., 10 deep.
or of other smaller iron tanks
million -pallOn pumps -, -. =, .y
Dan sextex cylinder pump and lot OF Other
smaller sizes
w carry a large stock OF betting. shafting.
.,,,I,sys cable rope tents. tarpaulihs, rioe OF
nnn,htro in the eecoadhand machinery Inc
81 LC'i' 800 S. Fourth ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
100 LOTS FREE.
IF YOU COULD MAKE $1,000

Applicants sending stamp VIII receive deed Of
lot. size 25xl00 feet. suburb New York Twcn-
tlcth Century Realty Co.. wall st. New York
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
SAVE 2s TO 4OS FUEL

Nv using a s1IIokelens cowndraft furnASe, ooiI.
-, ,anIrs smokes achs. etc. manufactured
and en- nand. All kinds OF repairs promptly
Gone: r,pAE~r ROLLER AND MACR. co.
~" TyIenty-third and Pcpin Sta
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
Grocery and Saloon.

A good location; will sell at bargain. Fl
particulars apply National Brewery Co, Eigh
ecnth and Gratiot SITS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10


To reduce our large stock OF refitted
chinery. We offer exceptionally low prices
'hf ,sSss a2siSTiani Hamilton corI,ss engine.
lhp Sh ,n,n slide valve ynIr. enEine nn cSmp,s..
tS.b-p. Atlas engine. complete
40-h.-p. Atlns engine. complete.
40-h.-p. Chandler TAYLOR engine. complete.
35-h.-p Buffalo forge engine, complete.
so-h.-p. slide slide valve engine. complete
2o-h.-p slide valve engine, complete.
I2S-h-p Wss,,nshonss engine engine sp., eomPls,s
lo;h.-p. vertical engine. complete
/ s5-h.-p. Ideal automatic engine. complete.
+o-h.-p. Ideal automatic engine: complete.
fe9snk R9se as,oae snsns sope,e
HOSTING ENGINES. ETC.
eSs Lidgerwood hoistins engine.
double cyl. 3-drum Lidgerwood galloway
j double cyl. s-drum Lidserwood sk,ddins en-
double cyl. elevator hosting engines:
prs. steamboat engines. complete.
10xIo vertical tug engines.
niger engines and cspstans.
1Is-h.-p. arebo1 boiler on skids.
,gsSa, SSilss no,,.-
STEAM PUMPS.
1exsXxio worthington duplex pumps
snss spIs. eg gq2 Fin , I1c: sus se n d aI5ssarss
soft. capacity vacuum pump.
1Oxlf-1yXli air compresSor9-
Sin. centrifugal pump, direct connected
with Westinghouse engine.
BLOWERS AND VENTILATORS.
l No Stu.ievant blower, complete.
I No. Z Stnrdevant blower. complete
No. 9 Sturdevant blower. complete.
/ No. 10 Buffalo forge blower. complete.
:yentilatinE fans, 2i-in. outlet
Coin. ventilating fan.
MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY
5-ton refrigerating machine.
c0-h.-p electric motor. complete.
8 Providence hand capstans.
3 large steamboat bells.
lot OF large pipe. &c II inches.
LOT OF large gate valves, to IL inches.
lot Of Iron pipe. all sizes.
Large lot OF shafting. various Sizes
Large lot of hangers and boxes.
Large lot Of pulleys. all sizes.
NEW ENGINES AND BOILERS.
We have in stock and can make prompt
shipment follows: Engines. 10 to 80 h.-p:
vertical boilers. 10 to 60 h-p: irebox boilers.
90 h.-p.: sta. tubular boilers, 20 to 100 h.-p.
PULVERIZERS. CRUSHERS AND DISIN-
TEGRtTORS.
We are manufacturers of this class Of ma
chinery, and our stock is complete. We also
have large stock Of other miscellaneous ma
chinery and supplies. For particulars and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MACHINE CO..
as to 420 y. Main St. st. Louis, Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.


ihe Hest Opportunity in ENfstchce
For the Investment Of small and largs sums
OF Idle money where it will produce large and
steady monthly reveauc. without risk OF less,
principal back on demand. For full particu-
lars address w. H Latmer AT Walnut ST..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
DRUG STORE Downtown

Elegant now office bldg. fine hotel;
competition: elegant OUTFIT: swell fountain; price
$500 lpert CASH: long lease; positively iinest
proposition in city. Glascock. so2 Chestnut.
GROCERY and meats; West End: income si00
day. rent s65; years est: owner must retire:
price 5000. Glascock. 90s Chestnut
LAUNDRY: suburban town; splendid income.
but owner lacks capital to push business; price
5000. terms. Glascock. 902 Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
uISINESS EOR SALE.


AM ERICA n
BROKERAGE CO.,
302 Century building, NintI, & Olive.
BELL MAIN suA. KINLOCu 1870.
HOTEL; 40 roopls: near Union Depot: nicely
furnished: steam heat electric lights and all
modern conveniences: always fu!l Of guests:
rent $50: lease; great snap: 81. 500 secures IT.
- RooMING- House HARGAINs.
:l.9oo. Z rooms; downtown; great bargain; price
z rooms; Washington: rent s2s: lease: .l:50o.
10 rooms; Olive. near Eighteenth: $500 secures.
- rooms: Washington. near Garrison: $500
10 rooms: centrally located: $500: 800 cash.
= rooms: elegant: near World. Fair; $1,000.
o. drug store; fine West End corner: daily sales
81. 500 secures It
Saloon; centrally located. with IL nicely fur
nished rooms above; doing very large bust
ness; ne. cheap rent; lease; great bargain price
AMERICAN BROKERAGE CO.,
302 Century Building.
sTEN0GRAPHER- Experienced young lady
stehographer wishes position: can give Ieter-
ence; salary moderate. CT ii3. Republic.
WoRK-,situation by middle aged woman to
90 general work: small family. Call Monday.
3Go6 Flnney.
HoUs UsEKEEPER-situation as housekeeper or
Finney.
NURSE-Situstion as chldrens nurse or
Finney.
BOOKK KKEEPER-Perrnanen position by com
petent bookkeeper and accountant: aged %; ex-
public.
small family: no children: no no washing: good
wages 2Sl3 LAFAYETTE ave.
uld9 HOT ), sEG!RL;m g!rl for gene housewoTk:
GIRL. to help in kitchen: good wages 1916
Kings highway
HousEGIRL.. : Competent housegirl 5992
Westminster place.
CooK-Glrl or woman for cooking $50 to .25
CaN Monday. Sel6 Finney ave
DINING ROOM GiRL-An experienced din
ine-room girl: no SUNDAY work s27 Lucas ave.
BoILERMAKERs ETC.-Ro!lcrmakers and
helpers Twenty-th'rd and Papin sts.
PAGE, 3657-Well- furnished rooms: Fair vis-
ltors accommodated: Widows home.
GARRISON. Is4s-Coolest. cleanest and low
est rates in the city permanent gentlemen
roomers.
sToDDARD. 27i5 : Clean weil-furnlshed
rooms: private family: permanent or Fair vis-
itors: reasonable terms
EASTCN. 1922 -Homelike ACCOMMODATIONS in
FTTa'e Fair 'n"''S Tor Fair VISITORS 'FS'' e'' 10
sToDpARD, FURNISHED front, and CON
n"ctins roon,s single or en- suite: private fam
ily: bath: reasonable.
SHERIDAN, 30iS-Furnished back paTlor:
gentlemen or light housekeeping: bath, gas;
reasonable.
DAYTON. 2Ts2-Nicely furnished room: pri-
vate family: two gentlemen: Size week each:
bath: gas.
WASH, 2To0-Furnished front room: gentle
men or light hoasekeepinF: bath: reasonable.
WASH. 27lO-Furnished parlor: also other
rooms Worlds Fair visitors accommodated;
direct cars: reasonable.
ELLIOT. 1851 CNear Cass)-Ncely furnished
front room: private family: light housekeeping.
SO weekly.
ATBFRT. 75SA-Pleasant furnished rooms;
hath: reasonable: three lines to Fair.
BELL. M57-Furnished front room: also par
lor: permanent or transient: beard optional:
bath; reasonable.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10

by investing $40 IN all. payable In small
monthly payments. would you do Il? Every dol,
lar secures 200 feet Of timber, stGndarc noa,i
measure. guaranteed and protected by reliable
trust company: 10 verify all apply Tor il.istIdl-
ed booklet. ''Monev in Trees" Jim Skinner,
as burlington building St Louis Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10

MILLING PLANT FOR SALE
Consisting of modern mill, elevator, ware
house and real estate; trst-class paying prop
erty: will be sold at a sacrifice on account of
sickness of owner. Address
SCHOE,LLHORN & ALBRIGHT
Le N Main ST.. St. Louis No.
BELTING.- BETTING. BETTING!
Secondhand new: anv lengths or widths.
ST. LOCIS BELTING AND SUPPLY CO..
b09 8. Fourth ST.
LAUNDRY machinery for sale cheap. on &C..
count Of removal.
9s'' maneie hospital supply.
2f' extractor.
3I' washing machine.
S-hcrse-power engine. good as new.
fs-horse-Dower boiler coed new.
ST. LOUIS BETTING AND SUPPLY CO..
500 S. Fourth St
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-10
75-ROOM HOTEL,

Central location; cheap rent: neatly fur
nished rooms large and airy: will sell half
interest or all: easy terms: low price.
J. $ ROTHWELL. 7o4 Chestnut st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-12
STOCK MARKET IMPROVED
BETTER TONE. DUE TO MORE HOPE
FUL OUTLOOK IN FAR EAST.
Increasing supply of Money n Factor
for Strcngth-Trnding Yesterday
Mostly by Professionals.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-There was general
agreement to-day that the outlook for peace
full adjustment Of the Observation-Disclosures dispute
was distinctly more cheerful. All the speculative
markets moved in conformity with this view
stocks and cotton advancing. and wheat showing
declining tendency.
TIE movement in stocks was moderate and
rather spotty. and there was obvious difficulty
IN holding the higher level of prices. The very
general character o. the upward movement Is
low grade stocks soon after the opening was
taken unpropitious development. owing TO
the suspicion Of manipuative methods attaching
10 X; and the common knowledge OF the sA-
iste1ce Of pools in many of the stocks affected.
These pools have been quiescent during all the
period OF jealous conservation OF money market
resources. The revival Of their activity is con-
sidered highly significant of the greater loeraIty
Of borrowers. not only In the amount OF 1unus
Offering, but In the quality or the collateral re-
quired.
MONEY SUPPLY LARGE.
The supply of money rs fairly abundant
and is still increasing, the movement of ex-
changes at the South indicating that the return
flow from that section is being added to the
Western movement. The movement of sterling
exchange away from the gold imports point Is
therefore cause for surprise.
The lowering of the price of gold in the London
market shows the of security there against
An engagement gold for import previously
made was Cancelled to-day TO the extent OF
tinues TO advance in the absence OF any pres
sure upon French capital requirements, such as
was expected TO follow Russian war preparations.
limitations that banking arrangements had
been made for renting the Panama canal pay
ments to Paris installments after a transfer from
the United States treasury TO New York bank
deposits, also served to inspire confidence IN the
stability of the money market
FEATURE OF THE MARKET
The most substantial movement in the market
to-day was that in Pennsylvania The stock was
in demand in the lean crowd and the industrious
circulation of rumors that the differences with
the Wabash party were being harmonized caused
the shorts uneasineSs. The movement in the Wa
bash securities late in the day confirmed the
restIessness OF the shorts
The upward movement in these stocks was in
affectual conceal the realizing in progress else
where and the whole market yielded. Amalga-
mated Copper freely pressed to sale at the
sacrifice OF over point in its price Rock Island
also yielded sharply in the late dealings, and
the closing was easy, with not much left OF the
days advance.
Bonds firm and the market showed a
broadening tendency. Total sales par value, 49,
025,cvO. United States bonds were unchanged on
call
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-12

interests. There was given out to
account for any of the advance made to-day;
by conservative interests as entirely profess
sional. The market was extremely dull but
exceptionally strong during the forenoon session
After the noon hour some recessons were made
from the best prices of the morning on Proht
pressure and most of the early gains were lost
Meyer & Kiser.l
NEW YORK, Jan. n-There was undoubted
strength manifested at times in to-days market,
but IL can scarcely be said that the market as
a whole. was consistently strong. There were
periods when reactonary tendency was in evil
dence but it was never so aggressive to cause
any uneasiness. on the other hand there were
times when aggressive strength was MANIFESTED
by various stocks As a notable exs APPLE. Penn
sylvania may be selected Some of the allied
stocks of the Pennsylvania were also very
strong. and the incidental fact that the Gould
securities strong gave rise TO rumors that
opposing factions. Gables from the East and
from European countries all pointed TO an AMIGA
BILE adjustment OF the difficulties between sTs
to some of the cable dispatches and the indica-
tons now that the advices OF prominent
10 "nlEn ~e euo,eu that war NAV
yet come, but the extreme tension seems to haze
been passed.
somewhat erratic. Sugar dull and the industrial
list in general fairly well maintained. The
proportionately and then became heavy. Balti-
more & Ohio sympathized with Pennsylvania
and then became dull. Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific acted well and regarded very
favorably Commission house business continues
I'm light volume and the market is almost en-
tirely professional.
[Porterfeld & Col
NEW YORK. Jan. n.-There was decided inn
provement in the stock market to-day, and while
there was no runaway market, stocks moved VI
gradually New York Central. Pennsylvania and
other gflt-edged securities moved up 81 a share
or more. In the low-priced issues there was con-
siderable activity. Cables report there Will be
diplomatic settlement of the difficulties between
Russia and Japan.