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The evening world., 1904-05-03
ENDS
LIFE WITH ACID
James Moran, Attached to the
EIdridge Street Station,
Drinks Poison To-Day at the
Lafayette Place Baths.

Patrolman James Moran. attached TO
the Eldr!dge street police station, killed
himself this afternoon IN the Lafayette
Place Baths No. Is Lafayette place, 10y
drinking carbOlIc acid
The Official police records say that
Moran was unmarried. forty years old
and lived at No. II West One Hundred
and Fifteer IN street. The Coroner after
an. investigation reported that Moran
was married and lived at No. lh3 West
Ninety-seventh street.
Moran went TO the baths at midnight.
and after a Turkish bath wrapped him
self In a sheet and went to sleep on a
couch. He remained there all morning
and slept so soundly that no one dis
turbed him. When he woke this after
noon he asked one OF the attendants to
bring his coat 10 him as ne wished
to take some medicine he had in a bottle
In his pocket
He Drank the Poison.
Moran was in plain clothes and after
he had taken the bottle from his pocket
the coat was taken back to the locker.
Edward Gillespie. OF No. 1os Madison
street, and Thomas Wilson, OF No. ~
Elizabeth street, said to be employed
In the baths. saw Moran drink from
the bottle. He drained 1t and then with
scream Of pain plunged from the
couch.
As soon as the attendants reached
them the odor OF acid indicated 10 them
that tho man had tried to take his
life. Dr. Gulliver was called from ST.
Vincent's Hospital, but before he ar
rived Moran was dead.
He was ldentifieds by the police shield
in his pocket. BY communicating the
number to Police Headquarters his
name was learned The Coroner was
notified and an Investigation was begun
to discover the motive which prompted
the policeman TO take his life.
His Record aa Policeman.
force Mey Is. iSSs. lie had fairly
good record in the department, not
wlthstandirg the fact that a number
Of complaints had been made against
him. None of these was OF serious
nature. The last time that a complaint
was made against him was last July,
when he was fined one days pay.
II was learned that Moran had been
married six months. He made his last
tour of duty from midnight until s
o clock A. NJ. April 80. At midnight
May he reported sick" the cause OF
his illness not being stated. Nothing
more was heard OF him at the Eldridge
street station until the report of his
death was received
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Thomas OF third and ri'e latter scored
riis,. rot a pass, Doyle flied out, ONE
RUN.
Fourth Inning.
B.bb popped to wolvcrton, Thomas
got Under Diitop's fly: MCCnrmHk
a,ed OUT 10 Van Buren NO RUNS.
Hulswitt wns out on strikes Doom
nisd out to Suang Mcpherson Also
fannad NO RUNS.
Fifth Inning.
Mcpherson threw Bergen out at nrst
Poole famed out StranR walked and
stoie second. Shsekard struck out, NO
Rnpb made a pretty catch OF Thomas,s 6
liner. Gleason went out, Strang to Dill
lon. wolverton ripped out q pretty SIN
Gle Van Buren was retired by Baob
and Dillon. NO RUNS.
sixth Inning.
lumley touled out 70 Dooin. Doo6s
walked, sto!e second and went TO third
ON Doolns wild throw. Bsbb MED out
TO Gleason. Dillon planted safe hit
IN left centre, Scoring Dobbs and tieing
the score. Dillon was nailed trying 10
steal second ONE RUN
Dobha got under high ny from Titus
Doyle was thrown out az hrst on hot
groundsr 10 McCoruici. Hulswitt died
POOLE 20 Daiion. NO RUNS,
AevSath Innin1.
Mccormick put ono Nhero ThomaI
could not reach Il. Bergen walked
The evening world., 1904-05-03
BROOKLYNS TAKE
ONE MORE GAME
Continued from First Page)

STang TO left scored McCosmtcR!
Strang stole second Sheckard singled
To left. and after HW zen and Strang
had scored was nailed trying to steal
second Lumley doubled 10 right
Dobhss flied ont to Gleason. THREE
DOOM went ont on tly to Sheckard
Mcpherson struck out. quick pick
up and thlow by Strang killei Thoma
al first NO RUNS
Eighth InuinR.
Banb's high one was grabbed by
Thomas. Dillon was robbed OF at least
three bases by Van Bureaus sensational
catch. Mccormick went out, Wolverton
to Doyle. NO RUNS.
Gleason's high foul was gathered In
by Mccormick. WON erton pounded TO
deep centre for three bases and scared
on Van Buren's single to right. Illus
was declared safe on O scratch hit TO
short. Dillon got under Doyle's foul.
Hulswiet was thrown out at ffr-st by
Poole. ONE RUN.
Ninth Inning.
Bergen nied to Vanburon poo,s
singled past Short 0trNn1 fo<,lSd oat
to Wolveruop. Sheelard doubled 10 iefi
scoring Poole. Lumley fouled ont "a
Dooin. ONE RUN.
Doom fled out % eheclkard. EIemini
batted for McPhsrson and died on
Pools's throw % first. Thomas 6unted
eafsly. Gleason was out Poole tC
Dillon. NO RRUNs,
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% % fsSG' isEtnr &cdae ShG a1s seO sTd T0 PnyS
reaohed third. CnglHub singled TO left,
scoding Powell Fultz doubled to left
centre. keeler gave Selhach an ensy
catch FOUR RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Cassidy died on a Erounder to Elber
field selbach was walked to flrSt. Gan
gel captured coushlin,s foul close TO the
to Powell and was retired at first. NO
Mccormick got Elberfeid's hot one TO
Stahl In time for an out. Williams placed
a single past Moran. Cassidy captured
liner and Williams was dou-
bled ZIP at first. NO RUNS,
Fifth Inning.
Kleiuow relieved Mcclure behind the
bat for the Hiehlanders. Stahl sent an
easy fly TO Fults Drill singled to cen
ire. Keeler squeezed Mason's soarer
Koelor threw in 10 Williams; whose
Sspplns at first. NO RUNS.
Brill sot under Cancels foul. Kleino~'
took his base on four wide pitches.
Thonsy gathered IN Powell's ascension.
t'nglaub suffered the same way. NO
Runs.
sixth Inning.
Moran made second on Elbertsld,s ,
wild throw. Thoney doubled to left
centre and Moran scored, Elberfeld
throw Cassidy out az first, Williams
took Selbachs liner and doubled up
Thoney, at thirs With a throw tn
Fiits walked and stole second. Keller
walked also Mccormick threw out Ell
bsrfeld. Keeler caught between hrst
and second. and while he was dodsfng
The evening world., 1904-05-03
ROTHSCH|LO FACES
MORE INDICTMENTS
Grand Jury To-Day Returns Two
Charging Grand Larceny in
First Degree-EntangIed Fin
ancier Still Prisoner in Tombs

The Grand Jury to-day returned two
additional indictments against David
ROthschlld. former president OF the de-
funct Federal Bank. Four indictments 3
are now pending against the sntangied
financier. who is still imprisoned IN the
Tombs through his inability 10 procure
the $26. 900 bail under which be IL held
rhe two indictments returned to-day
charge grand larceny in tho first degree
aid are based on accommodation notes
which. n Is alleged. Rothschild oltatn-
ed. one from Henry J. Benjanin for
5000 on Jan. ID last. and tho other
from Henry D. NeSsler for 5000 Jan.
2 last.
RothSchild will be called 10 plead on
the new indictments tomorrow, when It
Is expected the District- Attorney will
ask for an increase in the hail because
OF the additional indictments.
The evening world., 1904-05-03

RUNE.
Moran retired. Dahien TO McGann.
Wilhelm got his second pass 10 first.
Geier sent a hot grounder TO centre.
advancing Wilhelm to second Tsnney
lifted one to Dahlen In short centre.
Carney out. Dahlen TO Gilbert. No
seventh Inning.
McGnnn went out on a slow one,
long one to Cooley. Mccormick singled
10 left. Dahlen hit to Delehanty. who
threw poorly to Raymer, Mccormick
Roing to third Bresnahan batted for
Gilbert and flew to Delehanty. who re-
received an ovation from the fans. NO
RUNS
Cooley few to Browne Batty few
to Mertes Delehanty hit a grounder
to left and was out trying to steal
second. Warner to Dahlen. NO RUNS.
Eighth Inning.
Warner singled TO right Milligan
forced Warner Mt second. Reyrner Ia
Batty. Browne made a foul bunt on q
third strike and was out. Devlin called
out on strikes, Wilhelm getting ap-
plause. NO RUNS.
Raymer retired Gilbert to McGnnn,
Moran secured the first home run for
Boston this season. hitting high over
left Wilhelm few to Mertes. Geier out
Ninth Inning.
McGann thrown out by Wilhelm
Mertes singled TO right. Mccormick
flew 70 Raymer Dahlen safe on Dele
hantys error. Mertes going 20 second
Bresnahan walked firing bases. War
nfT olrt. Raymer to Tenney. NO RUNS
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up and down the line Fultz scored As
Pfirst base was left uncovered. keeler
got back to first safely. williams was
thrown out by Coughlin. Anderson beat
out horan,s fine stop, Keeler was re-
Coughlan. ONE RUN.
seventh Inning.
Couglin sent hot one TO Elberfeld
and died at first Mccormick ives pre-
sented with a base Stahl hit into Ree-
Ter pasture for two bases. Drill singled
e e deft' scoring MeS;ormick; Mason
Moran. ONE RUN.
Thoney took Cancels soarer on the
McCor-nick and Welded two bases
Powell singled TO left and Rleinow
scored. Unghaub hit to Moran and
Powell was safe al second on McCor-
Fultz struck out. Keller sent liner
into stnhl's NIT ONE RUN
Eighth Inning.
Elberfeld threw out to Thoney. Cas-
sidy periShed the same way. Selbach
singled. Coughlin. CotIBhlin forced
Selbach at second, Unglaub to VII
liams NO RUNS.
Elberfeld doubled 10 center. He hurt
him. Williams popped TO Coughlln,
Anderson sent liner 10 Mccormick
whose throw to Moran doubled up
Grl'th NO RUNS.
Ntnth Inning.
,nsS MsSHT9sf saS stss ssseG On 6 %aa S
a pitched ball. Mason forced Drill q,
second. Williams to Elbcrfeld. Moran
fiied 20 FultB. NO RUNS.
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HE'S RELEASED LATER
UNDER BONDS OF $4,000.
Refuses to Say Where He Has
Been Since He Disappeared,
but 1t Is Thought He Was in
Red Bank, N. J
DR.. w. e. woodend was arrested thi.

DR.. W. e. woodend was arrested this
afternoon at his home, No. IS West
Seventy-first street. by Detecuve-Ser-
geant McNaught, OF the DistrictAttor-
ney's stan. lie WAS held In 5000 bail
for trial before Magistrate Whitman In
Centre street Court ON charge OF
stealing over $1,000 from Edwin Good q
wyn. of Petersburg Va.
Woodend gave himself up. Through
his attorney he notified tho District
Attorney TO-DAY thai he vas ready 20
submit Ia arrest and hat he could he
found ~ his home
District Attorney Jerome ordered No
Nsught 10 go 80 the WDodend mansion
and walt there Dr Woodcnd showed
up soon after noon and allowed him
self To be arrested.
When asked where he had been he re-
fused to talk His counsel. John H.
Warner. said that lie mad not been far
away from New York and that he did
nOt nnow that there was warrant out
against him until last Sunday.
Al is believed that In " uUdond has
been IN hiding at Red Bank. y. j. He
says that he viii De able to show that
there was nothing Illegal about his
actions.
Cash bali was deposited with the
City Chamberlain, aud Dr Woodeld
was released. The date of Die eN-
animation was made May o..
only S2S In safe.
AL records of Wall street bankrupts
have been broken by DR.. Woodend.
When his safe was opened to-day So
were found in II. This is the hrst
time In the history OF brokers' or get
rich-quioiS men who haNe had a chance
to clean up before skipping from the Of
fioers OF the law that any money was
LEFT behind.
The safe was opened by Irving L.
Ernst for Receiver Abraham Gruber
Woodend's lawyers furnished Mr.. Ernst
With the combination. When the money
was found 1t was submitted TO the
careful examination OF an expert ~
the buo.Treasury. who decided that II
was reAA
There were found IN the safe stocks
or collateral for margins left by GUS
tomets. Exauinauon OF the security
shoW9 that Dr., Woodend was not ex-
ePemely particular about what he took
for eollafAral. Mr.. Hrnst took charge
Of the g2S and the other stun In the
safe and placed them with the other
assete-
The evening world., 1904-05-03
SCHWAB IS OUT OF
STEEL COMMITTEE
Henry Phipps Is Chosen to Sue
Ceed Him. but No Reason Is
Given for the Resignation of
the Former Magnate.

AT the regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Directors OF the United States
Steel Corporation this afternoon, this
being the first meeting following the
annual meeting OF the stock holdors at
which directors were elected offlcerr for
the corporation were chosen.
All the officers were reelected, the
only changes in committees being that
henry Phlpps, who was elected Il
director few months ago. upon the
resignation of John d. Rockefeller, was
chosen a member OF the Finance Com
mittee 10 take the place OF Charles II.
Schwab. The resignation. as director,
OF Francis II. Peabody. of Kidder. Pea
body q Co.. of Boz .on. was accepted,
and Mr.. Robert Winsor. OF the same
firm. was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Peabody retired because OF IN
health. M reason was given for tho
retirement OF Mr.. Schwab from the
Finance Committee
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BEATEN
BY BEANEATERS
Continued from First PaseD

McGanns head. Tenney went to second
ing Tenney. Ratty out, Gilbert to Nc
Gam. Delehanty filed 10 Mccormick.
ONE RUN
Fourth Inning.
Devlin secured a pass. McGann made
a neat bunt, Moran to Tenney. DeVlln
going to second Mertes hit IN front OF
the plate and was out. Moran to Tenny.
Mccormick was ont. Raymer to Tenny,
NO RUNS.
Rnympr lined a hot one 20 centre
Moran fouled to Warner. who made a
pretty bare handed catch. Raymer stole
second. Wilhelm fi!ed to Mccormick.
who made q brilliant catch. Geler hit
long one to att FOR two bases. RAY.
mer scoring Tenney sent one 70 deep
right scoring Geler Carney safe on
GIlber,'E poor throw 10 McGann. Tenney
in trying to get home was out, Mccain
10 Warner TWO RUNS
Fifth Inning.
Dahlen went out on long one to
deep lett Geier making a great catch.
Gilbert famed. Warner filed to Carney.
NO RUNS.
Cooley went out, Gilbert TO McGann.
Baity retired. Milligan TO McGann.
Gilbert made u mum OF Delehanty'E easy
ny RRymer hit to Dahlen. who threw
10 Gilbert. retiring Deiehaniy. No
RUNS
sixth Inning.
Miilisan went out Raymcr to TenneS
Dei-hHnty made Il prattY Dick-up of
Brownies inheld attempt and threw IL
Tenney Devlin flew to Ratty. NO
The evening world., 1904-05-03
GIRL TRIES TO
DIE IN SALOON
mamie Mcdonald" Drinks Car
bolic Acid After Writing a Pa
thetic Note Addressed to Her
Mother.

A handsome young woman about
twenty-five years old. who signed her.
self Mamie Mcdonald and gave her
address as Amsterdam avenue. be
tween NInetieth and Ninety tirst
streets" attempted suicide in the saloon
of w. d. Muhlehop, at Sixth avenue
and rhIrtieth street, this afternoon.
She was taken to the New York Hos
pital in a serious condition.
Shortly before O'Clock The young
girl went into the rear room OF the
saloon and ordered a glass Of whiskey
from Herman Myer. the bartender.
Myer went to the saloon and was gone
but a moment when he heard groans in
the rear room. He ran in there and
found the girl with her head on the
table and a vial which had contained
carbnilc acid. partially emptied by her
side. The whiskey had not been
touched There was a note on the
table, which read:
Dear Mamma:
81 lsed YOU much trouble, hut,
mammI. | could not help 1t. Bury me
In CaNary Cemetery Hoping 70
meet on in heaven, Your loving daugh-
ter. MAMIE M'DONALD.
"Ams erdam avenue, between Ninetieth
and Nnsty-nrst streets"
The girl was semi conscious and
Myer notified a patrolmRn, who called
an ambulance from the New York
Hospital. DR.. Erskinc responded and
worked over the girl for about half an
hour. and then took her to the Hos
pttal Tive bartender and others.
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AGAIN
AT PORT ARTHUR
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horses were gone the japanese fire became hot that they feared
annhilaton
The report Cen Kok copy of which has been sent to the
apanese legation here that the Russians fought with desperate
bravery 10 the offering most stubborn resistance every foot OF
the Japanese advance.
"This resistance Gen. Krok added 800 to our casualties
The japanese officers 800 nonommssiond ohcers
picked off the Rus
reckssy and rendered
report OF
the prisoners Of of whom
that theysa he fall
The evening world., 1904-05-03
USED |CE-P|CK TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
Pecuiiar Mode of Death Chosen
by Joseph Reyes, Who Was
Tired of Life at Twenty y-0ne
Years.

Joseph Keyes, twouty-one years old,
committed suicide to-day in hls homo.
No. 1T9 East Ninety-seventh street. by
stabbing himself in the stomach with
an ice-pick.
Dr. Harry A. RoCers. who livos in the
nsiEhborhood, was called, but Keyes
was dead before no arrived. Or. Rogers
in reporting the matter no the Coroners
once could ascribe no motive for the
suicide exoopt that Kc9es had been sick
q long time.
The evening world., 1904-05-03
BILL TO ABOLISH
CORONERS VETOED

Tho Coroners seem to have as many
lives as the cat. They are not 10 be
abolished. after all. Mayor Mcclellan
this afternoon vetoed the bin abolish
ing the NTH wheel OF criminal jus
tice," in spite OF the fact that all the
rest OF the community ware arrnyed
against the fifteen gentlemen now hold
Ing the ONCE of Coroner in the fve
boroughs
The Mayor also vetoed the Civil Ser
vice Pension bill and the bill providing
compen sation for volunteer hremen In
che outer bOrOuEhs.
The evening world., 1904-05-03
HAPPY MOTHERS
TOUCHING STORY
OF 8aby's Dreadful Suffer.
Ing from Eozema.
CURED BY CUTICURA.
Now His skin ls az White
as q Snow Flake.

"a terrible rash broke out on Char.
lies poor little face and spread to his
neck, chest and back. Ihad never seen
anything quite like It before" writes
Mrs. Helena Rath OF s9l 10th Ave, n. Y.
City. The skin rose in little Jumps,
The evening world., 1904-05-03
MURDERER ELECTR0CUTED.

Allan Mooney Executed AZ Clinton
Prison, DannemOra.
PLATTSBURG n. Y. May S.-Ailan
Mooney. the condemned murderer who
shot and killed two women at Saranac
Lake on election night. Nov. 4, 1892.
wac electrocuLed az Clinton prison.
Dannemora. to-day. The arrangements
were under the personal charge Of State
Electrician Davis. Mooney slept scarce
ly any last night.
The body viii be buried IN the family
plot in Malone. N. Z.
The evening world., 1904-05-03
KUR TKIN TO FRONT
WITH ARMY OF 100000

Publishing Company New York Wod)
Despatch to The Word)
"A Mukden
marching Lao
the advance Of the Japanese
the that the
flight checked.
The evening world., 1904-05-03
APPOINTS 40 NEW FlREMEN.
comrsissioner Haye~ VIII Soon
Ada 400 More TO List.

sorty new firemen to-day and selected
100 more from the eligible list. whom he
VIII appoint in q short time.
An OF the new men were ordered 70 re-
port Tor duty Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1904-05-03
HELP wAlTEp-FEMALE.
MISS EVELYN MORSE.

EppREssER wanted must Be- rapid and ss-
stating experience Address U as2 World.
CLEANING GIRL wanted: wages Sis. with
hoard. Apply university Club. 9th av. and
The evening world., 1904-05-03

and matter came
out. My baby's skin
was hot, and how
he did suffer. He
wouldn't eat. and
night after night l
walked the floor
with him, weak rs I
was. Often 1 had
to stop because I
felt faint and my
The evening world., 1904-05-03

back throbbed with pain, But the worst
pain Of all was to see my poor little
boy burning with those nasty sores.
At last was persuaded by friend
across the street to try the Cuticura
Remedies. She gave me some Cuticura
Ointment Il think the box was about
half full - and Q piece of Cuticura Soap.
I followed the directions, bathiug
Charlie and putting that nice Ointment
on the sores. Little by little, but 80
surely, Charlie and both got more
peace by day and more sleep by night.
The sores sort of dried up and went
away, aud now Charlie Is cured com.
pletely'
Yes, that fat little boy by the win
dow 10 Charlie, and his skin Is AZ white
as q snow fake, thanks to the Cuticura
Remedies. I think everybody, should
know about the Soap and Ointment,
and II IL is going to help other mothers
with sick babies, go ahead and publish
what / have told you"
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oIn,psnt 500, sosp, 80 DsPoss. London. y Charter
houss So PsHs, Hue do II pelH Boston, lH Columbss
sS- send for !" An About the sEin, sesp sad Hair"
The evening world., 1904-05-03
LILY WHITES WIN OUT.
Louisiana Republicans Bar Ne

groes from Delegation.
NEW ORLEANS. May 3.-After a
long and hard struggle the leaders OF
the Lily White Republicans IN caucus
to-day decided against the negro and II
was agreed TO send u solid white dele.
cation at large to the Chicago con
Sention Instructed Tor President Roose.
The delegates chosen are: Pearl
wight. L. c. Warmoth. w. ]. Betan
and L. F. Suthon.
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INTEREST AND DIVIDEND
NOTICES.
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL 90
LAuNpRY WANTs-MALH.

EH6NbFY MAN if.S aiEFi SSTE a wssss
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HIGHLANDERS WIN
FROM SENATORS

Continued from First Page)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
PURELY PERSONAL.

Attorney John H. Cassidy is enioy- mg weeks vacation.
 John Pitt renewed old acauaint- ances in Ansonia Sunday.
 John OBrien of Baldwin street is spending few days in Springfield. MT and Mrs Frank Hodson are en- toying vacation at Laurel Beach.
 Frank Crater, the tonsoriaI artist. is spending the week at Morris park. William Prior was in PlainvilIe ov- CT Sunday.
 James F. Grady, the genial clerk at Phelan's tea store, is enjoying a va cation in Boston.
 Mrs Samuel Lackey and son Ed- ward of Plainville are in Waterbury for visit of some weeks.
 Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick of Boston is visiting MT and Mrs P. Fl. Hackett of 10o0 East Main street.
 Morton Reynolds spent Sunday with John McClelland at West Ha- ven.
 MT and Mrs J. H. Mulville and her children, Irene, John and Joseph, are spending vacation at Morris Cove.
 William Hughes and Robert Per rault of Ansonia spent Sunday in Wa terbury. Miss Mae Lyons has returned to her home in New Haven from a vacation spent in Waterbury.
 Cornelius Donovan and P. Shea, both of Waterbury, spent Sunday with their parents in Ansonia.
 Mrs Mary Parsons of Waterbury spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs Byron Newton of West Haven.
 Mir and Mrs J. F. Atkins and daughter, Ethel May, are visiting Mrs W. Fl. Scoville of West Haven
 Miss Tessie O'Connor of SIP Bald win street, who has been enjoying a vacation in Springfield, has returned home.
 Charles Tomlinson, Bernard Kilduff, August Nugent and Peter Fox, all mail carriers, left yesterday for if teen days vacation
 Miss Margaret Cassidy of East Main street has returned from Niagara Falls, where she has been visiting her brother Harry for the past two weeks.
 Miss Eleanor Shea, wNo for the past week has been visit ng at May Egan's home on Pembertol street, re- turned to her home in Hol.soke, Mass.
 Miss Mamie Kelly of Maddletown, who has been spending a vacation with the family of MT and Mrs John McGrath of Luke street, returned home yesterday
 Mrs Joseph M Buckley of Grove street and her daughter, Mrs O. F. Ely of Annapolis, Md, are spending the latter part of August at Laurel Beach.
 Michael Fitzpatrick and Miss Mary Fitzpatr trick of New York were visit ing friends in this city Sunday Nil Fitzpatrick is an influential Tammany chieftan and is swarden of the Ludlow street jail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
BOUTS AT THE BAKE.
Waterbury Club Ate Clans and En-
 loved Boxin6 Contests.

The postponed clambake of the Wa terbury club was held yesterday after noon, and the reports given out are that it was the best bake ever given by this celebrated club. According to the reports received by a representa- tive of the Democrat, there were two real prize fights, boxing exhibitions they call them in Philadelphia. Those who claim to know, however, say that 1t was the real article right from the tap of the bell. The contestants in one of the battles, which was said to be scheduled for five or ten rounds, was Caesar, colored boxer of some note in this city, and Tom Darling, another well known scrapper of Wa terbury. The fight lasted but a little over two rounds, for the colored box CT was sent into dreamland before the third round was finished. It was a great fight, so say some who were present, better than any that has ever been held in the City hall or the Audi torium. Caesar was outclassed from first to last and received a terrible drubbing, finally getting the knock out blow which so delights the lovers of pugilisms
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-23
NOT GOING TO SHANGHAI.

London, Aug 23.-The admiralty, contrary to the reports from Shanghai, says the British China squadron, which Is at Weihaiwed, alas not received or- ders to proceed to Shanghai