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Otto Stifel, Practically Left
at Post, Beats His
Whole Field.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS. July 19.-Otto Stifel won
great race in the handicap here this
afternoon, beating a fine field after
being practically left at the post Sti-
fel ran around the fast field and won
going away. Folies Bergeres, which
was thrown out of it by Stifel at the
start. closed much ground and ran in
the money. Track fast Weather
clear. Attendance 1000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Four and a half furlonss;
two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Lady Lou, 80 (Seder 3h 2h
to 1-Stella M. los (Austin). III 3 n
ner. c. w. Given & Co.'S br. +. by Characle-
Avalanche. Opinion 101. Geneva Lee 100. Fay
aarpe 80, Olgetha 95 Mary Maud 95. Hello
Girl 95. Annabelle Lee 9S Like Me 1O3 Bowl
ing Ship 80. finished named.
SECOND RAcE-sir turlongs; three-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
20 20 TO 1-kns's Chrm. 1o6 Ondsy) 3S IL
g to 1Pottsp slm9n kept feD 1G8 Macy
Time. 1:151b. Start bad Won easily. Win
1er. J. c; Ghio's br. c; by Kings Counsel
Burrows 100. Rapport eS, Turrando 1O9. Tat
tenham LOG. Baggerly 1O4 The Hebrew 100
Bountiful e5. Mohave 104. Harfang 112 finished
as named.
two year, olds:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
10 70 l-Hadrian 103 Lindsey). 2 12 II
to Princes Orna 100 (Astn) 8 Il %
to 2-Red Leaf, 112 Dale) =. Al 81
Time. 1:OsA Start good. Won easily.
Winner, H. Maclzey & Co.'S br C. by Hand
me-klondyke. Monaco Maid 100 Major
outlook 1Oo Kings Trophy 1O5. Milton Young
1os' Woodlands 1os finished named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey. St 81 Fin.
to Otto stitel 90 C5mblen). Z s5 16
. 10 1-Rebo, 104 CLindsey)..... In %
Time, I:14 Start good Won easiIv Win
ner B. Schreiber's bic. (3) by sain-Weturnka
Floral Wreath 105 Ice Water I12 Operator lis
Frank Bell ia. Elastic 124. finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-one mile: three-year-olds
Betting: Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
3 to 2-Thane, 105 Cd. Austin)... IL l II
8 to byron Rose. 1o1 Or. Wilsn) s So -
q to 5-Light Opera, 99U. Wilson, . u 3 Il
ner, j. c. Milan & Co.'S. ch. g. 90 by Atheling-
Stonecrop. King Rose 103, Conundrrm 1Oi
Bombino 81, Boaster los, Glennevis 1O2 fin
ished as named.
SIXTH RACE-one mile and three-eighths;
four-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St q Fin
Q to Goo Goo. 95 (Rice) .....2 "a In
Q to 2-Nettie Regent. % O.WiD l In %
s to Miss Eon, 81 (StovaD III "a 33
Time. 2:22%. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. Hickey Bros. b. m a. by SPEND
thrift-schottka Little Corker 81. Harry K 90
George Vivian %. Admettus 100 Edgardo 100
finished as named.
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PENSIONS OF RETIRED
TEACHERS ARE REDUCED
InadequRcy OF Funds for Purpose Re-
suits in Lowering OF Maximum
Sum Paid

At a meeting of the Public School
Teachers Annuity and Retirement
Fund Commission held yesterday with
Mayor Schmitz and Superintendent
Langdon present demands aggregat-
ing s23sS 80 were drawn in favor Of
thirty-nine annuitants for the quarter
ending June 80, 1904. The retired
teachers who are supposed to receive
the maximum anuity were paid but
s22 per month instead of $50, as for
merly. This is owing to the made
quacy Of the monthly contributions to
the fund by the active teachers. The
Board Of Education is endeavoring to
solve the problem, but nothing definite
has yet been agreed upon.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Confession, Estelle J.,
Little Buttercup.
Second race-Good and Plenty,
GortnagaIlon, Lfbretto.
Third race-Gay Lothario, Clover
land, WhorIer.
Fourth race-GoId Saint, Lady
Prudence, Dick Bernard.
Fifth race-Waterboy, Broomsticl,
Rosetint.
Sixth race-Peggy, Diamond Flush,
F1eur de Marie.
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NEIL AND McGOVERN WILL
FIGHT IN PHILADELPHIA
Terrible Terry's" Brother to Do Bat
tie With Champion Bantam
Weight on ,JuIv 27

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-The
six-round bout between Hughey Nc
Govern and frankie Neil the worlds
bantam-weight champion, which had
been arranged to be boxed in Chicago,
but which had to be Cancelled owing
to Mayor Harrisons order that no
boxing contests would hereafter be
permitted in that city, will be held in
Philadelphia next week.
The men were matched here to-day
by the National Athletic Club for
six-round bout on the night of
Wednesday. July 81.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First Race-TeIephone, Freesias,
Foresight.
Weird.
Third Race-Clifton Forge, Action,
Sldlful.
Fourth Race-Bragg, Port Royal,
Joe Lesser.
Fifth Race-Jade. Del Carina, Fly
ing Brook.
Sixth Race-Capitanaz Tennyburn,
Monte.
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FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES

81. LOUIS, July 19.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
Grounds:
First race. one mile, selling-Frank Mckee
124. Irby Bennett 122, Choice 121 Ladas 121
Colonel Ballantyne 119, St Simonian 119, Fitz-
brtllar III, Jerry Hunt 116, Golden Light 116
Handspinner ia. Darnivan ia
Second race. six furlongs. maidens-Marjorie
Brewer 1O5 Pink Marsh los, Lady Charles 1O5.
Miss Gomez 1O5. Bette Deceiver 1O5, Bush
Smith los, Loniana 105. Oria los Cora Weed
1O5, Essayer 105, Orc q los, Anyway los, Miss
Gabrielle Watts los. Cardona 105.
Third race. and three-sixteenth miles
selling-Bessie Mccarthy los, Leenja los Daisy
Hawthorne 1o3. Alice Turner 1OO Athena 96.
Ellie 81 Mildred l. 81.
Fourth race. six furlongs-BroomhandIe ia
Lady Savoy Ill, Loretta NJ 1O7, Dameron IO3.
Monaco Maid 103
Fifth race, one mile-Imboden 102, Claremont
102. Arthur 102. St Paris 102 Kings Charm
1O2, Ascot 90. Scalper 90, St Agnes II o.
Sixth race, seven furlongs selling-Buccleuth
los, Flyer 106. Bengal 1o5 Veneer 105 Wager
103. Second Mate 1O3. Jake Weber 1OS Tickful
102 Caterpillar 103. Axares 1O2. Billy Moore
1o2, Kings Court 81. Tony Lepping 81.
Weather rainy; track sloppy.
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FAIR GROUNDS SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Ladas, Colonel BaIIan-
tyne, jerry Hunt.
Second race-Miss Gomez, Pink
Marsh, Anyway.
Third race-Elie, Athena, Bessie
Mccarthy.
Fourth race-BroomhandIe, Loretta
NJ, Lady Savoy.
Fifth race-Imboden, st. Paris.
ClaremOnt.
Sixth race-King's Court, Jake
Weber, TiclxfuI.
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Daughters Get Money.

Judge Trout yesterday ordered a
partial distribution of the estate of
Emily f. Pope, who died on February
IL. She left an estate valued at
Sl,569,6S7 and named her son, George
Andrew Pope, as executor. He was to
have third of the residue after the
two daughters received $175,000 each.
The latter bequest was ordered paid by
the court to Florence Pope Frank and
Mary Pope Murphy.
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Agraz Breaks FIve-MiIe Record.

Agraz, the California amateur, to-
night clipped II seconds or ths
worlds amateur fve-mile bicycle rec
ord, made by Hurley on the vails-
burg track. Agraz rode the distancs
in 10:39 fiat.
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Game Law vioIators Punisbed

Justice Of the Peace Rose of SUIT
ter Creek has fined A. S. Hartwick $40
for selling trout less than half a
pound in weight. Justice of the Peace
Magee of San Rafael has fined G..
Payne $50 for killing doves. Justice
Of the Peace Bowling of Ventura has
fined ]. Snyder, H. Henry and Joseph
Richardson s25 each for killing deer
before July Is.
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Cricket Match a Tie.

LONDON, July 19.-The cricket
match between Haverford (Pennsyl-
vania) and Haileybury College to-day
resulted in drawn game. Haileybury
scored $50 runs for nine wickets down
and Haverford 191 runs for four
wickets down,
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SUMMARY

Errors-sheehsn -, casey Keefe. Shea,
Campbell. Raymond. Beck Earned runs
Portland l. Tacoma >. Stolen bases-Casey,
Mclaughlin. brennan. Bases on balls-On
Butler 3 of Keefe .. Struck Out-By Butler
3 by Keefe 3. by Thomas !. Left on bases
Portland J. Tacoma =. Hits-On Keefe ;. on
Thomas 8 Sacrifice hits-Nadeau. Sheehan,
Nordyke. Lynch Time OF game-One hour and
forty-five minutes Umpires-O Connen and
AcDonald.
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Wireless telegraphy is in successful
use between Port Limon, Costa Rica,
and Bocas del Toro, Panama A sta
tion will now be established at Colon.
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CLEVELAND MAKES GRAND
RALLY IN TWELFTH INNING
Joe COrbett Rounds Into Form Once
Again and Mystifies the
BostOnians.
sTANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BOSTON July 1e-Cleveland won to-day
Earne ID twelve hard-fought innings by a fine
batting rally, IN which Hickman, Turner. Bay
and Bernhard were prominent. Bay estab-
Iished q record for outhelders, nine OF his
twelve put outs being made in the regular
innings Attendance. 600. Score:
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Lumbard beat Ingles. ST. 6-3 81. Mack
won from Elliot by default Powell won from
Pope by default. Atkinson from Burk by
qe1auIt Strickland beat De Back, 6-2, 6-3
Powell heat Atkinson, 6-1, 6-2. Lumbard beat
Mack, 6-1. 6-1. Powell beat Hinsdale, 6-I
80. Lumbard beat Strickland, ell 60
Finals-Lumbard beat Powell, SO 6-3 60
This concludes the tournament for
this season. Sacramento landed both
the trophies
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about his clothes, we feel sorry for the
work that falls upon his wife
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CAPITAL CITY RACKET
WIELDERS WIN PRIZES
Heat Is Oppressive and Many Crack
Players Lose Their Matches
by Default.

SACRAMENTO, July 1s.-The heat
was very noticeable at the tennis
courts to-day and as a result the play
ing was slow. The final match for the
doubles did not take place owing to
the illness of s. E. Pope, Lumbard's
partner. Atkinson and Hinsdale, much
against their wish, will have to win
the Noack trophy by default.
The singles matches closed the play
ing to-day. In this event there were
some close and exciting rallies. In
the finals Powell of Stockton was de-
feated by Lumbard. Scores:
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There can be no education without
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twelve put outs being made in the regular
innings. Attendance. 640O Score:
R 4 E:
Cleveland --..----- --.--.---'...-
Baftenes-Beruharu and Bernis; Dineen and
Criger-
NEW YORK. July 1s.-The New Yorks won
an eleven-inning game from Detroit to-day by
q scous OF TO 1. Barretts tumble and
hit BY Williams TO OeJeary scored the winning
run for the locals. Attendance ZOO. Score:
New Kork -----------'----''-'---'
BatteHses-Cbezoro ana aesnOw: Donovan
and BuGov.
WASHINGTON, July Is.-weIsh was very
effective to-day against Washington. keeping
the hits scattered in all but one inning. AL
the hits save one made OF Dunkle were
punched IN three innings Attendance. 5000.
Score.
p H z
Chicago ---.----.--.
Betteries-Dunkls and Clarke: Walsh and
Mcfarland
PHILADE1-P9zIA, July le.-S1 Louis broke
only run OF the game In the ninth inning on
W6uAces single and Kahoes scratch two-base
of ts home team vs-e the felsnres oere ne11ihs
R q. q
% hoon ....-...---.---.---.....1 70 8
PhhadeIprnA -.------- .--.-.---..o o
Batte11es-olAds and Kahos; wsddsu ana
schreck-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. LOUIS. July 1e.-St- Louis took G,as third
Corbet1. who has been pitching poor bali since
he 3oineo the 81. Louis team, showed good
form and held Boston safe with the exception
OF the sixth when three hits netted two rms
Attendance. 1900. Score;
49,. 1
Boston -..............-...-....-.. 2 Q
Batteries-Corbett and Grady; Wilhelm,
Fisher and Eeedham. Umr1re-Emelfe
CHICAGO July le.-To-day's garne uas q
hard fought pitchers battle both pitchers
doing excellent work. and Philadelphia lost on
an error in the last inning. Attendance, 1000.
Score;
Philadelphia -.-.-.-............... o Q
Batteries--Brown and King; sudhon and
Roth. Umpire-Zimmer.
PITTsBURG. July ls.-PittsburE won out
IN the ninth inning with three-baggers BY
Wagner and Sebring and a single by Ritchie
Lynch was rather wild for two innings but
than Matthewson. who was saved by the bril-
liant heding OF MerteH. Leach made an al
most impossible catch Of fly. Score:
Esa StssRT6F T5st....::.::...::.3 :..::.....:3 : 9
Batteries-Lynch and Smith; Matthewson ana
Warner Umpires-Moran and ODay
CINCINNATI. July Is.-Garvin lasted but
ono inning for Brooklyn four hits and an error
him. VAS hit hard at intervals. Attendance tendance
400. Score:
Cincinnati froa.II2a .-...-.-.......-...--.-5 8 9
min and Ritter. UHlpires-carpenter and John
stone
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NArIowAL I.rApuE.

81. LOUIS July 1e-st Louis took ths third
straight game OF the series from Boston to-day
Corbeo. who has been pitching poor ball since
he 3oineo the ST. Louis team, showed rood
form and held Boston safe with the exception
OF the sixth when three hits netted two runs
Attendance 1900. Score:
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Self-conceit throws salt into the
wounds of pride.
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He cannot be sovereign who will not
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FIFTH RACE-Ona and eixteertb r,ilo.

FIFTH RACE-One and a Sixteenth miles
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Biting. % III Horse Horse Weight Jockey st, q Fin
20 to 1-Blk. Socks. 100 (Philips) 211
to Allan 103 (Crimmins)... . 81
Time. AS. Start fair. Won driving Win
ner. +. Morrells b. C. by Longford- -Flozette
Dauphine. Mary Worth, Prince Salm Salm.
Falmouth, Hackensack, Mic Longworth Chat
tab, Dan Conners, Ailsa, Remittal. Mabon.
finished named.
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Batteres-Dunkls and Clarke: Walsh and
Mcfarland.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1e.-Sl Louis broke
Phledeiphia's winning streak by scoring the
only run OF the game IN the ninth inning on
W6llAces single and Kahoe's scratch two-base
hit G1ade's pitching and the brilliant feldiux
OF cas home team were the features. 6core:
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WASHINGTON July 1e.-WsIsh was very
effective to-day against Washington keeping
the hits scattered in all but one inning. All
the hits save one made Of Dunkle were
punched IN three innings Attendance. 5000
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FOURTH RACE-Five and half furlongs
two-year-olds; the Sunshine stakes:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
3 to Pasadena 1O7 MARTINI 6 4 Is IIh
10 to 5-St. Bellane 124 Redfern) 6 Pm
10 TO IA. Allen. 112 CWonderly) l 3 3h
Time. 1907 1-5 Start fair. Won easily
Winner J. McLaughin's b. c. by Ben Strome-
Bluebells. Woodsaw. Martha German, Bellig-
elent finished as named
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SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles.
three -year-olds and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
! to 2-HuTst Park 126 CMartin) l X III
20 TO 1-Dinah Shad, 81 Gones). 2% 21H
20 to l-Hydrangea, 81 CTraverO. AZ 3%
Time Al Start good. Won easily Win
ner. NJ. Corbetts ch. h. by Kingston -Editha
The Cricket, Stone Arabia, Prince of Arragon,
finished as named.
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CHICAGO, July le.-To-day's game was a
hard fought pitchers battle, both pitchers
doing excellent work. and Philadelphia lost on
an error in the last inning. Attendance 1000.
Score.
90, r. H: z.
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Ba1ter1es-Bernharu and Bernis: Dineen ana
CrfEeT-
NEW YORK July 1e.-The New Yor<s
an eleven-inning game from Detroit to-day by
q scone OF > 10 l. Barretts tumble and a
hit BY Williams TO O'Leary scored the winning
run for the locals. Attendance, ZOO. Score:
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THIRD RACE-One and AN eipbtb mile.

THIRD RACE-One and an eighth miles;
handicap; for three-y -year-olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin
TO Is. Belle, 90 q. Cochran) 3 / 9!
13 TO 20-Palmbearer 90 CTrvrs). / h . 6
. TO IS. Ground. % (H.Phlps) 2 s 8 6
Time. l:54. Start fair Won driving. Win
ner. Mrs c. COchran's ch. f. by Star Ruby
Sonoma Pats Choice and Lord Melbourne
finished as named.
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Batteries-Corbet1 and Grady; Wilhelm
Fisher and Eeedham. Umpare-Enelfe
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PITTSBURG, July le.-Pittsburg won out
IN the ninth inning with three-bagEers by
Wagner and Sebr1ng and a single by Ritchie
Lynch was rather wild for two innings but
steacieo down and pitched much better ball
than MatthewSon. who was saved by the bril-
liant fielding OF Mertes. Leach made an al
most impossible catch Of fly. Score:
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Batteries-Brown and King; Sudhon
Roth. Umpire-Zimmer

Chicago ......... Q
Philadelphia -.-..-................o Q /
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Well known People who Have Been
Called Away.

The funeral Of John Joseph. the A.
years-old son of Mr. and Mrs Bartholo-
new Buckley of Southyiew street, who
died yesterday of diphtheria, took
place this morning at 10 o'clock, with
interment in Cavalry cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Moore took
place yesterday afternoon from her late
home on Sarsfeld street with service
at st Thomass church by Father Sui
Ivan and interment in st Joseph's
cemetery. The bearers were J. I'll.
Moran, John Casey, Thomas Lynch,
Edward Bergen, John Care and James
Moran. The floral tributes included
lilies, from the family; pillow marked
SISTER" brothers and sisters of the de-
ceased; wreath inscribed REST" de-
partment so, Waterbury Manufacturing
Co; mound, Mr. and Mrs I. Chase; bou-
quets, employees of /. Chase; lilies, Mrs
John Smith and daughter; bouquets,
John Heery and Joseph Clancy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-13
POLICE COURT D0INGs.
violators Of License Law Had Their
Cases Continued Until To-morrow.

Officers Stevens and Hayes and Ser
geant Blakely yesterday morning made
a descent upon the saloon run by Peter
O'Donnell on Mill street, and besides
the proprietor found Michael Dugan
and James Burke there On account OF
the absence of Prosecuting Liquor
Agent Pierce in Danbury the cases
were continued to tomorrow. The
same disposition was made of the case
against Peter Robillard.
There is but one count against O'Don-
nell and two against Robillard.
Joseph Kelly, charged with intoxica-
ton and breach of the peace, had his
case continued to tomorrow morning.
Attorney Kelley appeared for him.
William FL. Kelly was sentenced to
thirty days in Jail for inxtofcation yes
terday and an old fine of $10.32 was re-
vived against him.
Mrs Nellie dawson was released from
Jail last Thursday and Saturday after
noon she was again arrested. by OH
Ger Noonan. She was sentenced TO
thirty days in Brookside.
A complaint against George Hough
for theft of $26 from Helen Hough was
settled for SO. This appeared to have
been family affair.
Mike johnson and Antoni Lithno-
witch had a wrangle yesterday and
brought up in the police station. Each
was charged with intoxication and
breach of the peace Johnson settled
for SO and his friend for S15.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-13
IN CHICAGO AGAIN.
Rev. Psarse Pinch Gives Sensational
Talk On Divorce.

Chicago, June 13.-In sermon on
divorce the Rev Pearse Pinch has de-
clared In ForestviIle Congregational
church that the attempts on the part
of the stronger ecclesiastical bodies to
whip preachers into line will only re-
suit in fresh disaster to the home.
Instead OF settling the divorce
Questio,' said the minister, "Jesus left
the whole subject open.
ministers are ont compelled to say
that all persons divorced for anything
but the zone cause shall not marry
again. They are free to teach what
obvious justice and humanity require,
and not a harsh law that Jesus never
gave. If, for example, a woman re-
fuses to live with man who makes
himself a drunken brute, and gets a
divorce from him, and later marries a
decent man, no preacher is bound to
denounce such marriage.
Divorce is too light punishment
for offenders against the marriage Tie.
The most serious offenses ought to
meet Imprisonment for life. 1t is not
laxity for which / plead, but the right
to teach not some outrageous role that
Jesus never gave, but that which the
situation justides.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-13
ANNUAL TURN FEST.
Closed Saturday Night With Distri-
button of Prizes.

The annual funniest of the Connect
cut turn district closed Saturday night
with an entertainment In Turn hall,
Jefferson street. The field exercises
on the trotting park Friday and Sat
urday were we'll attended. The con-
tests included dumbbell exercises, dou-
BILE bar contest horizontal bar. pole
vaultfng, running high jump, standing
high jump, hop, skip and jump and
wrestling. The award of prizes was as
follows:
Glass Waterbury vor-
waerts Turn Verein, first with 69.14
points; Rockville Turn Verein, second,
67.1O; Hartford third, 64.1o; Water
bury Socialier Turn Verein. fourth,
62.31; New Britain, fifth, GLIB; and
New Haven, sixth, with 6O.S5 points.
Individual prizes: First Paul Stein
of Waterbury, $3.50; second, Charles
Schweabler, Waterbury Vorwaerts,
1915; George Miller, Waterbury Vor-
waerts, 81.35; Edward Hurtig. Hart
ford. 1870; Henry Miller, New Haven,
7S.40; George Eppler, New Britain,
1890. and Jacob Rudelshauser, Water
bury Vorwaerts, 1890.
Second grade prize winners First,
William Riley, New Haven, SO 80
points; second. A. Jenecke, Rockville,
~; A. Winger, New Haven, 71.50; Os-
car Menge, Rockville, 71.15; Fred Ebel,
New Haven, 70.85.
The field events were won by Ed
ward Hurtig OF Hartford with 29.9O
points, and George Miller Of Water
bury, second, with 25.4O.
Special diplomas were given the la
dies class for their excellent work.
The judges were Carl Stab. Otto
Echlatter, Gustave Walden, all OF
Brooklyn; Fred Krimmel of New York
Andrew Bischoff of Brooklyn and Her
man Kraemer of Meriden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-13
PURELY PERSONAL.

Joseph Williams OF st Louis fs VISIT
Ing his aunt, Mrs John Cooney Of So
Dover street.
Miss Harriet Smith of East Farm
street passed Sunday with friends in
Seymour, where she formerly lived
Attorney James A. Peasley has gone
on ten days trip through Ohio. visit
ing scenes of his college days.
Mrs Edmond Dobbins of Nashua, N.
H., is visiting with her daughter, Mrs
J. d. KilbFide, 65 Field street.
Bradford Webster has returned to
town and will remain the rest of the
summer, studying law in Judge Peas
ley's Office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-13
TIMELY TOPICS.

Miller s. Peck are following the
custom of the past six years and are
making skirts free for customers.
i New England watches are accurate
time keepers and ran be bought for
less money than other makes.
Unusual prices prevail at Frank, tho
shoeman's, sale. Mems $3.50 Chester
fields are marked S2.49.
Stamp collectors are anticipating the
coming of the Hunt stamps. Watch
for store opening.
The Spearo Credit Co can fit out
either ladies or gentlemen with NJ to
date clothing for the gala days COM
ing.
Bring your photo to the Waterbury
Art studio and have 1t copied free Of
charge.
Silk shirt waist suits and pretty
graduation gifts are displayed at
Reid & Hughes.
Currans have received their last con-
signment from the Sweetser, Penn
brook Co. The values are well known.
Those $3.50 shoes at Jones, Nor
gan g. Cos are built to their special
order. Try them.
Two carloads Of furniture just re-
ceived at the Hampson-Sellew Co.'S
Some elegant styles.
John Ryan, agent for steamship
tickets, says rates to foreign ports are
reduced about One-half.
Grieve, Bisset s. Holland have made
about $40 skirts free since they made
the offer to patrons.
The Public market is having a two
days patent medicine sale. Stamps
go with goods.
The best ingredients are used In
making the Hellmann beer, and that
makes the sales larger.
The New York Grain and Feed store
sells at the lowest market price Sam
pie whips for SALE
Read the White-Simmons price list
to-day for low price on fancy grocer
les.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-13
Miners Riot ON Train.

WALLACE, Ida, June ia riot
occurred on the Northern Pacific pas
senger train near Burke between I'M
lon miners from the Hercules mine and
nonunion men from the properties Of
the Federal Mining and Smelling COM
pany. Several on each side were bad.
'ly injured. The trouble was the out
come of an argument over the Grip
pie Greek explosion, in which two for
mer Occur d'Alene miners were killed
and several injured.