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FOR SALE-Pierce gascIene stationary en-
CINE, horsepower, $40; Bates C Ednlonds
2le-horsepower gas engine, SIS; four Goodrich
rubber tires. 20x25z. SIS. MACRER'S 81 HAT
STORE, Gil Tth st. Jan20, 21 "a D. FEB TO- II
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Louis P. Shoemaker

has moved his real estate Office to 615
18th st. NV, where he is prepared TO
make loans, effect insurance and manage
property
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room on sec
ond floor steam heat; private home; no chill
dren. 522J2 Sd NY. fe4-zt
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
SHOW WINDOW and part of store for rent
2ST Pennsy lyania ave. NV. fe4-3t
FINE CORNER, facing park. wide ave
nue.; just the place for druggist; rent cheap.
See owner 40l st. fel-6t
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-Two-story brick stable, rear of
IS NJ ST. NV; one stall; 50. fe4-St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all-Tound machinist;
job shop man. SUTHERLAND & CARR,
l2U2 u st NV fe4-3t
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q, 050-RENTED FOR 50 80 PER MONTH.
corner br lex in the Southeas section;
always renues l.
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Sl,5o0-RENTED FOR SIS. 50 per month.
good brI k house Third 81. Sc.
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY L. 1905
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Today and Monday, cooks, soul
lions, dIShwashers walters. housemen HALE
& WILLIAMS, COS 9 st. NV, Il
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one-Burner Star Oil Heater, 90 Cent

Then the money is yours. See next Sun
days Times, February ;.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Bantams; state how many an
lowest price. Address BOX 207, this OF
fee fe4-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

DISQUALIFICATION as Waterman. job car
penter, janitor. Address BOX 1874, this OF
fee. fe4-zt
WANTED-Place as bellbcy or elevator OPP
orator. II. BURGESS, 446 y st. NV. IT
TYPEwRITING neatly and promptly done
at home evenings; 3 cents per 100 words Adj
dress BOX 1877, this Office. felt
WANTED-By boy of 16. to learn trade:
n;achinist or electrician preferred Inquire
1922 Brightwood ave. NV. fe3,4g
WANTED-By young man of business expert
ence. with best references, position as niSht
clerk CT cashier. Address BOX 1S7, this Of
WANTED-By Il licensed engineer. position.
Address BOX 49, this Office fe2-3t
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lions dishwashers, walters. housemen Halle
& WILLIAMS, 6oS 6 st. NV, II
WANTED-Two colored boys to wash dishes
two cafe walters, today. PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY. II
WANTED-Coach1nan, with personal refer
ences. 1926 18th NJ. II
Observation-Disclosures second man: also lunch
counter man; today. Apply DICK HOTEL
AGENCY, 18th and Pennsylvania ave II
ANTED-Barbcr to help out. RICHMOND
BARBER SHOP, pa 9Th NV II
WANTED-Young cofered man. with wheel
to 90 crrauds and axe himself generally
useful about store, Apply tlo7 F St NV 1t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mattress maker. Call
ct 1229 1lth st Sc fel-zt
WANTED-Boy drive for doctor; porter gro
NV
WANTED-Steady old man servant to be
useful in aud about house. references. Apply
1910 Massachusetts ave NV II
wANTED-A young man of pleasing address
of three or four years experience in the
drug business; a Catholic and one well rec
ommended for honesty, etc. Address DRUGS,
this Office, fel.6I
NANTED-Tvo good, reliable men, with ref
erences, to work fer coal yard 12G1 18th ne
WANTED-Barber: steady work all year
around. b, F. CHM, Hyattsrile. Md.
fe4-3t
WANTED-Youn man from country. 500 u
month Call Monday at SO f st. NV, ROOM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all-round machinist;
job shop man SUTHERLAND CARR,
l202 d st. fe4-3t
WANTED-Good shoemaker, at once, Apply
to H PERsKfN, 1153 18th St NV. II
wANTED-A boy about 10 TO help on bread
wagon. 25l0 Pennsylvania ave 1t
WANTED-A ssistant electrical expert aid,
500 per diem, Bureau Construction and
Repair, Navy Experimentation examination
q 10
ton, d. c, February IL 1905, to fill the
above position For application and further
Yard, Washington. D. c. ja2S,fe4
| WANTED-Everywher hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars. samples, etc no
canvassing; good pay. SUN ADVERTISING
BUREAU, Chicago. jas. fe4,11,1S
| wANTED-Boy, with wheel. Apply at once
WANTED-sPECIAL BOYS. with wheels
! Highest salaries paid for this class of work,
| and permanent positions Apply to s. KAHN,
| SONS q co fe3-2t
| Neutrality-suspicious. druggist, willing to
| begin small salary; advise in full to
experience and credibility- Address HAN
! son, this Office. fe2 st
| WANTED-White man TO work in coal yard:
must understand care of horses; house free
Apply TO j. j. Connolly. Sd and p SITS.
| NV fe3-3t
| WANTED-Young man. clarinetist futist. or
ceilist to practice with orchestra Address
| BOX 1872, this Office fe3-3t
| WANTED-Boy to drive nails on hardwood
| floor. Apply between and g. 1925 Connecti-
| cut ave fe3-2t
| WANTED-Good boy in business house:
must have wheel; references required. Ad-
| dress BOX 1872, this office fe2-3t
WANTED-Good Italian barber to run bar
/ Der shop Address BOX 1873. this office.
fest
| WANTED-Experlenc white counter man
| sos + st. fe2-3t
WANTED-Tobacco strfpper. GEO ]. BECK
ERT. 405 sth st Sc feat
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, large, from
or small. with or without board. 102 9Th g
NJ q
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PERSONAL.

ZARRAs HINDOO CAMP-Card and palm
readings 25c ana soc: gives luck: removes
spells so 9Th st. fr3-3f
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

$40 nth ST N Five rooms and bath:
modern plumbing; back porch and yard.
Rent. 81
BARNARD & MARK
The oval sign 14l2 ST. n. W.
jd21 Il
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WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load,
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. rs AZ
I0th ST. nv. Phone Main 4Z2s jaSl-s0t
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FOR SALE-LOTS-
wANTED-sroRE AND DWELLING

WA NTED-Sman store with rooms over or
connected, or house with room suitable for
business, street where electric power may
be had; central Northwest, business section
preferred. Address at Clce. LOUIS ORME,
General Delivery, City z. .. fe2-4t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., frst-cIass plain cooks.
general workers. nurse, chambermaids III
10th st NV IL
NANTED-Iaundry work to take home.
MRS ROBINSON, 219 G st. NV fe4-3t
WANTED-By young colored woman, place
as general houseworkeT- AL l st NV II
WANTED-Table linen and barber towels to
wash at home FANNIE JOHNSON. 81
jackson st. ne 1t
WANTED-By widow lady with child posi-
tion as working houseAeeper by 18th: good
plain cook for widower: no objection TO chill
dren- Address Box i9S, this Office. II
WANTED-Position by young lady Of expe-
rience as telephone operator in hotel. apart
ment house, or private switchboard. Address
MISS Z. BOX 2o5. this Office. fe4-3t
WANTED-Washtng to take home. 1919 9TH
st NV II
WANTED-By a first-elass Iaundress, wash
wANTED-By a young lady, graduate OF a
business college. position as bookkeeper: no
experience ~ Princeton st. NV fest
PHILLIPS furnishes trained help, short
tice; cooks, chambermaids, other help. S2S
9TH st. y. Main ZS33-Y fest
FOR RENT-UNFURNTSHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-JJnf FINISHED, large front parlor;
private; suitable for two 1908 Sth st. NV.
fe4-2t
FOR RENT-U unfinished communicating
rooms. 2I3 st. ne. fe4-3t
FOR RENT-Tyo desirable rooms. suitable
for any purpose Call today and Monday.
512 10th st NY, 1t
FOR RENT-Entire floor of three unfur-
nished rooms and bath; children. 1l9 New
YORK ave NV. fei-5t
BY DEFAULT Of party / again offer three
nice rooms; heat and gas, ZIG I'd St Sc
fe4-5t
FOR RENT-FIge nice unfinished rooms
aSon Lble5 for housekeeping. l0oi Il st. ne
4-t
FOR RE%T-Entire second floor; three
rooms and bath for light housekeeping; pri-
vate family corner house. 800 St ne
le4-Zt
FOR RENT-one or two second floor rooms
including heat and gas les i2th st ne. 1t
FOR RENT-Two large rooms. third floor;
housekeeping; gas. heat, and bath: SD sl3
9Th St NV. Te4-St
FOR RENT-Three very desirable commuai-
eating front rooms: porcelain bath; second
door; good heat. 337 H st. ne IL
FOR RENT-Three large second floor house
keeping roons' porcelain bath; rehsonaDte-
1|I6 st NV fei-2t
FOR RENT-Three rooms; well heated; bath
on same floor: light and cooking gas; SD 250s
NJ St NV 1e4-5t
FOR RENT-Hau room, second story rooms /;
light housekeeping; basement, Kitchen, ana
other rooms J: Grant place. II
FOR RENT-To quiet couple. two large IN
furnished rooms, with steam heat; light
housekeeping TAI sth st. fest
FOR RENT-Unfurnished two large second
/ floor rooms. with large alcoVe 1877 Cor
coran st. Ie3-at
FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath. 50. APP
| ply 100 9Th st. sw. fe2-5t
FOR RENT-F'our unfurnished rooms; heat,
| gas. and bath. rent reasonable. 706 II st
| At--St
| FOR RENT-Newly papered parlor, first floor,
| with latrobe; three rooms newly papetsti,
second floor; two third and storage room;
use of bath, SIS 93T Z st. fest
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WANTED Bartender, second man; also lunch
/ counter man; TO-DAY. Apply DICKS HOIEL1
/ AGENCY, 18th and Pennsylvania ave 1t
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WANTED-Everywh hustlers TO tack
signs distribute circulars. samples, ETC. no
Canvassing; good pay. sun ADVERTISING
BUREAU, Chicago. jas. fe4, Ills
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No 1927 MOI :TH CAPITOL ST.
cray Stone and Brick Front.
SPECIAL.

g. 250-RENTED FOR SIS PER MONTH
F1fth St nv ., y St. a very good
little house, 18th large lot
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WANTED-Two colored boys TO wash dishes
two cafe walters, today. PHILLIPS hoIEb
AGENCY 1t
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WANTED-Large storeroom. Northwest; very
low rent Address BOX 20s, this office.
fe4-2t
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WANTED-Good shoemaker, at once. Apply
TO Il PERskIN. l153 18th st. NV. II
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Kerosene Has Declined I Cent Per Gal
OUR PRICE:
3cIoSSie --...-.'--.'-- nc per ga
GdSGIlnS -.----.----...--.--...-.-I4 lac per gal.
Upon the return Of the cans we will
pay you one cent each, making the net
cost 10 you:
Kerosene ..........-..-.......-.1g c per gal
Gasoline ........---..-.........-.l lie per gal.
If those of our patrons who have our
empty cans, kindly advise US by postal,
or phone East 643. we will call and
Pay You the Premium for Them.
HOME SAFETY OIL DELIVERY,
Half and K SITS. S.W
Have You Seen the Giant?
Next Sundays Times viii tell you what
he Is doing.
Try Reisinger's Ice Cream. It's Best.
81 gal. SOC X gal. 235 G st. Phone NJ.
1857.
Washington Cafe, 467 Pa. Ave. n. w.
New. Open day and night.
When You Want Cut
Of anything-Joyce Engraving Co. star Bldg.
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. Send
postal to WIN. Y. MAHoNEY. COS Pennsyl-
yaBia ave. Sc, for free samples and estimate
on your paperhanging and painting; lowest
prices eight years In business: legal guar
anfee covers all work Telephone East IA f
Anacostia branch. 10 Monroe ST. Northwest
branch. COS New York ja29-t
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WANTED-Young co'ared man. with wheel
to 90 crrauds and Il Ike himself generally
useful about store, Apply fl07 F St NV 1t
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WANTED Gilman, with personal refer
ences. 1926 18th NJ. ~
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WANTED-Ladies TO do d few minutes ad-
veTtising among their friends; nothing TO be
sold; canvassing; dozen 81 cabinet pho
tographs free. THE IDEAL STUDIO. 621
7rh st NV fe4-2t
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WANTEIO-Two white chanbermaids- ST.
month; two bath maids for hotel PHIL
LIPS HOTEI. AGENCY, SO 7th st. NV. 1t
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If It Is You

EHot-LIc4oo Dbl Uti SIUP
92S 9Th st. NV.
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WANTED-Experience mattress maker. Call
et 1D9g III, ct Sc fei-2t
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When You Want a Cut
Of anything-Joyce Engraving Co. Star Bldg.
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WANTED-A young man of pleasing address
of three four years experience in the
drug business; q Catholic, and one well rec
commended for honesty. etc. Address DRUGS,
this Office. fei,6,T
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FOR SALE-Bird' s-eye maple bedroom suite
hs-., 1some sideboard. couch, tables. hair
mattress. rockers, carpets, cheap CAL anv
time before Wednesday second fiat All r
st. " II
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WANTED-Two good, reliable men, with ref
erences, to work fer coal yard. 12G1 18th ne.
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HELP wANTED~FEMALE~

/ WANTED-Three coIored women for light
! homework SD SO and SIS month; two col
ored chambermaids $12 month PHILLIPS
/ AGENCY, S29 It'll st NY u
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WANTED-Steady old man servant to be
useful in aud about house; references. Apply
1910 Massachusetts ave. NV. II
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NTED-Barbcr to help out. RICHMOND
BARBER SHOP, pa 9th NV. II
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WANTED-SettIed co1oTed woman for general
hollsevvorlz: two in family: stay nights Ap-
ply ITO johnson ave, between 18th and l2tA
and K and 5 II
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WANTED-Boy drive for doctor; porter gro
1t
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Washington Cafe, 467 Pa. Ave. N. w.
New. Open day and night.
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wANTED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

wANTED-A platform spring delivery wagon.
with top, TO carry 800 pounds; must be
strong and in good condition. Address r NJ
HETH. The Portner. 18th and SITS. NV.
fest
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Red Oak Spring Water

Absolutely pure, 40c case of + gallons.
5IS Sth st NV. Phone
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WANTED-Barber: steady work all year
around. b. f. CHfNN, Hyattsvile. Md.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Ofice rooms in the Evans Build.
ing I4I6 1924 New York NV: most
cent? ally located rental very low. Apply TO
JOHN 0. EVANS. I424 New York ave. see1-tz
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FOR SAJE-Two Kendrieh automatic dam
per regulators; bargains. Address BOX 1856
this office feat
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WANTED-ROoES AND BOARD.

WA&TED-By young German man, room
and board in private German family. Ad-
dress BOX 200, this office, fe4-2t
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WANTED-A coIored woman fer general
housework Apply 81 G st. " fe4-St
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WANTED-Young man from country, 500 a
month Call Monday at SO f st. NV, ROOM
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TYANTED-A competent woman shirt iToner.
who understands starching- Apply imme-
diatelN- at I13I PennsylNania ave. ii
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fOR SAIE-l-eaVlng city, must sell heating
stove tables, bedstead, chiffonier, chairs
rockers. refrigerator, gas range go-cart etc
II ( st. ne. fea7t
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FOR SALE-Organ, in excellent condition;
as good new; price no object if sold at
once. Address BOX ISS. this Office fe2-3t
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FOR sALE-Nice iron bed and spring. 81
y st NV. fas y
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FOR SALE-Large, safe, roII-top desk and
shelving. cheap. 737 9th St NV fe2-9t
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FOR &ALE-Cheap, young fuii-blooded Jersey
c9W, Perfectly gentle; fresh three months
LIS I -. NV. fe4-3f
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FOR SALE-An inaugural folding piano bed
and mattress; can be placed in Darior rea-
sonabie 1896 Q st. NV fe42t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE
WAETED-MONEY.

WANTED-SI0G for sixty days: will give good
security ana interest. Address BOX ZGJ, this
Office fe3-3t
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BITS OF SPORT.

The st Joseph Athletic association
will meet, this evening at 8 O'clock TO
talk over some matters of interest.
The Independents will play either
Bristol or Willimantic In Naugatuck
probably next Saturday for the cham
pionship Of the state.
Major Delmar. driven by doc"
Tanner, Saturday trotted the fastest
half mile of the season at the Glenville
track, Cleveland. The time was 591s.
Joe Connor Of this city, and Pop
Foster OF the Bridgeport team, have
been doing some great work for the
Newark team in the finishing games.
Yesterday each had two hits and play
ed their positions out Of sight.
Barney oldneid attempted to lower
his automobile record OF 4 % for FIVE
miles at Narragansett Park Saturday,
but the best he could do was 4;41 1-5
George @. Read did five miles in a
touring car in 5:53 2-5. The best pre-
vious record was $50 2-5.
George Byrnes and Tom Byrnes OF
this city played with Plantsville on
against Plalnville Saturday, George
being In the box where he did great
work. and Tom, on second. also did
some fast playing. George struck
out ten men. had one hit. three put
outs, two assists and one error. Tom
had one bit. one run. four put-outs.
one assist and one error. George
Shove also played at third base. lie
had two hits. two put-outs, three as
sists and two errors.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-25
PALMA TRIUMPHANT
Cuban Moderates Gain Sweep
ing Victory.
GOVERNMENT FIRMNESS SAVED RIOTS
Reported That Liberals Were Plot
ting to Use Dynamite and Had
Imported War Material From
New York.
WATERBURY. CONN.

HAVANA, Sept 25.--Cuba has held
ner first election, and the Moderate
party, under President Palma, has
gained sweeping victory Fears had
been expressed fer several weeks that
the day would be fraught with great
disorder.
These fears seemed justified on ac-
count of the occurrence at Cienfuegos
Of the ARRAY at which Representative
villuendas, Chief of Police Illance and
four others were killed.
This ARRAY, resulting in the death
of Villuendas, one of the most popular
Cubans, instead Of being the signal for
general riots throughout the island.
seems rather to have brought Cubans
suddenly to a realization that they
were playing with FIRE. though the
prompt dispstching Of strong forces Of
artillery and rurales and general dis
play Of government strength at danger
points may be greatly responsible for
the order maintained.
II seems pretty well proved that the
Liberals there plotted to use dynamite
extensively II the elections did not suit
them, ns an expert who examined
one Of the bombs found In villuendas'
room says they contain enough expIo-
sive to blow up whole block. Evil
dence was found Mat villuendas took
twelve bombs- TO Cienfueaos. only
three Of which were found. However.
twelve other similar ones. together
with other arms. were discovered IN
Santa Clara.
There IL every indication that Senior
Pslmas forces have scored q sweeping
victory. which the Liberals. now that
the fights are over, seem to be taking
philosophically.
Liberals admit the complete victory
in Hagens etStne Hoderatss, the party
Of President PalmE
Leaders are marshaling their forces
in the hope Of being able to turn the
tide before DEFENDERS nnai elections
Liberals declare they did not vote. az
police and bands Of Moderates prevent
ed. but this appears to be unfounded.
In Havana at least they appear 10
have been beaten fairly.
Serious trouble IN the immediate ~
ture is doubtful. bat II dynamite plots
are laid for the primaries there is rea-
son 20 fear the result Of DEFENDERS
inal presidential elecfions.
Several ahipments Of ammunition
have been Ute from New York With
in the Last fsp seeks to members Of
the Liberal party IN Cuba. These sup
piles were purchased from q arm
which furnished much o. TIE var ma
terial to The Cuban junta 80 TIE tine
Of the last rebellion and we're shipped
elandestineiy as merchandlsa % -
cape the attention Of Consul oenersl
zsyas The cartridges thus obtained
By agents x DE Liberals are nov
stored In various cities OF the ISiand.
particularly IN clenfuezos. Tor ne Ia
he campaign against TIE Modsrntes
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ch,o.ro n.,,.a Mcetnp,ty nara.

CHICAGO, Sept. %. : Chicago Ma
tionals won the third straight game
from the champions. One inning, the
fifth, did the business. nine runs scor-
ing on two passes, two steals, a wild
pitch. passed ball, three singles and
three doubles. McGinnity retired ia
favor Of Ames after seven runs had
been made OF him. Wicker was an
enigma to the visitors except in two
innings. Umpire Emslie tainted on
the field during the second inning. The
crowd at once invaded the diamond,
and the police were compelled to use
their clubs vigorously before the game
could be resumed. Emslie resumed bis
work after about Eve minutes. Score.
10 to5.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-25
THE SPORTING NEWS.

again. The latter part Of the season
the Jersey players began to drop,
while Baltimore came along fast. Prov
idence made little impression upon the
league race until the last three weeks.
Then Jack Dunn's boys began to win
game after game. Three days ago
Providence, Jersey City and Baltimore
all were tied for the pennant winning
position. Jersey City failed to beat
Buffalo in double header and lost
Its chance. Baltimore won all the
games remaining, but the extra contest
scheduled for yesterday for Provi-
dence did the trick. How the final
game ended is told in the following:
The Grays won the Eastern league
championship yesterday afternoon, dc.
feating Rochester in a deciding ga me
at Rocky Point. The contest was wit
messed by the largest crowd of the
season.. numbering close to 10000 per-
sons. and when the last man was re-
tired the greatest enthusiasm was dis
played. Manager Dunn and other play
ers were hoisted on the shoulders of
the crowd and carried to the club
house amid cheers. Terrific batting.
coupled with McLean's wildness and
the ragged fielding of the visitors,
were resrc,'''-'','e for the victory of the
Grays. The score:
R.H.E.
Provide 20 5 o 90 ] III IA 2
Rochester 20 0 0 0 2 1 0 90 8 8 I
Batteries-Cronin and Cooper; Nc
Lean and Payne