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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
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S''i''iNVi' ~'i'H'"pUlI'H' -tp'INV'H'
9ei Der Grploiion 0ea Muiicr'
bcbGIters oe@ ailhcnbCr0ca Crlltt
Irou s.. u. SorinQ Die Satin Oea
Seiter9 Der Bethlehem preparatory
Sfool" III Bethlehem, 4o, oltrd ell
Giienitiid cincu Sh0oelbruf, Der
ibrcn oltgcnbIidlidlen Zoo sur GoIgc
bate. Goa Gicnitmdohen @ciic
Wfilcr fom nit gcringcrcn %crlctun,
9rn 0oOon.
- Ger t3 Sabre nltc Qopio Sill.
lpntcr III G%hi0lcotbc, 9, mcldcr oui
bic ACKNOWLEDGING ocrboitct mor0cn
mar, Den GOO lctnea iilnNcrCn @ru.
0crS b~crbci9ciilbrt 81 bobcn, Bot lid
SIT Scr S6ot bctomt uno cinQcIton,
Den, CT bobc Die &Ieiocr iciuc3 @rlt.
ocra in @rano gcitcdt uro Oic'cu Dem
Ilnmmento0 ilbernntmortct, UNI lci.
ncr Whlttcr cincn Merger 5u bcrcitct.
- EoIi5cirihtcr Whlrpbp IN @ui-
fnlo, q. D., bat 9egcn Fctcr 9icbol0,
cinCn Gon0uftcur ser n9fidCl Nldtc-
@abn," Scr iiir Ocn zoo ser Ma0gon.
Ncporircr ISobu Snlpo mno Glorcncc
NllCn perontnortlid) gcboltcn miro,
cincl 0aitbcicbl pcgen Worbca inl
5~lucitcn @ro0e crlniicn.
- [S1 EbiIuoclpbiu. T., iino Oo9
@oorcnbolta Der nMi1ium @lrtIcr
Company" an NrditrnBc, Ionic 0ic
Is. Son Morria Gurollicl Morris"
II. Die .6or0 & &cuoig Yipc Norfa,"
Ode Broad. mo GoQombiQ StruBc.
ourd) 6Ctcr nm ctluo 100000 ges
idJ0oi9t moroCn.
3mci Ginbrcdcr 0iinctcn I'M
FoItunlt bon Sort @uibinNtoh IS
Wfcilcn bon philadelphia. "a, ocn
@ciold)ruut mo cntilobclt, troB0cm
ourh 0cn Small Die gar5c @cUolft-
rung oc3 Ortc9 otiQcmcdt morocn
mar, ll1gcltort nit ibrcr @cutc uon
$50 in @aor0cl0 uno @ricimlrtcu.
0ic @oitoncr Eolijci bat III
&erbin0ung nit Der Sltinn 8cnrn
Niioirc cine Ru55io orf Die 5abIrci-
hclI, an Der SrcmontltruBC IN Bolton
betnOlthcl1, anQeblid ulli llngclcb'
Ilter 9nlia Qciiibrtcn ndr5tlidcn"
InltoItcn peranltultct. Sn Den ilber'
rdllcncn dd)t Nofnlcn mur0cu tctne
TCrbott1rngcn porgcnommel.
Sruu Neniumin @icit III Ghi.
cugo, ST., bat i'm 3ultnn6c bon @el'
Itcalt0rtng, nnd)oem lie Den &crllld)
gcmodDt bate, ibre aoihpirtbin 6rnlt
Barton gu crifieben, ibren 3 Sabre
oItcn Sobu ans eincm 6enlter oea
orittcn Stodperfes gcnorlen. Ser
anobe oiirite iterbcn. Gle 6rau
fonnic crit nod tangent Sample ltn-
ifGOIih gcmod)t mcrben.
- Nn Birmingham, Nlu., hat
Hobb @ebb, meIhcr in Qicnitcn elmer
Sol5bGnoleriirmn iton0, Sri. Nora
Scorborougb uno lid ieIbit eridoi.
len, ongcbIid) III ,Solgc zines Streitc5
iibcr ocn 9ciiB elmer {oitcntbr.
@ebb mar perbcirotbct mo ieine "a.
mile wobnt 5l lclbom, 9llo.
- GoS bon NiQnp'a ,Salono ned
Fbilooclpbin bcltimmtc normegildc
0anpilhiii ~Gornior0" muroe ge-
tern Ourh Goliiion nit Dem britt.
if)en Gdnpicr .Gortbogeniun" in
ben 0rltlt0 gcbobrt. Seine Wtenldcl-
leben gingcn babel pcrloren.
Nn Cos NnQclea, Gal., bat Der
%29-lobrlge 6rib aoiib, ein @runo-
clgentbums . Spefulont, ieinen %
lobrlgcn SruOcr Suomig mo lid
lelblt cr'foiicn. >Sn cinem binterloI'
leren Sd)rciben al ieincn %otcr ers
tlorte 6riB, CT begebe Die Chat, neil
er un0 iein 9ruoer Dem Suter cine
@iiroe ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
Gbaouit . Yrp5ck tonmt nor oaS
EbcrhuuDcsgCrldlt.

cleveland. 9. - l}op.-g3iC
Der NnlpoIt Der 5rmt Guljc z Gbun.
mid. Scr iriibere Tidter j. 5 @iug.
crflGrt, lit or nit Der Nuaorbcitula
zines n@rit Of Gcrtioruri" bcihaiti9t,
mcldcr Dem Sbcr- @unbC0Qcrid)t elm.
ocreidt merbcn TOLL, Inn clue Hepiiioil
Ocs Sales ieiner alientin Scitcn2 ocS
boditen 8eridtshoies O~urhWicten.
gdts sur Meite in's suslauo trlorat &,
eiaiue, sr. All, Ct. xani'S traRs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

cine @iafommcnS NorcIIc in ser
@uilOban in elmer goloencn ShotllIle
itbcrrclf)t. 9lui Dem @egc bon Der
Faoolngton 9obuitotion nod ser
@uilobol morcn 1000 Wann lrlp.
pen entIong Den StroBen, ourdJ mel.
dc iid) scr icierlidc3 BUG belpegtc, olti.
9eitcat.
Ser Stritc in Sen fron50'
iiihcn aric8@bGfcn.
Eoria, 70. Moo. - @cridtc aus
oun iilni qroBcr &ricoabGien cr9e.
ben. DOB 40 Nro5cnt Der BORT ongc.
itC0tcn neutrality-suspicious. ant
Strife limo. Scr Morincminiitcr bat
Gin lpcitcrca Girtulur crIolicr. mel
Dies ocn Stritcrn 6riit sur Hiidfcbr
bis 5lum GonmcrituQ rib glrbt, nj.
o~ri0cniula ihrc Nomcn bon ocn Vi
item gcitrihcn mer0en loucn. Gtele
MoBnubme miro cntlpCOer bic Sclpc.
glln9 crorildCn oocr cine ernIte &rtll@
ECrbCifilbren.
Sic Strobcn BON Brett iiro NIT
Grilppen belebt uno c& lit BORT 81 Ell.
nCm flCircn Gonilift 5lpiihcn Dem
WilitGr un0 Den StritCrn gctom'
men.
Nuirubr in Tlo0iOoitot
nod nj h cams untcr'
ii t.
petersburg, f.. Nooenlber. -
Die ncllciten @eriftc aus &luoinoItot
oclrtcn an, Dab Scr 0orti9c Nuirllbr
nod, nid)t un~terOrildt lit. Gic Sec.
Ieutc ioWbl. >uie oie settings Artiac'
riIten bctbeiligtcn iid an Dem InIs
rltbr. Ger Gommonoont perlor 0elt
aopf. bic Situotion cnt5og lid lcincr
Gontrolc, unb cncrgilhe Wnbregcln
lpllr6cn crit Qetroflen nod)0en elll
Qrobcr IbeiI Der Stn0t 5crltort NOR.
Sic @COoltcrlrg llld)t nnd INNER
S6ltb uuf Shiiicn I'M Nuic1.
Gitem bier acknowledgements
3tiolgc mltr0cn nm eritcn Gage oc3
9u8brlldS 300 alririibrCr, grobtcr-
tbcil3 SccIcittc mo Irtilcriltcll &c
t06tct.
Nod) ipGteren 9crid)ten lit bic Hubc
t~bcihpciic lpicber bcr0cltcllt lporoclL
nodocm ser Commandment cingclpils
Gi0t 6ottc. sic Hcicroiitcn un6 nnocrc
W}onnidoitcn, oercn 0ic1ittcrminc
erIoIhcn nnrcn, nod NulIlc 81 Idri-
dCu. Gtipo 1000 &oiodcn Iin0 ans
@rooctoif oitQcfommcn mo putrouit-
lirCn sic StroBCn. Sic aouileutc
trciicn WiobrcQcln 5ltr &crtbciOiguu0
hires G%iQCntbrm$. Gtluo 1000 SoGs
botcn Iirb bcrCit2 nod Dem cllrop0is
Idcn NuBGono obqcqonNcn. Cos
TlottCn Gltb @Cb01t6c, n0S MtQbs
hClr@ unnoIiltm unh onS gauge Ghi'
ncicn &icrtcl non &lo0iuoitof lUurocn
cinQc0ihcrt. Yer d)tnciiid)c aoniul
mo icirc Tonilic b%ciinocn iih an
@or0 hc8 n6mIidcn Gompfcr2 nit
Dem omcrifoniidcu SoniuI @rccucr.
2Iuc Nmcrifoncr enttomcn obnc S6os
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
TidltCniniCl Strcit.

6opuno, 70. 9toOcmber, Qic
omcrifnniihcn @emobncr Der 6ihtens
I<niel habcn bc,rtc &ertrctcr crudblt,
mcIhc lid nod @oibington bcgcbcn
iouclt, nm 81 Ocrbinocrn, Dab ser
&crtrog, meId)cr oic SoupcrGnitdt
iibcr oic &n'el Scr HcpltbIit Gllba 81.
gcitcbt, ourh ocn @uuoc9iclot ratili,
;irt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
Ilafcrt luicocr anf.
GrncrcrilnQ bc3 outi=mcrifoniid,el,
NoUcutta I'M Struit@ Excitement.

'''N - '''' ~
9~o0cutta int Straits Settlement.
" bin0tom, Z. &, 10. Nop.
- Gem Stunt2 Gcportcmcnt ans
Singoporc, Struita settlement, 5ltgc.
fomncncn Acknowledgement 5uiolge
lit sic untizomcrifuniid)c 9opcott-@c
mcQllllg, pcld)C man ul0cn1cin OILS
iibcritan0cn unQelcben bate. in ein
oicl crnitcrca Sto0ium Qctrctcn, Ser
@cmubr3monn 0c3 StnutS= Gcpartes
mcnt9 bc1iirhtct, Dob Dies crit Der @c.
gum an0ermcltlgcr crnltcr Storlln
gen lein miro.
0oS Stoota- Gcpurtemcnt licbt Iid)
blerbct elmer lcbr ld)mteri1en Sitllo.
ton gegcnitbcr, oenn Die betreiienoc
Sopcottz @cpegung lpielt nid)t i'm eli.
oentllden China, %lonoern IN cincr bri
tilfcn G%cpcnocn5, melhc tVm &c.
lonbtcn NodbiH nid)t 10 leiht sur &c
dlcn'doft Qc5oQen mcr0en fam ol3
Ole dincliihe Hcoierung. Is miro
nihtS luciter iibrig bleibcn, ol@ bic
hinclilt)c Hegicruna 81 erilrhen.
ibren moroliihen GinilllB bel sen
u%ltBerbolb Gbinn'& lebenoen dineii-
id)en llntertboncn 9cItenb 5t mnher,
iid) bon peiteren Gn9riffen gcgcn oen
omerifoniifen SutoeI fern ST. bal.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

mara.
@rutolcr 0iii5icr BON Sc
mCroOcn 0cbopcottct.
TctcraburQ, f., Nopcnnbcr,
GntriiItct itbcr ou8 &or0cbcn Oc9
YiclrtCnont3 NroIoil pon Der @uroc-
&apoucric, Der iijuQlt Den Erolciior
Carrie BON ocm ||Olptcdnilhcn &niti
int nit ocm SGbcl nicorrbicb, hat cine
Nn5ubI Cifiiicrc 0c2 Scores bci6Iol-
len Nroloii m1o ollie un0cren Oiiijiere
Der Wor0c &opaQcriitcn 81 bopcottcn.
Tolls Der @c1nnlltc ole gcQcn i'm er.
bobenc Nnlhll0tgunG nidlt 5lrild-
lucilt p0cr ni6t imlcrbalb zines Wto.
mats lcl1cn Nbld)ic0 nimnt. ,<n einCnt
oficncn S6rclbcn 0nS tie an cine bic
li9c 3cltun9 Qcrihtct bobcrl, crilrfcn
ne lbre &omeraocn, lid) ibncn ull5lt-
ihlieBcn. Ser @oncott iou oorin be
ltebcr, Dob lie ben Oiii5icren Scr
@or0c Goonllcric Ocn @rllB ocrrUci
germ u10 lie bon alien militUriihcn
Seitlihfcitcu m1O NcriommlulgS.
pl0Bcn ullSlhlicBcu,
SIN " intCrpuIuit it's
| Oh gCbCuCr.
Petersburg -. 9topcmbcr. -
&oiicr 9titoIM1a mo DER ruiiiide 500
lucrocn olth oicicn gSiutcr uiht nod
petersburg fonuuCn. Dor <r5Cm
lpurOc 3mor 1emelOct, Ger &oiier
pcroc 0cmnGfit nod Dem @interpo
Ioit 5urildtebrcm IN oeiien eiltcm
SbciG 8roi Mlttc icin A~mt5biircol
cingcrlhtct bat, 6od bat lett. uic
idon tltr5 9cn1cI0ct, Der G5or be.
ihlollcnL lid) pom Ectcrboi nod 0cn
Shloiie G}or2fojc= ScIo 81 begcben.
100 cr lett ioit }ruci ,Subrelt nit Nlr2-
uobmC Der mcni0cu Mionate 0eS Sont-
mcrouicntbuIt2 in Ecterbot gclcbt
=, 10y w.
bctrctc, Sc,r E,t,hln T"3 n,;r> IVY, w."
cin m,oGigGhcr nnnc,nbc,, r;ht
o0o;, ,nc,n,, n,,. r,nrnI;,hon og;.
r,,nn ,rncr, o,h a,,s no,' W.,,nS,
mail ~. Sam, ,nn %nio;rtG;yo, ,nm,o
ben blclbt un0 bon Dem @rafCn Wittc,
ho. i,t+ +3,GA b,iroho 5s,nr4 T,a
cror,or ~, aon, o,;i,r kabo,, ,snta
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hoa oa;,,+or.
,crStcrN Iom. N,,. ;,:,,, ~,
midi, ,n,h ;.,a ni",>n anG,sn.
beutc Ectcrbof mo bcoobeu lih 1rod
G,arSfoic ScIp.
.SIopo" bate NnuIt.
Vrtrraburo IA Wonc,rbcr
es ,tcbt ictt ,c5t hor h,. h;c,i,c g,
hiforc NIott H,nfnic cl,nn a ,,oI
hca ,tcta hoorocn cin,rot 5,,, 1rv,
NON mr. 1IntcrSri;f,nnn n,,, @nhs;tS
runocn ncr,rcn>ct mTrncn m,n ,noI
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

Sem ousgebriid t. - nWle
mar Dir oenl1, ols Der SduBItolllt
Gid orreiirte2" - sd fiiblte MID.
mie Scr Subilar bel Scr 6eltreoc. =
r@os? ga ia, iihtlid) er9rlffen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16
Ynfidnb fir @aDnur nno @rccne.

Sapunnub. Ga. IS. Nop. -
Die &~crbunollna i'm Ero5eB geacr
Benjamin 9. 8reene uno Sobn =.
@opnor lpcgen 9eifhpinOelun9 Der
Hegiernng bel Ser Ai1siiibritng bon
Snien. unb Slubboliten, melhe Go,
pit0n 3. 20. Garter S1t bcouiiid)tiger
bate, miro nidt Dor Dem [. Sonliar
fiinltlgcn Snbrcs beginner. Gie Yn-
gctIo9tcn bciinoen iid) nod in Soft.
nno eS meroen feline Anitrenglngen
genloht, ibre 6%reilniiung gegcn
Silrg'toIt oiird5uicscn. Is perlali.
tet, Garter mcrbc nidt oIsgelaitungs-
5eltgc porgelo0cn meroel, mo man
glanbt audi niht, DOB Die &ertbeioi.
gllng lid oui i'm fifteen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

&rttif. - .@ic ipor oenn oos
tclie Sraueripicl?" - .8roBortie;
ollt Der Viibie boben lie lid in III.
rem Slllte acm1lSt uno I'M 3ll-
ldoiierroum Dor 2od)cnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-16

2ouoon. Is. Hopember.
@onio @corg BON @ricdenlano, Der
sur Belt i'll Gnglono bel 'etltem
Shpngcr, Dem aonie Gbmaro, olf
9eiud) lpeilt. mllroe beilte BON oenl
2oro. Mopor pou 2pnbon fcieriih inn
Nnmcn Scr Stoot begriibt mo ibm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
LIKED GAME TOO WELL.

A desire to see the game between the Giants and the Chicago club at the Polo grounds. New York. yesterday afternoon led George Sneven. . boat builder of shelton. this state. to take his fife in his hands. when he et- tempted to jump from a New York- New Haven q Hartford rxilroad train at the I2sth street station. but he saw the game
 sneren was in Boston yesterday morning when be decided fo go fo New York and see the game. He had just time enough to catch the express arriving fhere sf about o'ci0-k- As the train D>ared the 18th street sta sson. sneven leaned that it did not stop there If vas bowling along at about fhsrty mfles an hour. but enev- en decided that he o1ld not mise the game
 Just before the train passed the station ene~en eof down cn the lo~- er step. bolding on 10 the milling with hEs fwo hnods- As his feef to1ched the pIatforn he ceoriD1ed fhst the fr.in was erfng tpe fssf fer cne ef his we1Ght-zB psunds-ts aIiGhf- sc hp M oa He wse u1ahoe to eef has fouf nn<k ea the CT ap rne nonrmnn hnDv - eou11 nst beol = nnIn nnuRs e hs 1oDno1 0l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
RosEsEN WON DRIVING.

rAe Clarensas BsnAseaD at Belmont Park YsrnisheA Exciting Feature.
 NEW YORK, May 1e.-The Clare mont handicap, six and . half fur Ione,, the feature of the card at Bel mont park. was won In a driving finish by Roseben. Roseben and Jacquin. the latter an added starter. were favorites. The forner took the lead in the stretch and won by one length Only two fa- vorites won.
 Red KniTht in the last race. backed from { to II to 6. won easily from the favorite. Ostrich. Summarize:
 Firrt Racey-Pasadena. fst, yola- day. second: Tsnya. third.
 Second Race-Cisrke Grinth. 6rst; yeroncse. second: Just. third
 Third Rsce.-Chimney sveep. frst: Carrie Jones. second. 0rfee. third
 Fourth Race.-Roseben. int; Race King. seccnd. Oxford. shird
 Fifth Race.-waferbok. erst: T1ns- mute. second: Timber. third
 Sixth Rsce,-Red Kniehf. frst, O. trich, seconi: Nine sros. third Sporting News Continued on Pare 6Il
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
WRESTLING. THE MATCH
 IS MADE
Nelly and 0'Connell Are Finally and Conclusively natched-Tim Hurst Will Referee Big Match.

After years of wran9Iing between
 themselves and their packers, John E.
 Kelly of this city and Ed O'Connell
 of New Haven. have been matched to meet in this city. The match was to have been pulled on in private unless some promoters desired to pull it on in public. As there were many who would like to see the match, several of the lovers of wrestling at once in- timated their desire to take hold of 1t and City hsll has been hired and the men will meet there Thursday night. In order to be certain however that the men would not do any fooling. but would wrestle for every bit of wrestling muscle that was in them. a big side bet was asked by the pro moters. This side bet has been made and was doubled today. Ii was first intended that each would put up s10O but the packers of each made 1t S200. and the 500 Is now in the hands of Mat Smith, the referee. The latter has been given extraordinary powers in regard to the match. He will be the sole judge of whether the men are putting up the game they are capable of doing or not He is an old wrestler himself and square as q die. should the referee believe that the men are not wrestling up to the limit. he will at once forfeit the $4OC
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
THE DIAMOND.
THE THIRD
 DEFEAT
Sprineaela [ Runs Up Against
 . Snae = New Haven Almost Had lt-bridte.
 port Slowly Dropping.

Norwich. Conn. May 16.-Goldie Bowler was unable to withstand the terrific onslaught aimed at him by Norwich stickers in the game at Sachem park yesterday. and as result Canavan's Rosebuds defeated Dan O'Neil's Ponies in struggle lasting II Innings by a score of to g.
 Frank Fitzpatrick was injured In the game and he may be laid. on for some time. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
CLOSE. SO VERY CLOSE.

Holypke, May 18.-So close was the cup of victory to the New Haven Hopefuls' lips yesterday, that Rogers was about to blow the foam off. when Hoffman interposed hand and Hum mel and Hartley dashed the goblet % the ground, this trio being responsible for the two runs which gave the game to the Psper Weights, 5 to I. The score:
 R.H.E. Holyoke 100O1 02-5 II 6 New Haven 0 o 0 % 1 3 0 O- 6 3 Batteries-Hodge and. Rementer; Corecran and Jope. Attendance AS1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
wHALERs DowNED AGAIN.

New London, May 16.-Errors in the fourth and fifth innings by New Lon don, with hits by Meriden in the same periods, lost the local team the game yesterday afternoon at Armstrong park. with the score 6 to 5. The score:
 RH.E. aieriden. O o 0 3 200 0-6 10 2 New Lond. OOO1 o 2 % 2-5 Il 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashville-Memphis 8. Nashville 5.
 At little Rock-Little Rock 2, Bir- mtngham 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
Norwich

46 10 IT s31 19 5 sRobarge and Altizer out for not touching first
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE.

Ae Peekskill-Hudson :. Peekskill 1. At Paterson-Paterson 3. Pough- keepsie l.
 At Kingston [, Newburgh 3. At Yonkers 4, Saugerties 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
IT'S so FEY

surprised st of ths wearing at the present time We are prepared stylish suits for and you msn prices of people who have been used ts how you happen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-Kansas City Q; Mil waukee 2.
 At Minneapolis-Minneapolis 10, St Paul 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16

Psoh<vsoo o1 puos osUuo4aL CT. LOCIA May l&-Phkerssa VI e sssro soeA 0s buf eGwlnG e un 6nk Uuh n 0o 01Do Dm E& bme 0 DUp c l4nA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha-Denver 8, Omaha3. At St Joseph-Colorado Springs 2; St Joseph Il
 At Sioux City-Des Moines s. Sioux City 4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16

NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. At Utica-Utica 2, Binghamton 3. At Johnstown-A., J. & C. II, Syra- cuse 2.
 At Troy-Troy l, Scranron o. At Albany-Albany 0, Wilkesbarre
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-16
Springfield.
4s g IS .a2 II
sTwo out when winning run scored. Norwich =. 04o20 1 O 1 2-10 sprfnxdeId II 001 Q 1 o 0 ( r. Q

sTwo out when winning run scored. Norwich 04o2o 1o1 2-10 Springfield .10010 01oo4 r. 9
 Two base hits. Kelley. Crolius 2. Lord 2. scudder. Perkins 2 Tsnsey. Fitzpatrick. AItiaer. Dillon Crook. Ro- barEe 2. Bowler: bases on beIIs. o6 Me Lean 1. oa Bowler :: struck out. by ycLesn 1. by Bowler ;. double play. Hannifn 10 Tighe. stolen bases. Kel- Iey. Lord. Tighe. Murphy. Flanagan 2: wild pitch Mclean. sacrifice hits. kei- 1ey. Perkins. Bonfhron. Tansey- FIfx- patrirk. umpire. Kennedy, time, 2h z5m. attendance. 45o-
 BRIDGEPORT SLOWLY SINKING.
 Hartford. May 1s.-Brsdgepp<f and Hartford had an old fashioned slueuns Rne yesterday. and both sides vere kept buy chasing the ball bat the Ceaatsrs finally had The besf of it asd wn euf on erroS by tie OfatDrA with yGvmqn h1tf1nG two - aDd thna see- une aiDthsr ih = . vfid pftcA- 1x . - vun19 Ghst tbe senrs wno [ e ( ns orogp. RH-E nsreGuvs -ieele11eIll ll Dr11DDuut- 1 o3ooe1 oo@ n {
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mans hand and let him fall to the platform.
 sneven went sprawling and finally. when he stopped. the railroad employ ees carried him into the station There Sneven surprised them all by getting on his feet \ call for an ambulance had been sent to the Harlem hospital. and Dr Dimmick. who responded. said the man had escaped with a csupIe of contusions and a lsceration of the left arm
 How hong will if take to do it up temporarilyT asked sneven of the physician. T must see that game of ball
 Dr pimmIck told sneven that if wouldn't take long. but inst he had better go to the hospital and have the work done properly. as otherwise ss~ious complications miEht ct in.
 -wM fs take very long thenr in- quired sneven-
 -No. not .o very long sah the eur eeon-
 -AIr nehs. then I'll 20 sah ener. en. as he jumped into the ambulanrs and was driven so the hospital I'll be able to .ee the tail end of the esns anyway-
 TrCKEY REINsTATED.
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side bet and will return every cent taken in at the door.
 Kelly is now training in New York. having jumped down there when he signed the articles. O'Connell is do- ing work in New Haven with one of the best wrestIers fin the country. The men will weigh in at 13s pounds at the ringside and the match must go to a finish. Both these wrestlers have been burling challenges at each other for years and they were finally brought together and proposition made which neither one could escape. The match will be for the champion. ship of New England and $500
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TE yICTORs VICTORIOUS.

The yictors defeated the Mill Streets Saturday by the score of 16 to 1o. The lineup was as follows: W. stanton, c; M. Holland. p: E. Mccarthy. ID: ]. OBrien, 2b: l.. Coeier. 3b: A. Brothers, ss: H. Maher. cf: C. Teller. If: E. Yer polot. If. The yictors will play any team in the city under IA years of age. Manager. E. yerpolot; captain, E. Me Carthy.
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Is TIT A KUsE?


 George Hackenschmidt. the cham. pion wrestler of the world. who is laid up with typhoid fever. arrived in New York at 2.55 yesterday from St. Louis. where he is supposed to have contracted his present alleged touch of typhoid.
 He was accompanied by physi' elan and was driven immediately to the Hotel Astor. where late last night his condition was promising.
 C B. Cochran. the Russian Hons manager. said that he would gel another doctor as soon as possible, as he thinks his condition Is critical.
 Hackenschmidt made a great i'm pression in the Cardinal City Satur day night. where he threw an Ameri can thrice and terrible Turk oncs In less than half hour.
 Along Broadway last night Ii wal said that there is nothing the matter with Hack. but that this supposed illness is only a ruse to stave on th' challenge from Frank Gotch.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. At Lowell-Manchester 4. Lowell 0. Oother games postponed, wet
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HANOVER. \. H., May 16.-Dart- mouth shut out the University of syra- cuse by good pitching and errcrless 6eIdins The visitors infield played good ball. but wstkey was batted hard. Score. ii 10 0.
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To Be Well Dressed

you Easfer suit We are well prepared meet the rush for clothing and will nt you out clothes neighbor will never know bow paying detective agency and do not enquiries from friends or well vshs You get fitted home with and pay us
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$1 a Week,
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Now Men, Listen !!

u faithfully, intelligendy and honestly. We are on system which justi6es every self respecting keep the good will of the customers we have made
 ones. This we are doing every day by freeing the peoplethat are not given to thinking imagine thata $ trashy goods Nothing IS further from the truth
 of goods as IS carried in any leading cash store, the easy to people of moderate means, while so called Ill payment in cash. Our system bears the search
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-29
Church Notices.

Norwegian and Danish NJ e. Rev
c. Aug. Peterson, pastor. will preach at
10 a. m. AMI 7:45 p, m. Young peoples
meeting at p. m.
First Congregational Preaching at
II a. m. and 1880 p, m, by the pastor,
Luther D. Malone. Morning subject,
After the Resurrection" evening steps
christward." Sunday school at 1890.
Babtist, preaching on the following
subjects Helping our own Church"
and THE Apostasy of the Many" The
evening service win close with baptism
and everybody is Invited.
Presbyterian; Rev. W. s. Holt d.
D., win preach morning and evening.
A cordial invitation extended to all
Sunday school at 1915.
First Lutheran church will celebrate
its so-called founders day" Sunday.
Both services will bear upon that sub
iect, All who are interested in the
founding OF the church and in the men
who were the pioneers and founders