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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
HAYWARD EIGHT LOSES NO TIME
Crimson Oarsmen in Their Shell Five
 Minutes After Arrival.

Crimson oarsmen in Their Shell Five
 Minutes After Arrival.
 New London, June 14.-Harvard's varsity eight and four arrived at Red Top on the launch from New London st 6 o'clock Monday evening. Coach James Wray, who accompanied the oarsmen from Cambridge, ordered all hands into their rowing clothes and scarcely five minutes had elapsed from the time of the crews arrival until the shells were put overheard. The eight was sent down stream for two miles. while the four padded up past Broad view. where Yale's two eights were taking their regular evening practice.
 The Cambridge quartet. after watch inx the maneuvers of the New Haven ers for a quarter of an hour. returned to Red Top. As they pulled away all the Yale oarsmen ceased practice and intently scrutinized the watermanship of their rivals. Harvard's varsity eight pulls a long sweeping oar. with rather quick recovery and feather high enough to escape the swell on the Thames- The crew Is athletic in ap- pearance. but not as rugged looking as Yale's. and there is not the power ap- parentiy in the catch that is SO no- ticeable in the Elm city boat. The Cambridge men are all in good health and spirits
 Harvard-s freshmen crew Is expect ed this afternoon With the Harvard 'vsnify crews are Dr T. l. Msnahan- who will look after the physical con disSon of the loarsmen. and Jimmie Fai- Ion. the professional rubber. who has been in attendance upon the crews here for several yezrx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
A r.s.I sA., n. sevtn. R,.t.

CHICAGO. June l4.-In a riot at waveland avenue and Jshssen street Frank Hartman was shot in the stom- ach and fatally wounded by Policeman Bunk Jones. a negro. Jones was guard ing wagon of the Chatneid Lumber company. and at the corner where the tragedy occurred the progress of the wagon was impeded by crowd of strike sympathizers. Singing out Hart man as the leader of the mob. Jones jumped from the wagon end attempted 10 arrest him Hartman resisted and was apparently getting the better of Jones when the policeman drew . re volver and fired
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
FIRST INNING VICTORY.

Meriden. June 14.-An inexcusable error in the first inning with two out gave Meriden life and enough runs to win. Burke hit for two bases and Lenox singled. scoring two runs. Rog- CTS pitched an elegant game for Meri- den. giving New London only five sim gles and striking out ten men. The score:
 RHE. Meriden .... 100000 0O'-2I 1 New London % 1 OOO0 O-1 Batteries-Rogers- and Thackera; Long and Armbruster: umpire. Hayes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
NORWICH PLAYED WELL.

Springfield. June 14.-Norwich looked more like contender for first place honors yesterday than a fugitive from the disasters of the last position. No team that has struck it's colors on Hampden park this year did so with any greater show of, resistance than the despised Rosebuds. The score:
 R.H.E. sringfeId 10000 2OO'-2 1 Norwich ... Q 900 o 0-1 , 0 Batteries-Bowler and O'ConDor; Patch and Latimer: umpire, Kennedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Body Riaaied wssh B.eIsA.,.

TAMPA. Fla. June i4.-Riddled with six loads of bucksho.. the dead body of Oscar Brannsn. a prominent citizen of Plant City. was found on the road three miles from that town Investi- estion showed thst as least three men hsd waited h ambush along the road Sheriff Jackson sent deputies with bloodhounds to the scene. and posses of excited citizens are securing the coun- ty for the murderers. No eIew has beer found
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
COIN LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE At Providenee-Providence 6. Ro- chester 2.
 At Baltimore-Baltimore 5. Montrc- al4.
 At Jersey City-Bunalo 3. Jepey City G..
 At Newark-Toronto 2. Newark 1.
 NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. At Fan River-Lynn 6. Rali River. At New Bedford-New Bedford [. Haverhiil l.
 Al Manchester-concord 5. Manches- ter 1.
 Al LoweIl-Lowell 5. Nashua [.
 HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE. At Poushkeepsie-Pouzhkeepsie 2 Paferson 1.
 Other ssnes postponed on account of min
 NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. At Binghanfon 9. Albany 3. At ecranfon-A-. ,. ( c. [. Scranton At wlIkesbsnewnkesbare A Ct;ca q
 ocsksr -ssnes postponed. ret grounds.
 SOUTHERN LEA0CE. Al Atiantn-Aflsnfa !. New Orleans Al BirmingAam-Lftie Rsek s. Blr- DinGhaD O
 Af NasAv111e-NssAvfls 10. geRve- port 1a At MemVhis-nain- ooc1unx nR AosocrArSox M AnmA-AnGnm os 0unm
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
ola Herse DersileA Train.

CARTHAGE. \. Y.. June 14.-An old horse that strayed on the New York Central tracks near Deer river was the cause of a bad train wreck that tied up the whole Black river division h. stead of being thrown to one side the horse was rolled under the engine. lift ing 1t from the rails and throwing it into a deep ditch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
BRITT sHUNs COLOR.

San Francisco. June l4.-Morrle Levy is out with an offer of $500 to any person who can charm J. Edward Britt into a match with Rufus Turner. col ored. Levy has the July permit. and has about determined to put on hid Sullivan, the willing Washington lad. with the native son. who refuses to place himself in line for trouble with anything dark. Levy's offer Is backed up by a certified check. placed In the hands of n well-kn0wn sporting man who has orders to hand the money to the person who first brings him q set H articles for a fight between tue 'eon, and the coon. with the signature of J. Edward attached.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Auto Too speedy For ou,l.w..

BLISS. Okla. June 14.-An attempt was made between midnight and day light by desperadoes to hold up the treasure party carrying the s4o.ooo of receipts taken from the buffalo hun; show on the 101 ranch. It would have succeeded if the automobile in which the treasure was carried had not out run the horses of the bandits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
HEREs A CHALLENGE.

The Lawier team of River street would like to arrange game with any team whose age is under 14- The young O'Riley team preferred The line up of the Lawier team is q. Mia loney C: Bounce. p: Micky Lawior. lb: Ed Delany. 2b: F. Delany. 3e: Frank Logan. ss. Johnny suilivsr. If: c. Espine. cf: Francis Colony. f. Anyone wishing a game call on c. Msloney of 3S3 River street or c. Bounce of 31 River street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
ADVICE TO YOUNG PLAYERS.

If you want your games published in the Democrat see that the scores come in before 2 o'clock every morn ing. Write only on one side Of the paper. because if you write on both sides into the basket goes your copy. Do not spell out the positions of your players. but if he is catcher. make it John Smith. C: or John Jones. 1b or 2b or 30 or ss or If or cf or If. Leave out all abuse of other teams and tell just how the game went without any fourishes. Above all. write distinctly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
A, Ersr. sesssss.

ALBANY. \. T. June 1&--r regret exceedingly the necessity for conven- ing the legislature in extra session in the summer. but I cannot relieve the situstion by resignlng ss justice Of the supreme court I know I have done nothing ttst will justify or vsrranf my rsnorsl- Tkis vas she statement of Judes Hooker last night
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Mrs. ss.u, wo. Cola Medal.

SHORT HILLS. \. J.. June 14-In the qualifying round of the woman's annual championship tournament of the Metropolitan Golf association. which was begun over the links of the Bal tusrol Golf club. Mrs. Charles P. Stout of the Richmond County club. Staten Island. carried on the gold medal for the lowest score as well as the prizes for approaching. putting and driving.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
un,ire Mobb.a wrI K..,<n,

BINGHAsfTON. \. Y. June IA Daniel Mccormick, the State league umpire who was mobbed on the ball grounds in this city, has left town and announced that he will send his resignation as umpire to President Farrell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
New York re..i. Player wo..

HARTFORD. Conn. June l4-The New England tennis tournanen, open. cd here on the courts of the Hartford club with favorable weather condI- tons. The large gallery which watch cd the play evinced most interest h the match between E T. Gross of Providence snd ". C. Grant Of New York. which was won by the latter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Police capts,n . crafter.

PITTSBURG. June A.-Police Cap tain James Wilson of Allegeny has been found guilty of accepting bribes from illegal resorts. but the jury rec commended mercy. Later he rendered his resignation. and 1t was accepted at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
R.H.E.
FOR THE FIRST TIME.

Bridgeport. June 14.-Bridgeport and Hartford met for the first time this season at Newfield park yesterday af- ternoon. Bridgeport won the game by the score of 2 to 1. The score:
 R.H.E. Bridgeport OO0001 70 G 3 Hartford =. 10000 O0O0 0-1 2 Batteries-Nichols and Beaumont: Parkins and Doran; umpire. Hickman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
ys~key KiII~s .s ss. Lsvss.

gT. LOUIS June i4-Jockey Hector. en weiicsly. was kIlie: and yockey
 Morris. a Dr. Clark vas sG,ozsly is- tured la . nixup during the steeple- chass at fhe Ansrscan Sochey cisb rsck here- he horses fea near tbs half ns1e poie- ard wien asu1ggnDcs reae1ed she f~e bsys He1w wns 6ssA
 Can1lne. af so1s sl sD s. VI sDs fuu0 nc4 . han1lmp e c nnB an1 c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
BASE BALL NOTES

HaD G.eascn of the Browrs is his br6fh6-fhe Kit-eIi over. Every nore. gesture and affifude sueeests Brother Bill
 The CIeveianis lave ben sn rke lead h the Anerfcan Ieague Glnce May g The New Ton yasi6uaB have bee1 frsf xnce Apx1 9.
 Seven seens sc be . fscky nsnber for the Ph1I2de:phia ystfsuaia Th<y made ogvxu rv.s 'n fhfee ct of their SoR vlreuksgo in q LeuA
 n rn1owU vuo 0no o1un1 nQ
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
E.ssn.>r sA.s H,.sels.

SOUTH MANCHESTER. Conn. June 14-Frei Keach. formerly of Springfield. Mass. and for sixteen years an engineer on the Boston and Maine railroad. committed suicide by shootins. the bullet entering bis brain Temporary insanity is the cause as- signed Keach vas forfy-swo years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Rsei.s ops.s ss Sewb.rs.

NEwBURG. \. T.. June 1.-The Hudson and Mohawk valley circuit was opened with good racing here. The weather was fine. and the track wss in good shape In the first race Country Chimes. the ssvorite. tired sftx taking two heats and finally got the flag
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
cv.vsorS,s Defense All r,.

wAaHISGIoS. June 1.-The de- fez.e iE the trial of William G. Cfav- ford. charged with consp,ring vfsh Au- rust W. Machen and Georee '. Lorsas so defrsud the government under . ccnrracf to furnish ietter carrfGf ssscbels to the possoace department. has russsd ifs cssA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
L.<nw.eA Le1 e.rs rseua.

LOWELL. Nsss.. June IA A e. Lockvood. an amateur member of the Ailsson Golf club. led the eeid of twen- u-th-ee plaFe-s as the end of the s,s half os the Nsssachusetrs Golf sssoe.s- tiou's erst opn champ,o1ship scurns- neus ss the vesp@ Cou1ry club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
nsAAIe,.. Y.rrrA n..Aa.

NEW YORK. June 14-hro1sh the d,scove-y of q great pile of bond certtH- casss hidden ir wIIio1eaby xiddietm's csserted apartment in White Plains she nrss inrinafion vas g.~en shat she nirsins real estate eperstor had var5sd kis lad sitie schenB by lnnncAino huDdreds o< ohoosands ef deiIaur vsr0 sf spurious bo1ds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
coxxoR vs DUNCAN.

The P. W. CouDor association snd the W. J. Duncan organization will meet again ro tes, the prowese of each other fn . base ball contest The game will be played Saturday some time and may be ended before sunday some time Police patrol and ambzisnce drivers plesse tske notice-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
yssng nssssaa Aeesssa.

NEW YORK. June l4s-Danisi WIdA, nevsky. seventeen yeau old. . vlD- linist. said to have been bsuuGht sD this country q few weeks aep ffuD Russia by Nr. Damrosch and vho C said to be of considerable faDe in e Petersburg and Moecow. hss bs0 ar ranged in court chareed win shs ca of 5eveis from Nrs. Lsuis IArs1n.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
WATERBURY IN THIRD PLACE.

he members of the Nnttafuck Gun md Rod club entertained the shooters ef the state yesterday at the icca. rSnre in the third meeting cf the etais e3ubs. The result of yesterdays shoos he folIowe: Waterbury. s6: New Ha- vea. 6z: Rockville. s1: New Britain anI WNlimanfic. 7s each: Hartford. a: DFsnerpoxr. 70. Norwich. os: Brsstoi. e ne ecores of the men comprising IL Ioesl tram were NcEiiieotf. Iq. DEnher. IF. Hart. 15: VI. Hall I2. WU. 1s.
 nc sfandfn0 of the teans after yunrr6ay's confeet were e foii0vs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
..SChLITZS-. Famous Milwaukee Beer, Bottled for home trade, 60c per Dozen st Sehlitz's Cs)e. 13O South Main St. Telephone 1928.
 G. F. TAYLOR. Prop.
WALKED IN HIS sLesp.
New York Grain Broker Ilnel V rvE Fall Frsn Window.

New York Grain Broker KineA by
 roE FaIl FpoD Window.
 NEW YORK. June 1A-While van dering about his room on the fouFth floor of 113 West Seventy sixth stfoef in his sleep Carl A. Claussen, . wull to do grain broker, fell from . window C the ground and was instantly k1jIed During the fall Mir. Clauseen's be1y struck the rail which protects ths aroa- way, clipped o6 . large piees e . stone post and landed on the boe1om steps of the areaway. where 1t was found.
 Relatives and friends of Nr. Claae- sen scout the Idea that be ny havo committed suicide There VI - aD- parent reason for him to want c m himself Ills affairs were In eoe1 ean- 6tion. his health was eood and hfo domestic relations could not have bosn better.
 On more than one occnaioo Gwln9 the past few years Mir. Clausssa ha1 wandered about in his sleep.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
GARDNER AND o'KEEFE DRAW.

Salt Lake City, June H-Jimmy Gardner and Jack O'Keefe fought twenty rounds to draw Monday night. Ii was a clever exhibition of sparring, in which Gardner did more of the lead. ing than O'Keefe. Both men finished strong. Neither went to the ground during the twenty rounds. and In recog' hilton of O'Keefe's fast work In the last round Referee Willard declared that he was entitled to a draw. The spectators were well satisfied with the decision and applorded Justify.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
s>..s.- u.s~Aeu u..s ss,.H @vsr

s~eassv Hftebeu Host Deon1 189nB
 PORTLAND. Ore. yune 1A-yu1O Ise Haven of she fsd9si cout ssuB- ruled the denurre- of rsffsd Gun Senator John H. xitcbeil to fhe in1fco nenf chsrsins him with ustng hb pub- Iic o<bce for private gaiz- ne co1Es ses nsxf Tuesday ss fbe dsss 69 = senator's trial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAn1rr

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
 At Chicago New York .......oo 0 oooo oil Chicago -.......0 c c c c c O. 0 Hits-New York. 5; Chicago. O. Errors E.Nsw York. !; Chicago. z Batteries Kling.
 At St. Louis Brooklyn ........0 0 0ool As Hits-Brooklyn. F: St. Louis, [ Errors Brooklyn. 2: St. Louis. q Batteries- Mitchell and Ritter; Egan and Warner. At Pfttsburg- Boston ...........0 0 0 0 Q 0 O. o PittsburE ......... Q 0 0 0 s-s Hits-Boston. z; Pittsburg, '. Errors Boston. g. Pittsburg L Batteries-WilIis and Needham; Phillippi asd Peitz. At Cincinnati Philadelphia .....0 0 0 o 900 OEl Cincinnati ......2 c 2 Q I % Q s-S Hits-Philadelphia. 8: Cincinnati, g. Er- rors-Phfladelphia, l: Cincinnati, | Bat Schlef
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
ae~s p~s~, p~H-

MrDpLErowx. Csan-. y0s IA nsx- JeAn T0vneon1- a011 sovUa9- 0EUA fw svUU yUsrs roeoR c oH1De oW1A. b 1sa1 bue Hs - . Qo1o- o1D sf Cntsa esGlsW nn1 c 0s nEus enD b DuAu1y D1v1nnv ollou1 oonu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Drisesil Says ns.sy wss u,,e,

Drisesli Says Money Wss uooA.
 CHICAGO. June 14.-John C DE1o coll. former secretary of the aasociato6 teaming interests of Chieaop. a. nounces that he will % befoge ths grand jury and give testimeay ~. ported by documentary evideace to show that in two ysarr while hos0lno the once of secretary of the associaes1 teaming interests he settisd moso co 600 strikes by the use of moasy wifh labor of1cials. These striRes. NR. Driscoll asserts. affected almest svuey branch of industry in Chicago uD takes the position that be acted Dao ly in the capacity of an expest vno WAS in . position to bring sbsut oho result that the employer vAo wsgU involved in labor troubles soerhs-- namely. . psaceable adjustmest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
New Haven.

Home runs. Bannon. Hayward; two base hits, Ramon, Hayward; stolen bases. Hoffman: sacrifice hits. Tuckey, Hodge. Jope: ueft on bases. New Haven [. HOlyoke 6; bases on balls. of Tuckey 5. of Hodge 1; struck out. by Tuckey 2, by Hodge 1: time. 1:15; umpire. Cooley. attendance. 5O0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
THE PUGILIsTS.
UP WENT
 THE SPONGE
Bob Fitzsimmons Throws Up Fight With schreck and Talks Warmly Young corbett Wins.

Salt Lake City, June 14.-Mike Sch reck and Fitzsimmons will not meet here July 3 after all. Fitz has broken up training, bought railroad tickets to Naw York, and will start for home to- day.
 The fight promoters failed to put up the $2.OO0 forfeit money in the time all lowed them by Fitz and the old man remembering the $4O.000 purse which he did not get for his battle with Hall, called everything off..
 Fitz was furious over what he term ed his shabby treatment.
 T will fight Schreck in backroom with five-ounce gloves at any time ne wants to fight He and can go in the room together and the one that comes our can be the referee. I'll fight hin that way for S5,0O0. the one able to walk out of the room to take the money. will meet Schreck in the al. ley, or anywhere else for the money. I am not fighting for a repuation. l am after the money. I do not care who I fight. It's the money I want.
 ..I was given the snabbiest treat ment here I ever received in my life. Every one has treated me like a prince, except this club. They used me for advertising purposes. but did not get . cent"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

ssw Ysshss . sssesAs fs cAssn0s-
 CHICAGO. June H,-Aa:ulag - nstfve fsr the scs- 0eszn c. eqBar0 sf Nev Y0yh nhsf hfmee;f In fAo hond at rbs Anm1uE1un beerI hua uIs -. ouvuY . 1uoel4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
GO BETWEEN AT cRAvEseNo.
Favorite, at g to ;, Won BrookdaIe
 Handicap.


 NEW YORK, June 14.-Go Between, g to 5 favorite. easily won the Brook dale handicap. the feature of the card at Gravesend Go Between trailed his field for nearly seven eighths of mile, when Burns sent him after the leader, and in the stretch he was leading and won by six lengths. Dolly Spanker. the pace maker. was second, length and a half in front of Buttling.
 Deviltree, two-year-old Ally by Top gallant, out of the great mare Imp. finished second in the last race to Whimsical, the favorite. Deviltree ran . good race. Jockey Martin rode two wtnners. The races were again run over heavy track. Summaries:
 First Race.-King Pepper. first: Can non Ball, second; Old England. third. Second Race. = Broadcloth, first: Woodsaw. second; Sinister. third.
 Third Race. = Confederate, first; Beaufort. second; Lancastrian, third. Fourth Race.-Go Between, first: Dolly Spanker. second; Buttling, third. Fifth Race.-Bronze Wing. first: Is- mailian. second: Confessor. third.
 Sixth Race.-whimsical. first; Devil tree, second: Suficiency, third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
The Cuban T. Worlds cA.mpie..

CLEVELAND. O.. June i4.-Clarence Bouldin, the Cuban, won the worlds light heavyweight wrestling champion ship here last night by defeating James Pau of Buffalo. the Englishman. in two well contested pin falls at the Cleveland Grays' armory. The Cuban won the first fall in 3iiz minutes with hammer lock and the second in F minutes with scissors hold. The Gu ban lost two teeth. kicked out by Parr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Ks>s os>ss ssA sAs csssuanp -.

- - se< - -
 STOCKHOLM s~eten- y0e 1l- kfng Gear II. of Sweden h c 1uonw to fbe prsssdsuf q she SsrvsUlna oo1r- thing eerisFes shat hs 1i1 noe v1noun h1s prsrpuf1ve is veeptng e eun1unw
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
Uusvssssus ss -, =.

IOWA CTTY. Ia- JOs A-Vo RE9s1oesf Chnr5s VI Rh1KeunD - ofFsv1 h9e 0 1snvW = UmmmD Doe se1gsB c e sanoR UDvuunE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
AMERICAN LEAGvE.

At Boston
 Cleveland .......l 0 413o LII Boston ..........0 0 0 0 0l 0 O.
 Hits-cleveland. IS: Boston. 5 Errors Cleveland, 0; Boston. {. Batteries-Moore and Bemis; Dineen and Farrell
 At Philadelphia
 Detroit ........... c Q l 0 0 0 0l Philadelphia ..... Q 0 O 0 Q O. 0
 aits-Detroit. 1: Philadelphia, f Errors Detroit. 0: Philadelphia. 0. Batteries Donovan and Drill; Waddell and Schreck
 At Washington
 Chicago ........1 70 3ooI CT Washington .....0 c 0 c o 0 co
 Hits-Chicago. Il; Washington, ( Er- rors-Chicago. 0; Washington. | Bat teries-Owens and Sullivan: Patten, Town send and Kittredge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14
AxlERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Toledo Minneapolis 6, Toledo !. At Columbus Kansas City 10, Co lumbus Q. kf
 At IndianapoIis-St Paul 8, Indian apolis 6.
 At Louisville Milwaukee 3, Louis vile 2.
 WESTERN LEAGUE. At Des Moines-Omaha ', Des Moines B.
 At Colorado springs-Sioux City 10, Colorado Springs 5. At Denver-Denver 3, St Joseph 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-14

DoCIRuDU HD AooooEA1D0N
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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-05
ALPHA.

The Christmas exercises at the
hall was grand success. The
program was we'll rendered and
quite lengthy. The tree was very
pretty and loaded with valuable
and nice presents. Oysters, pie,
cake, coffee, ETC., was served after
the exercises. R. D. Hamaker act
ed as Santa Claus and amused the
children with very funny song.
Ed Allen and Ed Stanley Of
Emmett were transacting business
in this locality last week. They
went down to the logging camp at
the Ferry last Wednesday.
The dance at the hall the night
Of Dec. 26th was well attended and
all seemed to enjoy themselves
Round valley was well represented
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Humphreys
were visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. Lathrop, in Round valley
Dec. % and 29
O. w. Coughman received the
sad news on the 28th ult. that his
aged mother had died IN Nebraska
December 10th.
About 20 men and four 4-horse
teams passed through here Dec ~
enroute to Boise from Thunder
Mountain.
Rev. Long of Crawford was 40
ing some paper hanging Tor WI
Kerby last week.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-05
ROSEBERRY.

Died, Dec. 29th, the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Prettyman, af-
ter an illness of about two weeks.
Interment was made at the Lardo
cemetery. The parents have the
sympathy of their friends in the
loss of their little one.
The Xmas and New Year enter
tainment was success, and well
attended by a large number of
people. A program was rendered,
and all present seemed to enjoy
the evening.
Services were held in the M. E.
church by Rev. Il. E. Auxier New
Years day and were well attended.
Fred Beyers, Irl Shaw and Miss
Iva Shaw came over from Lardo
to attend the holiday entertainment
Earl Pottenger and wife have
returned from Paddy Flat, where
they have been feeding cattle.
Rev. Long will commence series
of meetings at the M. II. church
Wednesday, the 4th inst.
Frank Loomis has brought his
cattle from Little valley, where he
has been feeding.
Frank Jasper of Ontario, Oregon,
was here last week visiting relatives.
Born, son to Mr.. and Mrs
Sheriff.; date not known to writer.
Lee Roberts has gone east for an
extended visit with relatives.
Charles Suit returned from Van
wyck the 31st ult
Miss Flora Parks is on the sick
list this week.
Hay is plentiful in this vicinity
Weather is still fine.