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, he had damaged II. but his rlght was IN
good order and ho turned u loose In the
| nlnotcenth round, when no swung f1r
Whites stomach and jaw, Brltt PAID Q
tribute 70 White BY saying no IL tho
"Ilo stalled and blocked and kept ma
awny ~ n manner that VAS meyer done
before" said tho champion, Had he
como az mo and led ] could nave m.
ishod him sooner as hc would have Iof'
The iishl Ionighl wos BY Ions oddo
the olevorou exhibition that has been
given IN recent years IN San Flantifoo,
Brit demonstrated what his aun,li rts
IL no. q, snowy boxer, he in'a hard man
10 HIT Whom The men came NJ lol N
last round Britt jumped az hIa man and
kept right, on. top " him, was NV nnn
clihoh and hfeak then MI aud clhch
again, The Californian had cut loose
With hls right aud wOded In, swmel Il
both hands lie took whites punch
eagerly and landed harder ones IN return,
Tie fury " his attack was irreHlstlllc,
Whites ma9gnlIleen, guard wes beaten
TO the Jaw that ended tho hght and kept
he championship Of the word In Amer
lea,
ENdLlsiAlAN GAME TO LAST,
George Hart tho veteran timex cp.
tho ring, stated that II was the most
clever and scientific nght no had ever
seen "Whlte II "a marvel VI ski md
ring genoralship,' he said, but all Z
his science wab " no avail against pes.
getent attacks or Britt
Britt. after tho Dgh, declared his win.
ingncts TO meet Battling Nelson, and Il
"a probable that the noxt important con.
test to DO given here will bo between the
po,n,na MAIL, u,,.i.h .ail,
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A CREEPING Death,

Blood poison creeps up toward tho
heart, causing death j. u, stcarns,
Belle Plnlne, Mimi, writes that friend
drendfully injured his hand which
awollcd ny Ike blood poisoning, BUCK
lens Arnion salve drew out the poison,
healed the wound, and saved hls life.
Rest ~ the world for burns and soreM
Zoe at u, c, NJ. ], DRUG Dept,
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School I.unRue Gnncs.

The Wasatoh BAH team IN tho Grad,
Schools league shutout the Webster tenn,
Yesterday afternoon the. score being 81
Fitzgerald, OIL Thomas, d.; Miller III.
CNrdwcll 3D. Dale, .sb, Henderson, as
Montgomery m 81 Johnson, =. e., Lynne,
The oauIrlhs defeated nc rowcns bv
9 score Of 70 to Tho Lafayette ana
won by score ~ 10 10 N.
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sllOlSANIl.
gcORII NY INNIN0H,


Home Runs lGgnn. 'rhroo.base Hts.
lculmor rWoabam lIltnyli, oslno. 0ipat
rick Aaorinos lllls Hastings, Fer NJ
Egan, les,, swan hTnlg.s QUE,
Bases on llOhr-On Kllnk hammer b lNfl
on DnApnr OgtSn, 81 w kane, w. Double
Plays Raymond TO FORTS. 10 nOStm
laor 10 Hansen 20 Clark III BY Pitcher
LAWS, uilpatflok ,, rlmo-lilO
Umpire MoRVn
Attendance aal 100
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Tho New Buffots are
Worthy OF Your Attention,

There Ia not a dining room anywhere
but what could be made better, both In
general appearance and convenience by
the presence Of one Of these fine buirets.
All woods and finished to match your
dining room furniture or a fancy novelty
design See thcm now while the stock
is complete,
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MEET Al OuDEN TODAY,
h. u, y, L, Track Team to clash WIN n.
" - ~ Logan

Al Lester Park ogden, this afternoon
the L. ID, \, H. track team u cgntosline
NJ logan, and tho result " the meet y
eagerly looked for BY supporters OF both
teams
II IN believed that the outcome viii be
extremely close nA both aggrcglt IONS are
m llnc condition and c'-1iluent q winnlng
ON another pago VIII be found the llno'up
" the Salt Lake team,
An excursion over the q. \, H. loft Salt
Lake this morning NJ OiD O'Clock and a
largo crowd accompanied the team ~
ogden, biz delegation In down from
Logan, and q heavy attendance IN looked
for,
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Tho co.carts Co.
Get Ono For tho Daby Now,

There are many reasons why you
should and no reoson why you should
not get that Go-cart here, We can
please You In price besides giving you
the Kind that will give the most comfort
to both occupant and operator. An i'm.
mense assortment Of the reclining and
folding tyles TO select from,
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ourDlspIay Window q lows tho
Latest In Porch Furniture,

Selected with an eye to solid comfort,
and priced corrcspondingly comforting
Our now line Of Porch Chairs, Rockers,
Stools and Swings will unquestionably
meet all requirements, Truely the most
exquisite show Of unique porch pieces
ever seen in Salt Lake.
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sFaHHfHtfsa
IDAHO TEAM DEFEATED.
Washington Track Team Manages Il
luuJ bfsuter Number ar poiots


AZ the Moscow Idaho, field and
track meet the Washington State col.
lege of pullman team defeated the ldah !
varsity trock team after one OF tue
greatest mocle, over seen IN that part "
tho country Up 10 the last event Idaho
Washington won the relay race, adding
ilyo points aud thus won Tho meet Inc
events ana winners were as lolowel
lN'yufd dash - Ripley Washington A,
Myers, idaho, Coe, Washington, Time
l6.pound hammer throw, Thayor, Wash.
lngton, Thomo, Washington, Larson
Idaho Is feet } Inches,
l,igh Jump Murphy, Idaho Hammer
ana Putnam Washlneton, ticd for second
llolRht-G feet inches
y.yard dash..Coc Washington, Rpley.
Woshingloni Fawoctt, Idaho, Thine
Polo ysnl,-;Murphy, ldehoi Cowgirl.
washington, Weller, Washington Heignl
Mile run Clarence Edmundson, Idaho;
n Mathews Idaho, Cllns lGdmundson,
Idaho Tlmo-li&
NO'yord dNsh Thomle, Washington,
lr,N voS ldaho' Cowgirl Washington
i@.yard burdo Hardy washington,
MURPHY ldahoi uoblo Idaho Time
,,l0.poNnd shot put-Ia,gop, Idaho Holm,
Wnthlngton, Hardy Washington, Dis
t0nco~lO feet Z inches,
Broad .Jump-MurphN Idaho, Koys,
Idaho Mouatt washington, Distance
a feet \ inches,
@O.yard dph..tmronco Edmundson,
Idaho, Thomlo Washington, A. Math-
cwsk, Idaho, rlmos2i02
Deus Dleten, Nashllgtoni Larson,
Idaho smith Idaho, pistaneo--l03 feet
II Inches,
.@O,yord hurdle Murphy, Idaho, Rlchau,
Wnshlngtoni Hammer, Washington
Time iN,
=, Relay Won by Washington. Tlme-Sla
washington rnnners Thomle, Mallory,
Mo1ntl Cowgirl, Idaho runnors, Myers,
Fhwcot Armstrong, llanIm.
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SALT LAKE,
SCORE NY INNINos
RnMMARYl

Earned Runs-. Boise, Ri Salt Lake, D.
Struck Quietly Dammann, 4, by Tosct
~ iaaes on Dalls.-Off Dnmmann 4, On
Tosor, Home Runs kellackey, Riggs
ION blocked balD Throo.baso Hts. Tos
81 Twos1 sS1n ssISn sscr,s
l.eahy t9, Hammond Double Plays
To2or 10 Dolmas 20 Thomas, Loft on
Bases Boise 4, salt Lake, 7, lit By
Pitched BAll--stickney nclmes, Time
ilt0
Umpire sctloy
Atlpndauo e.-onO
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Chief Rcilly's Bunch Managed to
Land Game From
Boise
INDIANS BEAT THE LOBSTERS.
Spoksse Braves pouoded Bowling Tor
A Total Of Fifteen Ill,s, Netting
Nine Runs and the Gamc,
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ycs, II In true we won a game at last
when the glad tldIngs were received I,
was thought some practical Joker was
plying his trade, but the news was finally
confirmed ana the fans were made glod
tho rrulipIckcrs took u biz load IN
tho beginning, but they wero unable to
hold II because tho Salt Lake b0itom be-
ran 10 land with great regularity on one
Mr., Dommann, and whom they Rol
through with him II waa found that 10
hits, netting u runs was tho result bolel
got four runs IN the nrel ana ono ~ tho
Third ana that was all Salt Lake took MI
tho rect kellaokoy made the feature hlt
of the game In knocking the ball over the
fence for a honor Niggs also made q
homo run, Tho Boise team made dccid'
odly poor showing throughout the game
The detailed score follows.
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Macey.Wevnlcke, Tho
Ideal Sectional Bookcase.

For all purposes this celebrated make
surpassos all Others, 40 perfect is IL In
tho simplicity Of arrangement and no
slightly In appearance Made In soc.
lions to 1T any space not otherwise
utilized Sold only by US In tha city,
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SPECIAL SPORTING fEA.
TURES,

For special sporting news Of
events AT homo and abroad, and
for illustrations, readers Of tho
News" sporting page are 70.
ferred to page "a OF this issue Of
the paper
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orn league season here today, The game
was called NJ the end Of the thirteenth
soorc. u u 10,
pch Molnos tr'inniuuini'u'uuV
omhuN ut.t.e ftttl'Hlt. 'sgtuutV "
lintlorleH- Lclfoond ana Townoi Lob.
nnrd ana u0ndlng
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WESTER N LEAGUE,

De. Moincs, May t-.Des Mones and
Omaha played each other 10 n stand.
htlll IN tho opening game OF the West.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
plTTARuRN WON.

pIitsburg, May b-l,oovor was lnvncI.
bic up 10 tho ninth Inning only two "
the ylpliors reaching ilrei A single and
n triple and an error gave them two
runs captain Kelly protested tho gnmo
on the ground thai the pitchers box IN
not graded according 10 rule, Attend,
anoc 800
Score n n, E,
pitlahurg neutrality-suspicious. \
CINCINNATI ttui't'tsHts''i'pst't b
mltorics-Loevor ana poitlI Harper and
Rchlcl
Earned Runs-plttsburg, 81 Cincinnati,
1 Two'boso Tits Clancy, b Seymour 3
Thioe. base llils-Nebrlng Ilnp,H on Balls
on Harper J. struck Out-By Harper,
umpircs.- Bouswino and Emslc,
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WHITE DOWNS JAMES EDWARD,

White pN had 'wS obnncd poYba landed ,SYSeV Yclons
straight rlght on Brltts Jaw, ana Ns the
latter was on hls balance no went 20
the noor ana rolled under tho ropes, lie
was not hurt however and tnnc back
nghting faster than ever, linlt forced
m "ny,Ss a ,SrGEsh the g. .,S S psa
occasionally swinging for the jaw The
Englishman's clovernesa enabled him dur.
Ing most " the ngh, 10 block i,lltts
wicked punches for the stomach and 10
duck the awnings for tho head,
During the latter part Of the nsht britt
used only his left ana persistent care ~
his right led the spectators TO fear that
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sAN rRANcIsco WON.

Tacoma, Wash May 6--san rrancisco
and Tacoma played q close and exciting
game Tor ten innings, the visitors win
Ming out on Noalon's two.bnggcr, a wild
pitch and Wilson's elnglc
score n II ",
Tacoma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4
San Francisco ,u,.,,,,,,,,,.,,3 4 0
Bnuierles.- Fitzpatrick and Graham,
Colbolt ana Wilson,
umpirN-klopf
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PORTLAND DREW CIPHER.

Seattle, Wash, May 6,~Charley Hail
allowed Portland one two.baso hi today
ana Seattle won, batting Gates freely AT
opportune times Tho game was fplcn.
locals clearly ouiclpr I'd tho visitors
Kane, scatlle'e third seomRn made two
Of the runs on q tw0'b0sc hit and sin.
gle, Mcllnle took the third on lialpa
hit Attendance, 700
score y " ",
n'u!le "'''"'''''Nu't''t,u', o
Battories-r, Hal and Grady Gates ana
Mclean.
Umpire-pays,
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We Rob
the Grain

Of nothing Of value.
Our special process
leaves in the flavor
and strength, the
nutriment and the
gluten. There's life
and health in Cal.
ifornia w heatine.
Elaked wheat food for breakfast
All good groccn.
Pacific Cereal Association
San Prsncisco
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WHITE SURPRISED
FRISCO FIGHT FANS
lie Displayed Great Clcycrncss
Against "N,llvc SON James
Edward Britt
LIKE GARDNER. SChRECK co.
Within rwenly Seconds OF Final Coag,
California Boy Landed The knocG'
out lunch and Won,

Woodwords Pavilion, May G'-James W.
Britt Of California knocked cut Jabcs
white Of England at the close of u mag
ninccnt ,wcn,y.round battle. with Just
twenty seconds 10 go, Britt hooked Tho
Engllshman with lctt on the Jaw and
the foreigner wen, 10 the mat, whore hc
lay Hat on his back for eight seconds,
he staggered TO his feet but Mas pow
cries to dofcnd himself and brllt swung
light aud ltn on hIs Jaw, Tho referee
to save the plucky bngllslman from
needless punishment stepped The cmtolt
although white was Aul ON his feet
leaning mp against the ropes IN help.
less condition white was carried to his
corner and IN few minutes revived SUE
aeIenlly to make a little speech In which
Fl Tough, tho hest know how, I re-
eslNed falr pay but brl'l Is oNd'n'ly
Brlts Victory was, Of course, loudly
U ioSS 30, %hcy oP SSSbp1 Gtsa' tod
man. was ohcorod lust ha v0cilorously
for the magnificent nsht he made, All
through the battle White showed that no
was entitled 10 compete for champ onshlp
honora lie In n clever boxer, nm oS-
peilenced rims general, ond has q cool
head that carried him out ~ difficulty
many times, llo seemed TO lack, how.
oyor one requisite for q chHmplon.-a
knockout blow lie landed ON Bnlts Jaw
many u time with both right ana lot, hui
apparently did not hurt The lllto San
Francisco BULLDOG,
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TEA

ting, with perfect support won Chicago
touayt game Allohdanue, ODD
scOroD H. N ",
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " y
BaiiolIcs .unGercn nnd oNcii, Nc
blhlvy hoium, urNdy ANA fonrfss,
Two.bOso hltta iluklr, rlatk Home
kun'-nkcr STUCK uut-.l3y Lundg On, .,
Eases On llaiu-Ou Lundgipn D, on Nc.
hlbieN Il ~ kVnum, l.
Umpire Klein,
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colorado springs May 6-coloradl
sprlngp'slouS city game postponed wet
urOundn
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AMERICAN I,EAGuL,

Warrington, May "a Dalllng rally III
the sixth innng gayo Waanngl n To.
dnyt same lrlll mnl hldUg ma d
the Work or n0in luamn stan Uul ~ A
number ~ safe hits uud Holman mil cd
down an apparent two'bugser Alton u
nnce. :! lW
score H. H. ~
MaHnWBion u''' ,''n'nu'rHpl
B SiyS'IISs"s' Won al" Ri,iicdscc iicslo,'
and schrcck
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aT LIQUID. nl nIirnolr. I

~ LouIe, May 6--Thc local American
league team tolebrlt,d rs INST nlshomo
" The season 10 Detroit by wlning II
10 z, IN a game remarkable Tor It's Inter.
mlttont batting rallies The locn drove
klllo ana kllson from the box Az.
tendance, j,&
Score II, II, ",
~ LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ >
l'VlTVN 900 tfts'uti'tt1titttt,ts Z '
InIIOrln, MnIrnn pnllN nnh NNnnunrl
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Glpnlty ana Hrcanuhan
Bases on Rails on Fraser I? stuck
Quietly Fraser q Thrcc.base IN Done
lin, TNo'bnsn Hts Strmlg Mccain
Umpllc--ODuS
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cHIcAdos ma SCORE,
Chicago, May 6--IIord and timely hIt.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

..llottoncs Morgan, Petty ana Weaver,
killian, Kltson, Ford and Drill
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NEW YOnl{l ll nOsrON. |.

New lorB May b. New Nrk beat u NJ,
nifty hclu' The visitors nftly and muf,
by Hlrang was The uny lOupuolr llr MN
which Boston waA saved ~, NJ a phutout
Attendance laaO
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FROM THE SEED OF THE HAGUE

FROM THE SEED OF THE HAGUE.
 Whatever may be the outcome of the steps toward peace which President Roosevelt has taken, it is matter for thankfulness that he was greatly aided in taking them by the attitude of this country with regard to The Hague con- vention and the system set up in con- nection with that convention. That simple fact is a conclusive answer to the the stock objection to efforts toward the peaceful settlement of inter- national differences, namely that they are essentially visionary. In this case. at least such efforts, crystallized in the arrangements and agreements of The Hague. made 1t possible for the am bassador of the United States to ap- proach the Czar as a matt ter of conceed- ed right in the performance of a recognized function, and they also made it possible for the Czar to listen to the friendly message the ambassa- dor brought from the President with out the slightest risk of seeming to show to the outside world weakness or lack of -self-respeet .--F'rom the New
 York Times t}, f.#
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
4 SLIGHT SET BACK DUE TO
 FOREIGN RUMORS.

Trend of the Market Considered to be
 stIn Upward-Higher Prices Looked
 For-The Increase of Dividend Dis
 bursements. s,
 Despite a good bank statement Sat urday. there was slight falling off in prices, due to- the trouble between France and Germany over the Moroc- can question. a
 No serious effect on the American stocks is anticipated, however, as war is not expected and conditions this side of the water are mostly very favorable. Some of the opinions on the market are as follows: ,st 5, < F& '
 Dick Brothers & Co.,: 'That the mar ket should have some reaction after it's advance of the past few days is only natural, especially in view of the ur- favorable turn which the foreign situ- ation has taken, We do not look for lanything more than temporary set back, which should afford good oppor- tunities for conservative purchases. " <. Charles c. Gates .S& Co.,. We. think the chances for difficulties in this direc- tion, (French- German misunderstand- ings1 very remote.Sand favor buying stocks on all reactions.
 i Miller & Co. "Once the short cover ling is completed, the attitude of big banking interests is apt to decide the immediate trend in prices"
 T. A. Mcintyre & Co.,: "The situation and outlook from our point of view is favorable to ultimately higher prices" "
 Atwood Violet & Co.,: Nothing has occurred during the week detrimental | to the real value of Wall street securi- ties. On the contrary, considerable ev- idence of improved sentiment and re- stored confidence has been manifested"
 J. s. Bache & Co.,: "The maaket has probably seen the low prices for the year, and every day, that passes with cut danger to the growing crops adds to the probability of a permanent im- lprovement in priees.r, r.
 The increase of dividend disburse- Iments is exerting a favorable influence lon the market. ..,..... gs..s.t.... .,...
 An active pool is at work in Southern Pacific, composed Of much the same in terests as the pool in Union Pacific and one or two other active issues.
 Western interests were steady buyers all the morning Saturday. The outside market was dull. Concerning the pro- posed extra Fourth of July holiday | (Monday, July B.. the opinion seems to Iprevail that it will not be granted. The bankers and other big interests are op- posed to it. There are too many holi- Idays now, they say, srs %. ....-
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NOTES.

New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad stock is quoted ex-dividend at 1971s to 198, with few sales of small lots having been made at both prices.
 Delaware and Hudson rights have advanced from B to 3s. They expire July 25. Merganthaler rights are now selling at 5sls. Northwest rights ad- vanced from 1878 to 15. a &s,.l'
 Swift & Go. sold from 1o7A to 1os ex- dividend. '& %.tr :'F5 ..4.5SG '4 | Quite number of New Haven people are interested in the Ontario and Vest ern dividend of 1ia per cent, which will be paid July 15. It is thought that this will be regular semi-annual dividend.
 Berkshire railroad, Naugatuck rail- road, Old Colony and Danbury and Norwalk railroad, leased lines of the New York; New Haven and Hartford railroad, are all ex-dividend, Checks at the usual rates will be sent out on June 30 ~~..
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High. LOW. Bid Asked
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And other People Known In This City
 -Interestins Social Events Here and
 Elsewhere. >~
 Hannah Maycock, youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. George A. Maycock' celebrated her tenth birthday anniyer- sary Saturday. About thirty-flve of her young friends were charmingly enter tained. There was lawn party, dainty refreshments were served and a ride in Mr Maycock's automobile were feat ures of the joyous occasion. Powers in profusion graced the occasion and the little hostess received many very 'pret- ty birthday gifts from her young friends and others. %s.. ...,...
 MT. and Mrs. G. Brinley Morgan and Miss Morgan sailed on the American liner Philadelphia Saturday morning for Southampton for summer abroad. Other passengers on the Philadelphia were Ogden Mills Reid, son of Hon. Whitelaw Reid, ambassador to the Court of St. James, who goes to spend his summer holidays with his parents in London Young MT. Reid is. a spec ial student in the department of law of Yale university. ,
 Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Loomis, General RobertSJ. Wynne, consul at London, and Joseph Greggs Stephenson, counsel at Plymouth were also passengers on the Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter and Miss D. M. Dexter have gone to Norfolk for few weeks, and are guests at the Hill hurst. Other New. Haveners at the Hillhurst are Mrs. Alfred T. Bacon, Roger T. Bacon and Dr. and Mrs Fran cis Bacon. & -.ss
 Mrs. Thomas c. Bennett gave a large and very handsome luncheon at the Country club Saturday. The tables were attractively done in lilac and green. There were twenty-four guests.
 Dr. Berthold Teising of Columbus, Neb., and August Beenan, mayor of Columbus left this city on Thursday, , where they had been visiting MT. Ties ing's mother, Mrs. Frank Tiesing, of B Bishop street, and sailed from New York on Saturday on the Princess Louise for a stay on the continent. They will go first to Italy and then to Jena, Germany, where Mir. Tiesing will attend the reunion of his college class
 The dance at Brockett's Point Satur- day night given John E. Carey and Thomas F., Reyes was well attended like the others of the series. Among those present were Miss Bruce, Miss M. Bruce, Miss Karde, Misis Reynolds Miss Reyes, Messrs. O'Neil, Kenney Holt and many others of this city.
 Prof. Albert G, Keller of the univer- sity has been in Washington the latter part of the week.
 Leonard Tyler, who will be graduated from Yale university on Wednesday will sail for Europe for year abroad on July, 1. MT Tyler is prominent member of the Yale Glee club, and has been very popular among his class mates. Just at present he golries ir the title of the acrobatic and melodic leader of the college cheer.
 G, Joe N. Edmondson of Shelf. '01 son of George Edmondson of IS Bishop street, has been appointed acting st,- pervisor from Spuyten Duyvill tc Poughkeepsie with headquarters al Peekskill, N, Y. MT. Edmondson has filled the position since his graduation of civil engineer on the New York and Pennsylvania railroad,
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Consolidated Stock Exchange.

Consolidated Stock Exchange. Reported over private wire by v. B. Smith 6 Co.,. ii Broadway, N. r.; New Haven office, $40 Chapel street. Nor man A. Tanner, Manager.
 Onen,Hief Low Close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-26
United States Government Bonds.

LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. Furnished by Kimberly. Root & Day. Bankers and Brokers, 1s3 Orange Street.
 Hank Stocks. Far. Bid. Asked.