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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Yuma reports that the congressional committee, Wis
ing in that neighborhood, astonished by water
overflow covering than 100 square miles. In view
of Yumas popular reputation such spectacle must
have been very surprising to the statesmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

How pleasing to read how the STRIPPING king Of
SPAIN the geological gardens. coined other youth
full visitors feeding the monkeys with nuts and the
elephants with biscuits. But the youngster knows bet
ter than to monkey with the British lion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

The board of public works has decided that the
garbage incinerator shall be located in the Sixth
ward 1t is not known to what extent the board in
uenced by the earnest soicude for his constituents
that characterizes the wards misrepresentation the
city council.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

In Chicago n runaway auto mounted
the steps Of the city prison. Instinct is
stronger than wisdom sometimes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

II Is declared that Dowie can write his
check for S0O0,00O Pooh. many of us
can do that It's when II comes to cash
ing check of good deal smaller sum
that one falls down.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10
SMILES


Church-I see the total number OF
passengers carried by electric lines
each year in the United states is
5,s8s. 100000.
Gothsm-Do you suppose that 1885,
100000 Of this number find seats?--
Yonkers Statesman.
Mrs. Fallon-Good marnin' Mrs Too
iani DO yez t'ink we'll hov war?
Mrs. Toolan-Oi dint know, Mrs.
Fallon. 1t depinds greatly phether yez
do or don't fergit to return tn fatirons
yez borrowed av me. DO yez moind p
Leslle's Weekly.
Ma--willie, what's your little brother
crying about?
Willie-Jist cause he don't want to
learn anything. I fist took his candy
and showed him how to eat it.-Phila-
dephia Ledger.
do you consider that officials ca
reer a success?"
Yes" answered the practical politi-
clan. HE went through a whole term
Of office without collidng with grand
jury."-Washington star.
'I see that Russia is putting another
large sum into a new navy"
"Yes-thats her sinking fund. Life.
Mr. Geerlng-Where is that French
chauffeur that you had last summer2 ?
Mr.. Sparker-He went back to Ire
iand.-Puck.
City Editor-what has become Of
that new reporter
Assistant sent him out two or
three days ago to get UP a special ar
ticle on "Politeness in Street Cars" and
he hasn't come back I'm afraid he
hasn't found any material yet.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
soph-why did they call the middle
ages dark ages?
JunlorLBecause the women kept
their ages dark.
Soph-No; because there were so
many knights.-Columbia Jester.
ut is a great idea," said the czar, a
CLEAN of hope crossing his face.
a''What idea is this?" ask the court
official.
Maybe we can keep changing Off
GERS so often that the Japanese will
become confused and chase the wrong
general" Washington Star.
The Beauty-Ive had lots of poems
written to me, both serious and humor-
Gus; but I've kept only the serious
ones.
The Other Girl-They were better
than the others?
"Oh, no. but they were much fun
nier."-April Smart Set.
Russian Prince-where is my under
shirt?
Aide-de-C -Camp-Its gone to the
blacksmith, your excellency; one of
the rivets was broken.-London Opin-
lon.
years old today. Fix me up in style.
Barber (finishing shaving)-Bay rum
or chloroforrn, sir?-N. Y. Press.
1.-THE baby weighs twelve pounds"
they told him.
Hes a bouncer," said the proud
father. "Still, If there had been three
Of them, weighing four pounds each,
they would have been good for a hand
some testimonial Of some kind or 9TH
er from the president of the United
ates."-Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Porke Hams (of Chicago)-Wal,
pepper is going to settle a million on
me, / calc'late!
The Duke-That's good. Now I can
make you a suitable allowance!-Tit
Bits.
II suppose you will be glad to see
your congressman back home again."
"Yes," answered Farmer Corntossel,
well be glad to see him. But the
chances are he'll insist on our listen
ing to him as we'll" - Washington
Star.
Haskins-By the way, who was the
best man at your wedding?
Willoughby-The parson seemed to be
feeling the best. You see, 1t was all
profit for him and no risk whatever
Boston Transcript.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

The report from Christania of the ceremonial separa
ton of Norway from Sweden is quite pathetic With
the exception of brief period they had journeyed
through life more than five hundred years. 1t is the
saddest divorce of the season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Has the truly good Evening Express fallen from
grace the gambling pit? 1t Norways search of
a monarch recalls the of "a who needs king
to complete his straight flush and instead deuce
of another suit"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

II Is no sign that you belong to the
Sons Of the Revolution because your
daddy once ran a merry-go-round.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

The Democratic "old guard" of Los Angeles is well
represented in the jealous Tammany club. AS a nu-
ceus of party in this city the club is doing effective
work which will show in substantial results when the
time is ripe
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10
honeymoon.

The offer of the crown of Norway seems to go beg
ging in Europe In case it should become necessary
to look farther for person willing to take it possibly
prince of the house Of Roosevelt might consider the
propisition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

A Halifax dispatch states that "a carload of live
Holsters will be shipped from this city to Vancouver
At points farther south this coast the supply of lob
sters appears to be ample
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

An unusually brisk business is doing in Los Angeles,
as the Heralds columns prove in the line of June we'd
dings The complaints of bee about the partial
failure of their crop this have bearing on the
HONEYMOON
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10
Population of Los Angeles 2OI .249

The instant killing of man by the falling of a live
electric wire the occasion Of local fire is another
terrible admoniton to put all electric wires under
ground.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

The knights Of Columbus declare that their visit to
Los Angeles and its neghborhood has been most de-
lghu When they elect to come again. collectively or
individually, they will find the latch-strng out.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Mlllionaires have such trouble,
Giving millions to the poor;
Think I'll cease 10 chase the bubble
Not try to be Itch no morei
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

IT. now, in his specifications for knee
breeches and cooked hats for the Massa-
chusetts militia Gen. Miles had included
n certain brand Of $3.50 shoes, the gov
ernor certainly would have approved one
part Of the plan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

OF course, all the BARRIERS line up with
the Iowa physician Who says boards on
doctors are unsanitary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Better count yotl- milk. A Boston sci-
enlist says It is dangerous II 1t contains
more than 100000 bacteria to the cubic
inch. Remedy-waer It.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

The Russian has no eladson1e shout,
"Hurrah" IS not in his lexicon;
But then. he hath no need of It,
So no great harm Is really done.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

What Loubet said when the bomb
burst; after you, my dear AlphonseW
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Mrs. Fallon-Good marnin' Mrs. Too
ianl DO yez t'ink wen hov war7
Mrs. Toolan-Oi dint know, Mrs.
Fallon. 1t depinds greatly phether yez
do or don't fergit to return tn fatirons
yez borrowed av me. DO yez molnd?-
Leslie's Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Church, see the total number OF
passengers carried by electric lines
each year in the United states is
5,sSs 100000
Gothsm-Do you suppose that 1885,
100000 Of this number find seats?--
Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10
THE HER4LD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The Heralds circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
Is larger than that Of the Examiner the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Spain, to Russia-Welcome, brother, to
the ranks of the wtzzers. know how 1t Is
m'self.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Ma-willie, what's your little brother
crying about7
Willie-Jist cause he don't want to
learn anything. I fist took his candy
and showed him how to eat it.--Phila-
dephia Ledger.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

It's the girl who is both June grad.
and June bride who is cutting the wide
swath right now.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Expert Dalrymplt from Glasgow, has
given Chicago SOM good advice anent
owning its street riilways. First own
your Streets says he.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10

Millinery workers are planning to go
on strike next fall. That doesl't worry
u.s. Will they only stay till after the
Easter bonnet season is over?
When Japan proposes peace trms, 1t
will sound as if Tom Lawson did the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
WRESTLING. ROACH POSTS
 A FORFEIT
Will Meet Kelly For a Side Bet For Cbampion. i. ship of City - Match Should Attract Interest.

That Jack Roach means business in this talk of a match with John F.. Kelly was evidenced yesterday afternoon when he deposited with the sporting editor of the Democrat S2J as a for felt for match for s25 or $50 side. He said while depositing the money that he was not taking any advantage of Kelly because he believed that the former Waterbury champion was all in. but he had been taunted with the remark that Kelly could throw any many in Waterbury if he had but one arm. For years there has been bitter feelings between Roach and Kelly, as each believed he was the best man in the city. Kelly has always been con ceded that title and no doubt earned it, but Roach, while he has never dis puted it very strongly. always believed he could give Kelly the tussie of his wrestling career. He refuses at this time, because Kelly has suffered defeat at the hands of Ed O'Connell. to be put down as has been and to that end he wishes Kelly and his friends to know that if they want any of his game they can have it by covering his forfeit money. He wants the match to take place in two weeks and if Kelly does not accept he will claim the cham pionship Of the city and defend it against all corners.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
FOR SERCIUS' DEATH
Ivan Kaleief Hanged For De-
 struction of Moscow Ruler.
DID NOT FEAR DEATH; CLORIED K ACT
Assassis Said on the seaHeId, "1t h Said I Asked For PardoaD IL Is . Le:-Rfga's Chief of
 Police Shot.

ST. PETERSBURG, May A.-It was semionicially announced that Ivan ka- leieff. who murdered the Grand Duke Sergius at Moscow, was hanged at 3 o'clock in. the morning in the prison yard here
 On the scaffold Kaleief made . speech in which he said:
 Tt is said that l asked for pardon. It is a lie. I am faithful to the tradi- tions of the Peoples Will. do not ask any favor I am glad to die'
 The Peoples Will is the name for merly borne by the party identical with the present social revolutionaries.
 Grand Duke Sergius. uncle and brother -in.law of Emperor Nicholas and former governor general of Mos COW, who had been condemned to death by the terrorists on account of his se- verity in suppressing student and oth- CT outbreaks in Moscow. was driving from the Nicholas palace in the krem- lin toward the Nikolsky gate when a bomb was thrown beneath his carriage.
  killing him instantaneously. wrecking the vehicle and mortaliy wounding the coachman
 The grand dukes head was blown from his body and reduced to a shape less pulp, and the trunk and limbs were frightfully mangled. The assas- sin was eventually Identified as Ivan Kaleieff. The man gloried in bis crime and expressed satisfaction at the fact that he had been able to kill the grand duke without involving his innocent wife, the Grand Duchess Elizabeth. l.
 It is reported from St. Petersburg ] that Admiral Togo proposes to allow Admiral Rojestvensky to enter Vladi- vostok without battle.
 It is reported from Tokyo that the Russian fleet has sailed out into the open Pacific.
 At Riga the chief of police of the Snylten district has been shot and se- riously wounded by band of roughs. Ten arrests have been made in connec- tion with the shooting.
 4 Chefu dispatch tells of the ar- rival of forty-four iunatic Russian sail : ors and soldiers from Port Arthur, in- : cluding violently insane lieutenant . who was on the Sevastopol during the siege, and who were immediately trans ferred to the Russian improvieed hospi- tsl ship whampcl under the British lag for transportation direct to Odss- a.
 A rumor of the death of Admiral Rojestyensky is in circulation here.
 General kaulbars. who succeeded General Gyipenberg. is III and is re- turning to Russia.
 General Linevitch has informed the czar that the Japanese have begun an offensive movement along the whols line.
 A Tokyo cable says that the railroad 10 vladivostok has been severed bg the Japanese. sss the result of which the Russian fortress on the sea of Ja. pan Is isolated.
 It is reported that Vice Admiral To go's fleet Is on Masampho. on the southeastern coast of Korea.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
eouls Motor ca, wrecked.

NEW YORK. May A.-Through the careleseness cf street sweeper who thsew lighted match beneath . s1o.- oo0 touring automobile owned by Mrs. Howard Gould. which was left stand ing in front of the garage here soon after 6 o'clock last night. the expensive machine was partly wrecked by the explosion that followed and then al. most consumed by the burning gasoline that escaped from the tanks of the au. tomebile. The force of the explosion staxtled diners in the Waldorf Astoria.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
wesrx We. sseepieehsse.
The Return cf SHERLOCK HOLM E S. See Page :.

menf. The Brooklyn roc-ers were out sn fcroe and made themselves heard
 whas's the matter with the Merri- rscx7 That aggregation vho played under that name sunday certainly hsd ao resemblance to the former stron. ,eara that always represented the easi end
 To shov the hard fuck the saints p;aysa in. A heii was kncck-f fs TvdS,e L.IIie-. the kind that p,.ys. usuaYly essp. but just before reach'nr him if took sa s~kwarf hound over his hea3-
 Tb~re ~ss usre joy sn the Brpsklyn s;~srf~t <ur-fsy night thsn f the p,s- rest had sgsin tr>rn wsB- The game wss paayed all sver s.d evsyvhe-p |9vu uxss b. csu1l b~r Deehfng e1l S cS 'sSGi -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
pREFuss RoAsTs MGRAw.

Barney Dreyfuss. the Pittsburg club owner, has fined complaint with President Pulliam of the National league regarding McGraw of the New York Nationals as follows:
 Harry C. Pulliam. President National
 League. New York:
 Dear Sir: desire to and herewith make formal complaint against John McGraw. manager of the New York B. B. C.. for his conduct at the Polo grounds on Friday and Saturday, May 19 and 2O. 1905.
 "On Friday. May 19. I was sitting in a box with a lady and gentleman from Pittsburg and was annoyed by Me Graw's frequent personal references to me and his sneering remarks that I be permitted to umpire the remaining games of the series
 5 "On Saturday, May 20. was stand ing at the main entrance to the Polo grounds. watching the game and talk ing quietly to some friends, when Mc- Graw. who had been put or the field for using bad language. appeared on the balcony of the New Yorks' club house and shouted: Hey. Barney- did not answer that too familiar greet ing. nor did I respond to any of his several attempts to attract my atten- tion. He then urged me to make a wager. and was so insolent that final lv told him would not hnve anything to do with him. With that he accused | me of being crooked. of controlling tho umpires. and made other false and ma licious statements.
 T beg that steps be taken to pro tect visitors to the Polo grounds iron
 the abuse of said John McGraw. Re spectfully.
 BARNEY DREYFLSS, President Pittsburg Base Ball Club. New York. May %"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
THE DIAMOND.
RESULTS OF l ALL GAMES
bprinsiield Pulls a Game Out of the Fire = Tom.
 Tuckey Wins His First Came-Brideeport Drops

Springfeld. May o4.-Springaeld played poorly enough yesterday to be Deprived of several victories and then pruced up strongly enough to prosper when sieridcn fell into the misplay- baking epidemic. The changeable at ftude of the Ponies shifted tlle spec ators from disgust to expectancy with uch unceremonious frequency that the whole affair ended in muddle in which the lover of the locals predomi- lated and won out in the eleventh in hing. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
HOLY GROSS MIDDLE.

Worcester. May A--There vss a rumor af Holy Gross yesteriay inst Tom Mccarthy wbo bss been coaching the base bsH team will diacantinue te lei in thaf capacity as fDe reeulf of .on incident whith took p,oer in the EEaIeHoly Gross game e saenrdAy. 'vh~n an attempt was slsefe1 fo have 6eeu made to humiIiafe Capoln epH1G Sbo was pitching for Hofy Csuss. by wnoviak him frsm ths hyx-
 The rriaffcns b,fveea 0rfsfn apd ~csch hsvp nod ssr~u Of the friendiBs<f essurp ~f lsfe ssi wben u-Ec1rxs rss s~ut ouf so szk~ Syringe rIscr .u >et- ur.aay sbp rnpssis wsre1 hiD DshDrt e she 6eneb aRd cgucnUed the &1na Tho cunol1n c1upo4 = neale - - c 0D 0DUm0 4 - 011rnouu1oD - Gumy - q .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
c..sr. u..... Ann..sy Decree.

CARACAS. Venezuela. May 24.-sig- nalizing the opening of congress on hls lucky day and the beginning of his constitutional presidency for six yesrs. President Castro has decreed amnesty to all venezuelans who for political reasons have been expatristed. and they are permitted 10 return to their country. The amnesty also extends to all political prisoners in Venezuela be- low the grade of colonel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
TOM rUcKErwox.

New Haven. May 24-By playing G-
 lrorIese baIl with Pitcher Tom Tuckey lin the box. and 10 the delight Of q small crowd of rcoters. who braved the lcvidences of a storm fo attend the game. Ner Haven suceeeied h strug- gling out of last place yesterday after noon at Savin Rock grounds by defeet- linz Jack Tigh's Norwfch warpsors m Ian .uncommonr well played game by . score Of to 2 The srore-
 RH.E. INorvjch =. e;1,01 OSo q 0--3 2 { New Hasen. o00gf'o3 s4 Q RatserIss-Ednrunds and Bcnfhron; Tuckey and Jope; umpire. Kennedy: Iattcndauce. DO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
p,.,. c,.,. F.esory Burned.

RICHMOND. Va. May 24-Binswan- eer < Co.'S plate glass and mirror fac tory and builders supply store were destroyed by fire last night. The loss was about sia.oco. The plant, which has employed sevenfy-nye or eighty people. will be rebuilt at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24

since as to how the afKair would turn ont
 Mccarthy has not reported at the college since Saturday. and the hall team has been without the services Q. q coach for the past few days. From present indications it appears as though Mccarthy had got through. and it is expected that another will be st- cured t0 coach the team for the rest of the season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
WALSH BEAT GIBBS.

Boston. Mass. May 24.-Jimmie Walsh was given the decision over Willie Gibbs after fifteen rounds at the Douglass \. C.. Chelsea, last night. Walsh was favorite and there never was time when he was in danger of losing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
|HoLYoKE TRIMMED HARTFORD.

Holyoke. May 24.--As Jack Karns
 lwas the recipient of a handsome silver loving cup Monday night at the compli- lmentary dinner in Hartford. he was disposed to be liberaL ys4trday and
 wanted to give thingtn492 SAnseif.
 So he gave eight bases on balls. He was not hit hard. hut the few bineces were buncheI and as they were worked Hin with the passes the result was dis- lastrous to Hartford. The score:
 R.H.E. lHoIyoke .... 2002 % '-S \ IHartford 70 1 0oO 70 o-2 . Ratteries-Hodge and Shincci: Eearns and Doran.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
4 : 10 8 lo
5 Meridexs z DtA

..2 1 . co % 1-I |kferiden ...2 1 0003 co 0--0
 Sacrifice hit. Tansey: stolen bases,
 |ITansey. Crook. Nagel. Bowler. McCabe; |two-base hft. McCabe: thrce-base hits. |lDiIlon. Crook: home run. R. Kennedy. |lhases on balls. on Rogers 2: left on
 |Ibasses. Springfield g. Meriden (: struck
 lcut. by Bowler 10. by Rogers ,: passed |lballs. Thackera 2. Robarge: wild pitch.
 |lRogers: time. 2:i0; attendance. 6D,
 |lumpire. Harkins
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
Mo..-, on rr.a, .'sr Gr.ss.

ROCHESTER, \. Y.. May 24.-Tho- second trial Of Dr. Edward l.. Mco-ey. former school commissioner of cyra- cuse. has opened here upon . charUe of bribery. Justice Watson M. Regers of watertown presiding. Dr. Mooeeys alleged offense is inc taking of 500 from Miss Spring for securing her an appointment as teacher in the syra- cuse hlg s1hoo,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-Memphis 3. Montgom- cry 4.
 At New Orleans New Orleans s Birmingham l.
 At Nashville-Sashrille l. Shreye. port :.
 At Little Rock-Little Rock 4. Allan. ta 5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
ANERrCAN LEAGUE.

 At Detroit New York ........3s oeeNt Detroit ..........e % O Q o-s
 Hits-New York. :; Detroit. lo Errors New York. {: Detroit. l Batteries- Grf6ith and Kieinow; Killian and eulii- van
 Washington ......oo eooee - Chicago ......,..e , Washington. [: Chicago. [. Errors -washirgton. .; Chicago. l. Batteriee- Townsend snd Kittridge: Owen and sul- lfvan.
 At Cieveland-
 Philadelphia ..... ! go Cleveland ...e Fl e oS rors-Phiis1eipnis. 2. Cleveland Bat teries-Piank and Powers. Donohue and Buelov-
 Bosfen ............sss sesi Nl 6f- Louis ........ee eiee3 r3 + Hfts-Boston, q: 8f .LouiA Errcfs- Boston 2: 8t Louis. q Bssteries-Wfnser and Crsger. Morn and sugder-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
Criger: Morn and sugden-
 TABLE or PERCENTAGE.
COLLEGE GAMES YESTERDAY.

New Haven. Msy s4.--A few lucky hits by Yale in the second inning cou- pied with excellent base running proved enough to defeat the University of Vermont team to I yesterday af- ternoou- Buf for Jacksoh's wiliness inf the seventh inning the visitors would have been shut out Ysles best team was in the held and it played good ball The -score:
 RHE. Yale f'sooo 10 s-1 1s 2 Vermont .. 100000 o-1 C , Bssserse>-Sscksoa sni chsyiH: Cs@pbeIl end kibey. --.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
OXFORD WON DRIVING.
Dolly 1panker Defeated by . Neck et
 Belmont Park.

Dolly Spanker Defeated by Week et
 Belmont Park.
 NEW YORK. May 2i. James Ne Iaughlin's Oxford. second choice in the betting at to 2. won the Jockey club weight for age race at Belmont park. defeating Dolly Spanker by q neck. The time. 1 :53 1-5. for one mile and a furlong. is the fastest time of the meeting by 1 1.j seconds.
 By the performance of Oxford and Dolly spanker both are sure starters is the Brooklyn handicap to be run Thursday. Oxford and Pasadena were coupled in the straight betting only. Pasadena went to the front in the first fUrlong and made the pace for b:s stable companion, Oxford. In the run down the back stretch Pasadena was leading by . length from oxford. who was under wraps. In the stretch Pasadena quit and oxford took com mand and won driving. Dolly Spank CT closed very strong under . weai ride.
 The Meadowbrook Hunters steeple chase was won by Patagonian. Six ia vorites were defeated. Summaries:
 First Race.-Novena, first; Ismailan, second. St Roma. third.
 Second Race. - Tangier. first: Del. more. second: Barberloot. third.
 Third Race. Arabo. frst; Oarsman, second: Carrie Jones, third.
 Fourth Race.-Oxford first: Dolly Spanker. second: Right Royal. third.
 Fifth Race.-Patasopian. first; snuff, second
 Sixth Race. e.-Leonidas. first: ostrich, second: Flyback. third.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Fall Klyer-FaIl Kfyer 5, LOWeII I.
 At Lynn-Manchester (, Lynn 0.
 At Hayerhill-COncord 4, Haverhiu 5.
 At New Bedford New Bedford 9. Nashua f.
 NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. At Binghamton-Binghamton 1. A J. &gG. 0.
 At Syracuse e-Syracuse 6. Utica 4. = At Scranton Scranton F, Albany 2.
 At Wilkesbarre- Wilkesbarre 1S. Troy 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cIo,i,. stock Quotatio.s.

Money on call easy at .A per cent; prime mercantile paper s-.a4i1 per cent; sxchanses. ss.i45.5si; balances, S1tof. .sJ. Cfoxfrg orfres.