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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
BRITT FOLLOWS NELSON.

New York, Sept 26.-Willie Britt,
brother and manager of fighting James
Edward, arrived in this city from
Frisco Sunday afternoon with all but
an endless chain. of moving pictures
of the Nelson Britt fight, which those
In the east will soon have a chance to
see end afterward say they saw tho
punch that dethroned one lightweight
champion and made another.
willie's presence in Gotham spread
like magic In the realm of Broadway
sportl..g circles, and Of course the first
question propounded to him by gath
erlng of hot-footed fistic fandom was,
Where Is jimmy"
jams Edward. Willie explAjued, Is
still on the Battling ones trail, not
primarily to seek another set-to, al
though he wants one, but following In
the path Of Oscar Matthew Nelson,
actor
He who was born a Swede and with
a punch has mapped out a footlight
career which will carry him into the
east, and likewise James, the fallen
hut undaunted. is TO follow in his foot
steps. Last night Oscar Matthew Bat
Ting, etc, stepped courageously to APP
pear six nights before the many wives
Ia the city OF Lake Salt, a hero In nc
titious life, and a week hence James
Edward makes his bow to conquer
those the Battling won.
from the Rockies across the plains
to windy Chicago and on over the Al
leghanies to where finish fights are not
scheduled. the two little fame-made
tragedlans will move like fox aud
hound in earnest Battling will ec
first. but as Willie sees II he will be
forgotten when James arrives.
As to the battle on the coast. Willie
says his brother was beaten fairly and
sduarely, and adds with emphasis that
1t was one OF the greatest fights he
ever saw.
THE referee talk was all rot said
Willie. "As Is known, we waited fifty
minutes In the cold ring for a decision
on a referee and at the last minute,
when II seemed as though there would
be no fight, we accepted Eddie Graney.
with whom Jimmy had not been OF
speaking terms for six months"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
NEW GRADUATE COACH.
Holy Cross Students Advised to Show
Interest in Athletic Association.

NANTH 1AAANAAa - 49,
Interest in Athletic Association.
Worcester, Sept. 26-Athletlc Affairs
were discussed at mass meeting OF
the Holy Cross college student body
in Feuwick hall yesterday afternoon.
James A. Quinn, president o. the ath-
letic association. was chairman Of the
meeting. lie explained the object Of
the meeting and work OF the assccla-
ton. At the conclusion Of his remarks
he invited all the students 70 become
afHnafed with the body
In the business session Of The athlei-
r. association there officers were elect
ii to serve during the coming year.
President. Martin Connolly. treasurer.
Patrick nowd. William NJ. Welch u
Springfield was appointed graduate
coach for the coming year Mr. Welch
exhortei the new students 20 enter
the association 50 as % help IN All the
st.erss and become imbued with the
Unlv Cross spirit. Species 70 arouse
interest IN TIE student body In all
brnueheS of athletics az the college
were made BY Manager corroran and
George Connors captain q the team
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
DARTMOUTH HAS FORTY.

Hanover. y. H.. Sept 26.-Dart-
mouth has started her football practice
this season with forty candidates
Monday saw on the field almost all
the veterans who are expected back.
The coaching this year win again be
in the hands OF r. I. Folsom. '9T. as
sisted By Myron William. captain Of
the 'u3 team. and Joe Gilman. the
giant guard o. last years eleven Andy
Marshall. 'oi. the former Harvard
guard. also viii spend about mouth
In Hanover. Seven Of last years team
are back this year. Farrier. 90. last
seasons center. being among those not
returning 10 college His place viii be
hard to III. there being few heavy men
In the entering class.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
THE pUGILISTS.
BOB HURLS
DEFIANCE
II Marvin Hart Wants a
Battle He Now Has The
Opportunity - Britt Fol.
lowing Nelson.

Ever since Jim Jeffries retired from
the prize ring and relinquished his
title as heavyweight champion of the
world to Bob Fitzsimmons, Hart has
been looking for fight with the lanky
Cornishman.
He has been especially insistent since
his clash with Jack Root in Reno, New.
on July last, and when Fitz passed
through New York yesterday he had
few things to say about Harris itch
ing for trouble.
Hart has been expressing his great
anxiety to meet me for long time,
but has never issued a formal cha!-
lenge," said Fitz yesterday, "and since
he is so anxious to meet me guess it
is up to me to do the challenging my
self.
IT am willing to meet Hart In a con-
test for the heavyweight championship
of the world at any time within the
next two, five or seven months before
any club Offering suitable purse, bar
ring the Salt Lake City club. will
bet any sum up to $1,000 that viii
win and will agree for the winner to
take all of the purse or divide 1t in any
way that suits Hart and his managers
II will be in Pittsburg the week of
October 2, and If HaA means business
it would suit me bespto have him go
there and sign the articles. OF course.
IL he means business and we come to
terms, | will close my show and 60 into
training at once.
II am thoroughly sincere in my offer
to meet him, for | am tired Of the
yawp he has been making about his
ability to make me look like 30 cents
worth Of dog meat in the ring. He
can get fight all right If he means
business, and he can take this as a
formal challenge to himself"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
THE GRIDIRON
PICKING TIMBER FROM
THE MANY CANDIDATES

New Haven, Sept 26.-Examinations
for conditioned football men are being
held at Yale and the result is that the
Yale squad is In somewhat mixed-up
condition at present. ExICaptain
Forbes of Wesleyan has been Off sew
eral days for examinations and re-
turned to the squad yesterday. Phil
Smith and Hockenberger Of last years
college team were out in toys for the
first time this fall.
During the preliminary scrimmage
yesterday between the linemen, Buck"
Stuart, the leading candidate for a
place on the left end, received a severe
scalp wound. 1t was the first accident
of the season at Yale. He had to be
sent into the city and a couple of
stitches were necessary to close the
wound.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
FIVE NEW MEN.

Cambridge, Sept 26.-The preliminary
practice of the Harvard football candi-
dates clased yesterday, and to-day the
scrimmage Of actual football will be-
gin. The squad on the field yesterday
was the largest that has reported so
far. there being eighty men at the af-
ternoon session. or these, FIVE were
new: Burr, 90; Comstock, 'OS; Fore
helm, 90; Graydon, 90; and Taylor,
'0S. Burr is 200pounder from An
dover. and looks as il he may develop
into a first class guard in. year or
two, but he is too young for varsity
football this year.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

EAsTPoRT. n. Y Sept. 26-South-
ampton society vas surprised when
Judge Horace Russell. who still occu-
pies his summer bone there. announe-
Cd that the engagement between his
daughter Marie l. and George s. West
Of New York was broken He declined
90 state the reason fer the annulmeut.
which. however. be admitted was a.
bis daughters request.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
DREYFuss WANTS CT YOUNG.
says the Pitcher Is the Only Man He
Would Give $500 TO.

Pittsbur-. Sept 26-The Pittsburg
club yesterday afternoon made a tel
cgraphlc offer Of 1880 90 Boston for
Pitcher CO Young. No. 2 The con-
dition o. the offer \ immediate de-
livery. Charles +. Power. a Pittsburg
sporting editor Is empowered TO make
the deal. and late yesterday afternoon
he sent the following telegram:
Prank ". Dunn. Boston. Mass
Can get ron $500 for Pitcher Young.
Immediate delivery. Rush answer.
CSigne0 G. n Power
I'd until a late hour last night no
answer had been receivef By Power.
Barney Dreyfuss admitted that i.e
had empowered Power 10 deal for
him. He said. = win give $3.50 for
Tounz. providing he = turned over TO
Ne AZ once. win wire the money or
make a draft The momprt Mr. Dunn
accepts the cTer Young = = Eond
nan and we need him. l dent know
arnther man On baseball fer whom I
woald give this now
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
RACING ed cinrinnati.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 26.-susis
~. driven by I. Murphy. won the frst.
third and fourth heats and the race In
the three-year-old division OF the So.
600 Horse Review Futurity at the Oak.
ley track. Bon Voyage took the second
heat: best time. 2:11. Ed Custer won
the two-year-old division Of the Horss
Review Futurity, two in three; Vera
Prodlgal second. Governor Francis
third; best time. 2:16E.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

NEW YORK. sept III Consueia.
euchess Of MsrIboroaxh. h patient
IN the private hospital here popularity
known a. DIR. BulFs sanEnrium she
d under the care q DR. II. Holhruok
Curtis. a specialist IN throat diseases
Or. Curtis advised an operation and
sent her q TIE hnsplEsl An operatiou.
= silEtt CO. was perfeFnef ne duh
80 y d,lnF wel
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
MAY Do NAMEp pAMsITE-
nat Name y Suggested for q New
Po.sosce IN Texas

washington. SEPT 16-sDamsits
VII probably Be the name q : new
uostoface % be established in Texas.
when the name was firsz suggested
the postoeice department. Wss inclined
70 si.iesfep- Cecil Lyon reHahlican na-
f5onsl committeeman for Texas. vas
az The deFartment yesterday and ~
nsaired inst the locality 70 - served
~ ne new cence 4 knowu Aocally 80
@nsurite- because engineers are
tulldsae . large IrrlEattea dan At
that paint.
eve dos-f uean % - rrofane
sid Cc1o1el LTon. $40 fsfs
naks re wesry.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
$50 FOR HOME RUN.

GAINESVILLE, o., Sept 26.-Zanesville
beat the Philadelphia Nationals yester-
day in the presence of 5000 spectators.
In the sixth inning Elston Of Zanes-
vile drove the ball to the fence, max
ing a home run, sending in three runs.
The hit was rewarded with a shower
of money from the grand stand, total
ing $50 Score:
GAINESVILLE 49,. 3-10 10 5
Philadelphia 3100OO000- 4 Z 2
Batteries-Lucas and Blue; Brady
and Hunson.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
YALE MEN Avn ANNApoLIs.

Annapolis. Md, Sept 26.-Foster II.
Rockwell and Herman olcutt. the ex.
Yale quarterback and guard, respec-
lively, are at Annapolis. and will assist
DIR Paul Dashiell in coaching the mid.
shipmen. Rockwell VIII devote par.
ticular attention to the back field,
while the linemen will be under Oh
cults special charge. ~"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
BUTCHER OUT AGAIN.

. Princeton. N. j., septdpZ 8-6bol
weather put new life in football prac-
tlce at Princeton yesterday, and the
undergraduates watched the most
spirited work of the season. butcher,
last years big center, was on the field
for the fist time. He was doing some
strenuous scrlmmage work, and the
present outlook is that he will hold his
old position this season. The scrub
line showed considerable Improvement
yesterday, and the varsity backs had
some difficulty in finding their oppo.
nents.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Sept 26-Aa
Alahama and Great Southern north.
bound train eollidea with the Blockton
accommodation Of the Louisville ami
Nashville last night AZ Woodstock
Crossing. II. II. Marbury. condpctof.
WAS killed and sixteen white men and
eleven negroes were injured
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

LOUISVILLE. Ky Sept. 2s.-Ioha
Carroll wen another easy race at
Churchill Downs. defeating a good neld
IN the purse race AZ six furlonEs. He
was the only fayorite to win. linda
and Rossessa fell IN the first race. bat
the jockeys were not badly hurt.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
THE DIAMOND.
THE CHAMPIONS
ARE WINNING
Holyoke Defeating All
Teams on Their Trip
Fifty Dollars For a Home
Run.

Chester, Pa, Sept 26.-Holyoke de-
feated the Chester team here yesterday
by the score Of 16 to 4. Holyoke,
champions of the Connecticut league,
sent Everson and Dunn both to the
wods. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
To Blew Cd Steamer cAash.n.

PORT SAID. Egypt sept 7a-Thers
= great excitemsnt here owing 10 he
fact that the steamship Chatham.
which sank in the sneE canal with
eighty tons ct aynamite On board =
about 70 be blown up.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. sept -
six persons we're saved fron the SEQ
Mar l.. vhsch ueuf ashcrs near Fefk
river Two of TIE passengers we're -
men. Who we're mucb exhausted WIS
finally brunxht to snd
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

n Dt-,=ss ezce b squfppsd via
an IL 1aEtisz f,s tur1lnx cuf boa
and 80 prtnfinz a sher1 notics. al
a. icussz pricss FER sd rerk
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
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All you need Is an Edison Phono-
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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
THOMPSON TRIED OUT.

Ithaca. y. Y. Sept 28-COrnel's
football practice yesterday was the
best ret of the season The weather
was football cold. which made the men
jump 70 keep warm. Thompson- the
big Anaoxer Euard. was given his hfSt
trying out IN the scrimmaze. and
proved himself 10 Be the best recruit
or the season Martin Of LAST yeAr's
team. reported The squad now nun.
berx shout eighty
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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-31
FREhEEN SHOW
THEIR WORTH
a Week % AIArnAs ana Hard wOrk
Yer tAs ladies.

Our fire department has this week
proven its worth TO the city, and the
work Of It's members has firmly estab-
ished them IN the good Rraces of all
who own property within reach Of the
city water supply.
Friday night an alarm was rung IN
from box "a When the hose company
reached the scene they found the barn
of q coIored citizen, Golden, enveloped
in flames. The IRE had gained such
Roadway that the saving Of the build
ing was at once eeen to be out Of the
question, but the department did good
service n protecting adjoining prop
erty. The hose cart carries 600 feet
Of hose, but this was found insufficient
and when the hook and ladder truck
arrived 800 additional feet were added
TO reach the fire.
On Saturday night the department
made quick response to an alarm from
box ~. They found Mr., George Lewis
residence in flames, and after q hard
fight the fire was extinguished,
Mr.. Lewis and family to show their
appreciation and gratitude presented
the department q check Of 500 With
this testimonial the boys are improving
their quarters.
The loss to Mr.. Lewis is approx
mately 81, 800 It is thought that rats
and stolen matches was the cause.
The house was fully insured, but the
damage to household and personal eff
fects from fire and water were consid-
cradle and not covered by insurance.
The blaze originated in trunk room on
the second floor.
About / 80 O'Clock Monday morning
the boys were aroused from their
slumbers by an alarm from box 13.
The department responded but found
that the blaze, which was in the rear
Of 03mmodOre De Longs restaurant,
had already been extinglished.
On Wednesday evening shortly after
o'clock, some one unknown, tele-
phoned to the operator at the telephone
exchange that q fire was In progress
near the water works. An alarm was
rung In and the department responded,
but found nothing more than q pile Of
trash afire on the fiat behind the county
jail AS no property was in danger.
the party reporting this FIRE was EVIL
IDENTIFY practical Joker, or else wanted
to see how quickly the department
would respond.
Everyone should say a good word for
our department and endeavOr to aid
them in securing all necessary equip-
ment for successfully protesting life
and property. The fire fighters are
not paid salaries, and yet they give
their services generously and cheer
fully, and they should be encouraged,
for they deserve it.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-31
ExEeUTIOH SALE.

BY virtue Of writ q execution ISSUED hy the
Supreme Court Of the State Of Florida. datAd Feb
ruaFy 18th. 1905, IN certain cause psndi0G % sid
court, wherein MARI Morris u plaintiff ~ sfT0S,
and FellOws n Blllinguley and John ?. Bnlaeslsx
are defendants IN error. I have lsvied upon and
yiIl SSPoss fo< sele q RSelie cutlery on Monday,
hours q sale fgE cash. at and before tbs Court
House door IN Tallahaseaa. Leon county. FiogidA
the following Described real estate. situated a.
Leon eyuuty. FLORIDA, levied upon - the property
Of said Fellows II. BillinRslsy and John p. biilinES-
ley, 20 witt
is aerss on he west nida q Ire wsst half Of
sOutbeast quarter q ssetiOa two township ens
north. range two eaeT BEGINNING ~ the BoFthWegt
corner Of said West bali u aaid southeast quarter,
and then run east four chains, thsa south forty
chains. then west four chains, and then north
forty chains b plaee a haSinaing.
Also ~ acres On ts est Sds q sast half a. ssut
west quarter Of aoetion two. township o1o north.
range two eagl bsRtnning a. TIE neEthoast eoEnsF
q said est hah - nd eOuthwast quarter, and
then nun west siEht chaiBa, than noath haFtY
ehslnA then east sisht chains, ard thsn nogth
forty ehnlns % place g bsHlnnlna containing u
the aE9rasato 6orty-slsht aeraA
This March Sist IsoA -
Sheriff a Len CouhtV. FisEsdA.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-31
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The Legislature meets next Tuesday.
President Roosevelt will visit Texas
next week.
TEDDY" Roosevelt, Jr., has been
visiting Pensacola this week.
Mrs. Lawhorn, who has been quite
sick, is better.
Mr.. H. Sauls returned Tuesday from
a weeks visit to Crawfordville.
Wheeler & Wilson attachments are
easy to put on and they work right.
Only one machine in a lifetime is nee
essary if you buy the Wheeler & Wilson
No. 8 from L. c. Yaeger.
Mr. Walter L. McGriff, after week
spent in Jacksonville, returned home
Saturday night.
Adrian Iselin, q well-knOwn banker
of New York, died in that city Tuesday,
night at the age Of 81.
Miss Mildred Lee, youngest daughter'
of Gen. Robert +. Lee, died suddenly in
New Orleans last Mon day.
The perfection of light-running sew
ing machines The ball-bearing Wheeler
& Wilson. Sold by L. c. Yaeger.
Fighting Bob" Evans assumes COM
mand Of the North Atlantic squadron at
Pensacola today.
Jeff L. Davis IL weekly improving his
Taylor County Topics, and his friends
all over the State wish him success.
The latest cotton bulletin of the Uni
ted States Census Bureau fixes the to-
tai number Of bales ginned at 1851
782. OF this total Florida furnished
SO, 642 bales.
For summers sewing, likewise In
spring, you'll find the Wheeler 4 VIII
son No. 8 Is just the thing. Gail at
YaeRer's and see how nice and light II
runs.
One of Armour q Cos right-hand
apen d under s., 900 bond for endeavor-
- TO influence the testimony Of wit
Eessess IN the investigation OF the beef
trust now IN pfOgrosS In Chicago.
Miss Clem HamptOn, clerk 10 Super
intendent Holloway at Tallahassee, ar
rived IN the city Monday night and h
meeting with . royal welcome from her
host OF friends. She win return 30 Tai
Iahassee during the present week.
Gainesville Sun.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-31


Last Sunday evening about twilight 4
eurtained brRgy was seen strangely
maneuvering ~ the Ivan settIement
The parties n the buggy refused %
speak or In any way recognize those
whom ssey met. They were seen At
one time at creek IN the upper part Of
the settlement eating lunch. At mid
night they were seen az point about q
mile north Of where they had been seen
at twilight, and about three hundred
yards from the home Of Mr.. N. 4. Stana-
lands. Mr.. Stanalands' curiosity had
been aroused by the actions Of the un-
known parties, and he started 20 the
buggy, which quickly drove sway. No
more was seen Of them, but next morn
i1g when Mr.. Standard went out on his
front porch he noticed large vnlise,
from which came the sound Of . baby's
crying.
On opening the vaIIse baby boy,
neatly dressed, which appeared 70 Be
about q month, old was found securely
placed therein. A note WAS also found,
which explained that the parents OF the
unfortunate child had left II there hop
ing that Il would be taken and reared;
that they already had q family Of Ave
children and were very poor.
It IL supposed that the parties who
had been seen the night before were the
ones who left the child. Fortunately
for the little one Mr.. and Mrs. StanR-
land, although they have been married
twenty years, have no children, and
they viii adopt this one.--Guh Coast
Breeze.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-31

table tariff on April II, at 10 =. "a. !:
The rates named IN Local Fruit and
Vegetable Tariff, known &c Rate IaRRo
No 2, adopted January 81, 1860. okeo-
tive MaFch I, 1893, ahan Apply between
all stations within the State 81 Florida,
and from Ell bnsinR points within the
State Of FIOri8a 20 Ell stations within
the State Of Florida, provided tia local
rate from any point within tie 0tnts Of
Fiorida % any basing point within the
State Of Florida, shall Be the same ~
the rate nom slsch points n FloPkda %
basing points for beyond.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-03-31
.. ?. o. EIks.

The local lodge Of Elks held their
semi-annual election Of ofiicere at their
regular meeting held last evening.
M. z. ID. Raney was elected Exalted
Ruler and Mr., Ginsberg Leading
knight.
A pleasant feature Of the occasion
wN the presentation by the lodge Of q
handsome and Valuable watch fob en-
blems TO Setiring Exalted Ruler W. H.
Ellis and Mr.. w. l.. McGrih. Mr.. w.
b. Crawford made the presentation adj
dress IN his usual and original style.