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sNAKE-EATING ROOSTER.

When it comes to a fish story, Cash fer Jordon probably has this town at
 his mercy, while the Rev. George tells
 very good deer story, but when it comes to a snake story Farmer Rig. ney takes the cake and everything else in the bakeshop. Mr. Rigney is the
 owner of as fine lot of thoroughbred
 pcHultry as can be found in this party
 of the State, and is very jealous of his
 White Leghorn and Plymouth Rock pets.
 So, Friday evening last, as he was doing the chores, he became anxious when he noticed one of his roosters moping in a corner of the celler. Leav- ing his work, he went over and picked the bird up, but dropped it quicker than & fellow could say "scat" as he noticed and felt about eight inches of
 snake hanging from the rooster's
 mouth. Going at the job earthly, MT
 Rigney, by placing his foot on the tail of the snake and lifting up MT. Roos-
 ter, caused the latter to disgorge over
 20 inches of his snakeship that he had
 swallowed before baking on the 10 inches that was left. The snake was dead, having been killed by the roos-
 ter, and after the stomach pump work
 conducted by MT. Rigney the rooster
 soon rounded to form again.-Lake
 City. (Col) Times.
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CENTERyuLF,

The ladies aid society of Grace church will hold Christmas sale and entertainment on Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings of this week at the parish house. Booths have been erected, and some very handsome arti- cles, both useful and ornamental. will be on sale at reasonable prices. Some handsome embroidery pieces have been given in by the ladies.
 A feature of the evening will be a lunch counter conducted by the young men.
 Good music will be arranged each evening by an orchestra. and it is ex- pected a quartette from the Yale Glee club will sing on Friday night. The admission is free, and it is hoped there will be good sized audience and that everyone. will come and enjoy them selves.
 The ladies would be pleased to see any of our out of town friends at this sale.
 Grace church parish house is located near the town hall, Centerville, and the Whitney avenue and Mt. Carmel cars pass near the parish house every twen- Ay-4OuI liIII44LSS. A|OlIlE anu EllJUS $OuI~ i selves.
 The ladies embroidery class of Grace 1 church met at Mrs. Lays on Tuesday afternoon. A light luncheon was serv- ed. The next meeting will be held at i the residence of Mrs. A. F. King on De- 1 cember 1a
 The Hamden Poultry association will 1 hold an exhibition at the town hall on 1 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday even l ings, December 13, IA, 15. | The Hamden Choral union will hold its next rehearsal Friday evening, De- cember 15, at the parish house. Anyone interested in singing is invited to join 1 the chorus,
 E. G. Warner, who represents the | Hartford Fire Insurance company and the Prudential Life Insurance company would be plesaed to give rates and in formation regarding the different forms of insurance.
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The soothing spray of Ely's Liquid Cream Balm, used in an atomizer, is an unspeakable relief to sufferers from ca- tarrh. Some of them describe it as a Godsend, and no wonder. The thick, foul discharge is dislodged and the pa- tient breathes freely, perhaps for the first time In weeks. Liquid Cream Balm contains all the healing, purify ing elements of the solid form, and it never fails to cure Sold by all drug gists for 75c, including spraying tube, or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren street, New York.
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ness, as a first rate example of the art IOf Nattier or LargiIliere.
 1 An important consideration in such eases is the necessity Of initiating tho patina Of an old pictures with artin-
 cial cracklings and so forth. Various
 methods are employed with this end in view
 Saffron bistre. black coffee and lieor-
 ice are faYorite applications as a pre-
 liminary to vanishing. Some add a fatty oil to the Yarnish, or a mixture , of bitumen, yellow lake and red ochre. which gives it something the appear ance of the old varnish.
 In doctoring paintings which aren
 wholly modern, the following process I is held to be etficacious: The painting , is first vanished with white of an egg and then powdered over lightly with very fine coffee grounds; on this pre-
 paration is spread thick coating of
 paste, which is dried before a hot fire
 and then superimposed, by second
 and finally a third coating. ! After an hour or two the canvas is
 cleaned with songe, and an excellent
 result is often revealed, though failures
 are not by any means uncommon. In
 successful cases the white of egg pro-
 duces an excellent imitation of the | cracking of old varnish; the coffee
 stains resemble the damage done by ] flies, and the action of the paste on the pigments is not unlike that of time
 and exposure.
 The application of a title yellow 1 varnish qualities the canvas under i treatment to the rank of an Old Master
 and in eight or ten months time it will i be in a fit state for admission to the Hctel Drouot t should be mentioned,
 by the way, that experienced dealers
 always employ old canvas and old stretchers.
 ] For the circulation of these spurious pictures M. Franche holds the dealer
 exeprts responsible. Such is their pow
 CT that they have a perfect control of i tn market, and they have used it, acc cording to his account, to enrich them selves by the sale of their worthless
 forgeries, while the honest experts are loath to complain for fear of the sym dicate of swindlers.
 ] To qualify as an expert nothing is
 
 good collection of cant phrases and
 studio jargon and plenty of inpudence
 Among those who advertise themselves
 as experts are a dealer in Irames, i wine agent, a seller of transpareIt pho- Itographs, a barber and haberdasher
 A short time ago M, Franche congratu- lated a dealer who had recently acquir-
 ed the title of expert.
 i We'll replied the dealer. ! had to d that to scure the confidence of my
 clients For that matter" added, It was easy enough, for all I had to do was to place the word at my door and on my cards.
 | Yet so great is the prestige of these men that they are able to make or mar the reputation of a work of art, and the stamp of the Hotel rouct is still
 supposed by many to cary some weight.
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COURAGE, BROTHER.

Courage, brother. Do the burdens Press so heavily and long That the brow is aching, aching, And the heart forgets it's song? Is the night so dark, so dreary, Never star gives out it's light? Look! Above the gloom and tempest It is shining clear and bright. Does the Lord of Jew and Gentle Buffet us through weary years? Think how Jew and Gentle scourged
 Him.
 Man of sorrows! Man of tears! let He pitied. He forgave, us Died upon the cross in shame But in glory waits to bless us, Jew and Gentle just the same.
 -Barberry Bittersweet.
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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS TO-DAY.

Announcement-M Il Apollinaris-Druggists Il Apenta-Druggists' Bargains-The Chas. Monson Go. Bakery Sale-S. s. Adams. Il Christmas Gifts-The Ford Go. Christmas Gifts-S N. E. T. Co. Do Not Hesitate-S2 Church St. raperies-Chamberla Co. Decorating-C. P. Thompson. ainmsnts-Hyperion.
 Est. B. H. Babbitt-Probate Notice. Facial Massage-M. B. Lengel.
 Grape Nuts-Grocers. | Gift Maker-E. E. Hall X Son. Holiday Gifts-F. W. Tiernan & Co. Legal Notices-City Estimates.
 Lost-Watch-256 Bradley St. Overcoats-Meigs & Co.
 Pianola Recital-Steinert Hall. l Postum-Grocers' l Pyramid Pile Cure-Druggists'.
 Right QuaIity-Dietter Bros. l Suits-DaVis &s Co.
 St. ristopher-Woolsey Hall. l Tool Chests-The J. B. Bassett & Co. Toys-Gamble-Des Co.
 The Basement-Howe & Stetson Go. Wanted-Girl-516 Chapel St.
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FINE SUCCESS
Of the Ladies Social at Dwight Place
 Church.

Of the Ladies Social at Dwight Place
 Church.
 Over two hundred attended the SUD- per and entertainment given at Dwight Place church parlors last evening, and the affair will be repeated this evening. The display of fancy articles was one of the largest ever held by the society. The candy display and flower booth were particularly fine. Richard North gave some fine sleight-of-h work. At the supper there were many tables for the groups that sat down to this big feast, which was only 25 cents a person-chicken salad, oyster patties, baked beans, rolls, lettuce sandwich, ham sandwich, mince, apples, pumpkin and lemon pies, doughnuts, coffee, cocoa, cheese, olives and pickles, ice cream, etc.
 Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee was chairman, assisted by the ladies of the Benevolent society of the church. .s...:.s F..
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SCHOOL FIGURES.

Total Attendance of Pupils Show In-
 crease of 1,013.
 The following statement of the enum- eration of school children between the ages of and IS for the year with a comparison of last year. was issued by the board of education:
 Number in public schools, 11S761; in- crease over preceding year. 10S6; num- Der in private schools, 2,S64; decrease from preceding year, 7S. Total number attending school, 21625; increase over preceding year, 1,O13; total number not attending school, 4,4S9: increase over preceding year, 54; total number in dis trict, 26.114; increase over preceding year. 067
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AGED MAN WEEDS SERVANT.
Rich Bachelor of Winsted Takes Bride

Rich Bachelor of Winsted Takes Bride
 Half His Age.
 Winsted, Dec, 6.-James McAlpine, an aged bachelor, well known and wealthy was married yesterday afternoon to Miss Fannie G. osborn, a servant, half his age.
 Friends were at the railroad station to showed the bridal couple with rice, but MT, McAlpine and his wife dodged them by taking trolley car for Tor. rington, where they boarded a railway train for New York, :. .:... ....s.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D C., Dec. s, s p. m,
 Forecast for Thursday and Friday For Eastern New York: Fair Thurs day and Friday; light to fresh south west to south winds.
 For New England: Fair Thursday and Friday; fresh southwest to south winds.
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Thursday, December ?. 1905.

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GA SIT e R F A. - Bears the HTha Kind You t,aV8 Always Bought picno4rro <1 /x@ s-""I5H ''s1d'+'' a MeIsHIaz1ax;
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Local Weather Report

New Haven, pecemebr 6.
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Methods of a Secret Syndicate of DeaI- CTS ExpOsed-FactOrIes That Turn Out Fraudulent Pictures-Many of the Canvases Shipped to This Coun- try-TrIeks to Give the Appearance of Age.
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First Pacific National League
Game Scheduled This
Afternoon,
SALT LAKE PLAYS LODSTERS.
Both Teams Are Oh Hand and Ready
For The Battle -- Automobile Parade
With q Brass Band.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE,

II ls hoped that salt Lake viii not bc
IN tho above position at the end Of tho
ecrlos with the ogden Lobstcrs,
Tho Pacific National league season
opens IN salt Lake this afternoon when
the Rclllyltos clash with the LolBlcrs at
walkers pasture, with jill Sctlcy holding
the Indicator,
"Clcar ana warmer"
Thats what the weather doctors eoys
for today, but NJ this writing only half
Of the prediction ~ true II " warmer
but not clcar ANA II more ram comos
tho gnmo win have a. Do postponed,
An automobile parade before the Bamo,
mombcrs of The ulaac schools loa quo
participated took place THIS afternoon
prior 10 the game,
Manager Rolly announces that Togcr IN
slated TO do the twirling for the homo
crow, and IN ho N M ploiiy hno shape II
IL beloved we viii win the opening slrUg'
'"paw" dlmln has selected bowling {,
olnCato ON tho rubber for the LObbtois
and this means battle royal between
the pitchers The gamo hcnne a. $3.50
the gano viii be- called at o'clock shop,
There will Bog Horics " i've games play.
ed with Oglcn Then comes Il lso ana
Spokane. THO batting order u the teams
today follows
SAFE Lake Muller l. r. euclmcN r. Il
Dclmau, gHi Thornton, lb,i Rnlly 3D. and
captains loaly ca Weea or ll0yos, c. H.
6gicnIiiatR r. f., Clark hi Hanson,
e. Oimlln, e.. T. and captain, Fulmor 3d.
HASTINGS l. f. Barr 2b,i BrCslnoi ~ ,
Bowling or lloon, p,
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BooKlEs CIR THEIRS
Representatives Of Sew YORK Rnelng
Associations Take Action Against Thorn,

Now York May 10 Arbitrary methods
oi dealing with before syndicate pII,oH
ana am attempt rCurutN 10 nominate Ne
betting llug huyo rcIulol I'm Wn par..
cay WlprK out ut spruul privilege. luro.
ioluIo enjoyed hY the Metropolitan 'UU
aeHocouon composed gt Ooukmukols ~
lhu race tracks about Now NOk
iuliVos NJ an the NcW York facing ua.o.
Citations, II WIS decided there should bu
Pc iurlhcr dDnIlubn Win tho mon ul lh1
ltillnu UrEH
llcrro0or the grounds VIII be- open 10
NU ana amy hoOKmnkpr who can 'pYtlh.
llth MS financial integrity and who du.
tiros TO mako "A book ON the races may
do 40,
For several years mo MolropoUlun men
luNo controlled the entire space of tpo
,llE rlnm' ma olcn Wook iW momho,a
dlrW lots Ton positions kOnsmrmhDl
were pot permitted lo do business eNuont
ON a llno behind the dig ring ulhuush
many oi thcm were perhaps more rCspou.
rlblc financially lhlu some mcmhCrH uf
tho Metropolitan AfsoU1tluu Those IN
control Of the racing plants have decided,
however IN view of Me loud complaints
ana recent friction, IN mako the "hig
ring an oron Hnar 10 certain extent
ana the Metropolitan mcmhrys VIII hayo
nolhlng ~ Say IN the futulo 40 10 draw.
lng lots for positions
Tho turf association H. a close corpora.
ton " 2n memberships Admission hlB
always been By ballot ana hy the pur'
gheHo # q rotlrlug members button"
lilcoN toN these have ruled over 5000
TOR n $cnr or two but when news of tho
action by the track authorities became
KNOWN moro Wus "a uulck drup 10 ~ ~,
nv Whlch llHllo one membership was bold,
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Commercial League Scores,
KEITIEoBRIENs
MURRAY TOMORROW NIGHT,
Silent" Rowan and Terry BsvIs WIN
Ihpn liant Rounds,

At the Murray opera House tomorrow
nlght Silent Rowan ana Terry Davis VIII
nght twrnty rounds M the Ioped aroma,
II IN expected that quito u crowd Of Ight
fans will 40 down IRON salt Lake ana q
number are expected from Bingham ana
Provo, Both lads report their condition
good ana promise aN interesting scrap
Tho preliminary event IN scheduled for D
o'clock SHARP, ana az special ear service
ls announced local nght fans viii have
plonly ol time 10 got " tho SMpllor ulty
ON tmo for tho bout
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To Prove What Swamp-Roo The Great Kidney Remedy will do
for YOU, Every Reader Of "Deserc, News" May Have
Sample Bottle Sent Free by MAIL

weak and unhealthy kidneys
nncrng than other disease neglect
other kidney trouble permitted continue,
follow.
Your other your Kidneys
" sick "fcol badly" begin taking
Root the kidney bladder remedy
kidneys other
health a trial VIII convince
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s
k| DNEY
CURE

stops Irregularities, strengthens
the urinary organs and builds up
the WORKOUT tissues OF the kid
neys so they will perform their
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do not, and the poisonous waste
matter Is carried by the circulation
to every part of the body, causing
dizziness, backaehc, stom ae ii
trouble, sluggish liver, irregular
heart action, etc,
II you have any signs OF Kidney
or Bladder trouble commence taxi
Ing FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
at once, as It will cure a slight dis.
order In few days and prevent
a fatal malady. II Is pleasant to
take andbenelits the whole system.
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D0UGALL RECITAL
Pupils ofpspular Singer Delight Audi
snco Al Clayton Hall,

There was q large attendance last
evening, IN Clayton hall, Of the friends
ana pupils OF Mr. Hugh Dougall, the
well known baritone and Instructor IN
vocal culture, on tho occasion OF the rec
ci,al given by his advanced pupils The
program aa printed IN Saturdays
'Now1' waa ploneanlly and artstically
carried out, ana the efforts Of the vocal.
ists were not only gratifying TO all pres,
ont, but evidenced u true and careful
training that promised much IN the ~.
turc, Both participants ana their IN.
slruotor were congratulated at the close
OF the recital
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DID NOT JUMP LAND.
Bishop Brin,on Denies Any Connection
With Stabbing Affair

Bishop Drlnton, whose name was
mentioned In connection with the Max
0cld.BuNlor stabbhg aftalr, cmphatlcal.
~ denies that no jumped or had any
occasion for jumping land belonging TO
any one, lie SAYS the land In question
has boon his for 20 years and he wishes
II understood that he was In no way 70.
sponsiblo for the unfortunate cutting
ARRAY OF Monday
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SHOOTING BY CABLE.
Americans vs. lfenehmen In Revolver
Ana Rlflc Contests

New York May 10 Revolver and rifo
thooicrs are practising for 10 match with
fronch experts, to bo bold this month ny
cable
The Americans viii shoot AZ orccn,Ille.
A. \ Results nom horo viii be onbod
10 pnrY and results from thpre vii, ba
cOblcd 10 thlH country Tho American
tenn will BIO o0mpurud musilv # mtmhers
~ the Manhattan Mln and Royo yer
club NJ mia city. They arc now being
chosen by competition
The conditions VI inc match can for ID
men 10 tcHm outb man to gho Id
shots with tho RHO nj 1O vnfda ou tbo
frcuch target and N shots AZ IN ynlds
on the standard American target with
the revolver
.1hcro arc NJ restrictions ON revolver,
elehis. ammunition or llpror pull, except
lhnl no tol ttlggow are allowed on TO-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nsayc's concert occurs ut the Thoatcr
tomorrow night lie ana his wife are
expected 10 arrive In the morning, ana
VIII be Immediately called on ana on.
tortainod by several leading musicians.
Among other friends Of Mr. Nmyo In
sat Lake N willard Wohc, who ls ono
Of his stounchost admirers,
H. II sothorn ana julia Marlowc are
60 appear In this city ON May % ana %
IN Much ADO Abou Nothing" and
Romeo ana Juliet Their advance
manager John Il, warner ls now IN
the city,
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UTAH MAY BECOME
CHAMPION Of WEST.
Track Meet Arranged With the
Colorado College by Coach
Maddox.
U. or U. HAS FASTER RECORDS.
Preliminary Scores Indicate a Close
Victory For tlom' Team Ia Most
or the Esysnts


tuah y'uIvofaliv hag A fair chance OF
browning this years work on tho track
BY bringing homo TO SAT- l'oNo 'ho uh'nn'
pionshlp Of tho iniormountain region To
a. n .ho must defeat Colorado college at
w NV ",'.i,,,,s an Ma, o, saturday
Colofhuo np''nsn VI ""s So n''a'
laat Colorado college won the champion
.hin ~ Colorado al a WoNorn Amateur
."'p ,,,Ion ,nor, ,ho onlloeoa onlorol
Aihlouo u',o" "o'' WV NVn,e'' ,'.',,
including Denver university Colyfauo
Agricultural college, school OF MINIS,
N,saan onllo,o ana ho state Normal
colornoo co"'b'i WV Wv ''"''
school Tho agreement OF Cqacn Mhdn1'
was that Utah should como 90 colorado
10 enter against the winner Of the meet
md this proved 10 be Colorado c.llgg'.
uoaoh Maddox stated TO the "NowH' n
bls return to Salt Lake last night from
ble colorado tflp that the track at colo.
rndo college IL In good condition and
ough 10 glyo Utah plenty VI chance 10
mako her best records,
SCORES POINT TO VICTORY
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, May g--powcll who started IN
90 pitch for New York today wu wild
and ineffective, Ave hits and three plsge1
IN the llrst Two Innings glvng. Boston
effective throughout, Attendance, 12O
scoroi II, ", u,
Boston ,,,,n,,,n,,,,,,,,,,
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, |
at,orlos--Tannohil and Crigof, Pow.
ell, llogg and klonow.
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nMAIIA. a DEH MoINns. 3.

Omaha, May p,-Dcsplto superior play.
lng by the Visitors, tie champions woro
able 10 secure three runs ana win tho
gOmo IN the sixth inning, whom hIts and
errors were punched
ecorol II, II H.
Omaha ui''t,i,''it'','','i,,i',i
DCa Moncs u,i,,p,,it,,tp,t,tuut3 z
RattorlCa--Co Companion and Q0ndInR,
Mansko, lowno ana Wakefield.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

oakland, CAT, May o,.-oakland had q
wglkoycr today winning from os An
COLES by the score ~ 7 to 0, The ysi,
tors played a most listlcss game through
ont and, despite the fact that they So.
cured eleven a0fctce failed 20 get "A
runner across tho plate, on the other
hand, the homo team punched its HIS
and played ilrst class bali Goodwin waI
hnttcd out VI the boz IN the nfih, when
live hlia were made IN his delivery Ito
was replaced by loren, Captain Dillon
Of the southern team was put out 90
tho game ~ tho NTH inning for dla'
pulng decision, IN the succeeding Inn.
Ink Amllh and Flood, also u Los An.
gcloe were gent % tho bench for ind.
ina too much fault with porrinos do,
clelons Tho Loe Angeles nine nnlshoi
tho gamo with a m0kcshlft team,
ScorN r. H. ",
Ohklhnd uriu,'',,,'',,'',uniu y ?
Lus Angeles u,u,t,,,uu,,uu,0 II 3
Batteries lborg, Mosklman and ByInosi
Goodwin, Tofon ana Spies,
lmplro'~PolIlno
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AMERICAS LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

philadelphia May o,-rltlehurg defeated
Philadelphia today IN "A poorly played
lon.innIng game Tho homo team Wut
ltp lead Oh tho visitors mhpnys, but tho
Ia the ninth, and won cut In tho ton,h,
Attendance, 800,
Score. n, H. u,
plttfburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W y
philadelphia u'i,t,'',,t'u''tu''O d
BATTERIES. Lever, Lynch aud pclUi
Suthon and DOOM
Earned Runs-pltlsburg G. Two.baa,
Hts beaumont, clancy Rulh0m Homo
81 on Lynch, 4, oil Sulhof q struck out
.-ny Lever Il By Lynch T.
umpro-klom,
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WEST SIDERS WON,
Doll Team Defeated the Collegiate Instl'
tuio Nine u toA,

Tho West side High School baseball
team defeated the nine representing the
Collegiate Institute yesterday afternoon
N score being d TO
Tho game II regarded az hclng the bost
the, llyh School league series played ~
far az II was nip ana tuck between tho
contestants from the first 10 the last Inn
lng Tho teams lined up as follows
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CHICAGO, 81 CLEVELAND, .,

Cleveland, May 0.-Clcycond Lost first
place today being defeated by Chicago
b ythc score Of 3 60 2, walsh pitched
a strong game, Lojole driving IN both
of Clcyelnuda runs Cold weather held
the attendance down to LOO
scorc r. II, u,
cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y J
Chicago n,,,,u,r'p,u',',u,p', !
Notwithstanding and Bcms, Walsh
and Mcfarland,
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The I. y, q, y, team defeated tho All
llnllowR team by score OF 20 TO ] yes;
to-day Afternoon, Tho winning team had
all the best Of the game otpocnllY IN
batting The team lined UP az ioio"sI
lloplall ana Harris. sbi Earl Sei
Hardy ISL klmbalh l. g. Bond M 81
Wilson, 7, &
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west side.


Summarize Throc,baso llits-Troyol
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