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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
Jacques
VAUDEVILLE.

There is plenty of dramatic intensity in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon HalI' which the Poli summer stock company is to present at the Jacques next week. The story of the play resembles that
 of the romantic novel from which it
 k taken only ill the respect that ibe
 characters of both are the same. That
 is as far fortunately as the resembl-
 ance goes. There was nothing in the
 written work to inspire public notice
 even but II was caught ID by the tide
 of the historical novel pi!rensy which
 ran riot few years ago and carried iD-
 to the ranks of the best selling books"
 into which place a really great bin of
 writing rarely finds itself. But there
 were in the story tbre or four drama
 tic moments and situations which
 make an excellent ground work for q
 play. These have been used by the
 adopter of the version which will be given at the Jacques and drama con structed which will find much popular approval here. Dorothy Vernon the daughter of Sir John Vernon of Haddon
 Hall is loved by two men. Sir John
 Manners and Sir Malcolm Vernon her cousin. Dorothy loves Manners who visits the hall before his rival and is mistaken for bim When Vernon hap pens by there is of course quarrel and Manners by Dorothy's connlvance escapes to join the supporters of Mary Queen of Scots. For this his life is declared forfeited by Elizabeth and in assisting Mary 10 escape is wounded. Dorothy begs his life on the purpose of finding from him Mary's hiding place. which she does. Then overcome with remorse she contrives to warn the Scottish queen and Is detect ed. Everything ends happily of course and in the finish Dorothy marries Sir John and Malcolm is banished. Earle Simmons will play Manners. Miss Hayward. the willful cunning Dorothy. Horace Noble the rascally cousin. George Hoey. Dorotby's father. Miss McKeon the queen of Scots and Edith Colius. one of the most talented and experienced character players of Ameri ca will give noteworthy portrayal of Elizabeth. The production will he mounted and Its presen- tation a notable one. Prices are 10. eo and 3o cents: afternoons 10 and eo cents. ladies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
POLI'S
THE wINTER's TALE.

shakeSpeare's plays are ever inier- estiu- when produced by capable com panis-S. and t was certainly a treat last evening to witness the Tfesenta- ton of The Winters Tale as told in excellent manner by Viola Allen and Der gathering Of bi<frionic ladies and gentlemen So many and so varied are the scenes in this IrgiBetisu that t us~ fearsi the deisys wouid sletraet from ;he merit of the PrOlDcfieD. ~lseuli that merit i-r forthcoming. but all this vas happily avoided for not only was the prrforuiznee meriferi- o1is one. but the ssenie changes were exeruted quickly and promptly Mss Allen ,Ioes not seem fo have i0-t any of her ability ss an actre-s and ber rer~atiIsty vas is-iiIisntiy exploited last evening in the dual chzrs-ter pf He-rniea-. queen to Ie-sntes. and Per dits- dauxhfer or LegBtes and Her ufone- Strong in her drsmsfie pass arr<. stiH giffef with that pswsTful rrr rles~fn< rossp- -zert and rsptirAt- ing In ier rnaIslea .hs1vs~trr. she justly
 wSu ff@ nsu-f xre~rpm~ Iizsdif~ sn-s earn4a fhe many rurrain eslis whifE w~s~ awarss>f her most exrssi<nt werk One sf h4 sercaGrs< sc>a<~ snd eE< h vhsch she fl1 snfHfy sf tne eetress
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
WON BRIDE ox A WAGER.

Okolcna. Miss. June 3.-As result of the loss of a wager in which the stake was the promise of her hand in marriage provided the Okolona base ball team defeated her home town team. Miss Beatrice Iamisou. daugh. ter of Col 4. J. Jsmison. postmaster of Houston. nearby town. finds her self inc wife of Joseph <. Williams of this city.
 The bridegroom met the bride for the fiFsf time when the Houston team play esI here rs-rentiy. They formed sn at taellment at once Both gre baseball enthusiasts. and when the okolona team visited Houston Thursday. Miss Ianli-on agreed to the proposition to wager herself that Houston would win. Okolnna had decisive victory snd the nuptisl knot was tied after the game.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
REPORT IS REJECTED
Equitable Directors Throw
 Out Prick Measures.
WOULD STRIP HYDE OF HIS STOCK
AarrtRaa Refssea ts Connsnt on Statement That There Was . Plan to Put soeiety's Assets Iste
 uands of Standard Mea.

NEW YORK. June 3.-The report of the Prick committee. which was sp- pointed to investigate the EQuita ble Life Assurance society. has been al most unanimously rejected by the board of directors at their meeting here. James H. Hyde won almost ev- erything. and Mir. Prick was SO dis gusted with the outcome of the meet ing that in nt of anger he resigned from the board. together with F. H. Hartman and Cornelius Bliss
 The meeting was stormy one. and a. times the talk was SO plain that it verged on accusations O, crlminaIlty. Mir. Hartman in particular was sin gled out by Mr. Hyde ss the target for atisct
 F. H Hartman. one of the commit tee. when asked If he had anything 10 say rxsrding the published memoran- dum accusing him and other fnsnciers of conspiring 10 throw the control of fhs assets of the society into the hands If the Standard OH capitalists. said he had not a word Of comment 10 make
 The positive results of the directors meeting were inc rejection of the re- port of the Prick committee by the very large majority 0f 24 io i3. the resignation of Mir. Prick from the board of directors and the passage of resolutions embodying the following
 That a chairman of the hoari be created with plenary powers over all depsrrmsnf. and affairs of inc society
 That . nominating committee con sisfing of n. Q. Mills. John A. Stewart. A !. Csssstt. T. Jefferson Coolidge. August Belmont. ]. B. Forgsn and Robert T. Lincoln be requested fo re- port st a meeting of the board to he called on Wednesday neK; . candidate for chairman.
 That James Hszen Hyde D. re auesfed within three months io divest hInself Of the control of the stock oS the society on such terms snd conii- tls1s ss shall I.e Ssfisfs~fery.
 The new chairman cf the board of d. re-tors viIl hsEe pIensry fosers. and the committee appointed has already decsdsd to offer this position to Grorer Clevelsnd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
WATEF CW .OTTINGS

The Center scDtol alumni will give q banquet to the graduating class of the Center school after the exercises. to be held in the town hall
 Sherwood Rowland, who has been at. tending school in Ossinging, \. r., is home for the summer vacation.
 The Rev William T. Holmes will ex- change with the Rev Austin Hagen of ThomastOn Sunday.
 Mrs George Mansfield is visiting friends in Harwinton.
 The Ridge school team will play the Tafts here on Monday afternoon.
 The Honorable W. E. Curtis of New York and his sister arrived here last evening 10 attend the Buckinghsm-C Cur tis wedding.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
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MILWAUKEE, wis- June 3.-A two days sHfouotfse msci under fine su- spies of lh~ Nstiassl Nefc- Rscinr sssprisfsou hs. sEeaei here Interest ~en-er-d iu r-o rve-niie events. in vhs~s prose.ssoHsl driver, handled the machines THr STst os 'bes> vas ~on by chsrie. ss1ies- who I-i from fhe star Psruer osd6eld uss the star In the lssr sad saly event h -hirh he started esp-u-ing Ave mil. r.re in ( minutes .s s--uods snd Be.fins his eios>st spponeat ehsri-- <ouiss by about seventy Eve ysrds ss the fnish- Tneuek she frsek vss in poor rcoti- tio-- Ota~ts r.H sae ise ril~ Fn ss s~s~t-ts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
ORDER OF NOTICE.
JOHN RrTTIGER vs HELEN c
 ETTTIGER

JOHN RrTTIsER Ns HELEN c. ETTTIGEK.
 State of Connecticut. New Haven
 County. = Waterbury. tho 3ri dsy sf June. 1.sc..
 [ pon the complaint sf fbe sad John EuffixeT praying Tor res~<sss therein ~ei forth for a dIrerre nau pending lrfoe he SuI-erior Court sf Waterbury in and for New Haren County. Co ise held ca slse first Tis><- aay of June A. h. fsfs
 IT spEezrinx fs and bein- found bv the subscribing authority that the @d defendant Is sls-<nf from ffls &f1f<. gone fs paris unkDoVn. ffervfpr~
 Ordered that ugfirr of ffz< p>n1rDrY of said eomrialut fr xfrru esid c. fendzat by publishing fhl~ ont1 in the wefeFbsry Eveninx D>mprnf- c newspaper printed h said Ws1eR1ugy. three days sucoe<~sreiy. cpmDenr11g on er l,efcrp fhe arsi d&r ~ 1una A- D-- rsrs hy ssp~ p~r4~~ o1cv Q 0- di-r-puf f~~~~~n
 xAuF-EI. z. uAEQM A@~fsf<nf sTkvx o< fk< xwpp4<cr r~uye f~ <~~ Hav~~ fs~nfy = woor< bury.
 II-X
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
B 10 E 2 9 3
Hartford.

Sacrifice hits. Mccormick Shincel Bunyan; stolen bases. Hoffman. Me Cormick. Hartley. Deal. Ramon, Shin eel. Nickers ?. Luyster ?; two base hits, Hoffman. Mccormick. Ramon. Shincel: innings pitched. by karns |. by COughliD [: hits. off Karns 10, off Coughlin 3: home run. Rementer: bases on balls. off vickers l. off Karns ,. off Coughlin l: left on bases. Holyoke |, Hartford 4: struck out. by yickers j. by Karns ,: hit by pitcher. Mccormick. Luyster: double plays. Hartley to Me Cormick, Deal to Larkin; wild pitch. Coughlin: time. 1h 35m; attendance. G52; umpire, Kennedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
THE DIAMOND.
ONE GAME
 YESTERDAY
Holyoke Had . Strong Bat. ting Streak and Hart. ford Went Down to De. feat-Other News.

Holyoke. June 3.-With their eyes Oh the ball and Nickers iD the box. Hos- yoke yesterday defeated Hartford. 10 to the locals getting thirteen hits for twenty bases. while yivkers held tue visitors down to four singles. At the end of the seventh inning. karns was replaced by CoughIin. who was touch cd for three hits. besides hitting Hart ley Remeter's home run and Hart ley's fielding were the features. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

Bakers union. School meeting. Typographical union. 329. Waterbury association. \. \. :. F..
 MEETINGS TOMORROW. Prompters' union. French Canadian band. Sheridan council. K. of c. Melchisedeek lodge. 1. q. E. B. St Francis Xavier Holy Name soci- ety.
 FraiernaI Order of Eagles. Eagles hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
w.. n>ssv ss ps.

Co~yERs. Gs- June 3-wiIl Sine . negro. vss hanged here 'o- rife murder He objected ro sny efforts t3 secure q pardon or connufstion os senfesce for him. saying be gas rssdy fo dfs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
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ST. LOUIS. June q. sneer. af Ieo ss |. wen the for-rh rare .t the Amersrsn I~key ~iut vs~x defeating Mznss-d sn6 Nsfshs- ~4rri rh w~. al fs : Ike. sf 10 sr l. sn1 Liu~rsek s-ish ss ls ss | alsc VII fheir r~spsrrvs svunsa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
CONN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL. LEaGrE

NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Bos'on
 New York ( q 1 2 0 5- $ Boston,. c Q ! q | o. Hits-Sew York, i3: Boston. | Errors New York, l; Boston. ( Bastsries-Amss MoGinnity and Bresnshsn: Fraser and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
$500 FOR 50 CENTS.

This proposition ought to be good enough for you. l am giving the same treatment for which Dr Caissa- rato gets $500, for 50c. have all the apparatus which he uses and a diploma from him attesting my com pctence. Room r.. Citizens Bank Building. Phone 1O74.
 MRS K. W. KLEINECKE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
xs-s...r..~ sss~H.~y ussrses.

RUTLAND. Vt. Iun~ a. William W ssscknsv of I.rfic~- xsrs-ra- of Yer Esns from ipS te Tpz. ~ss uarrs~d ~ Bsse Dsrsagssa. N H. s~ nio narzh q leessA sH49iy . seoeUaN19.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Al nglamton-scrsnton :. Blng- hamton {.
 At AIbany-A. J. < G. {. Albany ..
 Al Troy-Utica <. Troy 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At al,imore-Iochester 2. Baiti- more I.
 Al Jersey City-Jerses City-Toronto game postponed: rain.
 Al Newark Newark Buffsi0 game postponed. rain.
 Al Providence Providence :. Mon treaI 2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
WESTERN LEAGUE

Al st Jo~~ph-sioux City : st Jo-- epb l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
ll)iscellapeous.

oST-Ysur appetizer We'll don't 20 ,s A dosing to ge: t back. but Jus, try stop ping your cold dinners for whf.. and ge. your dinners or lunches al Avery's. op- po:!te Castles marse. lt will save health and doctors bii.s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

NEW EN"Isa.ND I@hhp0 E. At Fall River-Manchester ]. Fall River l.
 AT Lynn-Iynn j. Lowell 1. At Nashua-Nashua-H game postponed: rain
 At New Bedford-Ccncord Io. New Bedford q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

W AhTED-Conirac,: or jobbine bv q competent carpenter. ali ~orx prompt y af'enoed io- Martin SoborE. 50 Cherry avenue. City. s-a-u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta Atlanta :. Memphis 2 Al Nashville-Nashville |. New Or leans H. At Birmingham-BIr Birmingham I. Shreveport .
 ~ Little Reck-LIttle Rock s Mont gomery q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
WHQYED.

NANTEo-The people 10 know if they
 have not S7 fos ron os coal they can get big bag Of Otto Coke from their grocer fer dime. 5.3i-h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

SOUTHERN TIER ASSOCIATION. At Einira-A Addison IT. Eimira io.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
TABLE oT PERCENTAGES.
AMERTCAN LEAGEE

Al Philadelphia
 vsshsnston ......e % e o-i Philadelphia ..... I c "a
 His-Mashington. $: Philadelphia II. E-Tors-Wssh.rgfon 1. Philadelphia. l. Batteries-woIfe. Jacobson and Heydon: wsedell and Bchrsck
 Al St. Louis
 Detroit ..........l c Q 0-f g.. Louis ...-.....7 2 l c | sL5
 Hi's-Desrcit.. q s, f.ouis. Errors Detroit. (. Gt ic-is. | Bafteries-Mullen . rA n-f1 1SAs .,a S.s~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

WAIVED Energetic workers every-
 where 10 distribute circulars. sam pie: ard advertising matter. Good pay. Nc eanysssing, coererativs Advertising Sc., New York. l-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

E'oR sALE-Two family house and barn.
 loi one hundred feet front by I5o 'eet oeep win frrtt trees. on Tracy averus. Will sell il at sacrifice Call and see ua Ihe United States Land Corporation, i77 Bank street, Waterbury. Conn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
ANEEIcAN RESERVATION.

\, MH~sukee-Ninnespoii< e Mil uaukee 2
 ~ Ksnsss City-Ksnsas City :. st Paul f
 At Celumlgs-Coiumlus l. Indian aT,sIis q
 Al JouisviIle-I.ouisville 10. Toledo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

ANiEL T. HARRINGTON says. call D special attention 10 three family houses that have just added 10 my long hsf 3of them are situated or corner lots anc they must be sold. Don't wait # you want ic euy 'es ne show you what you VIII never see in Waterbury aga.n for the price. Take my advice and look this up. inquire Daniel T. Harrington, No. 40 Ea:: Main.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

WANTED = Purchasers for oir S..41 W and si.so hats Danbury Hat Store 74 Grand street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

M ANTEc- The people 10 know that [ psiHt tin roeis with paint that gives satisfaction and saves roof and money for patrons. Plenty of seferenees that you know Richardson, 10 Burton street.
 <-25-3m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

EoR sALE-House and lo, 43 cosse,.
 street. Artificial sidewalks and drive. ways made and repaired. also general tob- eng Of mason work. Peter 3. Carey, a cossen street. Telephone 17s.2 4-I7.n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

WANTED-To do light and heavy truck.
 W ing of all kinds. a, reasonable pricss furniture and piano moving. and bus parties a specially, ali kinds of ,urn-suts. A. N. Larsen. corner Water and North Elm Sss- Branch cfficex boielie's store. i64 South Main street, swanson's Grocery stsrs. cor. Burton and Hiii streets
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

w ANTED- Pensioners io know ina, |
 vi. oe a, .rny office from e.50 a. n. to 10 ?. IT. or Monday. June 5, 10 execute vouchers George Robbins, room 1. 27 Wes, Man street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
k YoV lRE cQMeEIn
FOR RElT.

rTo RsNT-shere cottages a, Msadevs Il End. all furnished from $ic.oo ss SIS. % per week. J. T. Phsian. ]2 Bank street. e-2-3n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

EoR SALE The desirable ore ia .nsly house Of fen rooms with all improve nenis. corner Q. Hillside and Central avenues, one q the lest locations in its City. will be vacant May 18th. Viii sell cn easy terms. For particulars call on or telephone |. F. Carter. II Eas: Main St. lo5-4 Office. 1853 Residence. 5-io-sf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

EoR REET-Two nicely furnished front Il rooms ~l;h bath in Farrell tmldinr. cniy gentlemen need sppiy. Inquire 3i7 Bank street. e-2-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

ECR SALE-The farm and old home- ! stead of inc iai. Charles E. Warner. also factory equipped with steam engins.G boiler and hydraulic cider press. vii seII hai' Duiicing nov being used as scHooI house Al located in the center of Cak- viiie- Apply Charles L. Warner. Admin. istrator. Cakviilc. Conn. Tel. 43-2. or 43-4 Wa.erown. 5-25-n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

Charles Bachmann. 2 protege of George M. Conan. was given chance to play the role of Sing Song, the Chi nese newspaper man in Little Johnny Jones. at the New York theater May 24. Although he had had practically no stage experience he made good. Bernard Dillon. who has been playing the part, is going into vaudeville.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

k'oR sALE-Two furnished cottages Il l Walnut Beach. and enc. two and three family house in City. also building loi at bargain If sold before Jane 18th. ). E. sandiford. Real Essse. No. io0 Bank street. Te,. i44-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
ADVS|
FOR SHLE.

EOR RENf--Four rooms. 578 eaId~in street. CBriea & C'Neill. Apetl,e- cary's Hall blcck S-27-sf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

EoR REST-Tenement of five rooms. II s.-o househoId furniture fer sale. in- cure . Weicoti street 6-2-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03

May Irwin's new play. which will be used by her next season, will be supplied by Reginald Pinero. who Is said to be q cousin of Arthur W. Pinero During Miss Irwin's ngagement in Elmira. she had conference with Mir PinerO and discussed the plot and sit nations. and a scenario will be submit ted in q few weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28

Special TO The Bulletin.
Henderson, May 27-Just about a
year ago Holycross, the Iron Man,
and Morgan, Henderson's star twirier
INDUCED in one of the greatest Pitch
er's battles at the Henderson base
ball park in the history of the great
national game. Twenty long innings
they struggled, and finally victory
rested with the Iron Man" Yesterday
the same pitchers were pitted against
each other and agn they pulled OFF
an extraord nary pitching contest,
which lasted thirteen innings, and
then had to be called a draw on ac-
count Of darkness. Both men were In
fine form and honprs were about even.
the hits being equally divided. Both
Of Henders1n's runs were earned, how
ever While Cairo's two were made
on errors. Consequently, IL Morgan
had received gilt edged support, he
would have won.
How Runs We're Made.
Henderson made her first run In
| the fourth on two clean hits Long
| singled and stole second and scored
on Durand's twoibagger In the
eighth Morgan dropped Texas lea
guer just back of Dummy Hughes and
scored on Durand's long two Dagger
TO right field.
Ca TO scored in the fourth and fifth
In the fourth a wild throw to first by
Durand allowed Dummy Hughes tc
reach second and he went TO third on
wild pitch and crossed the plate or
Thomas error of grounder In tht
fifth after two men were down Black
burn singled, went to- third on Dummy
Hughes single and was safe at tn,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28

was approached by one of the shell
game men with the circus who
Showed" few dollars at the deputy
sheriff with knowing wink. Deputy
Durham promptly "bawled him OUT
and continued his sightseeing, It was
while in crowd later that he felt a
hand drush down the side of his coat,
but thought nothing of the occurrence
and IT was only recalled when, q short
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28

time after, he pulled his handkerchief
from his coat pocket and with It IS
bill. Mr.. Durham is net hunting the
former owner Of the money. He de
clares that the bill is the genuine ar.
ticle, and the little donation may in
duce him to be regular visitor 10
sec the clown and fair equestriennes
in the future.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28
MARRIED IN ST. LOUIS.

While visiting relatives in st, Louis
Miss Leona G. Williams, daughter of
Charles Williams, 21O Eighteenth
street was married to Mr.. William
Hawthorne, 1910 Michigan avenue,
Tuesday May 20. The Rev. e. J.
Rinkle Of the Clayton M r. church
officiated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28
HOW A CAIRO DEPUTY
MADE SOME easy MONEY!"

Deputy Sheriff George Durham Of
Cairo, is SIS ahead, and he Is at loss
to know how 1t happened. The Off.
Ger was In Theb6s on Saturday, May
l3 circus day, and visited the Van
Amburg shows, says the Thebcs Star.
II was while "nosing around that he
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28

Hen so 001 0 0 o loo 90 o.
Cairo. 900 / 90 0 0 0 0 o.
summary Earned runs, Henderson
O. Two base hits, Durand 2, Brown,
Duncan, Holycross. Sacrifice hits, Du-
rand. Petit, Holycross. Stolen bases,
French 2, Long, Dennis, Hughes, Lar
sen. Struck out, by Holycross 4, by
Morgan g. Bases on balls. off Holy
cross /. Hit by pitched ball, Brown
and Holycross. Left on bases, Henler-
sen 10, Cairo 8. Passed ball, DeWesse
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28
pNFANTs" GET TRouNcINc.
Speciaf to The Bulletin.

70 IIV UUfFVVIII. as
Princeton, May n. Marion's as
sortment Of dew Drops was complete
ly exhausted and fielders' legs were
chased off running after the ball bet
fore the game today was fairly start
ed, and II was necessary to blanket
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28

plate when DeWesse dropped the.
throw home by French OF Larsen s,
grounder
Both sides had several chances To
win with one timely hit. but 1t was
not forthcoming. Following Is the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28

2. Wild pitch, Hplycross /, Morgan
Attendance 400,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28
THIRTEEN INNINGS
TO A STANDST|LL
Cairo and the Hens Had a Great
Fight Yesterday
HOLYCROSS VS.. MORGAN
THEY ALMOST DUPLICATE THEIR
FAMOUS BATTLE or LAST
YEAR - INDIANS DOWN
ALICE, HoPPERs WIN.
CLUB STANDING.

Where They Play Today.
Cairo at Princeton.
Paducah at Henderson.
Hopkinsville at Vincennes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-28
ANOTHER TROPHY FoH INDIANS,

vincennes. May 2T."Big Bill''s
Frakes was In wonderful form today
and let the hitting Kolbites down
with three safe ones. Whitley's
lair was discovered almost from the
start of the game and he was thumped
merciiessly, though he kept them very
well scattered The opinion prevails
here that decision at second by Tim
pre- Bush, which allowed an Indian
the base when he should have been
out, was responsible for the loss Or
the game. and the fans are proportions
ately sore Score: s