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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-29
THE YACHT ATLANTIC
 ARRIVED TOO EARLY.
The Yacht Race Authorities Were Caught Mapping Didn't Look for the Racers Until Wednesday, All Bridgeport is Rejocine Over the Victory of the ves sel Made in the Park City,

London, May 29 (1O:47 a. m.)-Bar- ring accidents, the American three masted schooner yacht Atlantic, owned by Wilson Marshall, New York Yacht club, is winner of the Kaiser cup. She passed abeam of Scilly Island at 9:57 o'clock this morning.
 When sighted the Atlantic was mak- ing good progress toward the Lizard, where the race ends. There was light southwest wind and a smooth sea-
 The Atlantic created yachting rec ord by crossing from the United States in twelve days.
 No other yachts have been sighted.
 If the breeze holds good the Atlantic should reach the finish line about 5 o'clock this afternoon.
 Falmouth, Eng. May 29.--The ,nex- pected early arrival of the American three-masted schoone- yacht Atlantic off the Scilly Islands, wnlcn she passed at 9:57 this morning, caught the inter national yacht race authorities nap- ping.
 When the dispatch announcing the yacht passing the Scilly Islands reached Falmouth the German cruiser Pfeil, the mark boat, was placidly an chored in the harbor. Those on board the cruiser were not expecting the yachts before Wednesday. The Pfeil got up full steam and sped off to take up her position mile southward of the Lizard.
 The distance between the Scilly Islands and the Lizard, the finish of the race, is about forty-eight miles. The Atlantic, presuming she Is making about eight knots, should cross the fln- ish line at about p. m., or II a. m. New York time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-29
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-29
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-29
Prices Down to Doetsm.

If we don't hve low pEtces. who does? Certainly this immsuse fuEn1- ture business could not he built up o0, high prices. People tell us rlGht along that they never ssw such tnco1a- monly low prices or such nne Quahf1eo as we offer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-29

In the great naval battle fought Sat lay and Sunday in the straits of ko-
 !, the Japanese obtained complete ? overwhelming victory. Late ad-
 les show that ROjestvensky's fleet, imposed of all his most effective and 1t fighting ships, was completely uttered. Rojestvensky's flag ship Iaped badly damaged and with oth-
 vessels of his broken fleet are being rsued by the victorous Japanese. ar Admiral Nebogaton however was blurred with three thousand other
 ssians and Admiral Togo of1cially ports that his squadron was not dam. ed. No details of the battle have fn permitted to pass the Japanese asor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-29
New Bu6sts

Priced s1e.50 $1s00. 5000 xzzo9 S25.00. $2S.00, 5000 and upward to S65.oO Twice the quality we'vU oeen able 10 show before owing to tho ro- cent arrival of a big order placed co money saving figures.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

Jimmy Britt and Jabez White were
spectators at the racetrack yesterday.
The Californian had only a cut over his
left eye as a reminder Of his ring en-
gagement of the previous night Two
black eyes were Whites mementoes OF
the occasion.
Whites brilliant showing as boxer
was the theme of much discussion. The
defect in his style was that he did not
follow up his blows. He hit and step
ped back after the manner OF a pupil
in a boxing school. ~
1t is evident to Mitchell now that he
made a mistake In not welcoming visit
ors to the training quarters White
shows to advantage in a gymnasium
and every visitor would have been an
advertisement for the fight The affair
drew the smallest house of any OF
Britt's important matches.
Another of those Britt Nelson con-
fabs was held yesterday afternoon at
Harry Corbetts and II ended only after
Willis Britt and Battling Nelson ex-
changed their usual greetings and then
framed It up for meeting next We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock, when the
final details will be arranged In the
meantime Nelson posted a $500 check
with Harry Corbett to show he is right.
Britt promised him a match in June or
July.
1t was a great meeting. Willis
Britt's vocal organs were trained to the
second and he showed he was capable
of handing out the eloquence In better
style than Jimmy ever passed out wal
lops. Nelson did the best he could to
cut in with word or sentence now
and then, but Willis beat him to the
play every time and easily had the ar
gument on points ere the first round
had ended.
1.-The champion is giving you q
chance to win back your lost laurels. .
thundered Britt. You won't find a
champion every day with such gener-
Gus disposition and a broad. unpreju-
diced mind"
Whats he champion Off" quoth
Nelson. He amt even the champion
of Frisco. I'm the undisputed cham
pion of Hegewisch, and that's going
some.'
We'll, we'll give you match in June
or July" said Willis. 3I'll meet you
here on Wednesday afternoon and then
we can fix things up In the mean
time, you wade in and post your for
felt. We don't need to post forfeit.
for Jimmy is the champion and you
will have to bow to whatever he says. .
Nelson did not like the idea OF the
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
restored 10 GOOD standing

George Webb Will race Collector Jes-
sup and the balance of the Murray
horses at Louisville and Latonia.
Possart cost Jack Case. $50 two years
ago. Since then the black horse has
won nearly $1,000 in purses
NJ. d. Miller will ship his big stable
to Louisville. and later on will race at
Latonia.
Dell Fountain intends to make star
Of his son Lloyd. He has applied to
the jockey club of New York for an
apprentices license, and. If given the
opportunity, the Idaho poy will make
good OF course, the youngster has
much to learn in the way OF finishing,
but he is cool as a cucumber, and a
short spell in society will soon give him
a polish.
C. Stubenbord sends his horses to
New York during the coming week
Denverwith an open ring and nineteen
days of racing is attracting much at
tention this year. Among the stables
going there are d. Cameron, R. de
Neffe. George Burger, John Lodge,
Frank Mcmahon. Fred Baird, George
Strobel, J. Brannon, Jimmy Coffey and
others. There is possibility that the
meeting may be extended to thirty
days.
Christine A, the Lansing brothers
winner of the first race, was bid up
from s4oO to $500 by Jack McGovern.
The stable bid the customary Sc to re-
tain.
In the absence of Dick Dwyer, the
fields We're dispatched by +. e. Null
holland.
To show that no hard feelings exist
ed and that he was a true sportsman.
Thomas H. Williams Jr. entertained
Jockies Kelly and Harty at the club
house after the pony race.
Bookmaker Paul Hoffman quits the
season about $4,000 10 the good.
Joe Rose is winner on the season,
but his partner, English Bill" lack
man, leaves for the East tomorrow
about $4,000 loser. Joe, who makes
one of the biggest books on the New
York tracks, also departs OF to-mor-
rows overland rattler. together with
Handicapper Bob Fleming and the bal
ance of his crew.
Frank Eckert is one of the. heavy
winners at Oakland. reaching the
$4,000 mark or over
Heck" Corniskey cleaned UP nearly
$4,000 booking for Spokane firm.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Little Scout Beats Rainiand.

ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Fair Grounds
racing results:
First race. FIVE furlongs-Fargo
won, High Chance second, Holcher
third. Time, 1904.
Second race, five and a half fur
longs-Dargin won, Miss May Day
second. Harmakis third. Time, 1:1S.
Third race. six furlongs- Kleinwood
won. Mayor Johnson second, Lady
Wilmot third. Time. liza.
Fourth race, four and a half fur
longs-Abjure won. Oze second, Mar
garet M third. Time. 1:00N.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth
Little Scout won, Ethics second, Rain
land third Time. 1866.
Sixth race, one mile-Uncle Charley
won, Canyon second. Dolinda third.
Time. 1:48.
Seventh race. mile and three fur
longs-Totness won, Royal Arms sec-
ond. Aladdin third. Time. 1884 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
ROSEBEN HAS
TURN OF SPEED.
Finishes First in Toboggan
Handicap, Just a Neck in
Front Of Sparkling Star
RACE KING UNPLACED
Fastest Field of Sprinters
Of Year Face the Barrier
at the, New Belmont Track

+
! NEW YORK, May 6.-The Tobog-
gan handicap, six furlongs on the
straight; track, brought together at
Belmont Park to-day the fastest field
of sprinters that had faced the flag
in the East this season. At the end of
up, Roseben won by neck from
Sparkling Star, which was length
in front of Pasadena. The disap-
pointment of the race was the per-
formance of Race King, which ran a
dead heat on Thursday with Sysonby
in the Metropolitan handicap. Race
King was outrun to-day all the way.
Results:
First race, six furlongs-Irene Lind
say won, Cairngorm second, Flyback
third. Time. 1.14.,
Second race, four and a half fur
longs--Andria won, Comedienne sec
ond. Stalactite third. Time. :54 1-5.
Third race. i've furlongs-Anodyne
won, Gallivant second. Leonard Joe
Haylnan third. Time. 1901.
Fourth race, the Toboggan handi-
cap, six furlongs-Rose won.
Sparkling Star second, Pasadena third.
Time. 1:13.
Fifth race, steeplechase, about two
milesrFlying virginian won, Ivan
second. Melbourne Eclipse third.
Time, 1905
Sixth race, one mile-Palette won.
Wizard second, Orly II third. Time,
1.42
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

LIGHTWEIGHT BOXERS SHOW
FEW SIGNS OF BATTLE.
BOTH APPEAR AT THE RACES
Britt and Nelson Seem Likely to Agree Upon
. Terms for a Match.

wednesday meeting. He wanted To
have the thing over with on Monday,
explaining he had his tickets for the
East and was anxious to make a get
away and start on a starring tour pro-
vided there was nothing doing here In
the way OF fight with the Califor-
nian. M
Britt would have none OF the Mon
day meeting. He insisted on Wednes-
day and his eloquence finally won him
a victory. Nelson consented to tarry q
couple OF days longer to see what
would come Of the meeting He has an
idea Britt really means business and
that the match viii be made at thu
next meeting.
and offered to match White against
Nelson in a f1fteen-round go provided
the Britt match fell through Nelson
at last consented to this and every
thing seemed lovely. But Nelson cana
have the purse split and the latter said
75 and Is would suit him.
mo. III fight your man winner take
all" said Nelson
We'll. my boy. was only joking
about that match" was MitchelPs re-
ply. SO the proposed scrap was settled
then and there.
Mitchell said he intended to remain
here for a time TO see what might be
doing. He and White were around
yesterday receiving the sympathy and
congratulations OF the sporting frater-
nifty. White was warmly greeted by
every one for his game fight with the
native son. He had no comments to
offer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

aii.'. 10 10 .O7o 1t'DTLlaQQ IA ~ fl<
Jim Morley was possessed of a hunch
that his tribe had thessign of the red
man over the Commuters when a
couple of his braves walloped out home
runs at Recreation Park; yesterday and
managed to make it deadlock in the
eighth spasm. The blissful dream Of
the southern magnate, looked like an
empty mitt. however, when Jimmy
Byrnes kicked out a fast wallop to
right field in the ninth and brought
victory home to Papa Van Haltren.
Score-Oakland a. Los Angeles 8.
Enough rattling good baseball was
crowded into those nine spasms to
stance. the first home run of the sea-
son jumped out of Mr.. Smiths club in
the sixth spasm, when the sanctimo-
NOUS third basemap boosted one over
the right field fence for the first tally
the Angels could coax through.
For an inning they rested. Then Bra
shear clouted one over second and by
an agile sprint transformed the hit
into double-sacker. This looked good
to Morley, but his schooner of joy was
full when Tim Flood dispatched one
just where Smith had sent the ball two
innings before. A howl went UP and
the fans settled back, expecting an
other sixteen-round battle, for the
score was tie and everything looked
good for at least few extra periods.
The Angels could not come through
in their half of the ninth. Kelly opened
the round for the Commuters with a
tantalizing hit to Smith that could not
be handled. Devereaux died. but
Francks was there with pass. Jimmy
Byrnes showed the fans his third drive
for the day, chasing Kelly through and
making a sore man out Of the southern
magnate.
The Commuters took many good
wailop at the curves of Baum. but at
that the youngster pitched good
game and never lost his bearings. Mos
kiman held the Angels under the spell
of his shoots till Smith broke In with
his home run in the sixth. After that
the Doc got tapped bit and seemed to
be due to lose. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
BAD DECISION BEATS SEALS.
Close Play ut Second Base Results III
Winning Run.


TACOMA. May 6.-To-day's game
was close and exciting. both sides
fighting gamely to the end. The Seals
were bitter in their comments on
Klopf's work, claiming he worsted
them.
San Francisco first scored on Hide
brands hit, Irwin'e sacrifice, Graham's
error and wilson's scratch hit. The
Tigers tied the score when Nordyke
was safe on a fielder's choice with two
down. Miller was afraid OF Eagan
and passed him. Nordyke came home
on Casey's safe hit In short left field.
Neither side could get around then
until the last of the eleventh inning,
when Nordyke singled to center and
stole second. Wilson threw to catch
him and the decision was close. Klopf
declaring him safe. He came home
on Casey's second hit. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
EssICK's WING WORKS WE'LL.
Siwashes Never Dangerous When Lit.
tie Slabster Gets Warmed lin.

SEATTLE. May 6.-Essick pitched
another fine game to-day. He was
touched UP for seven, hits, but they
were scattered through as many
innings, and as the errors behind him
did not count. he was never in
danger. Williams was a puzzle, and
had it not been for his wildness he
would have had chance to win. He
walked three men and hit two, and
two of these came across the pan with
runs. The other run was an earned
one. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Yacht Club to Open Season.

OAKLAND, May 6.-The season of
the California Yacht Club will be for
mally opened next Saturday evening.
when a clam chowder supper will be
served at the clubhouse. The opening
cruise Of the club will be held on the
following day. On account of the fac.
that the club is now collecting funds
for a new clubhouse, to be located off
the Key Route pier, the usual high
jinks of the club will be omitted this
year to save expense.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Bass Pays s15o. GOO for oyllene.

LONDON. May 6.-william A. H..
Bass. nephew and heir of Lord Bur-
ton, has purchased c, o. Roses stall
lion Cyllene for s15o,o00. Cyllene is
the sire of the Derby favorite. Cicero.
Mr.. Bass gave $4,000. for r. S.
siever's sceptre IN 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

large majority of human ailments are due
to a bad condition of the blood. Sores and
Ulcers, Assesses Boils and Skin Eruptions
of various kinds are some of the numerous
signs of contaminated, tainted blood Weak
and watery blood makes weak and frai1
bodies. Anaenlic, waxy, sallow compilations,
habby muscles, shattered nerves, black heads,
pimples and various other skin diseases de-
note blood poverty and weak condition of
this vital fluid, and that its nutritious qualities
have been destroyed
To keep this great life-strean in health
requires that all morbid matter and poison
Gus secretions be promptly removed, or it be-
comes source of disease itself, poisoning IN
stead of nourishing the system, and produc-
ing an endless train of diseases. The blood
must be kept rich, strong and pure or it cam
not perform its proper Offices. The nutritious
elements when lacking must be renewed, all
obstructions to full and free circulation re
moved, and humors, and poisons, ofevery kind
antidoted and driven out To do this requ
1afiau destrnvinor All disea se- -hearinr GERMS
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
SUMMARY

by brown !. BY Miller B. bases On Sslls--
BY Brown 2, by Miller G. Stolen hases-Casey
Eordyke. Sacrifice hits-Nordyke. Hogan,
Graham. Irwin. Nealon. First base on errors
i Tacoma l. San Francisco !. Double play
San Francisco 3. Harmed runETaccme 1.
Time Of gsrne--2 hours ana. 10 fninnteA TIM
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
canoe Club openine.

OAKLAND. May ssThe quarters
OF the Oakland Canoe Club were for
maliy opened this afternoon, large
number of the members gathering at
the clubhouse on Sessions Basin. The
opening cruise Of the club will be held
Tomorrow, when the fleet will follow
Commodore Charles Stewart on his
sloor Beatrice
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
SUNNI
Homo rur.-sna,th Flood.

Home runs-Smith, Flood. Stolen bases
Kelly. Streib. Errors-Crayath. Toman Kelly,
Dunleavy Two-base hits-Ross. Brashear.
Sacrifice hits-Cravath.1 Kruger, Byrnes. Dew
First base on called balls-Off Baum 2 OF
Moskiman i. Left base-L.os Angeles T.
Oakland O. Struck 0ut-By Baum !. BY Mos
kinan 9. Hit by pitcher-Spies- Double play
-Kellyt TO Francks. Passed baIl-Spies. Wild
pitch---Moskiman- Time OF game--1 hour and
40 minutes. Umpire-Perine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
BRITT As AN ENTERTAINER.
Conqueror of White Scores a Big Hit
at the Potrero.

at the Potrero.
Jimmy Britt was the star performer
at an entertainment given last night at
the Potrero Opera-house by Piute
Tribe No. 161 OF the Red Men. Jimmy
reeled off lot Of stories and incidents
of his ring career and got away with
his stunts in good style. He was
roundly cheered by the large crowd
when he arrived.
Many other well-known performers
appeared at the show, including Ed
Pattison. clever ventriloquist, who
made decided hit with his clever line
of stuff. Among the others were Billy
Hynes, Miss Eta O'Brien, Miss Reta
Mcfarland, DOC" Nichols, Fred
Everett, Thomas r. Barry, John j.
O'Connor and Eddie and Frances
Dougherty. An enjoyable dance fol-
lowed
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
SUMMARY.

Errors-McLean. Runkle. Earned run
Portland 1. Two-base hits-Kane, MoCreedie
Three base hit-Householder. Double play
McCreedie TO Mitchell. Stolen bases-Kane
McHale t2). Householder (2), Schlaney Sacri-
fee hits-Schlahey Essick Struck out-Rv
Williams 4. by Essick q Bases on balls-By
Williams 3. Hit by pitched balls-Schlaney
4. Time of game hour and % minutes I'm
pire-Dayis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Hackenschmidt a Wonder.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 6.-In a
handicap wrestling match here to-
night George Hackenschmidt, the
Russian, threw James Parr, the Eng
lish champion, three times In seven
minutes and fifty seconds of wrestling
time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THAN

This blood
when the blood tainted with disease and polluted and poisoned that loses its proper
thin water Being the sehouss the body and the from which the
the weakened and and develop
of
that healthy bodies To
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

ROOM THIEVES STILL woRK.-Roon,
thieves are again d work and yesterday aff-
ernoon secured clothing valued at SIS from
Stewart Hotel at 1901 Pine street The lady
was downtown at the time. Detective oDes
ts working on the cass
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

Totals. .3s 8 s.2b Isl Totals 80 4 10 27 IL
s1wo out when winning run was scored
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
San Francisco

Totals 81 80 IS Totars.ss / 10~31 Is
zone out when winning run was scored.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

wooster. Ohio, August Y. 1903.
confident that ! suffered az badly from plain
of Hives any poor human did. have been
compelled get up night and walk IN my yard get
relief get my mind on the terrbls itching
and burning Frequently have had IL begin IN the foot
the head In the form Of bumps large
ordinary size marble. They red IN color
the pain and smarting from them would almost
crazy. The attacks suffered periodically hun
dreds Of dollars with the physicians and dfsrsnt med
ones in an effort to get cured but nothing took hold and
gave the prompt and permanent relief 8 8 s. did
Haven't been troubled with hives In any way for
little while, and sincere IN belief that there II
preparation made that can coupars with g. s. -
for Hives.
l33 Pittsburg Ave. CHAs. :. ATwArER-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
RNES BLASTS
M0RLEY'S HOPES
Commuters Little Backstop
Comes Through With i
Timely Drive in Ninth
2 HOMERS FOR ANGELS
Smith and Flood Lift Ball
Over Fence, but Still the
SOuthrons Are in Wrong
RESULTS OF GAMES.
Oakland, A; Los Angeles, 5.
Tacoma, 2; San Francisco, 1.
eleven innings.)
Portland, 3; Seattle, 0.
STANDING oFNTHE CLUBS.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
STANDING oFTHE CLUBS.

(Pacific COAST I,eague.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
oHAs. &. ArwArxz-

Akron, Ohio August 10 1909
Ten used 8. g. s. with very satisfactory
suits. Ny blood In fsarfuly bad shape. either
result of inherited acquired blood tain Large
appeared my neck, head and forehead. consulted
specialist who advised g. s. s. and began nss These
Jumps hard and had heretofore been 1st
any thing that would have effect them Altar TAX
ing only few bottles Of the medicine noticed decided
Improvement and after taking eight bottles Jumps en-
trely disappeared
All Water street. MRS. 3. >sCRooaY.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-10-14

Mrs. N. Bredehoeft aud son, Nor
bert, went to COncordia Wednesday
night visit relatives and attend the
street far.
D. P. Groves, who has been attend.
ing tie Amer can Royal Live Stock
Show in Kansas City, returned home
Thursday night.
A New York philanthropist has
offered $50, 900 for the immediate
publication OF Professor Behring's
consumption cure.
John R. Potts, who has been spend
ing a few weeks in Colorado Springs
and other Western points, returned
home Thursday night
James R. M%oorehead, Sr., aed two
sons, James R., Jr, and Wingate,
went to Kansas City Thursday
morning via Santa Fe.
j. q. McGrew, Sr., wife and little
granddaughter, EStelle McGrew Du-
val, went to Sedalia Thursday morn
ing to visit relatives.
Henry Winkler aud wife returned
Thursday evening from C%oncordia,
where they have been attending the
street fair and carnival
Capt. Ryland Todbunter and D, P.
Groves went to Kansas City Wednes-
day morning to attend the American
Royal Live Stock Show.
e. NJ. Tauhman returned from
Kansas City Wednesday night where
he has been attending the American
Royal Live Stock Show.
Captain w. D.. Rankin is making
and addition, % by 40 feet, to his
store buildings on the corner OF
Franklin aud 18th streets.
Mrs. e. A. Hickman returned from
Boonville, where she has been to at
tend the wedding Of ]. W. Oosgrove
and Miss Bessie Williams.
j. W. TompkIns, who has been
attending the County Teachers
Association, returned TO biz home In
Page City Thursday night.
FINS Klnkead went to Marshall
Tuesday evening where he has
accepted a position as assistant fore
man on the Democrat News.
Mrs. Carl b. Stow, who has beer
visiting the family Of John Chamber
lain, returned to her home IN Ham
burg, Iowa, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry GieSecke, who has beer
visiting the family OF Henr.
Beisenherlz returned to Der home il
Concordla Wednesday morning
Misses Anna and Bertha RoStaEnI
, returned Friday morning from Con
cOrdla, where they have been %visitinI
relatives and attending the stree
: fair.
Mrs. ]. H. Evil aud Mrs. J. A
? Smlthers, who have heen visiting th
family of T. t. Strsmcke, returne
to their no me 10 st. Louis Frida
morning.