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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-16
WORK NIGHTS ON GRADE.
o. II. & N. VIII Rush Construction Of
Rlparia Branch.


Men who do not like to work In the
day time in the railroad camps will be
given an opportunity to work on a
night shift, for the word has gone out
from the management that the work
is to be rushed, says the Lewiston
Teller.
81 have sent for lights" said II. A.
Brandon, consulting engineer for the
contractors, today, and they have ar
rived at Riparia and will be in
stalled the first of the week. These
lights will enable us to work day
and q night shift on the four steam
shovels that we have in operation
The llgn is gasoline light fed from
a tank in the hillside and the illum-
ination is such as will enable us to
run a night shift with ease and rush
the work of construction.
This innovation may help us to
solve the difficulties of our labor
problem. Men seem adverse to. work.
ing on the river becauset the weather
is so hot. We will now give them a
chance to work at night when II Is
cooler. We are only experiencing the
same trouble that other contractors
are having.
Laboring men are migratory and 1t
Is hard to keep them steadily en-
ployed. | think 1t will be necessary
to bring Italians in to do this work
and have taken up the question of
their transportation from some point
in the east"
The work OF track-laying was re-
sumed yesterday on the eleventh
mile and It can now go on without in
terruption to the twentieth mile.
"Two-thirds of the work has been
done" said Mr.. Brandon, "and with
full crew of men we could complete
the contract In three months"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-16
Services at West End Tonight.

Services will be held at the Con-
gregational chapel at the West End
this evening at the hour of o'clock.
This will be an evangelistic service,
and all are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. w. F. Chase will sing, and Rev.
C. II. Nellor will preach the sermon.
sunday school will be held at the
same place next Sunday at $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-16

MENTION

Lloyd Davis and A. L. Winans, of
Alba. were visitors in the city yester-
day.
]. II. Raulstone of Adams, was
visitor in the city yesterday after
noon.
George Cooper, OF The Dalles has
been guest at the Hotel Pendleton
today.
b. S. Waffle went to Walla WaHa
this morning to take examination for
pension.
Mrs. M f. Miller of Milton, left for
her home this morning after short
visit in the city.
Arnold Sheuerman left for Portland
this morning to begin work with the
Oregon Daily Journal
Wood Paisley, OF the Peoples Ware
house, left last night for Umatilla
upon a business trip.
c. Il. Troutman has gone to Port
land upon a business trip and will re-
turn tomorrow evening.
George Ferguson, of the Teutsch
department store, went to Umatilla
today on a business trip.
Mrs. L. G. Frazier left today for
Pleasanton, where she will visit for
six weeks with her parents.
Clark Nelson, registry clerk at the
court house. went to Weston last eve
ming and will return tonight.
II. G. Hurlburt of Echo, returned
to his home at Echo last night after
having been here for day or two.
Conductor Charles Norris is on the
PendletonH Huntington passenger run,
on the o. r. e. N, for few days.
Mrs ]. W. Booth, of Wasco, is here
upon visit with her daughters, who
are attending the st. Joseph academy.
]. f. Foley of the Foley House in
La Grande. passed through this morn
ing TO Dayton on brief business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Frazier, of Mil
ton. came down from that place last
evening and returned home this MORN
ing.
Rev. II. 3. Knight, financial agent
of Pendleton academy, has just re-
turned from business visit to Baker
City.
Allie Knight left last evening for
Helix. TO be gone for several days in
the interest Of the Peoples Ware
house.
Mrs. L. c. Skiles has returned from
trip through the Wallowa valley,
which she made in company with her
husband.
1,tss crooo uyin,,r. =. r-,,o,
who attended the district convention
of the Artisans in this city last night,
left for her home this morning.
ROLAND s Hall of Pendleton. ar
rived in Baker Sunday morning and
Is IN the city To-Day LOOKING alter soIiie
business matters'-baKer City Heraio'
Engineer Jack Wright of the Spo-
kane branch, is off for few days on
account of his sons illness. Engineer
''''''
+ MIS- henry A lhoihpso" ielt tHis
morning Tor hugehe' 10 WISH her
mother' Mrs' MARY rePp'o'' "ho
dangerously III AT her ho''e III 'na'
cl'v'
- H. farh' Vi re"uie'oii business
colese' IeN io' 9pN ,"9'
lioh 'S e''pe' - '''''
i'ee'
Brakeman oliver kelsay OF the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-16
odd Follows Notice.

Members of Integrity lodge No. 90
I. O. O. i. are hereby notified that
the meetings of the lodge will be held
In Secret Society hall on Court street,
]. L. BEAM, Secy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-16

The steamer Costa Rica ran down
a fishing boat off Tongue Point, near
Astoria, early in the morning. The
accident took place during darkness.
and the fishing boat had no lights.
Its occupants We're Matt and Henry
Huminasti, and both We're asleep when
struck. Henry was drowned Matt
clung to some wreckage and was res
cued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-16
More News From the New England
States

More News From the New England
States.
If any one has any doubt as to the
virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure, they
need only to refer to Mr.. Alvin H.
Stimson, of Willimatic, Conn, who,
after almost losing hope of recovery
on account of the failure of so many
remedies, finally tried Foley's Kidney
Cure, which he says was "just the
thing for him, as four bottles cured
him completely. He is now entirely
well and free from all the suffering
incident to acute kidney trouble.
Koeppen drug store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-16

An unknown donor has given $780,
600 to Barnard college, New York
city, for n dormitory.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05
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faabe tit ben s9la9tb6fen.
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bs geuenoge amenbemens. Scr geridt BON &epnolos uno g6Q.
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loren Der n~ationalen &~egierung In bic
Sage iest. bas prdpariren Der 5leii4s
prooutts 3u inipi3iren uno 3u iiber'
MAIDEN bonn 9ufe bes Isbenben 8iebs
Biz our beri9loRenen 2anne. Sas
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bon 5lsii9fhdsn gu liegsr, aIs bielmebr
i'm 8erfaufe bss gi8Ienfsii4ss uno
anbsrer ~prdparirtsr prooutte.
Wsiner Hnfidt nod ioqten bic linz
tOffsn Der SnipsttiOn ssoedt weroen
our9 cine @sbhbr, bic fir isbss se.
i&la9tste Sbier 5u sntri9ten it. @s.
f9isbt biss ni9t, 10 tann Der san3e
3wsd bss @sisbes 3u isosr 3sit Iua
unb Wi3ts ssma4t tusrbsn bur9 cine
unsuldnsli9e 8smiQiauns; uno usn1s
INNER fein bsfonberss 6fsntli9ss Sn.
tersHe auf bieien @~egenRano geri9tst,
tpdrs ss ni9t rur lsidt. fonbsrn nattir.
It'd, baB cine un3uldneli8sg ewiaisuns
ausseuorfen piirbe. Dies 1T Der Elm.
3ige @runo, aus benz Id bagegsr1 bin
eab bic Regisrung Die Soften Der Sn.
fpeftion trdst.
Die unrube, bic Elm FOLDER Wuri9lae
In eewiKen 2reIisn hsrborruft, foQts
bod beridminosn our9 bic @orfeaung
Der $batia9e, baB unter einsm osrar.
tissn @sisse bic Rotten Der Snipsttion
In teinem JaIs fid auf msbr als adi
Gents pro 2opf Yisb bslaufsn tpsrbsn.
g~sionbsre Mufmertiamtsit uiinfas
i'd auf bic Sbatfa9e su Ienten, bab
bieier Beriat nod Elm borlduieer. boz
bic nnteriu9ung NOD nidt abgeidlOfen
1T. @s 1T ioweit nod ni4t m6ali9,
tiber ben angebli4sn Mibbrau9 su be.
ridter, Der bsim prdpariren bes Bt&.
fenfsif9es nit i4doli9en @bsmitalisn
9etrisben tpiro, ooer iiber bas angsb.
li4s Serumooftern an n~eroorbenem
5leii9 unb an prooutten. bic ben
S9ld4terr als unesnisbbar tnfolgs
fibres Alters obsr aus anberen 8rtnbeu
suridgegeben tusrbsn. Sebr i9wsr'
uisgenbe acknowledgement tno In bieisl
6ini9t erboben tporbsn.
Sd trisberbole, DAB ss uriter benz Be-
fsbenoen @siebe teine Mstbooe sisbt,
iol4. MiBbrduae, tpenn fe ptrfli9 Be-
feben, a%us3urotten. 8eiebe mifsn &C.
idaHsu werben, um In 3ufunft BIZ
W6sli9feit irseno uel9et Wibbraud'
3u b%erbinbsrn. Wsrbsn feline @sisb,
9ei9aHen, bann tuerben BITE sutsn &e'
iultate bieies Sps3ial.R omitss nur II
LANCE anoauern. als bic grinnerung at
bic Nrbeit bes Romitss nod irii9 III
uno fpdtsr mtrb cine @ieoerbsrI9lim
msruns Der 3ufdnbe 3usifslsobns Elm
treten.
:. SD orinae barauf. baB unpsrshslid
, gsIssli8e gefimmungen setrofsn tusr
ben, mel9e Dos Nderbau-D epartemen
infanoisbsn, Gleii9 unb Glsii9prO
. butte, uel9s In 3wiidenftaatli9en San
bel tOmmen, glei&mdbig gu inipi3irsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

al bieier pro3eHe finost feline Snfpet.
tion isttens Der &esierung fatt, Oh.
tpobl bieie prObutte nod ibrer 5ertis-
feaung Elm &ssierunss.Gsrti FLAT tra.
gen.
Der geri@t bsi9rstbt bic fanitdrer
T%crtebrungen In ben @ebGuben als er-
srbarmun9spiroise; Wdnnsr unb
@eibsr piblsn nit i9mubfrobenben
Sdnosn tn benz Gleif@, bas gu prdpa-
raten berarbeitet tuirb. vSis Mufsabs.
iber oie &einli9teit unb 1eiIiamteit
Der prooufte uno iiber ben @eIunb.
beits3uhanb Der Arbsiter 3u MAIDEN,
muB adnali& Der @esieruns ibsrIaHen
uerben."
Die Supertntenbsnten Der ein3eInen
Nbtbeilungen babsn auf Nt4ts Muaen
als auf bte &e9nungsbh9er; auf bic
probufte uno auf bte fanitdren unb
anbere1 Wer6dltniHe Der Arbeiter tutrb
eineaufmertfamteit ~bsrtuanbt, unb tn.
fOlgebeRen muB Der Sentiment leiben.
bi9tige arbei.
ter peien au bte9Iau m.
m | ab6ben Der b NJ
feIn IrbeitsrGume, unb
b te biefen B6benft4
q n q meIuben MbfGIIe
tuerben auf9e 9aueI
u n tn bas8 d 3enfIetf9
m | 3 inein berarbettet 0
eelbf bic aew6bnIi9fsn Rsssln Der
Woral tuuroeR b60ig ignorirt. Die
gan3en 3uifdnbe, uie mir fis In bieIen
abi9euli4en gtabliKements bors.fun.
ben bcben, fabren notbgebrungen unb
unabwenbbar 3u moralii3sr 9egensra.
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tuel&e se3punsen finb, lire Nrbeits.
funben unter @erhdItniKsn au berbri1=
gen. bic gdn3lt9 unn6tbis uno ebenio
unpsraeibbar finb, unb bic cine fort.
tudbrenbe 8sfabr tn fi@ f9lisBsn ni9t
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ionoern aud fur bts Gefunbbsit alsr
D~erienigen, pel&e bie bon bieien Hr.
beitern fertiggeHeIteu prubutts Der.
sebren."
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Snipsttion bes Gleiftes ni9t nur I'm.
mittelbar Dor benz prosefe bss S9la9.
tens, ionbern udbrenb Der san3sn pro.
3ebur bes prdparirens;l auf gsrmeb.
rung Der Snfpettoren Wa9t. urb
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bic Setlariruns elmer Rssierunsss
Snipettion FIR 8ti&fenfsif9 etc. bers
bieten, wenn nidt bas probutt elmer
@egterungs Snipettion in allen pba.
len Der prdpsrtrune untsrmorfen mar;
auf ein 8erbot amii9enfaali9en San=
bels NIT Glei9 oosr 5Ieif@probutten,
bic niat tnipistrt tuoroen; unb f1Iisb.
lid auf Elm ein9ebenbss Stubium be-
mdbrter Sufpsttions. Wetboben anberer
2dnber.
@teru9 ts.SraQ6tte
@brtfopber, gus, A. Sunt.
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Spaaierfabrt. bic er nit Stella Diel
} u%nternommen bate, 3uriidtebrte, tuurbs
CT bon &euben Stetpart bur9 atpel
S4hRe In ben 2opf get6btet. Der
W6roer perfu8te oanr aud oas
Hiebenbe Mdb&en gu erf9isBsn. uni
als ibm bies nt4t gelang, ma4te e.
feinem eigenen 2eben bur& eineu
S4ub Elm @nbe. @runb: @iferIu1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05
S@tfsna&rthten.

Copenhagen: .Oscar H." nod Sem
Dort.
Bremsn: .gaHsI" mad Baltimore.
.prin3eifn aliee" bon Sem Oort
tiber plpmoutt ainb Gberbourg.
2ioerpOOl: .6Ioriban" nod Barbados.
0amburs: .@raf Walbsrfee" bon Nem
0orf tiber Dober.
Glasspu: .@orintbian" bon Montreal
unb Quebec, .2aursntian" bon
goRon, nAtbeuia" bon WontrsaI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-05

ote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au tiberma.
den uno Die fanttdren 8eoiuquuaen
bprsui9reibsn, unter bsnsn bie Grbeit
gu berri8ien if. Sd smpfeble baber
cine gtnfi9e 8~surttsiluns uab brinae
auf eite fofortige 9nnabme Der Bsfttm.
m11sen, bic sntbaltsn fnb In benz Sc.
rat.Imenoement go. 20 su Der bonn
Senat angenomntsnst 8suiqigunass
gorlase fur bas aderbau.S epartement
fhr bas am 80. Suni 1907 enbenoe
TtscaIiabr, In benz Senat-I menbe=
rnent, bas aa9emsin befnnnt III ais bas
gsberio9e'I menoement.
WeiBss Saus, 4. Stunt 1906.
(ge3.) Sbsobore Roofebelt."
Ser 8eri9t BON MepnoIbs
unb Refill.
% o n, 4. Suui. Der
gsri9t auf ben R9 bic obiss goti9aft
oss prdfoenten be3iebt, fabrt aus, oab
anSertbalb Wo9sn auf bic Inter.
iu9ungen bertuanot uurben, tpdbrenb
tuel9er 3sit mir bur9 bic gr6Bten
S9la&tbduier uno @isbbbfs @bicasos
gingen". ginen Sag bsrbra9te &ep-
nolos In ben gr6Beren S9laatbduiern
Neu Dorts.
Sn benz 8sri9ts b.ibt es, bab In
oielen Der &dumli9teitsn, In benen
biel @aher benuBt tuirb, Der 8oben
our9wsiat unb i9lammig III, unb bab
bic oumpfen, bunfeln 3dums allies I'm.
bsre, rlur ni4t rein fnb. Sin Wanael
an Rsinli9teit BET Der gsbanoIung beg
fur psri9iebens 3msde prdparirt tpsrs
benoen 5leii4ss berrf9e altibsr. Die
5leii&ftds, bic aus ben 2hblrdumen
nod ben peri9ieosnen departments
berbraat uerben, tpsrbst obns iresnb
tpsl9s &hdf9t auf &sinIi9tsit gsbanb.
6abt. Die i9mubisen Mrbeitsr flet.
tern hber gan3e 9tgel bon Glsii9. Tim
i4 bic ertutini9ten Slide aus3uIu9sn
uno uerfsn bieis bann auf ben i9mu-
bisen Bobsn neben ibren @rbeits.
pldben.
,Sn sinem @orts." bsibt es meter,
vuir faben Jlsii9, bas bon benz I'M.
iasbar f8mubig,n gob.n aufssiaau-
felt, auf i9mubige Slide aufsebduft,
bon einem &auu,e nod benz anberen
in f9muBigen 5anotarren ~transportiri
uuroe, turs, Bel GLEN biefen Wsrri9.
tunssr1 tuurssn S9mub, Splitter bee
idlamminesn Bobsns unb aler m6g.
li9e Sred f6rmli9 aufsefammslt; auI
oissbe3isli9e 6ragen erbtelten mt,
tets Die Gnttport, bab oas Gleii& ipd.
ter ia geto9t tueroe uno bab Elm berarti'
ger SterilifatiOnspro3sB ole etrpaige.
nit benz @snub beg Jleif1es bsrbun'
bene 8efabr abuenoe. @ Sin gang Be-
trddtlider She'll bes folbermab.n Be-
banbsltsn 6lsif9ss tpirb aIs gsrdu9er
tes proouft In Jorm boz, Wtrfen unt
geieBt, tpel9s bod unsefo9t ssgsHer
tueroen."
Der Beri9i ftbrt aus, Der mangeI
bafte puntt bes Snipstttons. Spftem!
let Der, bab Sieies gegenwdrtis burd
oas 8sieB auf eine unteriu9uns bel
giebss seraoe Dor >bem provHei bel
S9laatsns bsi4rdntt if. tpdbrenb bod
oas in Wtrtsn unb 2onierpsn Der
manbte Sleii@ nod bur9 bieIs proseR
gebt, tn iueI4en bie W6gli9teit eine'
gsrunrsinieuns bura idmubiss mn
misunderstanding 8sbanblung UNI
bic Gsfabr bur& 3uiab bon gbsmita
lien cine grobe if. 8srabe tpdbren'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
TABULATED STANDING.

While the Prodigals lost the lead on Saturday when they dropped to Springfield and Norwich took two vic tories the team Is still leading their percentage of one week aog and is causing all the others in the league considerable worriment Norwich re gained the lead almost as she lost if, fin playing double header but in this case the victories were with her. In looking over the teams who have won hut one game from some of the oth- CTS in the league another strange fea- ture will he discovered. Norwich. the leader has won but one game from Waterbury. While Waterbury has de- feated Norwich four. Waterbury has hut one victory over Hartford. while Hartford has four over this city. New London has won but one from Nor. vich ani one from Bridgeport. while Norwich and Bridgeport has beaten New London four each. Hartford has won more than one game from every team in the league as has Springfield New Haven has hut one victory over Waterbury and New London Bridge port has won hut one from Norwich. Springfield and New Haven and Holv- oke hss hut one gain over Waterbury. New Haven and Bridgeport The fol lowing is tho standing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
CITY LEAGUE NOTES.

That game between the North Ends and the Brooklyns was one of the snappiest of the season and was piay- ed in an hour and twenty-five minutes.
 The North Ends are "in and out ers." at times playing finely and little later appearing rank. The team has some good stickers and looks pretty good.
 The Brooklyns are getting better in every game and have many of their old players. They have hard working manager and a bunch that sticks together and in the long run these things should help consider ably.
 The Merrimacs, although they seem on paper to be the goods" are not playing a game that they should. Some of the best men in the city are among their ranks. There is no req son why the club should not be one. two. three if the pitching department is boosted somewhat.
 The Pastimes are still playing snappy ball and seem to have a find in young Moran. The westenders gem erally sweep everything before them until they bump against the Hills when they have been accustomed to get trimmed. If the Pastimes could trounce the champions they would have A good show for the rag.
 The St Joseph's T. A. society's jun. for baseball team defeated the Good wills Sunday morning at the Rye lots by the score of is-o. The battery for the St Josephs were Crowe and White A feature Of the game was the pitch ing of Grove. Manager Quinn wishes to secure a game with any team in the city. the St Joseph's first team pre- ferred.
 The article of ball furnished in the City league yesterday was a big im- provement over that of the previous Sunday and from now on the teams should give good exhibitions. AL though St Josephs were again trounced their game was nothing like the farce of a week ago and with a few more new players the Tabs" viii take a look at any of 'em-
 Judging from the games that have been played the teams seem to be rather evenly matched with the sx- cspfion of St Jcsephs who have ret to win a game The Washington Hills are leading the league and as the team is now being strengthened if will have a fine chance to stay among the leaders for the remainder of the season and at the close of the college season it might get couple Of more good men The hines nzirstsr In the box. Csrmody. is out Of the game. but the team continues its winning streak It is more than 1fkely after an another Sunday that the south paw viil te ba<k in the Gnme-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
HANGER AND BARRY.

Benton Harbor, Mich, June 11.- Benny Yanger and Dave Barry are working hard here-Yanger. to get into shape for his fight with Johnny Morrison, Tommy Ryan's protege. on the 18th; Barry, in the hope of being matched with some man of his class, Yanger is working harder than ever before. This is not because he fears Morrison. but because he is hopeful of being matched with Kid Herman. Managers of both fighters have agreed on the match, but the Benton Harbor club has not as yet made known it's terms.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
LEWIS AND CANS.

Philadelphia, June II. - Harry Lewis will have one of the toughest battles of his career Friday night when he faces Joe Cans for six rounds before the National Athletic club in this city. Manager Jack Me- Guigan of the club closed out the deal Saturday for the match. The men will battle at catch-weights, which will give Cans a few pounds advantage, he weighing about l42 at present, while Lewis can scale the lightweight limit. Lewis will. how ever. enter the ring at about l36 pounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Monday-Springfeld at Hartford. Waterbury at Holyoke. Bridgeport sc New Haven. Norwich at New London.
 Tuesdsy-Hsrtford at sprinrfeld. Holyoke at Bridgeport. New Haven se Waterbury. New London at Norwich.
 Wednesisy-SfringfeId st Holyoke. New Haven vs Waterbury at Meriden. Norwich at Bridgeport. New London at Hartford.
 Thurrisy-New London at sprinr- field. Holyoke at Waterbury. Norwich at New Haven. Hartford at Bridxe- port
 Friday-Springheld at Norwich. New Haven al Holyoke. Bridgeport se New London. Waterbury at Hartford.
 Sasurisy-Spsing6eif sf New Lon dcn two zamesL Waterbury at Holy oke. Bridsepcrt at No-uich two gsmesl. New Haven st Hartford two rswe<l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
THE DIAMOND
SPRINGFIELD TOOK
 OUR MEASURE
Bad Misplays By the Prodigals Lost the Game Results of All
 Other Games.

Waterbury lost in Springfield Sat urday owing to the misplays of se;- eral of the Prodigals who went to pieces in the fifth inning. Cy Voof- hees had been doing some good twir.- ing, but the old hoodoo followed Cy rus and when he couldn't lose the game himself. his team mates had .) do it for him. The game was an in- teresting pitchers battle up to that bad fifth inning when Springfield captured four runs and what proved to be the game owing to errors by O'Hagan, McCabe and McAndrews. Umpire Mike Hickey came in for his bumps all through the game. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
BASEBALL NOTES.

TA IHilE alN ffHEHN N ttfAA
 New London had clean slate with seven victories last week.
 ''Old Pop" Nichols was back of the bat for Waterbury yesterday.
 Why doesn't some one of the City league teams sign Wallace of Brook lyn?
 Waterbury would prefer to be in second or third place for few weeks longer.
 James 0'Rourke has braced his men a little. No loafing while the old man is in the game.
 The Hamilton Park baseball team and the Blue Stockings will battle to- morrow at State League park for S25 The game starts at 10:3O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
THE PUGILISTS
JEFF DOHERTY FIGHTS TONIGHT Will Meet a Boston Boxer in Meri- den-News of the Other
 Serappers

The Silver City Athletic club of Meriden are conducting one of the biggest boxing carnivals ever held in the state. The carnival started last Saturday night and was held in a big tent opposite the Midway in Pratt street. Four corking good bouts were pulled of before a fair-sized crowd. The thunder shower caused many to stay at home.
 The main bout for tonight will be for ten rounds between Jeff Doher- ty of New Haven and Willie Cornell of Boston. These boys have fought before and gave the fight fans of Bridgeport one of the best mills ever seen in the Park City.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-11
THE AVERAGES
THE EATERS ARE
 GOING LOWER
But One of the ProdigaIs is Now Over the Three Hundred
 Mark

The averages of the players this week show that but one of the Prodi- gals is now batting over the 300 mark, and that one Arthur Nichols. McAndrews has dropped behind, while Harry O'Hagan still keeps forg- ing to the front and is now within I few points, of the 300. Some of tho others have not improved, but have dropped back and notably so in some cases.
 In fielding O'Hagan still has the lead of those who have played in very many games, while Farley, Thackara and Nichols follow him closely. Some of the others are fielding too poorly when their batting records are taken into account. They should pimprove in some department. Farley is still the premier twirler and wins with clocklike regularity, while Voorhees, at the bottom loses just as regularly, and perhaps not all his fault either. Treat is still second, while Bronkie and Rogers are even on percentage The averages fol- Iou,. rrrJNc