davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-11
CITY COUNCIL.
An Election Ordered for September u
Property Owners Must CIT
Weeds.

Regular meeting Of the city
council met lat night at the city
hall with the following officers
present.; Mayor Butler, Secretary
Clarke, and Aldermen Howell,
Covey and Priddy. Minutes Of
last meeting read and approved.
fiscal agents report for month
OF July read and referred to finance
committee showing the following
balances August Let:
Public improvement fund. .sis95. AZ
"aterworks fund (overdfawn) 72.6i
Special Street fund .....A.. 1917 go
West Side School fund ..,. SASS
special Water fund ...... 1886. 90
School Fund ............ 20.f7
Building and Street fund 556.e3
Tax aud Fine fund ...... 252 81
street Appropriation fund. 2.s3
City secretary's report read and
referred 10 finance committee, shows
his collections from all sources from
May 2lst TO August /. 1906, TO be
si5s2.73.
IL was moved and seconded that
street committee be authorized 20
buy another mower for the purpose
Of cutting the weeds aud grass on
the streets.
Council passed an ordinance re-
curing the owner or persons In pos
session Of property In the city Of
Bryan 10 keep all weeds cut on pre-
misses and side walks. For violation
OF said law IL was made a penalty Of
not less than $500 nor over $500.
Miscellaneous bills were read, APP
proved and ordered paid.
Moved and seconded that the Of
fee Of Alderman Boyle be declared
vacant on account Of his absence for
three consecutive meetings.
Moved and seconded that Mayor
order special election to all the va
csncy caused by the removal Of
X. T. Boyle as alderman.
No other business council sd-
iourned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29
&crmild'tc tc%lcgrapbiid)c Ncpcidrm.

Omen neiten &nmct bat Del
NItronom Or. W. u. Nrocfa, Iircf.
tor Scr Stcrnporte ocS .Nobort Sol.
lego" III @cneuo. q. D., ON norooit.
lld)cn &inlmel cltocdt. IS lit Scr %
oocr Don linn cntocdtcn &onJctcll.
Sic @iirNcr pon Nortcrs $alnnr
I'M Gorc-Suuh. Noro-Gorolino, &C,
rictbcn iibcr bic GerilldIc Don Mor-
molen = Miiiior0rcnL il, scr NGbe
bon BORT cine @enlcinhc Sl ariinocn.
ocrort i'll Gntriiltlul1. bob lie ooS &c.
bollbr, no Die Woruoncn ibrc Scr
lontmlun1cn hicltcn. in Nroi,o itcd.
ten ullo III Nlommcn oltigcbcu lie.
bcu.
Nic ScidIc Eca p~critorbenen @c.
ncrol& &oicpb @bcclcr 0il,a aeiterlr
bon Ncluss)orf nod, @aibinaton ob.
NO lie olli oenr grlinNtor.Notionol.
Nricbbofc 5llr Nilbe 1cbcttct mcroclv
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29
Gntictlidjc Secmcn.
Nic llcbcrlebcnopn ltno Mcttcr Don
Der .TaIencia" mcIoen joblrridc
id,reflide Gpiiu0Cll.

Der oNalenclu" mclDcn jnblrcldC
'dredlide Gpiiu0cu.
Scntt!c {. Maih., IS. %anllor. -
Inter Ben llnl1cfonmcncu Scr &otn.
ltrophc Der .Gnlcnrin" bcfnn0 id,
audi !. =. Graham, elm Faiia0icr,
Der Elm SGtd)cn, cntbnltcn0 $500 in
@nlN, bel lid truN, @ic sic llcbcr=
lcbcnocn hcridtcn bate @rahnm Ola
Solo Gcmicni0cn. Scr i'm Dor 0cnr
llntcrgongc rcttcn miirOc, nlAchotelL,
Obcr Die Helltc id)cnttcn Dem 9lIl0cbot
tcinc Nllinlcrfiumtcit, mo id)iipbIih
rnlltc ooa fnitbnrc S0ddlcn oti Dem
Gcd hcrlll. nhnC oab irHCuO %emnn0
lid) Ole Miiihc nobnl, Is nui5lbebcn.
Graham bate tilr5lid cine linn NchG.
rigc @plominc il Nlu@fa fiir $50 1000
pcrfallft.
&ictorio, y. &, IS. &dmlor.-
Anc llcbcrlebcnNcL mCldjc on2 llicr
crrcid)t hubcN, hciinOcl iid in iurg.
iGltiNcr Eflc9c. Sic lcBtcll ucllll
llcbcrlcbcn0cn crrcittcn Ocn Cant
pier ~Snluor" gcltcru 9lbcno bel
Gamiiclo Greet IN cincnl 3uitonoc
pGai1cr GrIhopilng. @roBc1 Yob
miro Der Nettlun0Smannihoit oca
DSnloor" Nc5ollt, mcldH llltcr Gel.
tlulg Don Caption Icrria f. Mcilcn
nit init Observation-Disclosures A%nitrenNlmN
%jllriidlegtc ,ulo sic llcberIcbcnocn
%olinobnl. Captain %SSerria bcridtet,
OnB OcrStranO budiiGblidl nit llebcr.
reitcn oeH 5crid,elltcn SdiiicH ilbcri0t
lei. mo Dab iiIni Scldlcll, mcld)c un
Sen Strnn0 NctricbCu mor0eu iriCn,
locntili5irt mlrocn. Cine ilpcttc Net
thugs expedition ucrlicB ocu nSnI-
Dor" 0cltcrl friIh nit cincn Torrntb
bon Schcnamittcln mo 2@lci0crn. Inn
; llbr NadrlittNNH 0cicIllc llh cine
Mcttrmganlonn'd)nlt pom Hluloca.
3ollbunnpicr .@ront" III ibncn. Gic
l(cbcrlcbclocn mlrocn 5lcrlt Nclnbt
mo bctlcioet. bn lie III ci,enl 3llltul0c
morcll, Der ibrc 'oiortiNc llcbcrnih.
RING nid)t rdtblidj crideillcn licB.
Gicic Grpcbition berid,tct. ouB eli Hci.
d)cn an ocl Strnno 9cmorien murocl.
Cine mlrbc ourd) 0oflmlcntc OlH bic
non &ru. Sohcrtu ans Nem.Nprf or.
tnnnt. Ter Nanc pon ". Iobertp
crid)cint I'M SdDiiiSpcr5eifniR ais
&ci5er. Gin onocrca Npicr iii ais u.
i. @riicnltou pon Snh Sole. Sal,
crfnmnt morhcn. i. i. Slultcr olla
Scattle bchmlptet. oub iid inter OeH
Sifi5lcrcn elm MISREPRESENTATION Oton.
get al Sia5iplin bculcrfbnr 2cnlod)t
babe, mas audi icitcna onocrcr EnIlns
Aicrc bcitotlNt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

iiihrer, lid fir Die 3nfnl,It Der 81
mioerbonolung aeaell bic Gi1t'dei'
Oung Der GonmiIiinn III cltboltei.
Gieicr 9cicbl iritt orcibig So0c
ndd) Der 3uitcllunG an Den 0rdht
iiihrcr iT Strait uuo blcIbt %bcltchcn,
bis er uol, Scr Gonmiilion pOcr elllcnl
S%ultGnoiden @crift lllSpcnolrt, moor
ii5irt ooer olf0eboben miro. GENE
@%iIltiqfeit lit olli cInell Nbld)nltt untV
orci &obreu bcidrGntt. Nla0rlldIIdl
miro crfl0rt, BOB Scr NnaOrlld Ntorl
moliab g%ebrordlt miro, I'M bcjil1llh
Der Seitiebung OcS 6rodtlaBca ocn1
Trndltfilhrcr cincn gclpl1ct Splcl
rnlml 5l lalIclL inocnl or ulId) cGllcn
gerin9ercn 9ctroG b%ercd)ncl fam,
QI& i'm oic Gommlillion icltNclcgt 6ut.
Gle Gpnmiiiion lit olld) bcrcd,tlNt
eil1cn Miarinlaliob ill %1ornlIrcll, mel
hcr cilem Serfradter crlolrl mrr9
Den oorL fana cr lcinc ciNcncn MoN
aolrs pOer ir0en0 mcld)c 0nbcrcn
Sranaportmittcl Itelt.
Mcitcrc Noridriiten mo Mcltrlftlo
nen be5icDcu ljdl olll Die 3ucrtcnmun0
pom SdooenerinR Die GntNcAen
nohntc pon @eihuerben, Die Nnlct
5llnq Don ECrbnlollnl0atcrnllncl ctc.
llngcboriom Nc9cn Die NcrrllQlnl0rn
Scr Gommiiiion miro nit elmer @cl0.
bnBc bon $4,000 be0roht. Die Com
miiiion bari ollh nit 3|llltlnnllll0
0ca @cncrolalnpultS CinCn NchtabcI
itono onnchmcr. Ser &crrrod)tcr
oori iid) mcgcn ser GnrdiiihrlnN Der
Anprommu1cn Scr Gnmnillion al
ooa &reiSgcrift mcnocrL ulO Oiric3
icbt lie ullf Dem @cgc 0ca GinhNltH
ucriahycn3 0ltrd).
Gle Heruiulg Ncht 0irctt al 0u3
SbcrbunocH1crid)t NM iold)cn N0llrl
ut Der EorrunN Dor nllcn ul0crll clr
5ur0lmcl nit Nllannbmc Der Grinl
nullnd)en. Sic Gonuniilion bari &c
nnl porid)rcibcnL III melhcr Meiic Die
oficntlihen tSrohifilhrcr ibrc &crIdltc
81 crltotten bobcll, ul0 Die 9tld)tbC+
Iolgun0 lold]Cr NnorbnmnNcn jlcbl
@clobuBcn mad, lid. Sic hot ullt)
por6uldreihen, IN lpcldlcr &ciIC 0ir
%GiIcnbubncu Mcd)nlng SIT iiIbrcn Ia
ben. Ger Gpmmiilinn lit jcocr5cit
Ginlid)t in sic Bidder Der tSrodtiiib-
rcr 5lt gep0brclL mo l0lla lbrcn
Snhpcrit6nbi9cn oieic Giniidt per,
lpeiNcrt miro, fonn lie cine WcloblBc
bis 5l $1,000 ooer &nit bis Slt jlpri
,&nbren perbGnGen.
Gic 3obl Der MitQlicbcr Der Com.
miilion miro Ollrh oic Gill nm 5lucl
,crbobt. Ger Nmtatermin cinea Com
nllliora critredt lih oli iicben Sabre
mo Gin iold]cr bc5icbt cin SobrcaNc-
bait pom $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

rotDefil eIlt9e'eefel tribunals nm
alrf SIT Daben. Ser llnglndlld)c mllroc
'orDrl Dor en- Hrlca"9eridt 9eltcllt
mo sem MIIIlIlel' llad lrlIler Yer
l'rloellllllA llolIored)1IIN er'~o)lrll.
Vi uhcin Nlu0ino il nf bcrNc.
Itcllt
Eetcr9hurd. 0S, \nn-Wrnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29
I'm Der Sd)iucbc.

Gonicren5 Der @cidfoblcn- Nntcrciitn
iibcrgicbt StrcitiroNcn cincm
SubsGonlitc.
&nbionapoliS, Snb., Is. San.
- ,}lpci gcmiihtc GonIcrcn5cn MIR
ocn g"eitern 5lpilhen Den @cliBcrn ocr
Observation-Disclosures mo Den NrbCitCrl
ohgebnlten; Die oca GcntrnlsGontura
ren5.Selbes 5dhltc 800 Nrbcitcr ulb
SIrbeitgebcr III Somlinion &nll, mGt-
reno Die 3llgeboriocn Oca Soutbmc-
iterr.E iitrifta iih in Der }obl pom
>205 III Woion Nol p%erinmmcltcn.
&ll Der crlt9cllolnten GonIcrcn5 tr.
flGrte Ticc-ErGliocnt :. z. 2Uuis bon
Den .ltnitco Wtinc @orfcra Of Hme=
rico" Ole @cbouptlln1 oes @rl,bcn.
bciiBerS i. =. HobhinS. bob Die pr
better IN ibren MninrocrnncNn lid11
orliridtig ieien, iiir unrid,tig. @ctrciia
Der Buffalo, HoheItcr & EittsblrJ
Gnal Company" bctontc Der Me6ner,
bnB Die Nrbeitcr ieIt oli lire Nniors
ocrltinell hcborrtcn lt11b 0aB lie cnt-
ifloIlcn icieL Die I Gcnta Siifcrcn;
5niid)cn Der slrbcit nit Dem Tidrt
ulb Der Woifincnorbcit ollrd)jl.
leBen.
Eroii0ent Witd)cll bcnlcrftc, bni;
bos ltctigc &eridnninocn bes EidcI-
Arbeiters nui Die gcgcn i'm gciiblc
Discrimination in Den Woidinen
GiItriftell 6liriid5liiibren lei.
Sic NbItimmllllg ilber bic TSprocz
ritnacn Scr @rlrbcnorbeitcr crgob ciu
~ltriftes Yortcipotum scr @ciiBcr unb
Der Nrbeiter. auf Sen Nntrog bc9
Nr1iibentcn i. 9. Mobbil1a muroc Die
gauge Nllaclc1cnbcit cil,em gcnliihtcl
2obnltolu Gpnlitc iibcrtrogcu. Tic
~llod)ltc Gcrlonmlulg miro pom &or-
tlsellocn cinhcrlticn mcroel,, moa
ipobrideinlid) n1dJiten Gicnitoo CT.
iolgen miro.
Sic Gonfercn5 5miiden Den &oblcu.
grabcrIl ilno Den @rltbelnlrteruc6s
mlern ocs liibipeitliden Tiitrifto Der.
tugtc iid) bis sum- Wontog &ormittoa,
nad)bem JIG cin Hobnifolo-Gonlitc err
ipoblt hatte. Ecter S%arratp, Der YrG.
lioent bes q. Siitrifts, las Die benz
Gon,lte 5n nntcrbrcitenoen Sorberur-
gen Dor; lie mid)cn BON Dem Gntmrr;.
lpeld1cr bon ben apblcllgrGbern oes
Observation-Disclosures eingcreidt lpilr.
De, MIR in DEM einen Ennftc ob, oni
&lauleln, ipeld)c ben Siiomcltcn nidt
offi5iren, geltriden lpuroen.
9ToE1
s Gs:.s dc H0'sat.' Do !e.!mmse.!asf1s aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

bate 81 oemielben Sen Stab ser Dot
Id)uIt, loluie cine Mn5abl Der Der BOT
ihoIt intim b%efrelnocten Scrren &c.
lu0cn. 9ic Soicl mar prGdtig nit
Dem rcid)cn @ol0, unN Silbcr-Ser
Dice, lpcldeS tSrclhcrr Don StcrnburJ
aus Der oclltld)en 0einntb berilbcr &C.
brobt, ionic id)oncn 0lumen.G eforos
tloncn 9e5lert. Grcibcrr Don Sterll-
burg brahtc eineu i%dmunguollcn
Soair uuf Seinc MnicltGt ben &oiicr
aus, lucld)cr nit cincm cntblliioiti-
idcn orcifodcn Nurrob bcantlporttt
lullroc. 81 ipdtcr Stunbc i6iebcn
Die @GItc nnd) cinem b0dyit onrcgcno
mo gcullBrcid) perlcbtcn Nbcno.
&0nolberi f nod hi d
Hntcr5ci ely met,
Gic Funomofonol Gonmiilio1
belt 0citcrll cine SiblmO nb, inter.
5cid)netc ober nod llid)t 0Cn ScrId)t,
nit lucld)cm DEM &ricN9icfretGr Soit
Die bci0en @lltndtcn 0cS @eirothc3
Der collilltircnocn &nAcniclrc ilbcrz
rcid)t mcrocn lollcn lnb porill Die
Gomniliion lire ci0cncn &orihlGgc
nicocrlcgt. @ouuerneur MtoNoon miro
jc0cn Nugenblif pom Sitbmlla crmot.
tct mo miro noh icincr Nnfunit Der
nGd)ltcn SiBung Der GpnmIiiiion bel.
lpobncl, &oriiBcu0cr Shonts reiltc
9cltcrn Nbcnb rnd) Ncn. s)orf mo
miro crit onl IienltoN Wur0en bier.
Der 5lriiffchrcn. Mun crluurtet, ooB
er cine Slbltlg Der Gomnliiiion bolb
nod, lclncr Nildfrmit cinhcrilicn mo
OoB IN nIricr Sibung scr Nerid)t 5lrr
GilrcihulG bei'm &ricNSictrctGr icr.
tlN Ncltellt mcrocn miro. !Nollpt-Nr
0cnicur StcpCns mobntc Scr Sibrnd
bel lno bat lid) bcrcito 5lt @ltniter
oca @orea zines ShlrricnfonolS
nllaNclprodlcll. Gr rciitc 0citcrn olcid)z
rol1 nudl Ncm-})orf ob mo miro iid)
oort nod Dem Sitbmuo cillidiiicL
ltnl BORT Die Yrbcitcn cllcrNiidl in Nns
Nriif 5lI ncbmcn.
Sic h iidcn Conn.
miiiGrc.
3u Gbrcn ser bier neilcnocn foi.
lcrlid diueiiid)en GommiiiGrc oob &C.
tern StontaietretGr Moot Gin Hanfctt
I'M ncltcn o@iaaro Notcl." IS mo,
rem 20 @GItc 5ll9c0en. Oarlnltcr Ole
Observation-Disclosures, Shuu,
Wetcnlt mo Gortelpoll. General
Gbolicc, oic MitQlicocr oea Senota.
Somite'n mo bes NauS Gonlitc'a
rllr @e5ichungen 5ilm Pursuance mlo
cine Nn5ahl mtoerer, on orientoliid,ell
NnQeleAenheiten %lntcrcilirtcr Ycrio.
llcn. Ncoen mllrben feline acbaltcn,
jeood) bradte StnatsicfretGr Moot sic
@ellnlobcit bea ErGiiocnten Mooic-
pclt mo ot% 2niiera Don China aus.
NcNcr. enimentcr noh
ocn EbilippincN.
Mic u%crlolltet, hat ooa arie0s. DC.
portclncnt lid entidloIicn. bic pier
Nc9cr Hegimcnter Scr 9%uu1bc2armcc
5llnn Gicnlt nltf Den Ebilippinen her.
an5uilchcn.- Die in lester @odp cr-
1olNtc Nbiahrt oea u. NeQcr ST.
loiltcric NcQimcnta uon Son 1Sroll-
cisco n0d) Winbnuno lit llodl scr be.
trericnoen McloulN oils Ser critc
Sdlrltt III olc'cr Eolitif 5t betrad)ten.
Nn n0d)Itcr ,}cit milroc ipoanll oaa'
IorblNc Q. M1pullcric Me0imelt ous
plertc Nc0cmp0rti0 III Minoanoo
'tatloOlrtc mcIBc &npolcric. Heoiment
abloNcll, m0brcnO nod) bcil NbldNi
Der 5%lpcliobrlAcn @nrniionabolter onS
%. iurbiac Nniontcric.. ionic oas 10.
fnrblAc 2ounIIcric NeGiment bic
onocrct 5lpci iorbiNcn Hc9inlentcr ob-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29
!Nph5citsgcid)cuf.

&npona. IS. &Nular. - Ter
Scnot p%oiiirtc riniliumnla cine Scuil-
Ii9lul0 Don $4,000 sllm Tnfollf CT.
ncn Observation-Disclosures iiir Sri. Nlicc
Muoicpclt. Gle %orlo9c mciit Den
ErGiiocntcn Eolma oll, oos @cidcnt
ol,eSmohlen. Nna Naua miro Npci-
iclloa Scr Nepiliaul0 S%uitimmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29
CASTORIA
fir Sauglinge md Kinder.
Die Sutc, Die Ihr lmmer Gekauft HABIT
u., n,ss a'' 70. &HxzZzzw
SMifSfartcm uun nuS nadJ Sentidj-
lau0,

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: @o.
iiite $45 mo $3.50; @remei-9al-
timore bis gum 1. Mopember $57.5
iino $62.50; nont +. Mpnember his
/. Migiit $3.50. &utoreiic 81 bill
ligerem Greiie. SGco. 8. 9iemcr &
Gu., Simmer Nr. 3, ia C~It.9ering.
tonsStr. (323-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29

petersburg. IS. Sorulor. -
Cine cr'd,iltterl,oc ScniatiolL, sic
lidlt mlf Dem Eroaramm ltanb. hat
iid I'M .Npcllo . Sbeatcr" in Hiaa
crei9net. &Gbrcn0 elmer &orilclIiuia
iuilroc Der bcrporragenoe Sd,uuipie.
Ter Hlloolf Berlin oilf oifener Siibne
inter Der 9eidnloiaung perbaitet,
Elm lojialiItiid,er Ngitator III icin mb
ais TorIiBer zines pui, ben Hcpoliltio.
n1rcu 5iIr Aburtheillma pon Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29
&lmtucraicfcu in Der rSnmmamp
SallC."

Ncm Nort. IS. $onlor. 49,
NM cincm Bale Der nMctomoro.
Niiociotion" IN Scr communicable"
bclltc iriih fam cs SIT cincm Oc'pcrn-
tenn Mepolperfonpic. III mcld)cm 5luci
MGnner aeihoiien wurocL elmer Der
icIbclt. ein hunger Barber, NanlcnS
9ntonio Flotnnio, mahridcinlid,
tDbtlid,. Ncioc mlrOen iu's Belle.
me @olpitnl" 0eldlldt. Gic Eoliici.
Reicrpc Scr Sit.22. StrnBeu- Stothn
mlroc Sl,r Stcle bcorocrt uno per
baitcte cine Nujnbl Der @etbclllatcn,
Nie @did)crei hca ~Nclcpnc.& SO
ipitolS" ocrietb belltc irilh III %rano,
ollcin ca 9elong, Die Hlonmlcn m,'
bic @G'dcrti at b~cidrGnfeL pbnc
oob tic oas NnuptgebGlIbc crrcid)tcn,
mo rrlr menige Yaticnten eruod)tcn.
Ter GcrluIt beiGiiit lid alli mchrcre
Souicnb Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-29
0rioiron Glnb- Sure.
&on Mnibin9ton nadl Banana anI
ben Tlngcln ocs SHmurs.

9Sie Der Eonanlofonol biQig mnO
ldncll Ne9robcn mcroen fam.
@CnerOI No. Gee iiber Den tiir5-
lidcn Gmlermorih Scr 6, @otte-
ric. - &uiier @il6eIm'a @cburt3-
tag in Scr oGltid5cn @ptidait &C.
icicrt. - Gbinciiidc GomniiiGre
pom StootSicfrct1r Moot bcuir.
tibet. - &ier AteQer Mc0inlcntcr
Scr @%uloeaorn1ec nod sen Ebilip.
pillcn bcorocrt. - 9lQcrIei <nte.
~rciiuntca aus ser Wun0c9bdupt
ltnbt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30
SMITH IS GOLF CHAMPION.
He Lowers the Record at Lake For
 est. Ill.

Lake Forest, III, June 30.-Alex- ander Smith of Nassau yesterday won the open golf championship of the United States with a total of 295 strokes for the 72 holes. lowering the record by four strokes. With an ad- vantage of three strokes over Willie Anderson, his nearest competitor for Wednesdays 36 holes, Smith yester- day played the morning round in 73, and the afternoon, the greater part of the round being played in deluge of rain, in 75.
 Smith now holds both the western and the national open champion ships. He had been three times run ner-up to Willie Anderson in the na- tional open.
 Willie Smith, Mexican champion, with two rounds yesterday of "A each, took second honors with a total of 302 strokes. and James Maiden of Toledo and Lawrence Auchterlonie of Glen View tied for third honors with 305 each.
 Willie Anderson, the title holder. finished fifth. The wet grounds were too much for Anderson and he took s4 strokes. bringing his total to 307.
 H. Chandler Egan, national anna teur champion, and Gilbert Nichols of Denver tied for eighth and ninth places with 311 each. and Jack Ho- bens of Englewood. N. J.. finished tenth with 314.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30
ANOTHER BATTING BEE.

Holyoke, June 30.-There was an- other batting bee out at the ball grounds yesterday afternoon, with Bridgeport doing the heavy work. The pfatqps Dit safely lq tipes, land Holyoke 13 times, and the 2g hits were worth 39 bases. Bridgeport's majority with the stick was enough to give majority of the runs, and the game went to the 0'Rourke fam fly by the score of 6 to f.
 That the victory belonged to the O'Rourke family is true in more ways than one. 0'Rourke, the elder, made three hits and a sacrifice, and with the exception of one hit, all counted heavily toward the run making. His little son doubled the first time up, and thereby laid the ground work of run. Tn the ninth he worked in a sacrifice that put Ladd in posi- ton to get home on the fathers third single.
 The son shone in the field, too. In the third he saved a run that Hol- yoke really meant to score. Singles by Hoffman and Mccormack had filled the first two stations, and when Lepine drove one on the grass toward first and stopped the ball in it's progress. and by a quick recovery held Hoffman on third. The next man went out. and that prevented scoring. The score: R.H.E. Bridgeport 300000 1-s Is 2 Holyoke 70 0002 1000 2-4 13 2
 Batteries-Murphy and Harbisch; Hodge and Schinell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30

sent left to wind. Cans drove right to chest and then swung to ear. They exchange lefts to face and rights to body. Jack jabbed hard left to nose at the bell. Blackburn's round.
 Round 6 and last-Jack jabbed left to face and Cans swung right and left to head. Cans jabbed left to nose and Jack swung two left to wind. Jack crossed stiff right to chin and sent two rights to. body. They clinched and Cans crossed right to chin. Jack sent left to wind and right to heart, and Cans swung right to head. Cans swung right around the neck and Jack jolted two rights to heart. They exchange left jabs to face, and each missed right swing for jaw. Cans sent short right to face and Jacks right reached the heart. Cans swung hard right and left to jaw at the bell
 The men continued to fight after the bell sounded until the referee separated them. He gave Cans the round and the fight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30

Ames is able to be about now and will soon be able to take up his pitching duties again.
 Flynn, the Holy Cross man who went to Toronto, made one of the three hits his team landed of Bill Foxen in Flynn's second game. In the first game he played with Toron- to, Flynn made two hits.
 The Boston scribes are beginning to take notice of the stick work of young Hoey, the Holy Cross college man who joined the Collins team in Philadelphia. The collegian is show ing up the has-beens in fine shape.
 There will be just one game in the City Amateur league tomorrow. It will be preliminary game and will begin promptly at 1:45 This game will be between the Brooklyns and the St Josephs. There will be another big game at 3:30.
 Da Supervisor Kennedy has taken the tip and sent letters to the umpires telling them he will not stand for their absence when they are ordered to report for game. He said he was on hunt for good men and that sure way for an umpire to lose his job is to remain away without mighty good reason.
 The manager of Young German, the wrestler, waited at the Democrat office last evening for the Young Turk to make a match, but the Turk failed to show up. Germans manager will give the Young Turk an oppor- tunity of making good and will meet him at the Democrat office next Wed nesday night at 6:30 o'clock.
 spud Murphy shaped up like a different man yesterday and gave splendid exhibition or third base playing. He held over day, as Dill lard did not appear in time to get into the game. Murphy leaves to-day for Monson with the best wishes of the Springfield management and players as we'll as the Springfield fans. Many think he will yet have greatness thrust upon him as ball player. billiard arrived during the game yesterday and will go in to- day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30
VICTORY OVER BooKMAKERs.
Rockingham Park Officials at Request of Clergy Put Ban on Betting.

Salem. N. H., June 30.-During the races at Rockingham park yester- day afternoon the track officials stopped all betting. as the result of representations made by the authori- ties of Rockingham county. When the track was opened Thursday a large number of New York book makers arrived here and the Rev Thomas Chalmers of Manchester. head of a committee of twelve which has been carrying on an agitation against betting ever since the New England Breeders club applied for "a charter. made complaint that gambling was freely conducted dur ing the afternoon.
 Thursday night the Rev Mir chal- mers held a conference with Gov ernor John McLane and the governor instructed County Solicitor Batchel- der to take the necessary steps to have the lav upheld. It was re- ported yesterday that t'Ie county a1- thorfties served en injunction u,son Andrew Miller CT Ncs York. presi- aert of tse club. but the attorney who represents Mr Miller denied that such a document had been handed to him.
 A conference was held at the club house yesterday between the track officials, Co1ntv Solicitor Batcheider and High Sheri- Marcus M- Collis The track officials agreed 10 suppress all betting and all bookmakers were ordered to suspend business. No bets were openly made on the fifth and sixth races
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30
TROLLEYMEN WON GAME.

The Newspaper team was to have played with the trolleymen yester- day, but the weather was so warm the news gatherers were all enjoying siestas about the time the game was ready to start, so team called the Bluebirds undertook to take the place of the Newsies, and made a dismal failure of it. Constable Hoppe and Harry Minor alternated In boosting the Bluebirds. but even that didn't save them from defeat. There are some who still maintain that Harry Minor can coach better than he can play and that Constable Hoppe would never pass the civil ser vice examination for eyesight. How ever that may be, the score resulted as follows:
 R.H.E. Trolleymen 0 01040 800 e-s1I 12 Bluebirds 20l300 Is g
 Batteries-S. Liboti and Buckmil- Ter: Stillman, Minor and Morgan; umpires. Flaherty, Smith, McGrath, Northrop, Summa, Mitchell and Dan Connor.
 Lineup: luebirds-Porter, c: Stillman, D; Curley, 1b; V. Guilfoile. 2b; J. Guilfoile. 3b; Minor. see, p; Emmons, If; Hoppe, of; Hellmann. rf,,
 rolleymen-S. Liboti, c: Buck m Ter, D; .dahoney. 1b; Reece. 2b: Sl ith. 3b: Maloney. ss: Laird, If: N Liboti, cf; Lewis, If.