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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES.

Watch night services were held
Sunday night in st. Marks church,
Pleasant Plains. An address was
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Vanderhoff
and a special musical program was
rendered by the choir.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02

The public eXecutioner of the grand
duchy of Hesse has been fined 500 for
casting a disdainful glance at the
judge of the supreme court OF Darn
stadt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02
FERRY co. MEETING.

At the annual meeting of the Stat
en- Island Rapid Transit Ferry Com
pany, which will be held January g,
the question Of dissolution Will be
voted upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02
Wise on Worry.

Some men don't worry said Uncle
Eben. "%'cause dey's got too much
sense. and others don't worry cause
dey amt got sense enough. Wash,
ington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02

Gardens drug STORE, 81 Hall av-
nue. is a branch Office for the EV-
ENING NEWS where Want" Ads.
,re received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02
NEW FRIDGE TENDER.

Richard Furman viii hereafter
look after the county bridge over
C~hccscquakc creek at Morgan, in
place of William Langan. Mr.. Fur
maa was appointed bridge tender
Monday, New Years day, by the new
commissioner. Dick had a hard
fight to get il, but had good friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02
ROWLING

In the tournament of The Staten
Island Amateur Bowling League to-
morrow night the following teams
have entered: The Manor Field CLUB,
the Kingston, and the Chiffon. The
contest closes in March.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02
Taylor Mayor.

The newly-elected mayor of elias
toEbury. England, was formerly a
tailor. So he was able to make his
own official robes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02

Rev. Cornwall Jones declared the
other day that the municipal corrup.
ton of Yarmouth, England, wa ''as
bad as Tammany Hail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02

4 As the Public Service car. which
arrived az the term!n2! A. Il oo
o'clock Saturday night, was coming
10 this borough. some one fred a
shot at it just as it reached Wolff $
store at Bergen Hill. The car was
filed with passengers and they were
all very much frightened. A large
hnllet was found imbedIA IN the
Inside Of the car. The ere the
na ou - -, ,~b to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02
NOTICE:

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed intends making application to the
Board of Excise Commissioners or tne
Titv of Perth AmboY at their next meet
ing, Cor Il license 10 keep a saloon Win
the privilege. of selling malt and spirlt-
rois liquors in the City of Perth Am
INV, and in tho house Nwned by
Mr.. II Cook at cor. High and Smith SITS;
14G5S 1929 ct Dew E SChN Ahhz'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02

SOUTH AM BOY.
TWO HArrY GiRLS.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02

Advertising in the Jews brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-02

C. A. SEXTON. General Agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
RoCKyILLE PLAYED FAST.

Rockville. Aug 1.-The Cuban Giants were defeated yesterday after noon. [ to 2. by the Rockvilles. The game was close and exciting. both teams doing some brilliant fielding. until the eighth inning. when the To- calls took a batting streak and pound- ed Cabrera all over the lot. clinchlng victory by pIling ID five runs after two men were out Cabrera was the pitcher that shut Manchester out [ to Q, early In the season. He held the Rockvilles down until the eighth although sensational fielding helped him amazingly. "Chet" Waite was fin the box for the Rockvilies and twirIei fine game. The Cubans couldn't do anything with his bend CTS. Their five hits were scattered. He famed four of the heavy siickers. "BIlly- Lush played brilliant game at ,hird. With the willow West and Doherty exceIled. knocking out triples. Vests hit was one of the longest made on the grounds. and but for the fastest kind of fieiilnz would have been a home run. Paine was Knocked fat by a hard twister which struck him in the throat. He dropped to the ground like a lox. but in a few mo
 meuts was able to continue the game. Prahe made the star catch of the
 game. catching a fly in on hand after a long run
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
THE PUGlLlS
GOSSIP OF
 THE BOXERS
Jimmy Britt Won Fight and Eddie HanIon Feels Very Much
 Hurt.

The -Hanlon match is on. The naughty James Edward, declares that he will have no one but the win ner of the Gane-Nelson fight. Eddie Hanlon is sore as a sick bear about 1t. The Britts had given him to un- derstand that 1t was cinch that the Native Sons day battle would ma terialize. But James Edward went abroad declaring that he was out for the Dane or Cans. T must have the winner of the Goldfeld fight" he said. "I can't take on Hanlon and l won't. I'm after the biggest game in sight" Harry Leap offered Britt si.0OO to sign articles. The fiat build- CT turned the offer over In his mind for awhile. but he reflected that he could not even put up a cottage with that sum since lumber went up, so he turned the offer down. James Ed ward has evidently been seeing vis- ions of himself being restored to the elevation of lightweight champion ship. from which he descended with a thump on a dark day down In Col ma. He will be accommodated by Cans with a match if Joe should hap ben to put out the Dane. But If Bat fling comes out on top. 1t Is doubtful if James Edward will ever get an other show at him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
THE DIA M ON ID.
THE PRODICALS
 BREAK THE ICE Defeat New London in Well Played Game e-AIl the Other
 Games in State.

A
 Harry Long and Joe O 'Rourke, with two errors each, were responsible for the loss of yesterday game to Water- bury with the score 4 to 3, says the New London Telegraph. On the oth- CT hand, O'Rourke and Long were responsible for all the runs scored by New London, for their three baggers in succession tied the score in the fourth and put New London on an even footing with Waterbury until the ninth when, with two out, an er- TOT by the shortstop and dead fielding by Long gave Waterbury the winning tally.
 Young Ingraham was trotted out as pitching talent and he got by without trouble. The youngster de- served to win his game for he pitched plucky uphill contest and was just as good as Bill Rogers, who fired 'em over for Waterbury. He was tanned for six hits to Rogers five. Rogers famed four men and Ingraham three, and Rogers gave two passes to three by Ingraham. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
NORWICH CLINCHING TITLE.

Norwich, Aug 17.-Plank was backed up by stone-wall fielding Tn the few times New Haven had chance to score yesterday, and Nor wich took the game, to 0. Tuckey was hit freely when hits counted. Golden led in the bat work with two doubles and a single. Sherwood was badly shaken up by a collision With Wade, but was able to play out the .,oa Tba score. R.H.E. Norwich ...32O20010 6--S II ? New Haven .0O00 O 0 O-O sS
 Batteries = Plank and Bridges Tuckey and Connell. "f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
RACING
' RACING AT
 BRANFORD LIVELY Meeting So Far Has Been a Most Successful One Good Card
 To-Morrow.

Branford, Aug 17.-Both races at Hippodrome park were won yester- day in straight heats. the 2:19 trot by F. Fox's Sir George and the 2:30 pace by J. II. Stronsnider's Wild wood. The weather conditions were good and the attendance large. Sum- mary:
 2:19 trot, purse $300-Sir George won three straight heats and the race, time, 2:23, 2:21 h. 2:1sA. baron Patch was second, Allie D. third and Dan Dee fourth. Willie J. and Silver Spray also started.
 2:3O pace, purse $300-Wildwood won three straight heats and the race. time 2:1S%, 2:16A. 2:1Sk. Last Chance finished second. Julia K. third and Domestic fourth. Madam Pepper and Trifler also started. The former was distanced in the third heat and the latter drawn in the third.
 The program for tomorrow is as follows:
 2:24 Pace.
 wilkest Baron---C. M. sherman. Westfield. Mass.
 Queenie-A. H. Gilmore, West Ac- ton, Mass.
 J. B.-A. N. Stevens, Worcester, Mass.
 Domestic--F. Fox. Boston, Mass.
 Frank Powell-W. kinsella, Bridgeport.
 Nancy C.-F. Thrall. Hartford. Wildwood-J. H. Strosnider, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clifton M.-C. L. McNalley. Paw tucket. R. I.
 Madeline wilkes-F. Burnham
 Trifer-K. Forshner, Boston Mass.
 2:20 Pace. Russell C.-Dr J. F. McGrath, Wa terbury.
 Coiner-c. M. Sherman. Westfield Mass. Frank K.-A. H. Gilmore. wes Acton, Mass.
 ]. B.-A. N. Stevens. Worcester Mass.
 Warren F.-F. Fox. Boston, Mass
 Ben Madden-M. Brazel. Hartford
 Frank povell-w. Kinsella Bridgeport. | Gwyn P.-J. H. Strosnider, Brook lyn. \. Y.
 Nancy C.-F. Thrall. Hartford.
 Grace W.-C. s. Wells, Jerse City. x. ].
 DonseIler-K. Farshner, Provi dence. R. I.
 TTncle Ed-C. McNalley, Pavtuck ct, R. |.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
AMERICAN WINS AT CHESS.
Frank J. Marshall Takes First Prize
 in Germany.

Berlin. Aug 1.-The information al chess tournament at Nuremburg, which began July a3, came to a close yesterday. Frank J. Marshall. Amer ican. won the first prize with 1zh wings. having lost not a single game. Second place was taken by O. Duras. with eleven wins. This was the young Bohemian players second ap- pearance in an international chess tournament and chess masters expect him to develop formidable strength in the next few years
 schlechter. vho won the frst prize at the recent Ostend interna- t,onsi tournament and Fleishmann divided third and fourth money. The two great surprises of the tourna- ment vsrs the poor play of Tarrasch and JanouskL The former, vho -ov- eruheln<d Mzrshnl1 at Nuremburg about . ysar go. took tsnth paees,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Men Carry Great wsIehss.

No draft animal is asked to caJy so great a load in proportion to 1lo own weight and size. as some mon saddle themselves with. rurtl11 porters in Constantinople often car5y more than their own weight. and t1o Indians and Eskimo who acted oo pack carriers in Alaska. vhsn t1o gold field rushes made the deman6 1Dx transportation imperative. used te G1 the same thing. at times. VI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
NEW WORLDS RECORD.
Sweet Marie Trots . Nile Tn 1sos 1-2
 at Poushkeepsie.

at PouRhkeepsfe.
 POUGHKEEPSIE, \. Y.. Aug. iI.- Besides winning rfle free-for-all trot in the grand circuit meeting here, Sweet Marie established a new worlds rec ord for trotting mares by going the second heat of the race in 25o4h. The previous record was 2.04A. held by Lou Dillon and Sweet Marie. By the same performance the wonderful little mare broke the track trotting record. 208. made last Monday by Angiola. It Is the fastest mile trotted on any track this year. There were no other horses in the race in the same class with Sweet Marie. SO she had to make her own pace the whole of the way. Her time in the first heat was 20'. and fin the second Alta Mcdonald drove the mare with the intention of giving her a new mark. but she apparently made 1t without great effort. The time by quarters was 3i%. 1O2. 1s35A and 204k
 Wilson Addinzson. winner of the 216 pace in straight heats. was the favor ite at s1oo to s40. He won easily.
 Moore. the fsvorite ia the 2.2l pace bad tO be content with second money the race going to Director Joe. second choice in the betting. but every heat was hard fought. with clo>e finishes. There vss s20.Ooo in the box On the 7:I2 frvt. and Advsncer. an even money fsvorite. cot the talent a iot of money Mack Mack the winner. vas second cbosoe. but Norune made him fight fs' svery i1ch of the ground There vers more close fns<hes thsn any day sf ths
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
BRipGEpoRT DOES TRICK.

Springfield, Aug 17.-Lifeless play put Springfield out Of the running yesterday, Bridgeport winning to |. Frill pitched good ball. but was given very tame support. Murphy was a puzzle for the locals at critical times and wound up the game by flaming Robarge. Burns and Keenan. Old Jim O'Rourke was the star of the day, clipping out two singles ana a double and officiating behind the bat in royal style. The score:
 RH.E. pridgeport .102o0o012-6l11 II l springfield ..0002102 0-4 2 Batteries-Murphy and 0Rourke, ST; Frill and Robarge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
I.rrr.l nr.t, Nri.ht.

sOUTHAMPTC.:. \. Y-. Aug. IT, The strength of the younger and com ing experts with the lawn tennis rack ct was demonstrated again on the Meadow club courts here For the sec snd consecutive year Kari Behr vOn his place ia the final. and he will meet the ve.ersn William A LArned Lar ned won from Beals Wright. national .bsmrSon. who cruld ncf stand the s<rafn of hnri mafch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
cIoaretse Popular in the Gsst.

Says a writer in the Pekn and Tientsin Times: "The cigarstte ha1 caught the popular favor in the est and far east, being c smoke seemr ingly peculiarly adaptable to Asiat&oa The long-stemmed pipe is giving VI everywhere to the cigarette. Au classes of Chinese take to t. svU0 rickasha coolies. some brands q ~ cigarette being SO cheap that the too. gars in Peking are seen oftea tnr dulging in a quiet smoke"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
PIONEERS, TAKE NOTICE.

The windjammers are after the Pioneers with both feet. as one can judge from the notice sent to the sporting writer of this paper. They say that the Pioneers had a state ment printed in an evening paper that they would Ike to cross bats with inc windjammers on Sunday. Now they say that they won't, play the Windjammers because the latter are too old for them. They conclude their tale by saying that if the Pion- eers want to play for the champion shin of the city or for money. let the said Pioneers post a forfeit with some business man in Brooklyn or with the sporting writer of this pa per.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Product of the rImsa

The well bred man of plsasuFo M gradually dying out and givins D1n11 to the tearing. rushing. monsy g5n1 ping. excitement hunting slGnr mannerless. selfish devotee of hG11 flesh and chorus girls ve meok often in the drawinz-rooms of Gu esses and countesses todays-M- A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
coxx I.EaGrE STANDING.

The standing given below Is the one that will be adhered to by this paper until the directors see f1t to make a fev more changes IL takes in both the games played with New Haven in Meriden and in this city on that Sunday in July and throws out the second game forfeited to Wa terbury in Bridgeport on Monday It Is as nearly correct co it is possible to ret ft and just e correct a some of ths dlrscfors. for thsr dont sp-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Waterbury.

First base on errors, Waterbury, l. Left on bases, New London, l; Water bury, B.. Bases on balls, on lngra- ham, 3; off Rogers, ?; struck out Dy Ingraham 3; Rogers, 4; Passed balls. Refrange. Stolen bases, Curtiss, Keane. O'Hagan. Three-base hlts, O'Rourke, Long. Double play, Curtiss and Kennedy. Time, 1:4O. Umpire, shannon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
pear to know where they are at. Tn following is the standing:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGOG.
 New York ........o 2Sl oo18 s--lo St: Louis ..........4 % 00 e 5 New York, 2; St. Louis, 1. Batteries McGinnity, Ferguson, Ames and Bresna- han; Thompson. Beebe and Marshall. New York ........0 0 Oo2 201 O. 3 St. Louis ..........6 Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q l. Hits-New York, IA; St. Louis, G. Err rors-New York, 0; St. Louis, I. Batteries --McGinnity and Bowerman; Karger and Noonan
 At Chicago
 Chicago ...........ls0f 2 2 o 0. 8 0 r. 8 Hits-Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 10. Errors Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, Q. Batteries Boston ............o % oo % Q O. Q Pittsburg .....0 1 2 % 5 0 =
 Hits-Boston, 6; Pittsburg, 16 Errors Boston, 8; Pittsburg, l. Batteries--Pfef- fer and Needham; Hilderbrand and Gib-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Pet Snake pInss ssr pases.

Veterans ct the soIdiers' Homo 1 have two pet pine snakes- ons c snakes disappeared c vsek oUH M vas a lonesome hor iu ma1D l111 cane back and vas f1un1 trJ1nn gs< beck info ths rsDti1e ooGnr- land corssDon1snc4 H11C
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
uoIyoKE BEAT HARTFORD.

Holyoke, Aug 17.-Holyoke won a featureless game from Hartford yes terday. 5 to {. With two out in the ninth Badgley passed lott to first base and Schincel. the next man up. smashed a ball hard to center field, scoring Hoffman with the winning run. Moves. who injured his leg Wednesday, retired in the third in r,ng The score: RHE. Holyoke ...OO3000 II { Hartford 100000 00-4 10 1
 Batteries-Dolan and schincel; Badgley and Kritchel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

New England league-Lynn B, New Bedford 6; first game. Lawrence 8, Fall River 9; second game, Law renee 1, Fall River O; Manchester g., Haverhill 8; Worcester g. Lowell 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.

American association-Toledo 4, Minneapolis 1; Columbus 10. St Paul 8; Milwaukee II. Indianapolis 2; Kansas City 2, Louisville 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

New York State league-Syracuse 8, Albany Il; Troy 2, Binghamton |: A. J. & G. 10, Wilkesbarre 1; Scran- ton 5, Utica 3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

Hudson River league-Poughkeep- sic 8, Kingston 8; Newburgh 1, Hud- son 2; Paterson 8, Tri-County 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

South Atlantic league-Jackson- vile 2, Charleston 1; Augusta 1, Sa- vannah O; Macon 2, Columbia O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit ...... 00oo Q Q Q Q 1-2 New York :. o o Q Q 0 1 O 0 0 Q 0-1
 Hits-Detroit, 12; New York. 6. Errors Detroit, 8; New York. 2. Batteries-Mul- lin and Schmidt; Orth and Mcclure.
 At Washington
 St. Louis .........0 o 0 0 3 3 0 Q 0-6 Washington .....1 0 o o 0 0 0 0 O. 1
 Hits-St Louis. 10: Washington, 6. Err rors-St. Louis, 0; Washington, 4. Bat teries-Glade and Rickey. Smith and War ner.
 At Boston
 Chicago ..........9 o 02 1 0 O. Boston .......O O 0 o o 3 0 O. Hits-Chicago l4; Boston, !. Errors Chicago, 3; Boston. 1. Batteries-Patter. son and Sullivan: Harris. Carrigan and Peterson.
 At Philadelphia Cleveland .........0 % 0 l o- Philadelphia ....0 o o 0 0 1 o 0 O. Hits-cieveland, g. Philadelphia. 2 Err rors-Cieveland, l. Philadelphia, 2. Bat series-Hess and Bemis: Waddell. Schreck- engost and Powers. | Second game | Cleveland .........0 0 o 0 o 0 0 O.
 Philadelphia -. Q go - | Hits-Cleveland, 5; Philadelphia. !. Err | Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia. 1. Bat
 teries--Bcrnhard and Beinis; Bender and |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

Eastern league-Providenc 8. Montreal 2; Baltimore IA. Rochester 2; first game. Buffalo 1. Jersey City O; second game, Buffalo 1. Jersey City 6; Toronto 3, Newark 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

Southern league-Montgomery 6, Atlanta O; Nashville 3. Birmingham 2; Memphis 5, New Orleans 4; Little Rock 3, Shreveport 8.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
SOME FIGHT NOTES.

Scandal and new angles are begin ming to crop up in the Gans-Nelson fight this early. Good advertising, yes7 It is rumored that Eddie Graney mt up Cans forfeit. and that he wanted to be referee SO that he could An Nelson artistically. This is. in aI, probability, a ribald jest, and only serves to keep the advertisement ket- tie boiling.
 pilly Hogan. who looks after Mike echreck's interest, yesterday received a nronosition from Cincinnati for his protege to fight Marvin Hart in that eity Labor day. Hamilton, U. also wants the pair for short tilt.
 Morris Levy, the San Francisco egh, nromoter, Is making strenuous ssor,s to match Kid" Herman and Jimmy Britt.
 ,tto sieloff, the veteran German. x1lI box Harry Norton ten rounds at r.ud,nston, Mich. August 90. Nor ,on Ia a new welterweight who has been showing considerable ability m bou,s through Michigan and Indiana.
 Hack Roberts Is out after Grover usves Kid Taylor. or Frank Carsey. u,s manager. Sam Caro-. has posted 1000 to bind a match with any of the three named.
 The Tuxedo Athletic club of Val ,s,o has matched Al Neill and George prorp. The fight will take place In inc navy yard town on August zs. The men have agreed to weigh In al 1st rounds at , o'clock. and battle for twenty rounds.
 uu,~v Rtae~ Four ssrsfoxn Wfnners-
 SARATOGA. \. Y- Aug i5-The fling of Jockey Miller wss the fes. urv os the racing at ssrstoga- Out Of I've mounts be rode four winners and u. .e~oui His ride on Athlete. the vea money favorife In the last race s.s superb. Getting od h poor posi- 5on he gradually eio>ed up the ios' ro-u.a and in a hard drive landed his roupt q winner by a short head Ccn vos uHler up and fsvoirfe. won ths auru, hsndiczp. one mile and three dxp~.fhs. She wou easilT by on< eoxrh Miners ether winning nounf' s~rp tInrfte. i 10 S and q c Cors. ol 11ree f.vsrites ron-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
BASEBALL Saturday. AUGUST IS. Waterbury
 Hartford

while Janowski ended the list brsek- eted with the Russian player Prssp1- orka.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

Saturiay-Hartford at Waterbury e games). Norwich at Holyoke, Springfield at New Haven. New Lon don at Bridgeport e games).
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