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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
RIVERSIDE

one Of the prettiest Of the springtime
weddings was solemnized Wednesday
evening when Miss Lucy Atwater be-
came Mrs. William Levens Jenclxs. The
ceremony took place at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Sarah l.. Atwater,
2s2 East Seventh street, Rev. r.. r. Goff
officiating. The bride was attended by
Miss Mildred Jencks Of Claremont, sis
ter Of the bride and william Beach
Of Los Angeles was the best man.
Miss Laura McLaren, daughter Of
Mrs. Eunice McBaren, became the bride
of Charles A. Gilmore Wednesday after
noon. The ceremony was performed
by Judge II. G. Hibbard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmore will reside in Portland.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Annie Mary Mcleod
and Bert Chauncey Pond of Youngs-
town, o. The ceremony will take place
at noon Wednesday, May 16.
The wedding of Edgar III. Barber or
Riverside and Miss Amy Sharpe Of
San Francisco Wednesday was has
tened by the northern earthquake.
The marriage of Claude E. Campbell
and Miss Nita Pratt was celebrated
Tuesday, Rev. G. w. Dane officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will reside In
San Francisco.
John J.. Cleveland and Miss Margaret
white OF Los Angeles were married
Thursday afternoon by Rev. e. +. Gon.
They will reside in Los Angeles.
A pretty May wedding was celebrated
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Darst in West River
side, when their daughter, Miss Jean
B. Darst, became the bride of George
II. Gobruegger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gobruegge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saklem Of Fourteenth
street entertained Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Wood
man. 1t was their twenty-first we'd
ding anniversary.
A happy children's party was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. j. S. Cas-
tleman in honor of the third birthday
Of her grandson, Carroll Castleman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley j. Castle
man.
Miss Matte Duncan, assistant pastor
of the First Methodist church, was sur
prised by the girls of the church at the
close of the Tuesday night service. She
was presented with a pretty May bas-
ket which contained a gold watch.
Mrs s. Fritz gave polo tea in con-
nection with the May day polo meet Of
the Riverside Polo club.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
SAWTELLE

The women of John A. Martin w. z
c. have postponed the Trilby social, but
will give box social at assembly hall,
Soldiers Home. May 9, for the purpose
of raising money for the benefit OF the
San Francisco sufferers.
A theater box party composed OF
members of the American Guild at
tended the Burbank last evening and
enjoyed "Fanchon, the Cricket"
Among those who attended were Capt.
H. d. Lasher, inspector of the Sol
diers' Home, and wife; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoner, Mr.. and Mrs. Marks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peters of Sawtelle Each inem-
ber of the guild who got a new MEM
Der won a theater ticket.
Uncle Sam w. r. c. of Los Los An
geles and Uncle Sam post OF Soldiers
Home gave box social at assembly
hall Thursday.
Mrs. s. j. Russell went to Los An
geles to meet Mrs. Martin of Santa
Ana, who will visit here for short
time. Mrs. Martin is one of the dele
gates who meet in Los Angeles TO de-
termine where the next Southern Cal
ifornia Veteran encampment win be
held.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

Erickson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey, Mr..
and Mrs Rowland, the Misses Candee,
Mostert. Stevens, Ware, Cove, Parcfer,
Shearer, Sanborn, Fiske, Barrett. Sack
cit, Cox, Calder, Messrs Curtis, Haley,
Charles Haley, Oatey, Hoagland, Dart,
Sackett, Greenwood, Johnson, frsfeid,
Parcher.
Miss Alice wilkinson entertained the
faculty and senior class Of the Union
high school at a book party Friday
evening. Those present were Misses
Lodwick, Hammack, Spencer, Adame,
Ewing, Fleischer, Young, Blondeau,
Messrs. Churchill, Drake, Nevins,
Hampton, Marlin, Jenkins, v. Churchill.
Hardy and Stovall.
ST. GATHERINGS Guild Of st. stephens
church held its annual election Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. Morgan's home
on Wilcox avenue. The officers elected
we're Mrs. G.. J. George, president; Mrs
]. w. Morgan, vice president; Ms L.
G. Rodenhouse, secretary and treasurer
The guild is to resume the dances at
the bowling alley next Tuesday evening.
The Junior league Of the Prospect
Park church gave Miss Addie Kinghten
a rose shower and May party Tuesday
evening at the parsonage.
The p. Fl. G. met Wednesday evening
with Miss Caroline Bailey.
Miss Pearl M. Herndon gave a de-
lightful recital Friday evening at the
Swale hall in Sherman. She was as
sisted by one Of her classes and Miss
Parcels.
Miss Elizabeth Knudsen entertained
at dinner Thursday evening at Hotel
Hollywood for Count and Countess
Wachmeister. About q dozen guests
were present.
The Fremont Child Study circle met
at the Fremont school Friday afternoon.
The subject under discussion was
"Politeness in the Home"
Paul de Longpre entertained twenty
friends at dinner last Saturday eveD-
ing. The guest of honor was Mayor
owen McAleer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
! Out of Town Society
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PASADENA

Mrs. w. H. Fitch and her daughter,
Mrs. c. Fitch Cox, entertained a party
Of friends Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Louise Fits. who is
about to return to her home in Nor
ovia, N. Y. A delightful feature of the
afternoon was talk by Miss Fits
upon her recent trip to Mexico.
Judge and Mrs. ]. H. Merriam were
host and hostess Thursday evening at
a dinner given at their home on North
Madison avenue in compliment to two
Of this years bridal couples, DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Ballard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddy willis Rider. The Merriam home
was very beautifully decorated An
elaborate dinner Of nine courses was
served.
A simple wedding was that of Miss
Nina p. Payne and William o. Low
dermilk on Thursday evening at the
home of the bridegroom's parents on
North Wilson avenue. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Albert Zani-
nan, a cousin Of the bride, who, with
his wife, has been touring around the
world, and Is now on his way back
to his home in Illinois.
The Misses Markham entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Card club this
week at the spacious home of their
parents, former Governor and Mrs. H.
H. Markham, on Pasadena avenue. The
occasion was a more than usually en-
joyable one. Miss Georgine Bates on
Thursday afternoon entertained very
charmingly with two tables of bridge
whist. A dainty luncheon was served
after the playing.
st. Andrews Social society proposes
to give a hay ride picnic on the even
ing of May 10, an attractive destina-
tion somewhere out Of the city having
been chosen.
About a hundred little folks cele-
brated May day on Tuesday by visit
to the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Grinnell,
where they interested themselves in in
specting the feathered curiosities there
gathered. The little ones were chap
eroned by their teachers, Misses Leman
and Willis.
One hundred friends witnessed the
wedding on Tuesday of Miss Sarah j.
Kunzman and Raymond Daniel Clark
Niece, the event taking place at the
residence of Mrs s. ]. White of East
Colorado street, where Miss Kunzman
has made her home. Rev. William
MacCormack performed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Niece will reside In Los
Angeles.
Open house viii be kept on Tuesday
by the Young Women's league in their
new rooms over the Southern Pacific
depot. The occasion viii be sort or
house warming, In the evening Will
take place the installation of the newly
elected officers of the league, open to
members only.
Mrs. Jean Vallette left on Thursday
for Chicago, accompanying her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mrs. and Mr..
Dwight B. Cheever, who have been
spending some weeks here. Mrs. Val
lette expects to remain In. Chicago dur
ing the summer.
Miss Hazel Hornung became the
bride OF Lloyd r. Stonehouse on Tues
day evening, the quiet ceremony being
performed at the home or the brides
father, A. 10. Hornung ON South Pasa-
dena avenue. The wedding is the cul-
mination OF very pretty romance be-
gun In Cripple Creek, Colo, where the
parties formerly resided. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. b. whitney acted as best man and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
LONG BEACH

Among the social events of the week
was that of Miss Lois Clopton, who en-
tertained a few of her friends at her
home on American avenue. Games
were the feature Of the evening, the
Misses Miriam Holloway and Alice
Mussleman and Messrs Walter Horne
and Harry Riley winning prizes.
Miss Blanche Powers of Magnolia
avenue entertained Saturday evening
in honor of Miss Mabel Sharps. Pink
and white were the colors used in the
decorations.
st. Andrews mission gave a delight
full lawn party Tuesday evening at the
Moncton home in Alamitos. Booths
of all kinds were there to lure the un-
wary The Alamitos orchestra fur
nished the music. The proceeds will
be sent to the San Francisco sufferers.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Belts entertained the Philothea and
the ]. o. C. at the parsonage of the
First Methodist church. Music and
rotations formed the entertainment
for the evening.
Miss Louis Ravenscroft, formerly Of
this city, but now of Artesia, is re-
ceiving the congratulations of her
friends over her approaching marriage
to James Richardson Jolly, pastor of
the Christian church of Artesia. The
wedding will take place June 81 in Ar
tesla.
Mrs. F. B. Lanier of Ocean avenue
entertained with q violet luncheon In
honor OF her guest, Mrs. Hal Goodwin
of London, England. Those present
were Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Van Buskirk,
Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs.
w. s. Smith, Mrs. Lanier and Miss
Mayhugh.
Mrs. George Reed and daughter, who
fla rxytT1f or
city, left for their home wednesday IN
York, Neb.
A party of Long Beach members or
the order of the Eastern Star attended
the meeting of Southgate chapter or
the same order In Los Angeles Tues
day evening. Among those from this
city attending were Mrs. F. w. Stevens,
worthy matron; Frank McGutcheon,
worthy patron, and Mesdames w. w.
Lowe, Hayes, Frank McGutcheon, II.
H. McGutcheon, CRUDE, Stewart, Pills
bury, Snider, Porteous. Stevens,
Loynes. Martin, Morgan, Howe, the
Misses Howe and Bennett and Paul
Bennett.
Mrs. Graves entertained Tuesday aft
ernoon in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Gwin Daughton of Chicago. The home
was decorated with many flowers and
luncheon was served. Among the guests
were Miss Gwin Daughton, Miss Helen
Smith, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Arwin, Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Burton and Mrs.
Graves.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
WHITTIER

Miss Annie Lippsiatt was surprised
Monday evening by her Sunday school
class. She was presented with a water
set in honor of her approaching mar
riage. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs Mary A. Hockett and family
have changed their residence to High
land Park.
The Modern Brotherhood of America
gave a box social at Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac f. Kenworthy
celebrated their fiftieth wedding anni-
versary Monday evening. The bride
and groom of fifty years exchanged
anew their marriage vows in the old
time Friends style, without a minister.
Miss Mary e. Osborn and Hibben
Bailey were married at the home of the
brides parents on North Bright ave-
nue. Tuesday evening. The house was
elaborately decorated and more than
100 guests were present.
Misses Elsie and Hattie Knight were
hostesses at cup and saucer shower
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
frankie King, who will be married
next Sunday to Allan Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Chase and niece
attended the May day carnival at
Huntington Beach.
The friends of Mrs. Ellen Nichols
gave her a surprise Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Nichols viii leave soon for Col
orado.
Little Miss Josephine Emmons cele-
hrated her tenth birthday with an out
door party at her home Saturday.
Rev. ]. Il. Wornom and wife OF Sun
land are visiting Whittier friends.
Mrs. c. w. Moffitt and her two
daughters left Tuesday for Lebanon,
Mo, after spending the winter in Whit
tier.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
FIVE SOLDIERS HAVE FIGHT

A fight near the Arcade depot yester-
day afternoon In which five drunken
soldiers were involved brought the po-
lice patrol wagon on hurry call -Four
OF the soldiers were lighting one man.
One OF the men used an iron rod on one
OF the others. The injured man was
badly cut on the head, It Is said put
when the police patrol arrived he had
been taken ON board the train.
The quarrel started in a saloon AZ the
corner OF Fifth and Central. The
soldiers We're on their way 90 san
Francisco. where they have been de-
tailed for duty.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
SUBURBAN property-HoIIywood

FOR sALE-ACREAGE FOR sUBDI-
vision; close to hotel in Hollywood; I;
extends from Michigan avenue to
Sunset boulevard, and Francis to
Vista street; the grandest and about
the only acreage offered that has
not been subdiyided. High-class re-
strictions and fancy prices prevail on
adjoining property. Go see it, Holly
wood cars cross northerly end OF
property. Get off at Francis street.
Grand view from any point on the
tract. nothing left like 1T. Buy now
and double your money. 238 Brad
bury Bldg, F. o. WAKELEY.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Eagle Rock Valley

Let us show you this valley"
Los Angeles has no suburb more at
tractive. 1t is close In. only 81 miles
miles from the Hotel Green-car line
almost completed. We have water, lots
of 1t.
Watch Eagle Rock from date.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN-Absolutely
the cheapest acreage in Eagle Rock
Az acres, all under cultiVation-the fin
est tomato land in the valley.
1t is good for subdivision; fronting on
Colorado avenue 1T oVerlooks the en-
tire Eagle Rock valley, Glendale and a
part of Tropico; $1,000 cash will buy 1t.
With an abundance of water. WAL
KER & CLARK, owners, 724 Los An
geles Trust Bldg Phones 21S1.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Suburban Property-Pasade
Special

PASADENA
For Sale-We have the best buys
now to be had along Lincoln ave.
where application has been made for
q new car line. Values will treble
within six months. $40 acres Linz
coin ave, water; altitude 140O feet;
dena, water; $4,000, " cash. 1910
acres, North Pasadena, water; $500,
" cash These prices are subject TO
change. Better dig into 1t quick.
THE RTS-GELDREICH CO.,
Home 2138. 1872 N, Broadway.
Main 1862. Room 304 Thorpe Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Miscellaneous

SLIDES. SLIDES. SLIDES. SLIDES.
THE COUNTRY WITH THE SAN
FIR RANCISCO DISASTER SLIDES.
WE GUARANTEE TO FURNISH,
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, THE
LARGEST COLLECTION AND FIN
EST AND CLEAREST SLIDES TO BE
OBTAINED NUMBERED AND
TITLED. GET YOUR SLIDES AND
GO INTO BUSINESS QUICK, ALL OF
GOOD. STEREOPTICONS COM
PLETE, ELECTRIC, GAS, EVERY
THING FOR THE ROAD. CALL OR
WRITE.
PERRY VITASCOPE COMPANY,
219 w. Sd ST., CITY.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

matron Of honor. Rev. william Mac
Cormack officiated
The announcement Of the engage
ment Of Miss jeanette Bower and
Eugene 7. Hammond was made on
Thursday night at a kitchen shower
at the home Of the brides father.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
LIve s.Ook-l1Orsss, MuIes, oattIs

'in BRoSHN ASiHUH HoRsEs stNIiS AND MULES MAbN On
MONDAY, MAY 7TII, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT CITY SALES YARDS, 2S6 SAN
PEDRO STREET 40 HEAD or ALL
PURPOsH HORSES AND " HEAD
OF GOOD BIG WORK MULES, ALL
STOCK GUARANTEED AS REPRE-
sENTED, AND MUST AND WILL BE
s. WATKINS. AUcrIoNEER
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

FOR sALE-LUMBER. WE CARRY
the largest stock in the city. Also a
In addition to our regular stock we
have from 100000 to 100000 feet Of No.
and 8; also slx-foot lengths and under,
at only $1,000, per M, This Is material
we wish to close out. Come this week
II you want a snap.
NATIONAL LUMBER CO.,
goth and Alameda st.
BRANCH OFFICE,
4ib East 9th st.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

FOR SALE-SAsH AND DOORS. WE
have a large stock o. the best goods on
the market. Also a lot of cheap stun
for farm h uses and cottages. Get our
fgures on anything you. are building
They will convince you that our prices
W NATIONAL LUMBER CO.,
20th and Alameda.
BRANCH OFFICE,
AIS East 9Th ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
HOLLYWOOD

The Young Folks Dancing club gave
hall. Nichols orchestra furnished the
music. Among those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hingleys Mr.. and Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

FOR sALE-BUILDERs' HARDWARE.
We are furnishing some of the best Jobs
in Los Angeles. Special mission pat
terms at the lowest possible market
prices. Come and see.
NATIONAL LUMBER CO.,
20th and Alameda ST
BRANCH OFFICE.
AS East 9th St
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

LARGE CORNER, 9ox14o. ONE BLOCK
north Of Temple st. on Lake Shore
ave. Price $4,000.
Corner Of e. goth and Compton; s6
x150: improved with two-story store
$4,000.
THos. ]. HAMPTON. 11s S. Bdway.
HOTEL OR APARTMENT SITE, soxsO
and S0x44, with 7-room house, $4,000;
$4,000 cash. NO. 625 LOOMS, between
Sixth, Figueroa, Orange and Kip SITS.
See sign.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

SOUTHWEST MINERS STOCK EX-
CHANGE.
114A South Broadway. Public calls
daily at II m. The public are invited
to attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
FOR SALE
Business Property

FOR SALE
NEAR SIXTH AND GRAND.
NEAR SIXTH AND GRAND.
GOOD INCOME PRODUCING
PROPERTY.
PAYING
1925 PER MONTH
$4,000 PER YEAR.
LOT sOx1e5.
AN EXCELLENT BUY.
AN EXCELLENT BUY.
FOR
s37,b00.
$S7,50O.
MINES & FAR1sH,
SOLE AGENTS,
315 s HILL ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Live stock-PouItry, Birds, Dogs

FOR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED
poultry business. 400 poultry incuba-
tor, brooder for 500 chicks; fences all
complete; house barn, horse, buggy
FIVE acres and long Lease: lleeaae Y, &c fare faTe
West 4735.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

Suburban Property-EasIe Rock
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

IIlIIbl AUIUIIIdlIC oWItCH q DIBIIdI 1'OV
And hundreds of other bargains too
numerous to list Come to the South
west Miners Stock exchange. Public calls
daily at II 100 a. M, at 114A South Broad
way. Edward MacDermott, the stock
broker, does the biggest brokerage bus-
ness in Los Angeles. Come and see for
yourself. Home phone TIA. Bank and
other references. Ladies' are invited to
attend the calls
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

FOR SALE
CENTRAL AVENUE.
CENTRAL AVENUE.
FINE BUSINESS CORNER.
NOW VACANT.
IMPROVE THIS AND GET LARGE
RETURNS ON YOUR INVESTMENT
"IT is A SNAP"
AT
$3.50 PER FRONT FOOT.
$3.50 PER FRONT FOOT.
MINES & PARISH,
315 S. HILL ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
EOR SALE

One of the best tracts of land for
cattle ranch in the republic of
Mexico. Easy terms. Address
c. P. WAGAR,
120 N. Broadway, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

FOR SALE
SPECIAL BUY
ON
San yuLIANN.
NEAR SIXTH STREET.
FOR S9250.
CHEAPEST THING DOWN THERE.
MINES & PARISH,
315 S. HILL ST
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

MacDermott warns the public against
purchasing any Manhattan stocks unless
they are locally well known in Manhat-
tan. Many bogus and fake Manhattan
stocks are being sold In Los Angeles
Recollect that page advertisements in the
papers do not make pay mines, and pro-
moters who float a new company every
week should be stunned by the public
Buy live, active stocks and go to the stock
exchange and purchase on the public
calls where stocks are bought and sold
at their market value.
MacDermott will sell:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
FOR EXCHANGE
Raj Estate

class property, prices verified through
banking and real estate circles at the
place where located. Part Of this Is
income property and the balance va
cants. ali clear Of incumbrance, located
In a thriving, growing city In South Da-
k0ta a snap for somebody and this will
trade In small parcels or as whole.
VIII assume and might pay some cash
on a good deal Ranch property con
sdered
II this column contains nothing to
match your property or meet your de-
sres In the way Of an exchange, write
u.s. tell us what you have got and what
you want. You shall have 1t. Read our
Advertisements under classification
Wanted to Buy. Real Estate" then
forthwith without reservation or hest
tation, sit down, taking your pen in
hand, and send our manager of the
sales department list Of your real es-
tate for sale. lie will sell IL. The man
ager Of our insurance department Is
Just dying to place his autograph to a
fire insurance policy for you. Why not
let him do it2
we own and offer for sale municipal,
county and school bonds for conserve
tive investors Real estate, 'however, is
more profitable.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
ioteIs and LodgIng HOusss

ROOMING HOUSE OF 20 ROOMS, COM
pletely furnished, on Broadway Long
lease. 1880
THos. ]. HAMPTON. ia S. Bdway.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-03
HOPPE AND TOSS
The Boy Was Forced to Put Up Fast Game
 Yesterday Coming Tournament.

New York, March 3.-A billiard game which attracted good deal of attention was played yesterday after noon in William Hopes room between Wilson Foss, the former amateur champion, and Hoppe. The profess sional champion at 18.1 balkline de feated the amateur, the score being 400 to BIT, but Foss made it interest ing for the prodigy, who played below his normal form. As for Floss, he has played little or no billiards for two years, and his stroke yesterday showed lack of practice. He made the best run of the game and displayed all of his former good judgment in picking out the shots, though uncertain in his execution.
 Hoppe played 1S.1 to Foss's 18.2. With the two different games side by side, as it were, the more difficult na- ture of the 1S.1 game and it's want of variety and opportunities for close and delicate position work as compared to 1S.2 were apparent. Several of Hopes masses were wonders, one a two cushion masse, which counted ill spite of kiss, earning great applause. The boy also was good on long draws, but never got fully warmed up and had to handle numerous alignments and scatters. Foss made a jump shot that amazed the onlookers. He jumped the cue ball over the red, missed the red and hit the further ball first the cue ball then returning to the red.
 "A scratch,' he explained. T meant to count on the red ball first. I don't think l ever saw q draw jump shot like that" Hoppe ended two of his runs by not sending the balls out of balk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-03
WRESTLING
WILL GO! SOME
Roach and Lacy Will Meet Here One Week From Thursday
 .--Other News.

One week from next Thursday even ing down ill the Simonsville Athletic club will be enacted contest for the championship of the world at 12S pounds. The men to meet each other for that title will be Jack Roach of this city and Lacy of Adams, Massa- chusetts. Lacy holds the title at the present time and has never yet mad his shoulders put to the mat. Jack Roach tried it once, but the Inen wrestled for three hours without either getting fall and since that time both have been trying to get at each other once more. Lacy is com ing down here with twenty-five or more sports who will back their man to the limit. They aver that he was not in the pink of condition when he met Roach before and say but for that reason Roach would have gone hoine beaten. Roach is not saying great deal, only that be will be here when the Adams sports arrive and he will try and permit them to leave some of the money they bring with them, here in Waterbury. It will be battle for keeps. just as are all the contests that take place down in the Simonsville Athletic club. The preliminaries will be in keeping with the main contest and this tournament will be just as good as have been all the others.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-03
CONDITIONS ARE NAMED.

The Brunswick Bake Collender Co announces the conditions for the 1S.2 championship tournament to be held in New York in April, one of them being that entries will close on March 20 Other conditions are as follows:
 .'The promoters of the tournament will donate S3,O00 as prize money, and trophy emblematic of the champion ship.
 Tournament to be limited to seven players. In case of more than seven entries, preliminary tournament will be played to determine the entries i'll the final tournament, and in such event the ledding six players who enter shall be exempt from participating in the preliminary tournament.
 "All ties must be played off.
 "The prize money and entrance fees to he divided among the contestants finishing in the order named. as fol- lows: First. 40 per cent: second. p per cent: third. 15 per cent; fourth, F per cent: fifth. s per cent.
 Any questions of dispute between the contestants during the tournament, or in connection with any match games thereafter. shall he decided by the donors of the. trophy. their decision in all matters of dispute to be final