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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-03
A Hard Lot

Oi troubles to contend with spring
from torpid liver and blockaded
bowels, unless you awaken them TO
their proper action with DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the pleasant and most effect
I've cure for Constipation. They prevent
and tone up the system.
25c at Allen & Woodward's drug store.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-03
Reduced Rates.

offered for the East by the S. P
Company. Corvallis to Chicago and re-
turn, 1885; ST. Louis, S69.95; Milwau-
kee, S72.15; ST, Paul and Minneapolis,
S62. 45; Sioux City, Council Bluffs,
Omaha, st, Joseph, Atch:.son, Leave2-
worth and Kansas City, S62 45.
Sale dates: June 4, 6, 7, % and 25
July and g.; August Z, and 8: Sep
tembe- and 10.
Limit going, 10 days; return limit,
90 days, but not after October 81. Att
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-03
Twenty-year Battle.

81 was loser in a twenty-year battle
with chronic piles aud malignant sores,
until l tried Bucklen's Arnica SaIve,
which turned the tide. by curing both,
until not trace remains" writes A. NJ.
Bruce, of Farmvil1e, Va. Best for old
Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and Wounds. 25c
at Allen & NoodMard s, druggists.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Kline are
expected to arrive home fro IN
San Francisco this week. They
have been down there for about
month.
Col. J. K. Phillips of this city
is in receipt of a letter from his
sou, Ed, who is in charge of the
assay Office OF the Oregon Bell
mine in Josephine county,
Southern Oregon. Ed writes
that within two or three weeks
the water at the mines will give
out and he expects to pass his
vacation in this city. He will
have couple of months lay-of.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-03
Real Estate Transfers.

An abstract of Benton county
filings for the week ending June
80, 1906:
NJ. B. Pratt and wife to Nellie E. Ben
net, q. C. d. to 12O acres near Summit;
81 90.
J. D. Hinton and wife to George B
Camp, 20 acres near Bruce; 1925.
D. 81. Mccullough and wife to Mary
E. Perfect, 20 acres near Albany; 500.
William Seeker and wife to M. J
Kigcr, two lots, Corvallis; $1,000.
Bentley Realty Company to J. D. Will
COX, two sections in Benton county
$500.
J.D. Wilcox to E. W. Strong, two sec
tions in Benton county; $40.
w. T. Wyatt ct al. to Marv Wyatt. q
{. d. to lot in Pnilomath; SlO0.
Magic Bryant and husband tc c. f,
Fuller, 16o acres near Summit; $500
WI Smith AMI wife to G.. K sA!sop
3S acres near Albany; 100.
Corvallis Id lge No. IA TO A E. Lewis
lot Crystal Lake cemetery; $40.
Mt. Union cemetery 70 Julia S:haf.er
one-Half lot; 81.
U Uaited States to G.. W. Wilkinson
patent to $50 acres of land in Benton.
n. B. Francisco and wife to Julia du
Moulin, lot in Corvallis; 500.
Five rights of way in Benton county.
John Goos and wife 70 Jessie G. Weth-
erla. 20 acres west of Corvallis; $40.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-03
STEAMER POMONA

For Portland and way points, leaves
Corvallis Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at a. m. Albany a. m. Fare to
Portland, $1.75; round trip $500.
1O3tf Fl. A. HOFFMAN, Agt.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-03
Notice..

Our store will be closed Friday, July
9Th, in order TO go through stock and
arrange for our Great Mid-Summer sale.
j. M. NOLAN & Son.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
q WEST HAMMOND.
.. i OkOliCy.

Pewna fAmilia w West Ha~
mmond sklada'aca sic z 5ciu
czlonkow bedzie mole musia~
la nieostroznos6 i niewiado :
mosc swa zyciem przypiacie.
Jsnek Peterson zamieszkaly
PREY 151:szej ulicy wybra] sic
W zeszIy czwartek z drugimi
ma grzyby. Zbieral wiec do
swego koszyka co mu pod
reke podpadio. Pomiedzy
prawdziwem, grzybami zna-
lazlo sic mn6stwo muchomo-
row czyli trujacych grzyb6w.
w radosci re sic ably raz W
zyciu uracza tym slawnym i
rzadk;m p~rzysmakiem zasiedli
dwie c6rki Hanusia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

Ma to1jeden Z radc6w Eau
wazyl podniesionym glosem:
To wan mic ME pomoze, DO
reiencya i tax dskona swe-
CO.. !. +. i.
Ma tenn skodczy} sic dru-
gi niefortunny wystep p.
radc6w rejencyjnych " Kos
cianie. .@E1@5 &% &:*5@}@z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
giczne q pelne powagi wys-
tapienie. ss

O godzinie II odbylo sic to-
goz dnia ma ratuszu drugie
zebranie dozoru i Representa-
cyl szko}y katolickiej W
Kie}czewie. w zebraniu tenn
kt6remu przewodniczy} ins-
pektor szk6lny p. Same u
czestniczyli take dwaj wyzej
radcy rejencyjni
domagaiac sic kr6tko i wez-
.}owato przyjecia wniosku re-
jencyi opiewajacego: ustano-
wienie 4 nywych nauczycieli
/ u~chwalenie potrzebnych
fundusz6w ma pomnozenie
wzglednie wynajecie nowych
klas.
Przedstawiciel rejencyi wy.
wodzi} re do szko}y kie}czew-
skjej uczeszcza obecnie $50
dzieci a urzeduje tylko czte-
rech, nauczycieli liczba ia jest
"a ma}a, skoro sic przybie-
RE jeszcze czterech nauczy-
cieli przypadnie ma kazdego
oko}o so dzieci. Koszta utrzy-
mania nauczycieli i dzierzawa
wynosic bedq 1900 mr.. wy
datek jednorazowy ma spra-
wienie nowych }awek itp.1000
Jak ma poprzednim .posie-
dzeniu tax i teraz chciano "a
.szelka Gene uniknac dYsku-
syi. Do g}osu zg]osili sic PIP.
Gorzewicz, z Kie}czewa i
mistrz tokarski D. Wierzbi6ski,
ale skoro zaczeli p~rzemawiac
przeciw p~rzedstawionym zada-
niom przewodniczacy NOW
ulOe OdohraH
Gdy przysz}o do g}osowa.
MIA o~czywi6cie wnioski rejen-
cyl odrzucono! - glosowsli:
"a mimi p. inskektor i glow
ny nacczyciel p. Cezierski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

! Marynia. zb;,fer;aacczz mmucho-
morrow do kolacyi. Krotko
potem wszyscy sig mocnot''.
rozchorowali. Matka zas II
dwle cork So " takiem POI
dobno krytycznym stanie &c
ia kolacya moze bed<ie ich
o%statnia.
= Wdowa Anna Snyder Z
Hammondu zosta}a W zesz;ym
tygodn'u schwytana razem Z
trzema innem, .,panius'am'"
na goracym uczynku W pew
nym skladzie lokciowym W
miescie Chicago. Gdy )uz sic
odpow'ednio zaop,tr1yty "
okr> ca / inne towarv przy-
trzymano wszystki- z|odziej-
XII i stawlono pred sedz ego:
Caver|y. kt6ry kazda skazal
ne $25 kary. Nazwiska tych
drug'ch trzech sa: Kat Rains,
Rozalia Schultz i Anna Pol
Iye; Anna Snyder re wstydu,
ably sic O je] czynie Mkt re
znajomych ME dowiedzial POI
daIa falszywe nazwisko, lecz
pol'cya i to wykry}a. gdy
winowajczyni do swych krew-
.nych W diamond zatelegrafo~
wala~ ably ia l. tax fatalnego
wybawiono polozenia.
6zlacAcic 20 kqdsiez;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18
POrazka radc6W rejencyj-
nych W KO6cianie w: POz-
na6skieni. *", H..
na6SkieIll.

z polecenia k~r6lewskiej re-
jencyi W Poznaniu wyjecha}o
dw6ch radc6w rejencyjnych
do Ko6ciana W celu zmusze-
MIA tamtejszych polsko kato-
lickich ojc6w rodzin azeby ich
naklonic by dzieciom swym
nakazali uczyc sic W szkole
religii W jezyku ~niemieckim.
Panowie radcy z CORY mogli
przeczuwac 10 podr6z ich ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

nego, podobnego do fundu'
szu ola kolonizacyi. Skoro to
nastapi, bedzie MONA udzie.
lac z :najwiekszemm powodze.
MEM nauki przygotowawczej
do spowiedzi i Komunii sw.
W ,,ojczystym" niemieckim
jezyku. Z biegiem czasu pc
niemieckiej nauce przygoto-
wawczej do sakrament6w sw.
zaprowadzi sic W kosciele
wy}acznie spiew niemiecki
i kazania niemieckie. Pre-
dewszystkiem jednak trzeba
skrepowac dzia}anie prasy
polskiej, istniejace obecnie
pisma polskie powinny co.
najmniej wychodzic W t}6ma-
czeniu niemieckiem, a no.
,wych zakiadac ME powinno
bye wolno 49, Ia wszYstkich
polskich zgromadzeniach roz-
prawy powinny sic toczyc W
jezyku niemieckim, adreso-
wanie list6w pc polsku i ma
pisy polskie ma sk}adach ku-
pieckich powinny bye zaka-
zane. Jezeli tylko Rad ma
wsp6} ze wszystkimi Mem
cami W tym kierunku praco-
wac bedzie, to przyjdzie ME-
zad}ugo czas, W kt6rym ma
wet tutaj ia wschodzie jedy-
ME niemiecki jezyk roz~
b%rzmiewac bedzie i W MIN
chwa}e Bogu 6piewac beda".
TAX OTTO przedstawia sic ten
wyskok rozumu i uczucia
sprawiedliwosci katolika-
Niemca. Ten wyskok robi
wraaenie, jakby artyku} KAT"
holische Rundschau" pisal
hakatysta luter, n~ienawidza~
cy katolicyzm. U autora ten
sam widac apetyt, jak u ha-
katyst6w, ma mark niemiec~
kie, kt6re mu przedewszyst-
klein u6miechaja sic. Mimo
swego goracego patryotyzmu
niemieckiego, jaki autor ma
kazdym dokumentuje kroku,
mniemamy, re ,,Katholische
Rundschau" otrzyma cd mi
nistra p. dr.. Studt'ego potez-
ny %wygow6r, DO psuje mu
gre, ods}aniajac jego karty
przysz}osci, W kt6rej W pol
skich dotad koscio}ach ,zapro-
wadzony bedzie spiew ME-
miecki i kazania niemieckie
i ma wschodzie rozbrzmiewac
jedynie bedzie jezyk niemiec-
XII i W MIN spiewac beda
(Polacy~katolicy) chwa}e Bo.
gu",
Artyku},, Katholische Rund-
scheu" dozna, jak sadzimy,
~nalezytej i dis odprawy re
strony prawdziwie niemiec-
ko-katolickich pism, jak
,,Koelnische Volksztg", i
,Germanii" kt6ra W nume-
RE z dnia rs b. NJ. zamiesz-
GA ma naczelnem miejscu ars
tyku}, W kt6rym wystepuje
stanowczo przeciw przymu-.
sowej nauce religii W jezyku
niemieckim i potepia Gale
systematyczne prze6ladowa'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18

czej ma bye traktoWanla row
najaca sic w~ychowanfu reli-
gil anizeli inne przedmioty
nauki. Do skutecznego kie-
rownictwa nalezy, by nauka
religii byla dzieciom udziela-
ma W jazyku ojczystym die
CT. -.
lego samego zapatrywania
by}a nasza W{adza duchow-
ma PREY w%ydawaniu swych
rozporzadze6 dotyczacych
nauki religii. My zas jake
cz}onkowie katolickiego Kos
cio1a rozporzadze6 W}adzy
naszej Duchownej s}uchac
winniSmy, zw}aszcza il rozpo-
rzadzenia to z artyku}em "a
konstytucyi sic zgadzaja.
Jezel1 zas dzieci uczy sic
religii W jezyku ojczystym
to jest u mas W jezyku pols-
kim wtedy ME potrzeba ma
sylac nam nowych nauczycie-
Ii.
Pr6cz tego opieramy .nasze
ma powszechnem
krajowem ktore W S
u cze6c II, tytui 2, ustana-
via:
Spos6b wychowania dziecka
zalezy g}6wnie cd wolf OIL
ca:
S Is rozporzadza:
Gl6wnym obowiazkiem Oh.
ca, Jest czuwanie by dzieckoI
religiis i wspozytecznych
w~iadomosciach potrzebn
nauke wedle swego stanu j;
okoliczno6ci p%obiera}o.
Okolicznosci zas wymaga-
- m6wi} dalej ks. probo-
SEGA dr.. Surzy6ski - ucze-
pia religii po polsku czego
dzieci tutejszych
i prawnie zada~
ia.
Teraz zabra} CLOS p. DIR. Ia.
Zacza} PROFESSIONAL
przeciwko wykluczeniu przez
reprezentantow rejencyi
wszelkiej dyskucyi. Obydwaj
panowie radcy wraz z zastep~
ca landrata powstali zabiera-
jac sic do opuszczenia sail o.
brad.
Widzac to ks. proboszcz DIR.
Surzy6ski odrzek}: ITO jest
nagroda "a to IL obowiazk
nasze jake %obywatele wzgle-
dem pa6stwa scisle wykonu-
jenny. Me dziwie sic zreszta,
re wychodzicie DO droge do
znacie!!!"
Podczas tych slow obaj
radcy z zastepca landrata sale
opu6cili.
'Po kr6tkiej przerwie pan
burmistrz zarzadzi} g}osowa~
ME. Zadanie rejencyi odrzu-
como trzema przeciwko g}o-
som burmistrza i inspektora
szk6lnego. (Posada rektora
Jest chwilowo ME obsadzona)
Skutkiem togo upad}o samo
przez sic i drugie zadanie
rejencyi, dotyczace fundu-
STOW.
Polscy cz}onkowie dozoru
azeby pan przewod
niczacy o6wiadczenie ich
przez ks prob. dr.. Surzyh-
skiego oddane jake i zaraz:
wszelkiej dyskusyi ze stronaY1;
rejencyi zaprotestowaf. Pre-
wodniczacy zgodzi} sic ma
pierwsze zanim za6 zabra1
sic do spe}nienia drugiego
" 11--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-18


rokuje i'm pomySlnego wynn
(ku pomiedzy tymi kt6rzy
podczas ostatniego kultur-
|kampfu tax wielkiem odzna-
cali sic bohaterstwem i PREY.
wiazaniem do 6w. WARY
Przodk6w. Ale panowie radcy
mieli widocznie W pamieci swe
przysiowie narodoWe PROBE
frei = pr6ba mic ME kosztu:
- vice ,pojechali do
Ko6ciana i poniesli poraz-
ke.
Plan tel wyprawy wojennej
zmierzaf do togo azeby groz~
ba powiekszenia podatku
szkolnego zniewolic do uleg-
}osci ola kr6l. rejencyi. Zwo-
}a} tedy og6lnikiem ma dzie6
20 b. m. posiedzenie dozoru
i reprezentacyi szkofy koto-
lickiej i ne porzadku obrad
umieszczono powiekszenie
liczby nauczycieli i pieniedzy
potrzebnych ma ich utrzyma-
ME, oraz "a wydzierzawie~
ME nowych klas szk6lnych.
Cz1onkowie dozoru i..repre-
zentacyi stawili sic W komple-
Gle. W towarzystwie landrata
zasiedli PREY stole radcy re-
jencyjni PIP. Uthmann i Ham,
merschmidt. Personal---very.
dozoru burmistrz p. Stuwe
zagaj} .posiedzenie poczem p.
Uthmann o6wiadczy} ze jako
reprezentant rejencyi wyrazi
zadanie w}adzy i W zadne roz-
prawy sic ME VIDA. Nastepnie
przedstawil rozporzadzenie
rejencyi ma mocy kt6rego W
kosciahskiej szkole katolickiej
ma liczba nauczycieli bye po-
wiekszona o pieciu nowych; a
takze chory obecny p. nauczy-
ciel Krzesi6ski ma bye zasta-
piony.
Jako przyczyne togo roz-
porzadzenia poda} p. radra
U. op6r stawiany przez pols-
kie dzieci W szkole katolic-
kiej przeciw niemieckiej ma
uce religii. Wieksza liczba
nauczycieli jest potrzebna, a.
zeby u}atwic nauczycielom
mnozaca sic wskutek oporu
prace i ably kazdy Mich
m6gl lepiej dziecmi sic zaj~
mowac i W kohcu azeby mog-
Ii siedziec z MEM W areszcie.
Kr6l. rejencya 49, tax m6wi}
dalej p. radca okaza}a
gminie szk6lnej dotre SERGE
() obiecujac pred rokiem
sumo 80 tysiecy ma
rex, potrzebna ma rozbudo'
wanie gmachu szk6lnego. Ia
to okazala sic gmina niewdzie-
czna (D skoro ojcowie ME
wplyneli ma z}amanie oporu
dzieci!
Drugi radca p. Hammer
schmidt przedstawi} sprawe
re strony finansowej oswald
czajac re koszta powsta1e
wskutek przeprowadzenia po-
wyzszych rozporzadze6 wy
niosa $500 marek. Pc odciagg-
nieciu sunny 1900 marek,
kt6re pa6stwo must dodac,
pozostanie ma gminie .szk6l-
nej ciezar 1900 marek kt6-
ry rocznie ma bye roz}ozo-
ny.
Panom radcom nalezyta i
:lzielna da} odprawe miejsco-
wy ks. prob: dr.. Surzyfski.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
HARTFORD SELLS CoNRoY.
First Baseman Going to Jacksonville
 Crook Going to Hartford.

Hartford, June 2s.-Eph Conroy, Hartford hard-hitting first baseman, was sold yesterday to Jacksonville of the South Atlantic league. Jackson ville's team is now managed by Old Sleuth Fleming, who formerly played center field for Hartford and who failed to make good this season as captain and manager for Holyoke. Manager Fleming took Hartford $ crack pitcher, Cy Parkins, to Jack sonville and Cy has been pitching great ball down there. It was report ed last night that Tom Crook of Hol- yoke will be secured to take Conroy's place here and Holyoke will get Bill Massey in Crooks place. Massey has been displaced in Toronto by Flynn of Holy Cross and 1t is said that To- ronto will let the old-time slugger go to Holyoke. If Bill joins the team and comes here with Holyoke he will get a warm reception as many of the fans will recall how he was in the habit of sending the ball over the center field fence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
NORWICH THE LOSER.

New Haven, June 2S.--New Haven won a hard hitting game from Nor wich at the Savin Rock grounds yes terday afternoon, every one of the home team taking part in the batting bee. Nolte was in the box for the Blues, and he kept the visitors nine hits we'll scattered. He let up in the eighth, when the Rosebuds scored once on four singles. Besides being hit hard. Stevens's support was not of the best. New Haven played championship ball all the way, Jope, Hannifin, Sherwood, Fitzpatrick and Connell particularly distinguishing themselves. Soffel retired in the fifth as a result of being injured in practice, Accorsini going from first to short and Tighe going to his old position at first. The score:
 R.H.E. |N. Haven. 02121001.-7, 16 2 Norwich 0001000 10-2 3 8 Batteries-Nolte and Jope; Ste vens and Bridges.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
WALLER WAS MISSING.

Bridgeport, June 2s.-It took ten innings of see-saw game between New London and Bridgeport to de- eide the winner yesterday, and New London won out by the score of to 4. Red" Waller was not in sight to pitch, and Outflelder Schuman was enticed to go into the box for the To- calls. The Orators punched their hits in the third inning and scored three runs, which gave them a good lead. In the ninth inning Phoenix made one of his wild throws, which gave Rankin a life. Kennedy sacri- feed and two hits by the visitors tied the score. New London took the extra run in the tenth by single, a sacrifice and a two bagger by 'O'Rourke. The score: R.H.E. N. London 00111000 1-5 g 2 Bridgep'rt 30000 0-4 8 3
 Batteries-McLaughlin and Re frange; Schuman and Harbusch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
THE PUGlLlSTS
MATCHING UP
 THE FIGHTERS
Kaufman and 0'Brien May Have Out Soon In Philadelphia
 Other Fight News.

Philadelphia. June 2s.-Jack oBrien and Al Kaufman of San Francisco have been matched for a six-round bout here. The date has not yet been decided upon.
 It was intended to hold the set-to on the afternoon of July 4, at Phila- delphia park, where 0'Brien and Fitzsimmons met two years ago. Ar arrangements. however. could not be made with the ball club for that date. The latter wanted 20 per cent of the receipts for the bout, which was con- sidered too much.
 It is probable that the 0Brien- Kaufman match will go over until July Is, when O'Brien will box Sam Berger of San Francisco.
 In the fall OBrieh will sail for Australia, where he expects to meet several heavyweights.
 Spike Robson of England intends to box either Terry McGovern or Bat tling Nelson. Murphy will be given the first opportunity for return en- gagement' with Robson on July g. Matchmaker McGuigan of the Ma tional went to New York Tuesday to secure Murphy's consent to again box Spike.
 Robson's manager said yesterday that he was willing to have Spike take on either McGovern or Nelson. He said that the matches with Terry and Battling can be made at catch weights, and they can select their own rules.
 Negotiations have already been en- tered into with Humphries for Me Govern and Nolan for Nelson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
EAsTERN LEAGUE STANDING,
wILLTMANTIC WHIPPED.

Willimantic, June 2S.-Yesterday afternoon, in the presence of about 400 rooters. number of them from Rockville, the local team was de- feated by the Rockville team by a score of 4 to 0. Willimantic could not hit James yesterday when runs were in view, not man getting past sec ond. Big Ed" Walsh of the State league did good work for the locals, but was touched up in the fourth, Rockville getting three runs. O'Rourke's error in this inning with two out was responsible for two of the runs. Rockville played perfect fielding game.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
YaLE.s FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

New Haven. June 2s.-Yale's var. sity football schedule for next season was issued Monday. as follows: 0c. toher 3. Wesleyan al New Haven: Oc. tober $. Syracuse at New Haven. Oc. tober 10. Springfield at New Haven; October I2. Holy Gross at New Hs ven: October 20. Pennsylvania State at New Haven: October z1. Amherst ss New Haven: November 2. West Point at West Point: November lo Brown al New Haven: November 11 Princeton at Princeton. Novembel as. Harvard al Nev Haven
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
NEW SKATING JUMP RECORD.
John Davidson Clears the Bar at 3
 Feet 10 Inches.

John Davidson made new record for running high jump on roller skates at the Madison Square Garden rink on Tuesday. clearing the bar at 3 feet 10 inches. three inches higher than the best previous jump. without apparent effort.
 He started twenty-five yards from the standards. crouched as he drew near, raised himself suddenly and landed on the other side on a perfect balance. He travelled half the dis tance around the rink before he could stop himself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28

Two base hits, Crook, Lepine; three-base hits, McCabe, Hoffman, Lepine; home run. Walsh sacrifice hits. lott, O'Hagan, Rice stolen bases, McAndrews, McCabe 2, O'Hagan first base on balls, off Hoff- man 2 in three innings; struck out, by Farley 5, by Hoffman 3 wild pitch, Farley; hit by pitcher, Me- Cabe, Thackara; double play, McAn- drews to Rice to O'Hagan; Rice to O'Hagan; Mccormack to Crook; left on bases, Waterbury 4 Eolyoke 8; first base on errors, Waterbury 2, Holyoke |; time, 1h 45m; umpire, WoodfOrd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
KENNEDY TO UMPIRE.
Competent Official Takes Connecticut
 League Job.

It will be good news for Connecti- cut league fans to know that Charlie Kennedy is again to be a regular official in the league. He starts work to-day, tacking the Springfeld-Hol- yoke game on Hampden park.
 Kennedy was obliged. he says, to give up umpiring in the Southern league because of the climate. He lost flesh in the south and determin- ed he couldn't stand the strain. He is booked to take the place of Ma lone. who has forgotten to show ul of late. and who forgot also to send to the supervisor any word of his in- tentions to quit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
K. K. Time Table.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
Tyys WEEKS SCHEDULE.

wednesday-srringheld at Hart ford. Holyoke at Waterbury. New London at Bridgeport. Norwich at New Haven.
 Thursday-Hartford at Waterbury. Holyoke al Springfield. Norwich at Bridgeport. New London at New Ha- ven.
 Fridav-waterhury at Hartford. Bridgeport at Holyoke. Springheld st New London. New Haven at Nor wich.
 saturday-Holyoke st Hartford. sprincfeld at Norwich two gamesl. Bridgeport at Waterbury two gamesl. New Haven st New London
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
MCDONALD TO RACE THREE.
N. Y. A. c. Skater to Trv Out His En.
 durance at Madison Square.

Harry Mcdonald of the New York Athletic club, the boss amateur skat- CT, and incidentally the pride of the New York Athletic club. is going to undertake feat tonight at the rink in Madison Square Garden that will tax his speed and endurance to the last notch. Three of the best men in the amateur ranks will be selected by the officers of the National Skat- ing association to race against him, and Mcdonald is to skate full mile and his opponents will make the dis tance in relays, one-third of mile each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-28
PERvERsE BEAT OUT SAHARA
Mermaid Stakes at sheepshead Bay
 Won by Favorite.

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 Won by Favorite.
 NEW YORK. June 2S.-Perverse. at the prohibitive price of 8 to 10. easily won the Mermaid stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Sahara was the pacemaker for nearly a mile. then the favorite took command and won by two lengths. Sahara was second. two and half lengths before Lotowanna.
 Angler. a 15 to shot, in winning the last race. one mile and half, equaled the track record of 2;33 2-5. summa- ries: First Race.-Monfort. first: Frank Lord. second: Black Mate. third.
 Second Race.-Glori6er. first: Hea- slip. second: Single Shot. third.
 Third Race.-Ethon. first; Misgiv- ings. second: Belcast. third.
 Fourth Race.-Perverse. first; Saha- ra. second: Lotowanna. third.
 Fifth Race.-lronsides. first; Ben Ban. second: Confederate. third.
 Sixth Race.-Angler. first; Glenecho. second; Huntington. third.