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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
Wits Sem Rat6bauie.

0fopor Simonns olti Ser Gntcnjago.
Sr, 8oitber onltircnocr 9iir'
germeiiter. - @eiltd) nm Siilfe
fir Die NotblciOen0cn IN NInbu.
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I'M llnteritiibung iiir Die notbleioen-
Den B%clpobner All Der ail'tc bon Nla'
bonla, lpelde nGbrcno ser fiir5Iihen
lropenitiirmc Sob uno Wltt uerloren.
Gr iiberlieB inoeiien Die llngclcgcn'
belt Dem Wopor 5ur Gntld)ei0nn9.
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bQu@.
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Sto0trotbcs ibrc Trobun9en ullSfilb.
rem llno Die gepluntcn Sobncrbobltn.
gen Der bobcren 9camtcn ntc0crItim-
men, menn nidt ben itdotiIhen Gag
lobnern 81 pro 5og brmiuigt Mrs,
Ger StaOt niht gnll5 $4,000 crlpart
mcrben. Sn pieIen ,SdQen iirtO 0ieie
Sobncrbobungen gertng. 2lm BE.
item fonlmt Der ScfretGr ser Armens
bcboroc meg, meld)em $1,000 @eboltS-
~crbobung bemiQigt luoroen lit. Sc
$500 @eboltSerb0bun9 lin0 fiir ben
Superintenocnten iiir 9elclldJtllng,
Den 8ebQnoe Snipcttor, Ole Gid)tcr
ocs Stcucr Expectations . 8crldts,
ocn Stills = @ciun0beit3 Gomnnili6r
lln0 Den Sllpcrintcnbcntcll Der 81
icntlid)en BebGuOe uorNclcbcn. Die
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lit.
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meld)c gegen bic obigcn Sobncrb0
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ten, iino inbciicn polit0noiQ OomIit
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sen iGbrlih $105,000 oliSmoht. les
9lcihcn iirto lie nit Der 0eboltserbo'
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lpcldc iif oui $4,000 beloufen.
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Yumpen
Gie Spe5ififotion fir sic aroBen
Yumpen fiir unier anltoliintionsip.
item limb mlnntcbr pollenoct llno Don
Dem Staot . Eroflrator Bruce gut.
9ebciBen moroen. Sic In5eigen filr
Die glngebote merben uabriheinlidl
1creits bcllte crlolien. Die Trmpen
O%ilrften elmer obcriI0dliden Sh1t-
nng 5uiolge u%ngeidbr cine balbc
Wilion 9oaorS foiten mo oeren
&criteQltng miro bcinobe Gin Sobr i'll
Nnlprllh nebmer.
Gine9 h meroeocS Stnbt.
Sngenicurs.
Stoot . Sngenieur Sen0eQ ilber-
ioltbtc geitern Dem Wopor cine ifriit-
life @eidluerOc iiber Die lhleftc Scr,
faliuna Der Nspbultbl6de al gemii'
len SteQen Der Nortb : auenue uno
fob gorS beionOers berpor, Dab CT
niht i'm StonOe iei, Die Gontroftoren,
melde bns Eflolter legten, Die yWta'
rnIono Noping Gompanp," 5ll peran'
lnlIen. Nepnratltrcr uo%r5llncbn1ell.
Sr. ScnNoQ piinift nm SnItrllftio'
ncn pom Wopor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
Sentldles Wefb

gu perfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Marf
ODER APO Marf fir eiuen Dollar.
@ediel uno G%reoitbrieie auf ale
gnropa's. @elolenoungen,
Shiiisfarten, &eiiepdiie uno auslon-
@elo. Sbeo. $. Siencr & &c.,
2t7 SIt-0altimore. StraBe. (3031
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
Gin Id5ncs uno niitlides 0eideni

Gin Id5ncs nno niitlideS 0eideni
fir Mnseb6rise 1T INNER cine lebens'
srpke Photographic ober cine finit'
lcriidl bplIen6ete gopie eines alien
gilbes in Grapon, 8aTerfarbc, Del
ooer YaitelL. Die Id6niten Cabinet
6ilber nur ST pro Sntenb.
Snlims Srbbel, beutider H~botoerapb.
CO., 321 Nuro-W Strase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
y~llnfcf @raiis $ @erccn."
5~ahresbaQ, Sienitag, 6. NoDcm6er,
,8crmania : Mdnncrd)ur . Sallc."
Siaete jno bel ben Mitsliebern oes Gumitc's
UNI In Der yetag.oanc" 81 haben. (3OO,D

gr60ben ibr &apital. -
In elmer Scrinnmllilg Der Webrbeit
ser IftionGre ser ,@aibington.gul-
tilrore . annapolis eleftriihen Sabn'
@cieuidnit." bic 0eItern 81 annapo'
lis Itatsiano, muroe oas &apital Der
Gompaanie pom $4,000,000 ont
5000, 900 crbobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
Stast Baltimore.
llnterhaltnuas . Wcameiicr.

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unb Die a&ninr Girls. 3delih Matinee.
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Observation-Disclosures.
300 HiH.," 9prtbs9iucnne NIB Cat StraBc,-
Sect often, ulerlei lluierbaltunpen
rilnfet Srdfgs9ereen." - Tienitaa. ben g,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
StGrfuna uno Wciunoheit

finoet man in ei1em 8laie Bier aus
6reo. 9alternifmiot's ,Ameriean
9ralerei." Plus beitem Sopien uno
Wal5 gebraut, aliimilirt iid) leift nit
Der Habrnng uno lit Dem ifm1flten
Mager 5utrdslid). 9rauerei t104-
1928 Siuen- Ctr. Gel. s. & =. 364,
No. 1891. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
WeIofcnounacn

nad) Geutid,lano "a Gents pro Marf,
nad Seitreid) 201a Gents pro arone.
Eorto ertra. Sdifisfarten bon uno
mad, 0eutiflano. H~eiiepdIie, @ed)'
ieI. Grebit6rieie uflo ausldnoiifes
@elo. Sbeo. s, 1iencr & So, 2t7
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03

SIS bnt lid ictt hc~ralSgcltcllt, oaB
sic ononpmc $4,000 Donation pon
Srn. Sobn ". @urrett, Dem ScfretGr
Der onterifonii6cn 9otid)nft in Scr
lin, brrriihrt. Inter Ben @onlcrn
pelhe bereits groBerc 3onotioncn
5cidnctcn. beiunocn lid:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03


Sbr &tnb rettet Tie pom
q efdngniB. Nllr Dem I'm.
itoilo, baB Iiemanb fir Die Gorge
ibres 7 Wonote ulten ainoes porbor.
oenoen lit, bot es 6rau 6unnp Wlr-
PIN Don Nr. Cos, Weit. 6opette.St Str,
81 %uerOonfen. OuB iie auf freien Sub
geiebt m,lroe, bis ibr Sou Dor Den
@roBgeihruorenen sur Serbonolung
fommt. Die Srau murbc Dem Hid).
ter 2ooen in Der meltlihen Eoli5ei-
%itation inter Der Nniduloi9ung por-
gefiibrt, on9eblid bon 2ilomig Gnoe-
iefsfp, Der I'M ielben Soule pobnt,
Den 9etrag bon $33 eeitoblen 81 bos
ben. Mnoeiefsfp bebauptet, 8rau
Murpbp babe angebli6 in ieiner BIB
meierlbeit oas @elo aus ieirem 9il-
rcull in ieinem 3inlnler g~eitoblen.
unbeOeuten0e 9rdnoe. -
@egen II llbr geitern Wtittog muroe
inn Spredl5immer bon Gr. @m. 2.
Smith, Nr. 526, Saloper.S truBe,
Don 4rtbur Wiiler bon 9tr. 526, Sos
noper.S trobe, Seuer entOedt. SSerr
WtiQer benad)ridtigte Die Spribens
Gompo9nie Nr. 2, pelhe Die SLAM.
men loidte, che nennensnerther
Sdooen angerid)tet mar. 1os Seucr
entitonO oaOurd, Bob Die Sol5uertafe.
lung oes &omins bon einem Diem in
9ronb geitedt puroe.
0urh cine iiberhibte Sfen.
robre entitnno geitern in Der @ohz
ming Oes Heitouroteurs George Gua,
9fr. 1911, Niholion. Strobe, 6elter,
pelhes bon oen $50, George II. Sobn
GuQ geloidt mlroe, obne Dob ein
6eilerolarm cinseianbt 81 weroen
brolhte. Ser Sbooen bctra9t ettua
500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
Teocrlueifcr!

Sest ~ babcn bel @cora Tilins,
Nr. 404 nnb 406, Git-Saltimurc'
Strafc. Gr lit bciier a%eratben, ais
jc smupr. (306-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
sllnfel Sraiig : @erccn."
Sabrcsball, 9icnitas 6. MOucmber,
,@crmania MGnncrd)pr !Snllc."
Siuctc limb bel ben W,itsIicscru bes Gomite'l
uns tn Der rstng.Sanr" su babcu. 600, y

0ouperncur G0min War-
fielo miro bel Ser Sobrcsieier Der
Sonntogsidnlle Der oeutifen llitberi'
iteu Stride om Spnn'
tag Nbeno I llbr Ole Neitreoe bulten,
EoItor Stergcr miro oiele 6eItllG,telt
81 elmer GllBerlt 9lon5pollen urlo err
bebenben MAIDEN ilub miro nid,t mr.
bic grobc Stride, IN meldcr ilber
1900 Eerlonen beallem Iiben fonnen.
prGdtig oisihmiifen, ionoern aud,
oroere Gprbcreitungen t%rcfien. Gin
reid)boltises 6eitprogromm lit bereitS
I'M druid crihienen. gnt Shlillic iei-
ner &eoe miro @oluerneur @arfielo
iiber 115 gbrenpreiie on Iolde 2ebrar
uno Shiiler perobreihel,, bic fleiBia
uno obne 6eblen Die Shule I'M
2ouic oeS periloIlcnen Sd)nllobre0
beilldten. Gilnftlid Z ltbr miro Die
Seller eroiinet uno INN 8 llbr geId)lo'.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03

SUDDEN neue Ibabgc c.
biete. Sr. CHARLES 8. Wellh
Sefret1r Ser nSrapelers' ano Mer-
hantS' IlIociation," miro mcrgen
nad) @eit,9irginien rciicn, I'm 81
icben, Cd eS lid lobnt. an Der nei,en
vGool ano Gofc Sabn" cntlnng, Die
Gr'9unoesienator Tauis gebaut bat,
naf ncllen abiasgcbicten fit oeit
@oltimorer Sanbel 5t iitd]elt.
Seltcnc 9 ii f)er +. Iie
Eeaboop . 9ibIiotbef miro IN nu6Iter
3eit nm $500 alte ieltcne Bidder
ilber @eidihtc, Geologic lno anoere
intereiiante GegenltGnoe bereidert
meroen. Of. Yhilip 9. llbler, Nro.
uoit oeS Snitituis, faufte Die Bidder
i'm pcriIoiieneu CONNER in England.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03

@on Den Mitglieoern Der Sebn
Nbtbeilungen OeS SunOerter Gomite'9
luurOen iolgcnoe 3eiGnungen einbe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
SofalbcridDtc uns @aibinatun.
8rpff ire /.

Orp rel.
Die 8roBqeid)porenen baben feline
Noti5 genomnlcn pon Der 9egenHolpb
&. @roii crbobencn ACKNOWLEDGING,
Den 600 BON @nl. Wfca. OtileS, mel.
der am -. Oftober al ben Solgen
elmer Stid)muroe in Der 2eber Itarb,
perIrinft 81 buben, uno 8roff luur-
De in Srcibeit geiebt. @roff iogte, CT
lei in Der 9tad)t pom 81. auf Den %.
Sftober an Der @de BON g. 1no Il
StraBe Don MileS uno einen anoercn
lungen Mann angegriiien mo
Ourtgeprilgelt morbcn, oud) gab er
gu leln Snihenmeiier perluren 5lt ia.
ben, jeood) f0nntc CT lid niht cntiin'
lteil, irgeno Scmono gcitod)en all ia.
ben.
I'm $4,000 perflu9t.
Gle ollniteb Stotes GrpreB 60"
murbe gcitern i'm IiItrifts . gu.
preme . @eridt BON Sames M. Dtc-
Guulep INN $4,000 perfloat. Gr Ioot
in Der alogeI6rift, am 10. Suli iei
einen @ogell Der Gompagnie an 9. Ii.
geget iein 9uggp gefo6.
rem uno or binallS auf OoS StroBerl.
pflolter geihleuocrt unO erbcblid, Der.
lcbt mor0cu.
&om @runbeigcntGumS.
marft.
Serr s. s. Gisnlcr Fat 0aS giacn.
tbrm Nr. 1927, grclioltrobc, Golirm.
bio 'SeigbtS, gum Grciic pon $50,
600 getalft. 0oS 8runoItiif lit IS
bel $50 SUB grnb, uno ulli ocnnlelhcu
ltebt elm grobeS @obnbous nit 10
3immcrn unb ein gcrGumiger Staa.
Cine Gomprobre borI il.
Gurd .oo& 9erlten elmer 9ompi.
r1bre IN Scr @Gidcrei inn GrbgeidoB
beS .Nem 94iQoro-SotclS" muroe eli
Sha0cn bon $4,000 nrgrridtet uno
9roBe Nltfregung inter Den IngclteQs
ten peruriodt. Trei WGbhen, SRI.
Boa acBler bon 9rentmoob, Sri. Slu.
renee Council bon Tr. IS, @irginio.
Npcnuc, unb Sri. Morp Burns Don
Nr. 300, 3. StroBc, lpuroen crbcblid)
perbriibt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Tuesday-New Haven at Bridge port; Springfield at Waterbury; New London at Hartford; Norwich al Holyoke. +a7 Wednesday-Hartford at Bridge. port in the morning. and Bridgeport at Hartford in the afternoon; New Haven at Waterbury in the morning and Waterbury at New Haven in the afternoon; Holyoke at Springfield Springfield at Holyoke; Norwich at New London, New London at Nor. wich.
 Tnursday-Bridgeport at Water bury double header); Holyoke at Springfield; Hartford at New Lon- don; Holyoke at Norwich.
 Friday--Bridgeport at New Haven Waterbury at Springfield; Holyoke at New London; Hartford at Nor wich.
 Saturday-New Haven at Bridge port; Waterbury at Hartford; two games, Springfield at Holyoke; Nor wich at New Haven.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
HARVARD FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Same Number of Games as Last Year
 but Pennsylvania is Dropped.

Cambridge, July 3.-The Harvard football schedule for next fall, which was given out yesterday, has eleven games, the same number as last year. Pennsylvania is not on the list this year, and the only new college to ap- pear on 1t is the Amherst Agricultur- al college. There is slight change in the arrangement of the teams. The games with West Point, Brown and the Carlisle Indians all come week later than last fall. Dartmouth re- mains in her old place, the week be- fore the Yale game. No other Big" team has been taken on this year, though Princeton tried hard to get a place, and Harvard seriously consid- cred giving the Tigers Aaf game. The schedule: a
 September 2s, Williams at Cam bridge; October 8, Bowdoin at Cam bridge: October 6, Maine at Cam bridge; October 10, Bates at Cambridge; October 13. Amherst Az gies at Cambridge; October 20, Springfield Training school at Cam bridge; October 27, West Point at West Point; November 8, Brown at Cambridge; November 10, Carlisle at Cambridge; November IT, Dart mouth at Cambridge; November 24, Yale at New Haven.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
THE PUGlLISTS
BERNSTEIN WANTS
 SOME TROUBLE
Says English Robson Would Be Easy For Him m-Attell Is the
 Favorite.

Joe Bernstein is out with chal Denge to Spike Robson, the English seatherweight champion who turned put to be Tommy Murphy,s master in Philadelphia week or ten days ago Bernstein says that he can teach the Englishmen things about. the fight. Ing game that they never dreamed existed across the pond. and he wants 70 do business in a rush.
 This also seems agreeable to the friends of Terry McGovern, who is included in the sweeping challenge which has been issued to Bert Crow hurst, who is managing Robson. ferry's cronies say that victories over men like Frank Carsey and Al Erander, with a decision over Tom my Murphy when the latter was too ick to enter the ring, is not sufficient lo entitle Robson to a chance with Terry. and that he had better. beat a tough one like Bernstein before as- bring to the present day champions.
 T went the limit with Terry and rave him one of the hardest fights he Dver had" says Bernstein. Now, if his fellow Robson thinks he is enti- lied to consideration, let him beat ne and then the champions will take Aim up. But I don't think he can turn the trick--in fact. I'll bet a lew that he won't"
 Bernstein Is waiting for Manager lack McGuigan of the National Ath- etic club of Philadelphia to card the match. and then says that he will post a forfeit for weight and appear lnce against the Englishman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03

protector. It is difficult to judge foul balls from the pitchers plate. It is said that Rorty is going to retire again.
 i If the weather tomorrow is like l, is today. the crowds that will attend | the ball games in the Connecticut lea que ought to be record breakers. New Haven will come here in the morning and as this team is one of the snap piest in the league there should be things doing. A big crowd will go down to New Haven in the afternoon and take in the sights at Savin Rock as we'll as see the ball game.
 John Callahan. who was one of the strong pitchers of the Providence team that won the championship in the Eastern league last season, has been signed by Manager 0'Rourke, and he will be fin Bridgeport on We'd nesday 10 make his initial appearance as an Oratoff Manager O'Rourke has been after Callahan for some time, but waited till he had the players signature to contract before making the announcement
 There is rumor going the rounds that Meriden is to get the New Lon- don franchise. It is common gossip among the players that the New Lon- don club is behind in salaries and trouble is expected If there is bad weather on July 4. The day of the big boat race New London had at the game what it called big holiday crowd, 300. IL is reported that cer- tain Meriden men of money are will ing to back the team if it can be transferred to Meriden.
 Regarding the criticism against Manager 0'Rourke because he would not play two games as scheduled at Waterbury, Mir O'Rourke said that no one would be more happy to play the games than he would be if it was possible. He said that it started to rain about 1880 o'clock, and did not stop till some time after the hour for calling the first game. Then after the last man was out in the only game played. 1t began to rain again. MT o'Rourke said that the crowd there was unreasonable, and particularly unfair to him. The playing of the two games was an impossibility, which any other crowd in the circuit would have recognized but the one in Wa terbury, which has not got over its baseball madness.-Bridgeport Tele- gram.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
OUTFITS RECORD EcL1psED.
Wonderful Sprinting by Kelly of Ore
 gon at Northwestern Contests.

At Spokane. Wash. on Saturday
 last Dan Kelly of the Multnomah A. c. of Portland. Ore. ran loo yards in Q 3-5 seconds and the 20 yards in 21 Is seconds and the details of these remarkable performances reached here yesterday. Ii was the annual track and field meet of the Northwest ern association of the A. A. |. Re putahle timers are reported to have held the watches on both events and there was 10 breeze to neip the sprint CT. When the track was measured 1t was found to be ] inches short. but the steel tape used was exposed to the sun for some time and t was assert ed that if stretched with the heat. It was placed in cold water until 1t cool ei Of. when a remeasurement was taken and the 1n0 yards was found to be the exact distance.
 Kelly-s record may have been on the level but with regard to the 10o yards there is one suspicious cfrcum- stance. Carr of Spokane and Smith of Seattle were close on Keily's heeis and heretofore neither of these has shown anything like the form dis played in the race Says the Oregon ian: Kelly won his race easily about five feet ahead of Carr of Spokane who beat out Rex Smith of Seattle tn the last ten yards for second plaee Cary was coming fast af the finish and had it not been for poor start might have crowded Kelly even closer of course every one knows that a man who runs 1ru yards in 9 3 5 seconds cannot win easily and from the shove rarsrr.Fa Ir is to be inferred that Carey is ss zoed as Kelly. Jo<eph B. Nscczse. president fs beading for Spokane srrd when he srrires there efH investigate the TO ory1s. Cnfl then no deanite stxtem<uf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
GOOD PITCHING WON.

New Haven, July 3.-New Haven opened the week at the Savin Rock Rock grounds yesterday afternoon with we'll earned victory over the Hartford aggregation by the score of 2 to o. Nolte was in the box for the home team, and, besides twirling in masterly style, made one of the runs for his side and batted in the other. In the second inning such dangerous hitters as Crook, Moves. and O'Leary fell victims to his deceptive twists. Badgley also pitched we'll, but his wild pitch was costly, resulting in a run. The Blues as a whole played championship ball. while Justice car ried of the fielding honors for the visitors. The score:
 R.H.E New Haven O. 001010s-2 8 o Hartford .. % o 1000 co 6 1 Batteries-Nolte and Jope; Badg- ley and O'Leary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
BITS OF SPORTS.
Culled From Every Sporting Center
 in the Country.

Chairman Kelsey of the \. C. A. has ordered Willie Fenn of Bristol, the professional bicyclists. to report at the salt palace track at Salt Lake City, Utah. and ride under the pro- visions of his contract with the track management or stand suspended for one year. Early in the spring Fenn signed a contract to ride three match races at Salt Lake. for which he was to receive guarantee of $i50. When the Vailsburg track opened Fem wanted to stay in the east. Unless Fenn quits the game and there is some gossip to that effect. he will have to leave for the west this week.
 Tommy Connolly of New Britain. who is now under the managerial wing of Mike Foelkins. the sporting impressario of Derby. would like to fight Phonsey vallone of Waterbury. Tommy prefers Phonsey to any i33 pound boxer in the state. The match may te arranged. as the Waterbury Italian isn't afraid to take on the New Britain boy after the good show ing he ufsde against Jef Doherty.
 The Central A. |. Marathon race yesterday in Chicago was won by T. J. Hicks of Boston in 3:o2:00. He was followed onto Marshall Field. where the last two miles were run. by Alexander Thibeau. Northwest Skating club. who finished in 3:05:- 45- s. H. Hatch. s:os:15: A l.. Corey. 5:13:15. Louis Marks. 3.1s- 70: C.. Zanatta. 3:z1:00- L. D Lambrakis. Iowa. 3:3ss0O. finished in the order named
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
MANY WANT MCINTYRE.
Detroit Leftfelder in Demand by Big
 League Clubs.

Detroit, July 3.-Telegrams are coming in fast from the other big league clubs to the office of the De- troit management, asking for trades or deals of any sort, in view of the present case of discipline that is in progress in the local aggregation. From present indications the Detroit club could almost get it's choice of two or three clubs, were a trade to be pulled of for Mcintyre and a pitcher.
 St Louis, Boston and Washington are the clubs most anxious to secure the former leftfielder of the Tigers.
 Manager Armour announced that he would consider no offers for Pitch- CT Killian, either, at present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
HANLoN TO MEET INLAND.

Oakland. Cal, July 3.-The first professional fight of twenty rounds iuration to De held here since the sarthquake will, in all probability, be furnished by Eddie Hanlon. and Dick Hyland on July 20. The information eaked out Sunday that these two peal idols had signed articles of agreement to box twenty rounds on hat date. Hyland has been after a 10 with Eddie for some time.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
ArrELL RULES FAvoRITE.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 3.-In the betting that has been shown on the Eeil-Attell fight set for Wednesday kttell is showing a strong favorite, he general price being : to 10. It 3 believed here that Attells superior lpeed and cleverness will easily get Jim the long end of the money.
 Attell is in perfect condition and yesterday afternoon weighed but l2oh pounds. He thinks he will be lble to put Neil away before the end f the contest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-03
VERY SLOW CAME.

Bridgeport, July 3.-Bridgeport had an easy victory over Springfield yesterday, winning by the score of 8 to O. There was a general feeling of lassitude in the air that affected the players, although the all around work of O'Rourke at second and a very hard catch by Odell were the shining points of the game. Cornen pitched for the locals and was slower than usual in his delivery, but only Standard seemed to connect. Tn the matter of hitting Bridgeport was not very swift, but batted enough to win. The score:
 R.H.E. Bridgeport. 001001s-3 s 2 Springfield. 000O O00 0 o % 5 8
 Batteries-Cornen and Beaumont; Bowler and O'Connor. z-s