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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-02-13
THE STATE APPROPRIATION BILL
AMOUNTS IN DETAlL-iMMlGRATlON DE.
PARTmENT WELL PROVIDED FOR.

Columbia, February l1.-There
are several new features of the gene.
raj appropriation bill, which made
it's appearance in printed form last
Thursday.
The militia gets 100000 to bring
the companies into such condition as
will pass the Dick law requirements ;
provided that no companies are to be
dropped, except for unmilitary con.
duct.
The Attorney General is to get
$1,000 to pay for expenses in prose.
cutting any State officer, and $1,000
for prosecuting the railroad merger
case.
The Dispensary Board is allowed
$3.50 to pay attorney J. E. Melon.
aid to discover that dispensary di.
rectors might ship back much of the
whiskey bought by the old board,
but call boards" hereafter are d.
rected to employ counsel only on the
advice of the Attorney General.
Commissioner Watsou's depart
ment is allowed 10000 for expenses,
as against $4,000 formerly.
The colleges are provided for as
follows:
South Carolina University $685.
$50, of which $4l, 900 is for general
purposes, $2,100 for increase in sala-
ries of professors, $500 for rent for
the professors, $4,000 for tin roofs,
$4,000 for three professors houses,
$3,2SO for scholarships, at $40 each.
Winthrop College receives $57, ,813
for general purposes and $12,4OO for
scholarships total $70,213.
The Citadel Academy receives
$4,000 for general purposes, $3.50
for library, $1,000 for repairs, $500
to buy the city police station (; total
$34,250.
The colored college at Orangeburg
gets $1,000.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
$4,000 for general purposes, $500
for repairs, $4,000 to establish Gull
nary department, $4OO for extra
teachers; total $4,000.
State Hospital for the Insane,
100000 for general purposes, $780,
900 for repairs, $4,000 for last years
deficit, $500 for insurance total
$ls2,sOO.
Catawba Indians 81, 800.
Pensions $250,0O0.
Board of Phosphate Commission
ers, $4,000.
Confederate Home School, at
Charleston, $4,000.
Winthrop Practice School gets
$4,000.
For statue to John @. Calhoun, at
Washington, $4,000.
For artificial limbs $4,000.
For State House grounds $4,000.
For State reunion $4,000.
For high schools $4,000.
The total is $1,321, 1,138.48, which
is $4,000 ahead of last year. In
addition to the above the State
House Commission will ask for
$4,000 for repairs on the State
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-02-13

Lady's Maid-The undertaken has
sent to me to ask on which day you
wish to have the masters funeral.
Mistress Thursday will be the
best, l think. That is my day at
home, andI'll have to stay in then
anyhow.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-22
SET iiber 60 syahreu

Id)ow tuuroe Wtrs. @insloip's Sootb-
ing-Sprup BON Wilionen ton Miit-
tern beim 3abnen ser &inoer ange-
penoet. @irIt gu inn S6lafe onr6
6as S9reien etnes &inbes geItort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit uno nor S1ner5en
peint2 8enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Sloi9e bon nWfrs. @inslotp's Sootb.
ing-Snrup" bcIen. Sein @ert tit
ltnbe5oblbar. gs miro Dem fleine1
2eioenoen iofort 2in0erune peri6af-
fen. gerloBt eu6 oarauf, Wtiitter,
es lit fein 3peifel 0ariiber. IS beilt
9iarrboe, re9uIiert ben Magen uno
6ie Nteren, beleitigt @ino.&oIif, er-
ipei9t oen @altnen, perbinoert gnt.
5iin6ing un6 ltdrft oas gau5e Sp.
item. yWars. @inslotp's SOOTHING
SDrup" fir 8abneroe 8inoer lit an.
genebm i'm @ei9maf; oos Geaept
itommt bon einem Der beIten ipeibIi-
den &er8te III ben Ser. Stoaten. gs
lit BEL alien 9ruggiIten in Der gau3en
8elt 5n bo6en. 8reis 25 Gents per
sGai6e. &ouft ni6ts moeres ols
Mrs. @inSlotp's Sootbing Gprup.
@arontiert ititter Der Sooo ono
Drugs 9Gfte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-22
9awnee giQs @ilber gaeiten

uno groBe oItli6e S6auiteQltng
idlagt om 6reitag ben %. in unIerer
Staot 9egeniiber pom SSnternotionaI
9obn Depot lire 3elte ouf. Die Or
goniiotion reiit in 90 Cars uno
fonmt bierber, nodoem iie in europa
nit @bren reid belooeu uno in gfelp
gorf nit &orbeer gefr6nt nuroe
0as &mlptitiid pie groBe 3uobe.
raltbun9" miro bo6it reoliitii6 ouf.
gefilbrt nit 2otomotipe uno poaent
Boiiogier3ug. Ser Orient. oSnoien,
afrifo lperoen perntiibt nit o5noio.
merit au6birten etc. Die gltsitot.
tltug lit mtnoernoQ uno es lit Id,on
Der @}iibe mert, 0ie Scenerien su ie.
ben. Cine StroBenparaoe eroffnet
Den 8og om Gormittog. 9Gaes oroB.
artig, dlles iebensnert.
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miro, einen Sell Ser fir europa be-

miro, etnen Sell Ser fir europa be-
itinlnlten 8oitio6en mitnebmer.
Nus Stem 8eoforb in @onnecti=
clit miro gelneloet: Cine in eine1n
fleinen @ebGuoe on oent liter oes
5armington=Sluiies gelegene @as=
moi6ine, pel6e oa5u benubt nurbe,
UNI aus &etrolelu 2eu6tgos ber5lt=
ltellen erplooierte nit fllrhtborer @e=
malt Sbomos S'Gonnea Der Die
@asfabrifation leitete, ltl1o iein Ilii=
itent Wt6oel Oonopan puroen iofort
getotet llno George @ognon, Elm 9[r=
better, murbe idmer perlebt. 9ie
Woidine liefertc Dos 2eu6tgos fir
einen @asbebdlter, aus oent oie Srtz
i6aft 9eelp oortforo 2eu6tgos be5og.
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Die fSirrno Qiitaens & Gi1

Die 5irmo 2iitgens & @in1t-
mann in Sanbure, @rporteure unb
Snlporteure I'M fernoitli6en &anoel,
bot infolge oes 8anferotts ser 9onf=
firma Saqer, Soble & So. ibre 3a6-
lungen eingeitellt.
Graiioent Saolep bon gole lit
nit 5rall uno 8ohter in Berlin eins
getroffen Gr miro ols 9lustali6=
profeiior ieine @ortrage ON 80. Of
tober beginner
8ie aus Dresden geneloet
miro, beiu6t 9onig 6rieori6 9(uguIt
bon Sa6ien ieinen ebelnoligen
Sdpoeer, Den sSiirlten Sobonnes gu
nlobe-gartenitein ltno SsagIt6erq
in gartenltein, @iirttemberq. IS it
oes aonies 9lbii6t, oie fleine Yrin-
5eiiin 0aonifo 9io, iobalo iie aus
Stolien angefomnen lit, I'M oortigen
Sdloile unter5ltbringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-22

Don So6ien itno 10 bo6 gelteat, Dob
fte Der Sof nicbt belpiaigen nil.
Der Sberrei6sanpolt bat Sen
Sfehtsonmolt Or. &orI 2iebfne6t,
mel6er, lpie geneloet, bonn 2eipaiger
&ei6sgeribt inn S5obperratspro5eB
5lt Observation-Disclosures 6eItltngsbaft
perltrteilt murOe, ongeipieielt, sic ibnl
5ugen1eiiene Strofe on1 3onneritog
on3utreten 2iebfnedt 6at oie Sc
itnngSbaft in @lob, S6leiien, 5u o6=
ioloieren.
SSt 8eutbell Sberi6leiielL limo
Die 6eioen N}oroer 2iberfa uno &iol-
tDfa, mel6e I'M oorttgen Shpltrqe=
ri6t Dor mebreren 0eonoten gum So
De perurteilt maren birgeri6tet NOR
ben. 0ie 8erufrtng poro bonn &eids-
geridt in 2eip5ig Wfitte S5uIi obge=
le6nt.
SIN 3uitonoe oes aailers Don
9elterreib i6ei1t nod feline groBe
8eranoerung eingetreten 5n iein. @r
tit nod inuner leioeno, fabrt aber tort
Eerlonen 5lt empfonqe1 uno @eldGfte
81 erleoigen
Cine 9epei6e nus ser narof-
fanilden Stobt 8oneer meloet, es lei
bort ein 8erii6t i'm l1nlouf ooB Der
Sultan slboul 9l8is BON ieinen1 8ru=
oer, Dem @egeniultan Wuloi Safio,
in elmer entldeioenoen S6ladt ge=
1blogen lei. Die gea6ri6t entbebrt
nod iegli6er 8eitdtigung.
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Giienbabnz zJa1rplau,
g. 81. & u. u. Nnhm

pSabb grodet"s3u mad Sopltitpn, @aIbeIton
Beaumont ltno Orange Mbfabrt s ltbr abenos
&nfunft 755 moreens.
Nab &errebiIe, 9lbfabrt $50 nloreens, @n.
funft bort 11.3O. 9lbfabrt bon &errbtae 4 llbr
na6mittaes, @nfitnit in Can @ntpnio 7.5o
abenbs. Sur 9autftags mad @errbilIe: llbr
na6mttta9s. SiiG1abrt bon bart Montags s. }
moreets, @nfunft in 9an slntpnio $50 NOR.
gems,
9sa6 Guero, goafu1t, ,1oufton, @aIbeltun,
@tboin9s, &odbaIe, Cameron uuo Boco, g6.
fabrt s.45 bortnittags, @nflnft 1l6r moreens.
gea3 geebiIIe, Corpus G6riiti, gIice, W9atbts,
Iranfas 8aB, 9todport, 9lbfabrt 150 na9s
m.tars uno 8 11br abenbs. Mnfunft 7.55
morgens uno 150 na6mittags.
&a6 SaIfurtas, sIbfubrt 8 llbr abenos, an,
frgft 7.55 moreens
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Scgas.

Anl Salnltag ut 01e Seras
Staasausitelllng in 0allas eroffnet
Dorben. @ouperneur @anlpbea poa=
5og Ben @rsffnun9soft.
9lns @oulton fonllnt oie Hah=
ri6t, oas Oemnd6lt 200 oeutide sSar-
mer aus Soma nod bort fofltmen
lpiiroel I'M iicb in Ser @egeno 3tpi=
iden Souiton uno @aIpeiton al5uiie-
oeln. Die 2eute pobnen ieet in Ser
9eabe BON 8aibington, Soma.
sSn 6rieori9sburg 1tarb $. 81.
BON 8ieberitein, ein otter oeutl9er
gepobner Der Staot, Der piele Sabre
@ountp Suroepor BON @iaelpie
GountD mar
9ur6 5ufdaige gntlaoung
elmer angebli1 ni1t gelobenerl 8iitole
muroe in Der gsdbe BON 2ampaIas
Der 8ipolf Sabre alte Cornelius Hoger
bon einent ieiner 8riioer erl6ollen.
Ger Bro5eB Der @otprs Gierce
Oil 60. eeeen Sen Stoat, BEL oenl
|es ii6 I'M Die 2egalitGt Der geri6t-
lt6en grnennling zines &eceipers fir
Die @eIeai6aft banoelt, lit Dem 3ipil=
9ppeaotionseeri6t iiberfpielen NOR
6erl.
Or. q. so. Sorner in 2areoo,.
Der angeflagt lit, einen Woroongriff
auf Or. % 6. 2otprp gernoft Su ba=
ben lit naf) Der ioebei1 abgeboltenen
8orunteriu6une inter 8iirgibaft
bon $4,000 geitellt poroefl, bat fih
aber gepeieert, Die giirgidoft gu be-
5oblen uno bat iid) mieoer eiuiperren
luiien. @ie Die llnteriuduug eraeben
bat, iinO Die beioell Ier5te ooriiber in
Streit geraten oaB 9omrp gelogt ba=
ben loQ, Sornef babe einer Gotientin
81 niel Gbloral gegeben lmo oieie lei
ooron geitorben.
Sn Stofoale lit Elm otter Meri=
faner gealnens sSeliciano @arcor ge=
itorben, Der itets beballptet bat, an
Dem Sturn auf Ole 9llonlo teilgenom=
|men 81 baben.
Am Santlt1g Aben0 tan0 In
Dallas Elm 8anfett itaft, bel Dem lln=
ter onoeren Senotor 9ailep lmo @e=
|neralonlpalt 0ooioion anlpeieno mo-
rem. gei oieier @elegenbeit bielt
gailep cine 9feoe, IN Der er erflarte,
er babe ben 8epeis oafiir, oaB oie
Stonoaro Oil Company nod irtner
@ei6dfte in 5eras betreibe, oie @ene=
ralannalti6aft foQe iih binter Ser
Sa1e berna6en. 9araufbin 6ot Sc
neralanlualt 0aoibion prompt einen
8rief an 8ailep gei6rieben, in oeih
er i'm erluft, Der @eneralanipaIt=
idaft Die gepeisitiife 8iir 8erfiieung
5u iteaen Die er, ieiner eigenen Or
flarung nad, geqen Die uStonoaro"
| i'm 8eiib babe. @r bittet i'm Inn cine
ihriftli1e 0titteilung Der 9otiaden,
oanlit er, Der @eneralanipalt, iie in
oem Ero5eB gegeu Die vStonooro"
DertDerten fonne. 8aileD bat 8ur5eit
nod nidt offi5iel alif ben 8rief ge-
antlportet S9Sn einem Srterpiep err
flarte er: sd babe ioeben einen
8rief bon 8eneralonipaIt 0opibion
empfan9en 9o er feine 3eit bat,
cine 8lage gegen Die Stonoaro Oil
Company eilt3ubringer, 10 mag id
feline 3eit baben, ieinen 9rief gu be-
antmorten" Die 9leuBeriln9 ipie-
gelt 10 redt Die noBloie 9(nnoBung
8aileps mieoer.
Sm @itp-8arf 5u Sort 8ortb
puroe 8ia Booth bon %. 6. @eotb-
ington eri6oiien 9eioe iillo jlrnge
2ellte 8eatbington bot iidl iql6lt
oen 9eb0roen geitellt.
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9(us 9Sretorio i'm Sr

9lus @retoria I'M Srmspaal
meloet mon: Geinli6es 9lufieben er-
reete bier Die @ntoedung, ooB oas
@rab oes 4rdii0enten Der friiberen
9ranspaal Republif, aSbm Saul"
&riiger, fiber 9ea6t our6 @erbre-
derbanoe entlpeibt puroe. @on fono
Dob Die Warmorbiiite ouf Dem 0enf-
mol BON leinem Hpltoment ge3errt
uno 3erfdlagen woroen mar. 9lnoere
8rober in Der 9edbe tporen ebenio
augeri6tetz unter anoerern ous oes
Gufels oes 4ralioenten.
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Sd)le6te 3eiten in 9anIas,

uobon man friiber borte, fino bellte
fait bergeIien. aber Scr. Carl Sbanl-
burg bon Gooea, &as, fagt: nSuiten
BEL Sag uno Nadt bra6te mid gan5
berrnter uno 8ur @er3tpeiflung, Bis
i'd Or. Sings gaeue @ntoedung ber-
in9te. Cine Slai6e geniigte our
Sur" Siderites Mittel eegen SuIten,
GrfdItung, Sals- uno 2uneenleioen.
@arontiert BEL gloolpb 9reiB nno 81.
COIN & SO. 90 Gents uno $t.OO.
8robeflai6e frei.
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Ginen b6sartiaen qnariff

auf einen pebrloien @enl6en na6t
5utpeilen Der oni6eiiteno gon8 In.
niibe fleine 8Iinoonrnt. llnbeadtete
@eritopfung lit Oie l1ria6e, 2eberer.
itorrune folet. Or. Sings geeue Sc.
benspillen regulieren oie 2eber uno.
gtngetpeioe irno berbiiten 9[ppenoi.
citis. 9reis 25 Gents. gu baben Bel
9l6oIpb 0reiB itn6 gf. gobn & 60.
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9lms bem Inaen.

uslns oen 9lugen aus Dem Sinn", ,
tit Elm altes Sprii6iport oos au6
ongelDanot meroen fam BEL aQen
@el6piiren 8uroen ooer 8rano-
tpunoen oie nit 8udlen's 9(rnica
Solbe gebeilt tpur6en. SGrnorrboi-
ben llno Sroitbelllen beri6minoen lln-
ter i6rem beilenoen ginfIuB. @oron-
tiert bei 4oolpb 9reib uno 81. Gobn
& Co., 25 Gents.
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:. .pS, tdl fanr mas Dertrasen!" 6riiItet
ltd Der Gebemann lno lebt brauf los, nis
letne &eromtitng geltort, iein 8lltt t1z
rein gefporoen 1T. 9ann etebt es 1rltr
ben einen iic1eren gSe9 5ur &ermeioung
gefdbrlicfer Sranfbeiten, nG1nlicl 8IutS
reinigltn9 burb ct. 8ernarb 9ramter=
ptllen, tpel6e Die 2eber, Die geieren uno
Die 5altt 8llr Sdtigfeit anreger, Die Ser
oalulne bef0roern ltl0 bie 'geit0rten Stunt
tionen ale tpieber in Srbnltng brireeil.
Inn cine 8robe t o It ertfre gu be-
tommen, a6reiiiere man g. Seenita6ter &
Gp., 8oT 2416, Stem Yprt GttD. @reis
25 Gents bel 9lpotbefern
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Seine ute Nlntter.

uMeine Iiebe alte Wf1tter, 83 Sab-
re olt, erbalt ft6 burd Electric
8itters" i6reibt SO. g. 8runion in
Dublin, So, oSte eebrau6t i'm ieit
5tpei Sabren uno erfreut it6 better
@eiunbbeit. 60 tpirft electric Sit
ters bei Ben alten unb ebenio BET
i6ipa6en Srouen uno 8inoern. 60
rantiert fir @agen-, 2eber- ur1b geie-
renleioen BEL @oolpb 0reiB u116 81.
GoBn & 60. so Gents.
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st. eonis & gan Srantiaso sasn.
gDntbern 9acific 8abm.

Mbfa1rf.
&ad Stem Orleans, 9ouiton uno @aIbeiton,
tdeli6 .... 11.40 rnitta9s
uitp 11.3O abenoS
9taG GaeIe 8aB, 81 9afo, Californian ,ino
9yserifo T.. 500 bprmittaes II. $50 a6enos
4ntunft.
Son @eip Orleans. eoufton uno @aIbelton,
tdglit1 =. 735 morgens
nno ..... =. 600 nadmtttags
&on 81 safo, Californian uno Megtto .
-. lilo nortnittass
uno 500 abenos
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0ad, Brownsville.

Ser 3ue Der @infet gictoria Sibiiion, gb.
fabrt 7.O5 morgens, macbt in gIacebs 9erbin.
buns nit Der GuIf Gonit Cine fir Corpus
gbriiti. sIntunft bout 4.55 nabHtttaes, @nfuuft
In 9rotunsbiGle 925 a6enos
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W. s. & =. Sabm.
N (

ga1 gaeo, Sort gsortb, Sauas. aanfas gitb.
ct. 2ouis uno Gbicaeo, tdeIi6 (suniet
SepoI) 90O abeno5
2otaI3ue bia @mitbbiue :. 79o bormittass
glIamo SPECIAL mad Suliibbtlle, 3oufton, Sol.
oeitnn 1925 abenos
4utuuft
8on Gbtcaeo. ct. 2outs. aanfas gttb, Dallas,
Sort gBortb unb Qsaco, tdeIi9 (5unfet
9epoD .... 7.30 moreens
2ofal5ug bta GmitbniIle :. 9.05 abenbs
sIIamo Special bon Snitbbiue, 9oufton, @aIs
oelton 6.25 HIor9enS
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Iittoria SiBifion, q. s. g. 9. u.
(0ulf gbore.)

NaG Guero, gtctoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbrifti, 9rounspiae. 9tto @ranbe, eitn,
SoItao, 9eebiIle, @barton, 9aIacies unb
Souiton j. 7.o0 morgenS
4nfmnft $50 abenbs
Ser Sam Souiton" mad Guero, 8ictoria,
gSbartoH lnb Souiton:
AbfaHrt. 49,. 755 abenbs
&nfInft 700 morgens
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:. & q. %. 8abm.


MbfGbrt
9sab alien 9forosSerassB sBunften
........ a ltbr uno $50 bor1uittaqs.
Dad ct. 2outs, Wlempbis uno benz Often
...........,...125 1I6r nadnittaas.
9sa1 Weerifo /. 1920 llbr bormittaes
9lntnnft.
Bon st. 2ouiS nnb EN- Often =. $50 morgens
Son lofalen Slt1lften .7.20 obetos.
8on ct. 2ouis Ii. Dem Often, $50 more.
8on 2areoo llrD Megifo -. los no9m.
Son ct. 2olis. &anios, gitD 1890 abbs.
st. Souis G. san Sranriaso Sasn.
MbfaBrt.
gsad6 Sort emit6. 9prinefieIo, st. 2ouis, aans
Ias Gitb, Chicago (S & 8. 81. 9eppt)
$50 abenos
slnfnmft.
Bon ct. aouis, aanias Gitb, 8aris. Gbicaeo
.... 1910 rrorgenS
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UebeIbietet allie die andeTen zeIt

9es eotorne 8eater Observation-Disclosures Sn unF 9ubitum
Bette BotenunGn Naen
gent in Seem gort @rDarae eeunaen nfd
unlbetrpGn - - -
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uno 8 uDr abenOa. Mnttnee aernoei
3ttren cine Gtmhbe porher pffcn.
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WOrftellumaeit unt 2 ltbr ttadbnt.
ncIIffdncs8 tute 2lbenpburifelfnng.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-10
DIDN'T SLIGHT CRoKER.
Invitation to Kings Dinner Not to
 he Expected.

The last dispatches from London lay less emphasis on the failure of Richard Croker. the winner of the Derby race, to get an invitation from King Edward to the kings Derby dinner. which is regular af- fair. It is said that the winner of the race Is not necessarily invited to the dinner anyway. It simply happened that most of them who attended the dinner had been owners of horses that had run in the race and also that they were intimates of the king. MT Croker himself does not think 1t is aany slight. He has not even been presented at court and could not well have expected such an invi- tation to the dinner. To force his majesty to have at the dinner any owner. whose horse happens to win the race. would give the affair an official significance that 1t does not have.
 MT Croker Is now greatly pleased with his own personal insight as a racing man.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-10
LEGALITY IS SHOWN.
President Tracy Within Rights n
 Fining Thackara.

Holyoke, June 10.-Following the Holyoke- game Wednes- day afternoon there was an open air meeting on the league grounds, de- voted to thorough airing of the umpire situation with particular reference to the work of Umpire Shamokin Kelly, and his reported harsh treatment toward the Holyoke club in two recent games in Hart ford. Leaders in the discussion were President William J. Tracy and Su- pervisor of Empires John B. Ken- nedy of Bristol. owner Fred A, Winkler. Manager Tom Dowd and Catcher Parry Thackara of the local club. with sprinkling of other play CTS and several outsiders.
 There was heart to heart out pouring on all sides in which the league officials made 1t quite clear that they were not trying to injure the Holyoke team in any way. shape or manner. but that they stood ready to back up the umpires at all times and 1t was made just as plain to them that Umpire Shamokin Kelly had exhausted the patience of the Holyoke management and that the club would not stand for any more such exhibitions of urapiring as he had handed out in the Hoiyoke games at Hartford.
 The visit of the league officials was not expected. They slipped Into the grounds unnoticed and 1t was not known that they were present ungil after the game wss over. Then they called Owner Winkler, Manager Dowd and Catcher Thackara togeth- CT and went over in detail the recent troubles of the Holyoke club with Umpire Kelly. President Tracy pros duced a copy of the league constitu- ton, in which he pointed out rule which gave him the power to impose the fine of $10 upon Catcher Thack- ara for his alleged abuse of Umpire Kelly, after the Hartford game one week ago last Saturday, and to which Holyoke had entered objeo- tions.
 Catcher Thackara said that he was willing to take oath that he did not swear at Kelly as charged. and said that the fine was an unjust one. In addition to Kelly's word, the presi- dent claimed that he had been told by a number of reputable Hartford citizens that Thackara had sworn ak the umpire.
 President Tracy said that he had made up his mind not to remit any fines this year and that Thaekara's fine would stand although Thackara believed that he was justly entitled to a hearing. President Tracy also said that a fine of s5 levied in the same game against Pitcher Dolan by Umpire Kelly would stand. Thacka- ra's fine has been paid by the Hoi- yoke club and Dolan,s will probably be paid also, although the pitcher says that he will stand a suspension before he will personally pay the Rs- sessment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-10
nerrish Eirst at Bermuda..

HAMILTON, Bermuda. June 10.- The schooner yacht Dervlsh, owned by H. A. Morse of Marblehead. Mass, was the first to finish in the yacht race from New York. The Deryish reached the stakeboat at 8:25 a. m., completing the run of $50 miles in 91 hours 30 minutes.
 The Dervish was one of the twelve yachts that left New York on June 5 in the 050 mile ocean race to be hn- ished at this port.
 The yawl Lila was second to arrive; then the Hyperion. in the second class like the Lila: then the white schooner Shamrock. all American yachts.
 Each made the passage inside of i've days, or ahead of the best previous time of yacht sailing from Sandy Hook to here. It was a wind tanning test from start to finish. with the weather all the way from fair to foul.
 The Dervish crossed the imaginary finish line at such an early hour and was so far ahead of the time set for her by the Bermudan yachtsmen that there was no stakeboat anchored to mark the finish line.
 The Lila is a forty foot yawl, owned by R. D. Floyd.
 The yawl Hyperion Is owned and sailed by Commodore Frank Maier of the New Rochelle Yacht club.
 Even in view of the time allowance she gives and receives from Priscilla. the DervIsh has now beaten her closest rivals. sukrah and Tammany. Some of the other yachts may Improbably snatch from Dervish the victory.
 The long winded footing of sirens, with which the harbor tugs welcomed the Dervish. avoke all Hamilton. She made St. David's light at 3:30 a. m. and nearly three hours later crossed the finish line.
 The average run of the Dervish for the race Is unprecedented Commodors Morse did not hope to reach here until c day later.
 The Dervish had excellent weather conditions throughout the entire voy' age. On the first day she ran 16a miles. 2Ss miles the second day and l5l miles the third day. The vessel crossed the gulf stream at o'clock Thursday afternoon
 TAe Dervish anchored oT the Roya Bermuda Ys.sht club and received most enthusiastic welcome
 As the Dervish Is compelled to giv' an the other rscers a tine allovznes Of c1e to tventy-four hou-s. her ar rival first doeS not necessarily mak' her the winner of the race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-10
THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
Column Reserved for School Games
 and Minor Leagues.

Tn the Junior Amateur league yes terday there were some good con tests. The Pioneers won from the Golden Stars by the score of IA to 12 on the Riverside grounds. A fast ten inning game was played between the B. A. 0. Juniors and the St Anne's. which was won by the for mer team by the score of 16 to lb
 On Corcorans lots the Quakers and the Athletics played the best game of the day and the former team won out by the score of to ?. The Rosebuds and the Stanley Parks had almost as interesting game, and the Rosebuds came out the winner with the score of to 3.