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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-21
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

r. H. u.
Washington ..o1o0oo02o-2s 2
New York ....2ooo2ooox-4s12 1
misunderstanding and Street:
Doyle. Gates and Kleinew; Umpires,
Hurst and Connolly.
First Game
r. H. E.
Philadelphia .1000000o0-1
Boston .......0132OOo2x-S
Batteries-Young and Crlger for
Boston: yickers, Kraus, Maxwell and
Shrek for Philadelphia; Umpire. sher.
idan.
Second Game
r. H. E.
Philadelphia ..soooooooo-3 G 4
Boston .....020O1O2Ox IS II 1
BatterIes-Carter and Smith: Nor.
gan and carrigan Umpire, Sheridan.
R. H.. E
Cleveland .....oo2o2o11o-e Z 2
Detroit .......0001100OO-2 9 {
Batteries-Rhoades- and Clarke; NAL
10y and Schmidt; Umpire. Evans.
r. H. E
st. Louis .....oo1oo0ooI 2 1
Chicago ......0000052O II 4
Batteries-Waddell, CrIsl and spen.
Ger; Smith and Shaw; Umpires Egg
an and o'Loughlin.
d. H
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-21

expected. in addition to college presi-
dents, city 3superintende nts and the
rank and file Of the south's ednea:
tionnl army.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-21

Mrs: H. B. Matsnn. after spending
two weeks at Grafton visiting reIa.
tives, has returned home. e
Try b West rginiA q want I'D
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-21

Just the thing for you-Dorothy
Dodd oxfords at Highlands. tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
Wt1rocr rnb Ncicrtcmrc.

@aOunh 30. Mai. Eor cincnl
SpC5ioI NFilitGrgcriht in Camp So.
llulbio mcr0cn Oic Ncrbunolmgcu
Ac2cn 0cn Corporal Cooper mo 0cn
SoIootcn Griuucll micocr oli0cnom,
mch mcIde anNctloGt liub, jmci eli.
bonlitc Nuotnlcttc bel oem &criud),
uon Der Snlcl 5l cntfonmcn, nnd)-
Dem iic pOn ibrcm Ncginlcnt ocicrtirt
mdrch crnloroct }ll bubcn. Der 6ull
errcNt lcbbuitca Sntcrciic, mcil @ou.
Dcrncrr WiaAoon ouS @criht ourd)
bcIonocre &criiigung cingciebt bat,
mo cH lib iniolNc Der ciAcnurtiDcn
Ncrb0ItnIiic, mclhc iif ans Der amc.
rifoniihcn Cttltpution ser &nicl CT.
2cbcn, nm Oiclc b0dit intcrciinnte
fchtaIrn9cn banOclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
REORGANIZATION Der Wiili5.

@oibin1tpu, 2S. Vtoi. -
Tic pom Gorgrcb angcnolnncnc Vill
iilr sic HcorGaliiirung Der Nntionol-
@oroc Der cin}cIncn Sunoc5Itaatcn
lit nit Scr llntCridriit oc9 FrGiiocns
ten in &rait gctrctcn. tSiir Die So
ltcn Der Gcubcruoifnln1 lmo Nell-
9lusriiltlng ser Niili5trllppcn miro
cine Slnnc bon 100000 beluil=
ligt. Die SdrcibicOcr, Oic ser Er0-
ii0cnt bci'm llntcr3cidncn Der 9iu
benlbtr, bat cr Ocm WCnernl S. 9l.
Grain Goriitcr Scr Y9tationol @naro
9IiiociationL" Der iid I'M bic Ser
nirfIitung bcS GcorganliutipnapIa-
uc8 ciiriN bcnlii6tc, 5um 8elhenf &C.
nodt. SoiiIiS.ariegsicfrctGr Slipcr,
Ger nit ser 9IuSiilbrlng Der geltim-
lmlnqcn oes nclcn 8cIeBeS beollitrngt
lit, crfIGrte hcltc, cr peroe 5ltodlt
cinen ans iiini Experimentation Sili.
3ieren Ser MiIi5.Orgoniintion be.
Itcbenocn 9cirotb cinicbell Der nit
sem aricgsiefrctdr binlihtli6 Der
@crbGItniiic uno 9eoiirinIiie oielea
3Wcigca Der militorii6en SrganiIa-
tlon cunierlrcn lou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
Rest lnd,t linn oas Slid.

Cutler, Ed, %. Mai. - Sorrp
e. Soiimom, ein nrner SeuIel, cr-
tobrtc in bieiiger @egcno cine Eetro-
leunQltcllc, Die nah porlid)tlgcr
SdJGtl,n9 ltngei0br 800 6iiicr pro
SoN licicrl miro. Sabre lang bat
Soiimann IN Scr @cgcno bon Sutltr
rad Bctrolcltm geforldt obne oab
icinc 9cmiibungcn bon GrIolg gene.
icn m1rcn. Iubci Intte er ieine gans
sen Griparniiic jilGcIebt llno nad)
iluo nah jcocs Stilf iclncr Sallsbol-
tllu9 bis oui cine nlte gebrcdlihc
Vcttiteac perfnuit, sic inn lno leincr
Srml gum Nubelo1cr oiente. Wit
Sen IeBtcn 5ebn Collars mtetbete or
ein @rinoItiif bon Nlarp 9. Gooo,
faum cincn Steinpuri bon uer Stelle,
no emit WucNrioc iein Slid nladte.
llno bier mar cr nit Ieinen gobrtns
gen enolih eriolgrcid. Seine Gnelle
lit beoeutcno ergicbiger ols Die Mac-
Brides. Sm Srte berrid)t nntilrlid)
groBe 9Iuiregitn1 iiber oieien ieltenell
@liifsiau. Iic . Stanooro Oil So. J."
bat bereits an Soiinonn 5lpei Ser
trcter ab1eihidt, nm nit ibm megcn
llcbertragllng ser Gltelle al bieGonl.
pognie 81 liutcrbanoell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
Ycnc NomirGlc.

Scottlc, Woib. 90. Wai -
9tahocnl Gontrc gIomirul G. g.
Spcrrp, Gonlmanoclr DER otlonii.
lhcn tSlottc. bier befnnnt gegeben
bottc, CT babe bei'm 6lotten 9cpur.
tcncnt befilrmortct, ocr Captain Hi.
hdro Nuinurigbt, Der CUR 3eit Die
jlpcitc Giuiiion ser SIotte beiebIigt.
lofort }nl inngircnoen Gontre no.
mirol III crucmcn, traf I'M 9aufe oeS
SoQc9 bon Wulbiugton Die HodIrid)t
cin, Erdl0cnt 9iooiepelt babe Die gr.
ncnnltnQ 0c2 GnpitGnS Rid. Wnin.
priqbt ulo Die ocs Captains Shro.
Der, ser jur 3cit ole pierte 3ipiiion
Scr otlantiid)en ,slotte conntdnbirt,
jlt ilngreuoen 9ontre NomirGlen
uttcBcidluet umo Die betreiienoenIe-
fretc ieicH pom Marine Teparte.
mcnt al Die beiOcn Gopitdne abge.
ihidt luorben. Worine Siiijiere
glolibcn. 0nB eS Die abiift oes 9e.
purtementa lit, bcn Captain Woin.
mrigbt filr einen 5beil Der ,Sobrt mn
oic Welt nit Dem Gonlnonoo Der
Nlottc SIT betrnlicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

mes, nt1, Ocn Irilbcrcn NitIi3Itutiltis
fer 0c3 ldn0mirtbidluitlchCn 0tportc.
nlrnta, crhob 1citCru Die Wrun0iIWn
0cN SnprCmcQcridt2 OC2 0iitrifta
GoImbIa in &crbm0lmN nit ocm
Nornnuoll GrnOtcbcrihta Sfun0uI
2IntlnlCn mcNCn Ncrihu0ruuN. Yricc
bate III Den 3clt1cnou3i0QCn IN Ocm
FrojcB lucAcn Nrrrotbc@ 0c0 @ouus
Grn0tcbcricbta, mclcbcr inn \Nuli uori.
gen >$ubrc9 I'M bicliNcn GrIninol0}s
rltbt ucrbu10clt mnr0c, cine bCruorrO
Acn0c 9tollc, NcWiclt ul0 oiclcr Ero.
5cB hottc lid NcNCn NoImca, Ncdbonl
ln0 Nona lcridtct. Cine GinNunN
Der >NIrD mar noh lon1cn Ncrbun0i
llulAcn ic0od) nld)t 5ll cr5iclcn Ncluc-
len. Gic SOdc bate 0uluol2 0roBe9
9llilcbcn CrrcOt, lucil ihon Icit SAB,
rcn ilbcr 0cn 9lu1iuIl Der Normnunll.
luolIcrn0tc uo3citiAc Wtittbcilun0cll
gcnloht luoroCn icin iollcn. >Su Ocl
ncrcn 9lntlnNcn miro Ericc nit OCu
nn0crCn 9lnNcflnAtcn Der NCrldnuG,
rllnQ iltr Grlnl4inN rcIp. NiCicrunN
Der 9tod)ridtcn iibrr bcn StonO ser
NounnunlIc Dor Scr Gcr0iiCntIid)itnA
oca onltlicbcn @eridta bcidulbiNt, lic
Orct Nclu. ?)orfcr ioIlCn iif oud) Der
ldluorcn bnbcll Soolmca 0urh Wcitc-
dung 5ur 9Ibiollun0 Der Ncridtc IN
lbrcm &ntcrciic 5u ucrnnloiicn, rur0
Ftlcc bat onNcblid) 0urd 0ic uor5citis
&C Nl0tltnlt itbrr ocn Vcriht fiir 0cn
Qc5cmbcr 1907 $75OOOO pcr0icnt IT,.
oopon al Muo2 cincn 9lntbcil Don
$l25,WO olS0c5obIt. 0oriibcr, pic
No!mcS iiir 0cn ihn 5um Dor.
lulri Acnlohtcn %crrutb bon 0cm
&cricbm0rcrn bclobnt uuroc, cntbGlt
Die 9IntIu0c feline 9InGobc, obcr c2
miro bcbolrptct, bob cr iiir sic Nit.
tbcillrnN iiber 0cn >$nbuIt Oc& Ncrih.
tcS iiIr 6cn Wtonat >Nui 1905 Don
N0n9 $1,000 erboltCn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
gci elmer nGf,tlidlcn IiIitc acltorbcn

u clu Oorf, 30. Wai. - Cine
llntcrudnng ilbcr ocn lcttc 9tod)t
lmtcr cigcntbilmliAcn llnlitGnOcn
clnBctrctcncn Zoo 0C3 Srn. Charles
u. 5olnlca, cincS rcihen &Cocrb0no.
lera dlS 9olton lit bier cingcIeitct
morOcn. Solrne9 iturb in Der Tor.
bale 0eS o@oIfnnn pouic," mo er
ais @oit mciltc, l,mittelbar nod lei,
ncr 9iildfcbr IN eincm Saricob uolt
Clnen Gcllldc lit eincm Sotic un ser
NcIt.i7. StrnBc. IN bieiem Nouic
NOR cr plOBIih ertrontt mo Don BORT
ctliBlt ms Sotel 5uriif 0cihuiit nor.
0cn, obnc onB man 5lcrit eincl ?lr5t
SIT NilIie riei. Nugb 6ieiiInmona,
Der 6llbrcr ocs Soricub, 6ral SIlra
Moore, IN Geren 3mlncr NoInc3 CT.
irnnfte, Soicpbine @el2, SrnI
Woorc'a 3oic, mo 6rc0crif Wioorcs
bcuo, Glepatorudrtcr in Sem glpnrts
nent1nlliC, III mcldcnl ,SrNu Nioorc
lpobnt, iino in 3clIcnG0't gcnonnlcn
Oor0cr. 0oInca mar 50 Sabre alt
lnb poIItc bcrte na1 Bolton 5llriid.
fcbrclt. Scinc 0ortiBcn &crmnnOtcll
crfIdrrn ii6 cntidjloiicn, Den SoOca.
iuIl Bcnall lmtcriuhcn 5lt IolIcn CT.
f,arcn ieood) jlllIclh, Scr &erItor.
bene babe ifon icit cinigcu IInbren
an SoeriitmGhc NcIttcn.
(Sp6tcr.) Gie 9lutopIic bat er-
aeben, oab SolncS nu cinem &er3-
imO 9liercnlciocn Itorb. Gic 3cugell
iino Snranibin aus Scr Sait entIni.
len lporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
9'abn in 3iuangsuerlualtnng.

EittSbur9 70, 80. Mai. -
@cIicrn Nohnlittdg ernannte 9iid,tcr
yoltng Sen Fr1iiocntrn i. $. Sfcl.
bna ppn Der critcn ytationa! 9unf
bon Eittaburg mO IS. z. McMnitcr,
ben General Sltpctiitenoentcn Der
@abaib .Sinien 0Itlib bon 5oleoo,
Ohio, 5u 3mnnaSpcrlpaltern Der @n.
boi6.Eitt9bura Iernlinal Gailmar
So. ,no icbtc ibreGaition aui $tOO,.
600 icIt. 4ie @abl oes Srn. Sfel.
Ding criol5te aiti ausoriidlideu
Wimid 9ep. ). 9oulo's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

Oronlng Scr olf Gontroft SIT Iicicru=
0cn Sortcu." Ger Gonnliii6r be.
ton0clt Ocn Wto0uS Der 9tclu 2)ortcr
i'no bCr 9tciu SrIconSicr @oric, Der
cin5iGcn 5luci Oi0rftc oca Snnbca, luo
@cid,Gftc ollf 2icfcring gcnud)t mcr.
Den. IS 1elon0t 6u ocm @cfrno, ooB
Gic WtCtboocn ser bciocn 0Gnjlid) Der.
Id)ic0cn Iino: III Nclu.Yorf miirbcn
Die v@roOc" 81 bod ongc0cbcn unn
6u bod fIoiiiii5irt, III 9tclu'Srleana
lei boS @cgcntbcil ser SoQ. Gr brinDt
uuf 9lnnobnc cnlcS SpltcmS cinDcit.
lihen WrooircnS, pcnn m0glidL I'M
hoourh oas @eId)Gft 81 pcrcinindcn
Eno crnItlihcn Oiiblt0nocn cin On
&c 81 MADDEN. Ger 0criht bcbon0c!t
oud cingcbcno oic &ritifcn, Die gc-
gen cine groBe Nn5obl icbt nod) Gons
trait 5u licicrnOcr o@rooca" gcrihtct
lporbcn iinb, lrb iogt, Die @idtigfcit
Der 9oricn IN Nciu 9)orf unb Nclp.
Orleans mo oir bon bcriclbcn aus
Ncbenoe Wirflrlg orf Ole VarnuoIlc-
Snoultric made ca luiluihcnaluertb,
cine iWtcnlotiihc Gcrbclicrlm0 Der
Mctbnbcn III GuuG0llug 5ll 5lchcn
9 ieG boleruuuf 0cnF y iii y.
~ ~
gSic aus Munilu Ocnlcloct miro.
tritt Die Cholera IN Der Eropil5Fon,
Noiluon cpiocnliid oli. &icr StGotc,
llutcr 0icicn Die &uuptltnot So1uon,
iino bon Der Scudc bcinlNclltcbt, Cos
So,itGta Gcportclncnt miro nod
mcbr >Snipcttorcn oortbin lcnoeu, lul
Gic unitcden0c &ronfbcit 81 bctGn-
picn. Tic gnn5c 6unlilic oca Scllht.
tturmuGrtcrS in Goglpun lpuroc
pon Der Cholera bciallcn ltn0 iinI
NdtgIicbcr itorbcl bnrun. 3ic lhrcf-
lihc Su1c Der Somilic mltroc crit
ruobr9cupnlncn. nl3 nnn 0o2 Sid)t
bca Scud)ttburmcS alld) bel Gage
bremen lab.
sIld III Der Nrouin5 Gupij lit Die
Gbolcru ipicbcr uuagcbrohcn; BORT
lino IN Sen St0otcn Hi5nl nno 3onl-
bales 23l GrfrontiuGcn por0clon.
men, Cine oa0cncinc Gpiocmic lit
jeDod, nod) llrtbcil Der Snlit0tSbc-
onlten, llift 5ll bciiirbtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
WtonIianOr i. 4. Wmucp's @citut
tlill0.

Ebiln0clpbia go, 30. Moi.
Non Scr bcii1cn antbcoroIc ans bat
BcItcrn Oic @ciicblnN Der @cicbc oc5
am lcBtcn Sonntng pcrItorbcnen
,Vtoni9nor y. & @arucu, 9icftprH
oc0 ct. Charles NomiiH .fntboliihcn
Scnlnnra III Cpcrbroot, ltatt1ciuu,
ocn 9iIhoi Sbnunbuu BON @orria.
burh Fay las Ole Jieqlicm.M Mciic
nno DtonIiBnor Sherman. Ncftor Der
bici1cn ct. Eotrid'a Stride, bicIt sic
Frcoigt. Cen IrBtcn Nnhrlti pio-
mctc Ocm GoOtcn GrjbiiNoi Npon.
Inter ocn bcruorro1enOcn Ericitcrn
bel scr Srihenicicr bciouo iid) aud,
aaroinul Soguc, FrinnS bon >SrInno,
luclhcr bon 9tcw Dort jur Seihcn
lclcr bcrber acfonlmcn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
glni ialidDcr ISGhrtc.


Gruu @mncB ioute III Ncm-0orf
ouigcipiirt luor0en icin. - slbcr
c9 mor miCOcr 9tidta.
2oportc, &nO.. %. Moi. - Die
&crtbci0iNer Don Nan Sumpbere.
Wurron unO 9iorocn bnben cine Eolt'
fortc aus 9ttu Yorf crboltcll, III wcl.
der c9 bciBt, onB 6rar @lmneB in
?ir. 323, II. StroBc, in @rooflpn &C.
nulocn lucrocn t0nnc Iic Foitfortc
tr0Nt tcinc llutcrid)riit. Gic Anlu1Itc
crtIdrtcn oldl. Oob u. 5. Goic uno
G. Y. @ocrtc lit Gbicogo ocn mDltes
ri0icn oS. s." critirt bobcn, pclhcr
bcbolptctc, lcda Gage nnd) bent
HrnnOc Der Wnnncb6orm Srau
0'ltnneB in GG0clt lttob, Ncicben uno
4Clprudcn 81 bobcn. rS. s." loll
Dem Gnie mo @ncrtc cit Shrciben
on0cbIid bon Srou @unneB ge5eigt
bobcn. i'll melhem lie crj0blt. onB iie
III MSnncrfleioern cntiIobeu iei ilno
ibr goIogcfiiutes @cbib IN ooS 6ener
gC1uoricu bobe. rS. s." ion bereit
icir, Ocn @ricf gcgcn gntib1oisuug
al sic Nc60rocn oualicfcrn 81 mol.
len.
?tcm Norf, % Moi. - gluf oic
tclcgrophild)c 9tnhrld)t bin, oaB Die
OCa WinicnmoroS pero0btigc 6rot
@unncB in Dem 0ouic Rr. 1923, II.
StruBc @rootlpn, gciunocu moroen
lei, ltottctcn Nciteru Nbeno 5mci DC.
tcftiu1 Der 9icuicrpohc ali Der :.
9ucnIc ncbIt eincnl Vcrihtcrltotter
Dem gcnolntcn Souic cincn geiud
ob, lm Grfunoialngen ilber Die ge.
mobncr 0ca NoulcS al Ort uno
Stcllc cin5u5icbcu. >Sn Dem Sauie,
cincm orci lt0figcn ,SndDiucrf.@e.
b0roc nit 6cm edible .sSurniibeo
Hoona," fon0Cn iic mir 5ipei ipeib.
Iihc 9cluobncr, cine Sroll WcSinneb
mo cine ,Srou Smith, bon oenen Die
erltCrc ldon ilhcr Sluei Sabre BORT
luobnt mo 5ur 3cit al Siele Der
mlf cincm Nciuhc in Ecnniplpnnien
obmclcnbcn Gigcntbiimcrin, euer
tSrau Sollcr bic 9lliiidt iibcr oas
NuuS lithrt. 9lub Srnu Smith lit,
lule Ole GctcttipS ielbit iuuBteu, ihon
lcit mlnGcItcuS cincm bolbcn Sobre
cine @cruobnerin ocS 6ollicS. Iab
feline Ser bclocn 5roncn nit Der &c.
ln6tcn Srml G'unncb ioentiid) iein
tonllte, gcbt altBcrocnl lhon oorous
hcrpor, 0oB lie flcin mo ihmGd)tig
lnO, lp0brcnO oic angcblide Maiien.
norocrin bon GROCER iiuieriettcr
Stntlr lit.
glnBer Den 9cnonnten bcioen
,Srnltcn bcluobntc niir nod cine ,rau
Scbor oaS SonS iiir bic Touer bon
etuo clncm Wonot, 500 n6er Dor bier.
6c6n Sn9en bon oort Tort, obnc ibre
Jcbl1e Horciic on}llgeben, OoB iie
jcmoIS irgeno iucIdc gc5icbungen 81
Der gelnhtcn 6ron @unncb gcbubt
oocr bon oieier 6ron iibrrboupt an.
ocrS ais onrh Die 3eit,ingen gcbort
bottcn, ItcIlten 6rau Mc@inneB uno
Srou SmitG cntihieben in abreoc
W'nn pcplnlt1et, oob irgeno cine
Ferionlidfcit. tueId)e Der Sroll NC.
@lnncb Icinolid aeiinnt lit. Die Rad.
rlht Don Der slllfiinonng Der ongcb.
lihcn Oinlicnnloroerin, ocren Hnmer
ocn Der tSroll. Wie@irneB Sicmlid
dbnlld, iii, eriono, Inn ocr IeStcren
llnonncbnllldfeiten 3ll bereiicn.
Nl,n, MN,.,.r.(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
ErGiiocnt Glcpclnuo auf Der WeNc.
rfflln.

Erinceton m, 30. Woi.--
Srou @roper GleucIano. lire ainoer
itno ibre liltter, tsrau Ecrrine. rel.
item beutc nat Weit. .Siiipee, N..S.,
no lid Nr. Glcpclnno. mic es beiBt.
ibrcn bcmrGhit nnidIieBen tpiro. Die
Sumilic mill bis September in Oil.
pee 6leiben Ger 3uitono ocs gr.
Eraioenten icu iif, ani crireulide
@eiie sebeiiert baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05
glrbcitsscit luiebcr pcrlangcrt.

Naibua, u. s., 80. Mni. - Is
lit bier befaunt gegeben poroen onb
Die yNaibun Manufacturing SO. -"
imo bic ySodion Co." pom nadliten
Montn9 ob ibrc Standardization
anitutt nie jebt mn 80 Stunben 40
Stunocn pro Wohe i'm 9etriebe bol-
ten pcroen. llngeidbr 1000 ange.
iteate proiitiren oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-06-05

lc0lm0 Der Sitllotion III Gcutihlnno,
luir lie BON Nrn. Soucr ocm Stnotas
Gcportcmcnt iibcrlicicrt uor0cn lei.
Gca Gcrncrcn nnbm Der 6ilrit DC.
3uN olli 1rll. Solucr'H 2IntDcil on Der
SihcrlmN Der bclltlcbcn &crtrctung
mli ser St. 2ouiicr 2IuaItclltnN an
ocm glu3tould) bclltichcr mO omcri'
touiihcr Erofciiorcn lmO on bcn
5luci Shrntlmgcn iilr ocutiNc <Sl>iti.
tltc Sritcn& bca Nrn. 3tn0rNu Gar.
ncNic.
Nnh nrH Mrn (Olurr ilr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
HOMELESS NOW
Biz Fire iD Quebec Burned Out inc Heart of ihe Old City
 Yesterday.
MILLION DOLLAR LOSS

Three Rivers, Que, June 23.--Al- most 1000 people are homeless and more than a million dollars wor.h of damage was done by fire which broke out here yesterday. The heart of the old city has been wiped out of existence and for half a mile square in the business section only blackened ruins remain with a few gaunt chimneys standing intact while furniture saved from the doomed buildings is piled up in the public square.
 Though the doomed district pre- sented a vast scene of wild confu- sion there was no loss of life.
 Five banks and Il hotels were burned to the ground in the path way of the conflagration; nor was that all for the old parish church Of Three Rivers, originally built in 1864 and rebuilt in IA is altogeth- CT destroyed, except for the walls which are still standing. Near the church the custom house is also in ruins. The latter building is also a historic one, being used as a bar. racks In the early colonial days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
SHERMAN IS ILL
Old Complaint Botbers Him and He Had 10 Go 10 a Hos.
 pitaI iD Cleveland.

Utica, N. Y, June 23.-James 5 Sherman, the republican candidate for vice-president, has been com pelled to go to hospital in Cleye, land for treatment of all old com plaint, according to a message re, ceived by his family here to-day The same message announced that pr Finney of Baltimore, who at- tended MT Sherman during an at tack of the same trouble in Wash ington last year had been sum- moned by special train. Mrs Sher- man and one of her sons left for Cleveland by the first train.
 The news received here is very disquieting and it is said that My Sherman is in a serious condition. Extensive arrangements had been made to give him a great reception on his return this evening and spe- cial trains from all sections of Gen. tral and Northern New York had been arranged for to bring people to the city.
 He was resting easier this after- noon and suffered comparatively lit tie pain. It is thought now it will not be necessary to resort to an op- eration.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
THE DAY AT AMHERST.
Exercises Attended By Many Friends
 of Graduates.

Amherst, Mass, June 23.-The class day exercises of Amherst col lege to-day were favored with pleas ant weather and the closing literary efforts by the representatives of the graduating class were listened to by large gathering of alum Ii, parents and friends. The exercises were be- gun with the planting of the ivy by Heath E. White of Charlottetown, P. B. l., president of the senior class. James P. Fleming of Ben Avon, Pa, delivered the ivy oration and the ivy poem was read by William Halls, Buffalo, N. Y. The college hall was the scene of the remainder of the forenoon exercises. Here Edward Powley of Ransomville, N. Y, deliv- cred the class oration and Holbrook Bonney of New York city delivered the class poem.
 The anual meeting of the trus.. tees of Amherst college was held in Walker hall, and those members of the general association of the alumni who were in town for the exercises also held their annual meeting.
 During the afternoon the seniors assembled in the grove and listened to the jocular compositions of their classmates. The grove oration by Frederick P. Smith of Golden, Col, and the grove poem. by William l. Washburn of New York city were delivered at these exercises.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
PRIZES OF CLASS OF 1910.
Waterbury Boys Awarded Honors
 for Freshman Year.

New Haven, June 23.-For excel lence in all the studies of fresh. man year-William Storrs Hoyi Hamilton, New Haven, Conn. and Roger sherman Sperry, Waterbury Conn
 For excellence in physics-Roger sherman Sperry, Waterbury, Conn
 For excellence in chemistry-ln Chemistry B-William Storrs Hoyt Hamilton, New Haven, Conn. In Chemistry A-Roger sherman Sper- ry, Waterbury, Conn. with honorable mention of Jacob Shulansky, Hart ford, Conn. and Winfred Clark War ner, New Haven, Conn.
 For excellence in mathematics William Storrs Hoyt Hamilton, New Haven, Conn, with honorable men, tion of Yaochang Henry Hsin, Shang- hal, China.
 For excellence in Mechanical drawing-Walter Ronald Morse, Waterbury, Conn. ...
 For excellence in German-Divid- ed between Arthur Joseph Hill, Meriden, Conn, and Cecil George Young. Norwich, Conn, with honor able mention of Louis Solomon Kir- jassoif, Waterbury, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
MUST BE FRIENDS
Ambassador of Great Britain Talks About Canada and
 America.

Duluth, Minn, June 23.-"Canada and the United States are destined by the Almighty to be friends" said James Bryce. ambassador of Great Britain to the United States in a speech at the Commercial club ban quet given in his honor last night.
 You have many settlers in the United States from Canada and in Canada We have many from the Unit ed States. It is my privilege to try to prevent any misunderstanding or friction between Canada and the United States"
 No British ambassador could have more respect and confidence than I in that great and brilliant man, Presi- dent Roosevelt, who is honored and esteemed in Great Britain as he is honored and esteemed here.
 During the last few months four treaties have been signed that are destined to overcome difficulties that may hereafter arise between the United States and Canada. These are proofs of the cordial relations that exist between these countries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
THE REID NUPTIALS
Daughter of Ambassador 10 England Weds Brother of
 Earl of Dudley.

London, June 23.-With King Edward and Queen Alexandra smil- ing approval from their private gal lery, Jean Reid, daughter of White law Reid, the American ambassador to England, was married this after noon in the chapel royal of St James palace to the Hon John Hubert Ward, brother of the Earl of Dud- ley and equerry in waiting to the king.
 The ancient chapel, one of the few remains of the old palace of the Tudors, in which Queen Victoria and several of her daughters were mar ried, was prettily decorated with flowers for this the most fashionable of recent weddings in London.
 A great crowd assembled in St James square to watch the arrival of the bridal party and the king and the queen and other members of the royal family, who by their attend ance at the chapel and the subse- quent reception at Dorcester house. the city residence of Ambassador Reid, paid compliment to the American ambassador and his daugh- ter seldom accorded even to mem bers of the English nobility. The invitations, which were limited to less than 100 on account of the smallness of the church, set the time of arrival at 2:45 p. m., and by that hour all the guests had found their seats.
 A few minutes before 3 o'clock King Edward and Queen Alexandra, accompanied by their suites, drove up from Buckingham palace and pro ceeded at once to the royal gallery, where the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and Princess Patricia al- ready had arrived.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-23
FOUND DEAD ON RIVER BANK.
Body of Unidentified Man Discovered
 Near Scantic Boat Club.

East Windsor Hill, June 23..-- The body of an unidentified man about 65 years of age was found lying near the bank of the Connect icut river a short distance from the Scantic Boat club yesterday after noon about 1 o'clock by some Poles. He was we'll dressed, having on a vest and trousers of mixed goods, blue coat, heavy underwear, gray stockings and Congress shoes, a black bow tie. Under his head q revolver was found. but 1t was not loaded. Tn his pockets were found a few pennies, pair of gold rim med spectacles, a clay pipe and an empty pocketbook. He was a man about five and one-half feet tall, dark complexioned. with gray hair and without front teeth.
 Dr Dean, the medical examiner, was called and gave permission for the removal of the body. and Under taker E. l.. Furrey of Hartford took charge of it. It was placed In the tomb at South Windsor awaiting Identification. In spite of the fact that revolver was found under the head of the man. no wound could he found. and it was thought that while i'll he lay down and died. He had been dead about month.