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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
zlotlny.

PAM Ellen Leonardoyou, hospo
dyni syeho S4letebo otce. Vrsh
jest As rok1 star a kdyz byl
zatsen, vysloyil Sc, ze je tomu
rad, he Leonardoyou zabiI, pone
vadz pry mela ma otce vliv a zpn
sobila, he mladsi jeho bratr byl
minnly tyden 1omoVa otcem Wy.
poVezen. Leonsrdova pry meIa
tuseni, be j oeekaya nejake neste
ST pfiprayovsla Sc ma odchod
zloelny pfl yolebnim osudi.
Nekolik bantitn, patrnt pffyr.
zenc1 k smdi odsouseneho vraba
ctls, kterg pomsty zas,felil
praynika Marcuma, pouzilo ' Lc-
xington, KY, volebnfho rozeilenf
X pokusn zayrazdit kap. Ewcna.
kterg byl hlavnim sv6dkem prot
ieudisthm Jackson. Dyanact ran
yypaleno bylo ma Ewena . ulieky,
ale jerdye zasably no do obleku.
V Louisville strhla &c d volebniho
osudi II wardk stfeba . pisto.
II, pfi MI Tom kileys demokrati.
eky soudce, stfelen byl do bIayy .
smrtelnk zranen cd jakGhosi Jaku.
ba Kriegera, republikanskeho Be
ria. -- v Danyille, Ky, mlad5
Wm. Middleton prorazil Fountain
H. Hartymu kolbou revolyeru
lcbku a smnelue no zranil. - v
Troy Kyv deputy serii stfelil
jisteho Filipa Reillybo, ze Sc tia
Gil X yolcbnimu o9udf. v Law
fenccburg, KY byl konstebl ia
wards smrtelnh pobodan We ryaSce,
strbnuysf SC u yolebnibo osudi, cd
divers Carybo. v Pittsburgh,
Pa, bylo by maIem doSIo X lyn
koyanf. cernoch Armstead tam
smneloe postfeliI hlidate u voleb-
nlho osudi, Patricks Butlera, ma
tez Sc dal ma 1tek k fece Monon-
gabels, stiban jsa asi 500 muzi. v
tom kdyz byl cbyceD, dostaviIa Sc
policie . po zouialem boji yrahs
yysyobodiIa rukou rozIiceneho
dayu odvedla bo do v6zenl
zadna nadsje ma vyhubeni pliouse.
V Dallas, Tex, zahsjena byla
narodni konvence ma vyhubeni bs
yInoyebo pilouse, IN pFitomno
bylo vice ueAIi 500 delegate asi
1000 posIucbaeh. Nejvh,si pozor
nosti SC tksil tajemnik zemkdelstVi,
Wilson, ktery problasi, be bsvi.
noyeho pilouse nelze vyhu5iti v
feti sve praviI' "Sesli jstc sc Y
zdimu lrody baylny We Spojenycb
Statscb Jsk dalece sam vim
byIo nj sdtleno, nemoano nam
baylDoyeho pilouse vyhubiti, aniz
nem1leme ho ma toto stran9 fek
Sabine Mississippi udrzeli.
pfIznsI &c X Gnosu syna Cudahyho.
v ST. Joseph, Mo-, byl dne 8.
fijna zatten Thomas Costello, ali
ss Murphy omahy, tfemi poIici-
sty, ktefI MIN meli yelmi tuhou
praei Costello Sc vidal teprve,
kdyz byl stluten policejnfmi kla.
cky. X zsttenl pomohla mu jista
zensiina, MI Sc Costello pohsdal
a ia ze zlosti ndala na ne polieii, |
be Jest soudrubem Pata Crowe-a a
ze Sc s1tsstniI timto 1nosu syna
Cudahyho. Costello jsa jednou
opilym vychlonbsl sc timto zloai-
mem vefeIn6 Y hostinei. kspitan
polieie, McNamsrs, lpodrobil ho
a tvrdi Sc, be Sc Costello
dplnk h zloeinu pfiznaI Syns Gu.
dabyho unesl pry jisty Johnson,
kterg Sc nsleza nynf We yezeni y
Montsne pro pfepadeni ylsku,
kdezto Grove q on sam eeksli ma
1nosce ma ehlapce ma brsniclch
Omahy pax ho ukryli. vsicbni
iii pry Y te dobe prseovali jat-
kaeh Cudshyho v South 0maze.
Tento telegrsfoval z omshy do
St. Joseph, ably Thomas Costello
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
zE STATU NEBRASKA.

v Plattsmonth odsouzen byl
sobotu smlreim sudim Archerem
Frank Benfer obyineny 1toku
a sbiti hostinskebo p. Ed. Donata,
k pokute sIoo k zsplaceni soud-
Mich 1trat.
- We Fremont byl We stfedu v
noei vyloupen stFizni obchod Hen
ry Gumperia a lupiei ukofistili
zbozl cene nGkolika set dolar1.
LoGpez byla objevena teprve We
stvrtek rano. Polieie Sc domniva,
BE lupiti odyezli ukradene zbozi
We voze.
" nedeli noci nsystiyili
neznami dosud lupici postu Dan.
nebrog, roztrhli pokladnu dyna-
mitem a ukofistivse 5000 ma hoto-
vosti a muozstvi kolkn, stastne
uuikli. Obtane, probuzeni W.
buchem, pronasledovali lupite a
take vypalili "a mimi nekolik ran.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
yybueh zasoby naboj6.

Ma Long islandu, N. r., Wy.
bucbnnl ve stfedu tFinaetipalcovg
naboj q nasledkem tobo yybuchIy
tcz ybeebny ostatnf zasoby nabo.
10, pfi temz Sest dllnfk0 bylo
' prayem smyslu fioya roztrhano
na kusy deset jinYeb bylo vice
meme poraatno pfi vybucbu byly
Nj skladibtt dpIne rozbazeny a
trogky rozletly Sc daleko Siroko do
okolf Okna byIa taken yzduebu,
vgbuehem zp6sobenebo, yymaek'
nuts M PeekskiII, jez SC nslhza
nj mile cd mists, kdc SO vybuch
ndaI. JednoiIiye taSti mnyol "a
bitycb delntk6 nalezeny byly We
vzdalenosti ntkolika set stop. Po
vgbncbu nasledoval ohefi namof
ni possdka ho teprve po pekolika
bodinaeh uhssils. Leksfi a obe.
tfovatelky dogtaVili Sc ma misto
neStlstl nepfodlent . rancnym po.
skytnuta rychle pomoc,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11

ds,em iertse kdyi odvesen hyl
' polierinim yuso ma staniei, lid Nc
roaeaal,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
neSiesti ns poulltni draze
V Kansas City.

We srAzce, kteraz Sc udals mezi
dvema karami We stfedu rano '
Kansas City, dyh osoby byly zsbi-
~, nj tezce porsneuy, pstnaet
vazne zraneno q jednsdvscet utr.
ptIo odfeniny porsnsni sklem.
Vstsins techto jsou deytsts, jez
90 ubirala do prace. Jedna Kara,
iszena laneni a obsazena mnoz-
atyim lidi, pfijela b Summit uIici,
kdyz tom motorak nezapnul sve
syeradlo ma lano a kara s vrSkn
poesla rycble jcti zpet Ma neste
ST busta mlba zabranoysIs tomu,
be ffiie drnhe kary, nalezsjici Sc
diva bloky zpet, nevidel blizicl sc
nebezpeti a TAX ODE kary Sc srazi.
ly Sc strasliyou rychlosti a ccstu-
jicf na obou karach byli vyhozeni
ma ulici. NekteFi dokonce pfc
psdli pies zabrsdli visduktu a
spadli ma tratG do hloubky dvsceti
stop. Je to prayy zzzrsk, BE ne.
byIo zabito vice lidf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
Nekollk ptatk6 ' pasti,

V ot Paul, Minnj byl nedav
no zateen iisty Kaspar |. Ernst,
jsa obzaloyan katolickym knezem
Metzlerem re Chippewa Falls,
Wis, pro vylakanf penez pod IA
lesn4mi pfedstirkami. Ernst byl
dan pod zaruku s4so aysak ru.
citele jeho pa.rne sc obavali, ze
ma Ernst zaJeei myslenky a proto
zaruku wall zpet Ernsts ode.
vzdali do rukou seriia. Jcdnim 2
techto rnclteln jest sam svakr OBJ.
zaloyaneho. Jak 2 pfedbezneho
vysetfoyani vychazi ma jeyo, Ernst
vylakal ma mnoha li1ech znaene
sunny peDez Sc slibem, ze je pro
ne ulozi ma dobrou jistotu a vyso-
ke 1roky Mezi osizenymi naleza
Sc mnoho katolickych knezi, kteH
Ernstoyi syefili sye soukrome d
spory odbaduje Sc. BE Ernst
timto zpdsobem yylakal nejmene
S2oo, 900. T. nst spInomocnil sve
bo prayniks Johna y. O'Briens,
ably prodal dye obehodpi jcho bu-
doyy, maiicf eenu s2oo, 600, ma
nichz ale vaane duh si7o, 600. -
V Pittsburgh minnleho ,ydne chtcl
skontiti samoyrazdou 'Elroy 5.
Plat, kontraktor ze ST. Louisa a
Iak nyni vychazi ma jevo, ueinil
to proto, be zproneyeFiI asi Gao,
600 2 kontraktorske spoleenosti
George Plata, jejimz byl poklsd
nikem. Otcc Platthv naslcdkcm
synoyy zpronevery tezce onemoc
mel, pied onemocnenim vSak Wy
sloyil svou oehotu, ze bude hledet
osobne nabrsditi ztram podilni
khm spolecnosti. Pokladnfk
Licking County Bank v o., Harry
] Hoover jest obvinen zc zpro-
neyefeni nkkoIika tisich dollarn.
Hoover byl dive take yypomoc-
n}m pokladnikem Peoples
National Bank a zproncyefcni
Jeho potala obou tecbto ban
kacb jiz pied desfti roxy. Hoover
dovedl vbak tax bikoynh knihy
obou bank zmanipulovati, be cd.
haleni jeho podyod1 byIo nsnej
vyS obtizne a statni prohizeGi
bank nedovcdi nalezti knihzch
nic podezfeleho. Hoover kryl
sebodek s34, 600 jednc bsnce
tim, &c druhe wal tento obnos,
ovbem bez yedomf yefitel1. Ko
neene vsak piece feditelstyo PHI
Bio na tyto podyodne jeho mani
pulace a Hoover zatten. Az do
Il dolby poziyal vseobecne vazno.
sti.-V Moline, Ill, byl zatteu
sekretaf tamnejbiho vypomocneho
spolku, w. War;, poneyadz Sc
pfiSlo na 10, be pokladnk mu
cbybi pcnize. Z potatku Sc my.
sleIo, be obnasi zpropevsfeni jebo
nekolik tisic dollar6, nyni vsak
po d1kladnem pfcbledu zjisteno,
be zproneyeFeni dosahuje $50, 600
4 tobo dIuzi $4,000 vypomocne.
mn spolku a s23, soukromym
vefitel0m. Vgpomocny spolek
Jest pry pied ztratou poIisten
pfenosem jeho tiskarny, msuci
cenu gao. moo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
KR0NIKA UDAL0sTf.
zachvsy zems.

ST Louis pocftil We stfcdn diva
otfesy zeme. Pryni Q mich trval
ssi pet vtefiu, druby asi dvG minu
ty. Otfes tento byl nejvice poci-
toyan We vysokgch obcbodnicb
bniovacb a drbteoi oxen a kole.
bani Sc budoy naplnilo strachcm
mnoho osob. Vladnf budoya, jez
jest pcs,ayeDa MA kolech, zarsze
ngch do piskD, byIa otfcsens Cd
zakladn al po stfechu. Spojenf to.
lefo1icke bylo budoye pfetrzcno
Take Mempbisu, Tenn, byly
pociteny tyto diva zachv6yy, aysak
ami zde, ami ST. Louisu nezpbso
beny iimi zsdne skody. Nekteil
lide po pryem zachyeyu yyb6bli
ma ulici, ale uklidniyse SC, vratili
We opet do domi ZachvGyy byly
pocifoyany al do Grenady, Miss.
Tel y tasti lIlinoisu byly tyto
zachv6yy spozorovany siee hlsy.
ne v BellevilIc a Peori
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
Deeko zabito automobllem.

Mslitka dceruska Cbsrlese Bo.
hama New Yorku byla We stFedu
odpoledpe lasazena auiomobilem,
jehoz baterie SO poronchala . nc.
nechaia Sc fiditi, a okamzitG byls
usmrcena. Byl 10 expresni auto.
mobilovg vnz, ktery zpdsobiI
toto nehtssf Ffdisem jeho byI
Mesgher Prave, kdyz sc ebtel
zatociti 8 West End avenue do 6o.
ulice, stroj We porouchal, stkoli
Mesgber snazil Sc bo pakoi zssta.
viii, nezdsFilo SO ma to. v tom
nestsstnou nahodou PAM Faulkne-
roya. teta zsbitebo dbcka, chtela .
koearkem pfekfiziti ulieL Syou
vlsstnf osmiletou deerusku vedla
"a ruku. Osoby, zpozorovsvM ne.
bezpeti, kfiteli ma Fsnlknero-
YOU, ably Sc yybnuls, ale bylo jiz
pozde. Automobil vraziI do ko.
esrku, jejz roztffstiI, dseko 2 mel
yybodil Iedno pfednieb koI
automobile zasablo jcho hlavitku
a 1plne j rozmaekslo. psnl
Faulkneroya strbls sve ylastnf dlte
strsnou, ale ! 10 bylo zraneno. ne
yssk nebezpecne. Automobil Sc
pojednou sam zsstsvil koIem H.
die Sc shluknul day Iidu, kiery
FvsI: "Zsbte hoi Zabte hol" a til
policiste po dyacet minut museli
Mesghers branit pied rozlicenym
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
Bitka s rudochy.

pOuueli VcceT ODdrZeI RuVcrs
ner Wyomingu zpravu boji mezi
tetou Crow indiana, yedenou
Charlesem Elkem a cetou 2 okrc.
81 Weston, jiz stal veele serii w.
II Miller Bitka mezi rudochy a
seritoyon eetou strhla SO v sobotu
k veceru ma potokn Little Ligh.
ming, so mil ma sever Cd Lusk.
Miller a jeden Jebo pFlrucich, ia
koz hi rudolf boji padIi NE
kolik jirych je rsptno Bitka "a.
vinena byla rudocby, ktef porn.
Soyali bonebpl zakon, a stfileli
dokonce ! dobytek a oyce Scrif .
tetou yyprayil Sc "a mini zajal
indianske zeny a pax jal se stihsti
eotu as bojoynlkn Ma pomoc BE-.
riioyi yytrbly Getty Lusk, Dou
glss a Newcastle. ObtanG 2 po
sledoejblho mtsta pozadali guyer'
nera, ably postal yojsko prot
rudoebnm. Die pozd6jbfch zpray
vycbazf ma ieyo, he pfepsdenf ru.
doehd cd serifoyy Getty bylo GpIne
neoprayneue lndian6 zecl, klid1e
jcli po cesth We yozeeb Sc syymi
rodinami, kdyz byli napadeni a
tcprvc potion Sc braniIi Cela "a
lezitost bude d6kIadoe yysetFena
a prayi vinnici bndou potrcstaoi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
zhoubny polar.

y Irving, kas sdeiujc mani
milg pas jednstel, p. JOS Mleynek,
naslcdoyni Ozhamuji VAN, ze p,
S. Skoeb, sedlaf Irving, kas ,
dno 4, Iistopadu Y noel vybofei a
be steJne nesttstf potkslo ! jebo
souseds p. PYehu. We sboFelo
al do zaklad1. Pan s, Skoeb
Gfta 81 ztratu ma So, 600, SboTelo
mimo bndoyu vie. co mel ' dime
slozono. ylsstniI bojnk zssobeng
zayod ma iemenf kohske posiro-
je, politely obuynieks, fsrmerske
nafsdl yeskor6 zasoby ~ staly SO
koFisii plsmend.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11
Nosssrellsro,o uaslleui.

olelovy trust v ttthlo dnceh
osuamil, le Ssytil renu oleio pro
pleknpniky ma gallonn o cent.
Pro spoltohova,elo snamenA 10
lvlleni ma gallonu o1H eontn,
Toto oEnAmone syyAtni pIinesc
itns,u nelmtne o 5000, 600 vice
pibmn Doposud ,alo zv5scnA
eena plat pon,o pro ptetisfovanj
oloi, ponavadl WAX ohyecina ia
kovo sySscni uasleduie pro suro
W oloi, tn trust zvysenim surovcho
oloie vydela dalsioh sio, 600, 600.
IA aAsterku ku zvYStni wal 81
trus, to, Be pfy oleios6 pramcny
Vclmi mAlo nyni vydaysii
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-11-11


We Nashingtonn, o sasttclil y
pondhli Louis Mortified ssoii lenu
piclim slrAvnim doma, nAtos spa
ehal subeyfaldu Mortified pro.
puslen byl "a paroli blaginee a
ada sc, De tin s?aehal &c stfachu,
se bude poslan zptL uohor byly
w tineny k tomu plipfavy Ne.
stastnA 1ona sycdla musem zou
ialY boi, nctli mu podlohla Byla
srabem fisnuta do celia a praya
ruka I spalena V pond6li pItde
dnem domaei PAM slysela il volali
o ponce, ale nemohla sc k nj do
stati, ponevads dvefe byly zamee.
ny. ! vybehla ma uliei, kdez po
2adala straznika a nekolik lidL
ably sli napadene pomooi, avsak
zadng neehtel tax ueiniti. ! vra
tia Sc op6i do domu a kfiecla ma
Mortiieldoyou, ably ien Sc jeste
branila, be polieie jiz jde. v tom
vSsk paddy dive r5ny hned ma TO
paddy III dalsi kdyz dveFe byly
vypateny, oba mauzele nalezcni
byli mnyi.
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sankki6y syn ye yakne obialobf.

William J Honn . Charleston,
III, syn nejbobatsiho bankefe .
Coles okfesu, byl za,tep We sifedu
ma obyinsni, ze o,ravil svo1 mia.
dou msnzelkn Jeho zaruka byla
ustsnovena ma s7,ooo . pfelIGcni
budc . MIN odbYvano pflS1 tyden,
Roman zatteneho mladebo muze
zspoesl Iednu a bned pry1f jeho
kapitola byla sensatnf Honn byl
totiz do Charlestonu pfiyodcn
konsteblcm otcem sleeny May
haly Galbrsitbose noei a byI
pfinucen, ably 81 j wal. Shstek
ten odbyvan byl p1Inoei MIady
Honn sietna Gslbraiihoya cbo.
dill spolu do skoly mezi mini sc
yyyinuI pomsr, kterY ukonten byl
s6s,ksm . pfinaceni. MIadi man,
zelc zili spoln ntkolik mhsieh
pojednou mlada panl nable zemFe.
Ia. HouB Bsgfaiii se do domn
syych rodit6, oahIa a podozFela
smrt jebo mauzolky stala 10 wax
pfieinou mnobgch pov6stl, AT ko-
nctne tyto SC dostaly pied velkou
porotu, Jcz yznesla ma Honna oh.
zalobu.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
PAYING sHIFTLEss NEGROES DAILY,

There is a certain sawmill concern in the longleaf yellow pine district which a couple of years ago, after studying the labor problem and the question of securing efficient work from it's crew, composed largely of negroes, decided on a radical change-an absolute innova- tion as far as we are aware in its method of handling it's payroll.
 Instead of the customary method of paying off its hands monthly. semi monthly, or by checks at more frequent intervals, or daily, it concluded to pay in cash every night. It employs time keeper for this special purpose, who makes his round twice day, finds out who is at work. and promptly at six o'clock. on the blowing of the whistle, is behind his window, with his payroll and cash before him ready to attend to the men. In this particular mill whose crew is large, about three-fourth ap- pear every night for their money. The only exception as to the daily payroll is Friday night, when, in order that the weekly payroll may be figured out properly, no, payment is made. On Saturday night Fridays pay is handed out. except to those who have worked Saturday. They must wait until Monday. On Monday night payment is made for both Saturday and Monday.
 In abandoning their former system of payment this concern thouht it wise also to abandon it's store or cofnmissary though now it members say that if they wished to run a store they believed that they could do so as successfully as un- der the old system.
 Such radical change in handling the payroll will probably be looked at scornfully by most of our Southern readers, yet the members of the concern profess themselves to be not only satis- fled, but highly pleased with the results. All around them their neighbors are complaining of lack of help. Many mills are running short-handed, and there is constant struggle to get hold of what men are available and willing to work. Efforts are made to import help from other States. Yet this con- cern turns away men every day. It losses very few of it's men, always has full crew, and has it's pick. Further more, it is able to run every day in the week. It is not troubled by men lay off to recuperate after a Sunday or after the first of the month.--American Lumberman.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
ETIQUETTE ON THE LINKS,

Not only in the actual playing of golf, but in the etiquette of the game. the American players. or some of them, might we'll learn something from the visiting Englishmen. An observer of all the games, and participant in the practice rounds, states that there was a marked difference between the American and the English in their bearing toward their caddies. The Americans, especially the college boys, were impatient if the caddie did not at once find the ball after the drive. The Englishmen did not hurry or worry at all. They almost invariably said. Thank you," when the caddie did a service for which he was being paid. They consulted with the caddle and usually accepted his judgement as of value, even if it was sometimes in error. And they did not run. One of the cad- dies was sent up the hill at Myopia to indicate the direction of the hole. He started to run up the hill with his heavy bag of clubs, after a sharp com mand from one of the college boys.
 Don't run, my lad" called out the Englshman for he was doing the serr vice, we've got all the time that there is. s."-Boston Evening Transcript.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
MERIDEN 2. NEW LONDON O.

Meriden. Conn.,. Aug '. - The home team and New London had a hard bat tie here this afternoon which Meriden won ? to 1. scoring the winning run in the ninth inning a base. on balls, a sacrifice. put out and two hits. New London scored their only run in the sec- ond inning on Rising's three bagger hit to deep lest, Drew being on first base when the hit came. After this inning the visitors were unable to find Hodge and they did not get man past second Paige was also effective. The local team tied the score in the seventh through er- TOTS of Armbruster and Fallon. The feature of the game outside the pitching department were double plays by Elan agan and Altizer and Larkin and Burke and Theisen a catch of a liner by Bob Drew. and Captain Bannon's running catch in center field. The score by in- nings:
 R.H.E.
 Meriden .. .....0 0 0 0 001 1--2 8 i New London ....0 0 o 0 0 0 Q 0--1 5 9 Batteries-Hodge and Theisen: Paige and Armbruster.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28

ball team has arranged for three games
 between now and Labor day. These are to be played in Rockville. South
 Manchester and Middletown.
 The base ball game on Saturday af- ternoon at Athletic park. Milford. will be called at o'clock, instead of the usual time. 3:3O. Manager Patterson has decided upon this course on account O. the horse trot which will be held early in the afternoon at Meadowside park. and the regular Saturday after noon yacht rces, which will not be coml- Dleted until late in the afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
R,H.E.
BASEBALL NOTES,

Two weeks from tomorrow the state league season of 1903 ends. After this weeks games the Blues two next week and two in the last week of the season.
 No post-season games are probable in New Haven. In fact these post season contests are being quite generally dis- couraged in all the leagues this year. To-day the Meriden team will play on the Savin Rock grounds. The game will begin at 3:45. New Haven, with its changed in and out fields, is stronger
 than at any time this season. The Blues will endeavor to wallop the Silver City aggregation to-day.
 Manager Canavan may have another "find'' in the gme to-day. The new man comes from Winsted and is said to be o. K.
 Hartford defeated Springfield yester- day. The Forest City team need not Hack for goodly company in its de- eeat. New Haven fans have vivid rec- ollections of Hartford's prowess. Then, too, an occasional victory for Hartford Illdy lICtedSc lIie ttteliudltcS at tiie
 games in that city. T. Reilly knows that the attendance might be larger to his financial benefit.
 Speaking of T. Reilly, some of the
 New Haven fans are wondering why Hartford sports fail to appreciate
 Toms antics on the field. Reilly's ex-
 hibitions of nervousness and his coach.
 ing at recent games in New Haven have
 been veritable side-shows, we'll worth the price of admission.
 Holyoke plays here tomorrow. With any kind of luck the Blues should win to-day's game; also the one tomorrow,
 and then there will be fair chance to land in better position before the sea-
 son ends. s
 ! Manager Moore of the Branford base
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
OF NORTHERN ANCESTRY.
"A Descendant of One of Connecticut's
 GoVernors

A Descendant of One of Connecticut's
 Governors.
 Miss Pitkin of New Orleans, daughter .of a former New Orleans postmaster, and in whose honor a banquet was giv- |en by Mrs. Robert M Wilcox Ella Wheeler Wilcox at the Bungalow, Short Beach. Tuesday evening. is a very beautiful, tall. fascinating and accom- plished southern woman with northern ancestors. She is descendant of Gov ernor Pitkin of Connecticut. who was for years deputy governor previous to his election to the office of governor. He died in office in 1769, being succeed ed by the distinguished Jonathan Trumbull.
 Among the guests at the banquet were Governor and Mrs. Chamberlain of Meriden. General George Hare Ford of New Haven, and MT. and Mrs. Rock we'll. sssr
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
ON THE BASEBALL FIELD
NEW HAVEN TANOUISHES HoL-
 YOKE SEVEN TO TWO.

Hartford Wins FIFst Game on Home Grounds Since JuIy 7-Norygieh and MrrIden Win.
 Holyoke, Mass, Aug. 27.-Every base on balls given by Clancy in to-day's game proved costly as New Haven punched hits after the gifts. Perkins was hit oftener than Clancy, but man. aged to keep the hits fairly we'll scatter ed. The features of the game were the hitting Of Golden and a remarkable double play in the ninth inning in which Bone was caught at the plate on a fine throw by Batch after the latter had taken a fly from Hall The score:
 NEW HAVEN,
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TheHOWe& StetsOn Co.

conversation was in progress it was be- ing carefully jotted down by a stengo- grapher behing a screen, whose pres ence MT. Mason never suspected. He later admitted on the witness stand that he had offered to buy the Con- solidated Jellico certificates for s20O,- 900. but would not admit that he rep York Herald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
HARTFORD 10. ,spRINGFIE1,D

V. Hartford, Aug. 27.-For the first time since July ' Hartford to-day won a game on the home grornds. The play CTS were given a. demonstration from the grand stand at the close Donovan for Springfield was hit freely and was wild at times. Three triples secured by Hartford aided materially in the score. Rockford, formerly of New London, played on the home team. In the third inning Lawrence. the Hartford short |stop. was accidentally kicked in the head and had to retire. The score by innings:
 ..4 R.H.E. Hartford .. ....s 000021- -lo IS 4 Springfield .. g 0012 000-6 0
 Batteries-Luby and Thomas; Dono- van and O'Connor. ~"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28

[. VISITING AT GREENPoINT, L. L
 Miss Mae E. Calvin, bookkeeper, of 118 Liberty street. is enjoying a vaca- ton at Greenpoint, L. l., with her aunt, Mrs. P. J. Skane, formerly of this city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28
NORWICH 2, BRIDGEPoRT O

Bridgeport, Aug. 27--Norwich won from Bridgeport to-day shutting them uot In the second, Fosters error, when two men were on bases and one out. shut out the chances for d double play and scored two runs. Both Plank and Waller pitched supreb ball. The score by innings: .
 R.H.E. Norwich .. ......0 0 2 1000 0--2 5 1 Bridgeport .. 70 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 co 4, 1 Batteries-Plank and Sullivan: Wal Ter and Rourke.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-28

Consoling.-He- Darling. I have lost
 my position. ! She--Never mind. dear. Think of
 how small your salary was.-Town and
 Country.