davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
SOME, STABLE NOTES.

The gray trotter Roselle, 2:14. owned at Los Angeles. Cal. is called "the pink horse.' owing to his pink skin showing through the fine coat of hair
 Billy T., 2:19A, owned in Toledo, O.. has remarkable record. He has trot- ted 416 miles in races. winning seventy first moneys in ninety-siX starts. AL though quite well along in years, he was contending factor in the Toledo matinee last year.
 Sweet Marie. 2:O4%, will be shipped from California to Alta Mcdonald early in April.
 High Seven, 2:14K, which, raced over the half-mile tracks in Ohio last sea. son. will come down the grand circuit this year. rs
 Over 300 horses are in training at the Memphis track.
 Jimmie Carpenter has York Boy, 2:OSA, in his stable at Readville.
 Old Azote, 2O4%. was very fast on the snow path at Albany this winter.
 The Maine bred trotter. Bingham, 2:20A. has been sent to Scott Hud- son. S'
 Eastern men have purchased Edna O.. 2:12k, from William Offeet Of Nashville. Ind.
 Jack Kinney has fourteen horses in his stable at Dover, N. H., and ex- poets about twenty more.
 Ed Giles will train the horses be. longing to Tappon X Barnes of Attic. bOrO at the BrocktOn track.
 Jockey Lucien Lyme has signed to ride for Middleton X Jungbluth of Louisville. Ky. Their stable includes the Picket and other high class run- ners.
 w. l.. Snow. who has Locanda, 2O3A, Black Hal. 2O5s. and twenty other fast horses at his home at Hor. nellsville, N. Y.. will train at Cleve- land this spring.
 James Brady, who gave Grace Bond. the champion 3-year-old last year. her carly education. will train for W. H. McDoel of Chicago. He is now at Macon, Ga, with seven, including the fast gray pacer. Allerson.
 The Billings stable at Cleveland in- rludes Major Delmar. 1:59N. the Monk. 205z: Equity, 2:12k: Charley Mac, 2O1%: Alexander, 2O91t: the Dean. 2:10A: Hugh Wynne. 2:13A; the Ques- tor. 2:11A: Glad News. wagon record, 2:14; Sir Albert S.. 2O3%; Prince Di- rect. POT; Greenline. 2O7%; Morning star. 204%; Angus Pointer, 204h; Dr Monical, 2O9k: Hontas Crooke. 207s: Babe Allerton. 2:17k, and a number of young ones.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
TIME TABLE.
Corrected to Oct 30. 1904. HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Trains leave Meadow street station for Boston, Hartford and way stations at 6:50. 8:37 . .m.: 1920. S:16. 7:3l 9. m.
 Trains arrive at Meadow street sta tion from Boston. Hartford and way stations at S:18. 11:40 a. m.: 200. S:4S p. m.
 Trains leave Meadow street station for New York. Poushkeepsie. Dan bury and way stations at S:30 .. h.: and 2:05 and for Danbury only 100 p. m. ..-.......
 Tfains arrive at Meadow street ata- tion from New York, PoughkeepsiA Oanbury and way stations at s:c7 a m.; 1920 and 7:34 p. m.
 SUNDAY TRAINS.
 Leave Meadow strees station for Hartford and way stations at S:31 10O5 .. m: 200. 5O6 and 100 9. m.
 Arrive at Meadow street station at o3O, II 30 .. m.; 450. 6:5O and $50 ?. m.
 NAuGATUcK DIVISION.
 Trains leave Bank street station for New York. Bridgeport, New Haven and other places south at 6:35. 7:55. lO:52 a. m.: 1:15. 249. 4:35. 6:15 and for New Haven and way stations ouiy. 1:53 p. m.
 Trains arrive at Bank street station from New York. Bridgeport. New Ha- ven and way stations at 7:1s, s:27. sos. JO:5s a. m.: 1i19. 3.53. $40. 6:32. 6:5s, s:54 D. m.: 12:39 a. ID.
 Trains leave Bank street station for watertown and way stations at 6:45. s:s1. 11O3 a. m.: 1:cs. 3:57. $40. SIP. f.D3. s:59 and 11:20 ?. n.
 Trains arrive at Rank street station from watertown and way stations at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
HEREFORD AND CORBETT.

Baltimore March 17.-Al Herford and his lightweight champion of the world, Joe Cans, have returned home from San Francisco, and one of the first things Al had to say was that hs is not Young Corbett's manager, add ing: "I don't want to manage beat. en man."
 HerfOrd said that Corbett had start ed east with him and Cans, but had stopped off at Denver to see the home folks. "COrbett may arrive in Balti. more to-day or tomorrow" continued ! Manager Al, and settle in Baltimore, and l may arrange some bouts for him in Baltimore and Philadelphia, but Curbett will be his own manager.
 "Corbett," continued Al, "is good boxer, but without doubt the laziest man that ever happened. He is actual ly a 126-pounder. He weighed but 12S pounds when he fought Nelson. When in condition, Nelson, on the contrary, is a lightweight. Nelson's best cOndi- tion is when he weighs 133 pounds. and at that weight he would be hard for any man 10 whip.
 ''COrbett will meet Kid Sullivar of Washington here in Baltimore about the first week of April. Now COrbett will not make weight on this occasion, but will insist that Sullivan come down to 13O pounds"
 Herford is bland talker. but be- tween the lines of his conversation it could be read that he believes he has some sort of an arrangement for n hout between Joe Cans and Rafflinp Nelson in San Francisco. He thinks Britt is afraid to meet Nelson again, but HerfOrd said that his offer for $15,OO0 purse and 5000 bet on the side for bout in Baltimore between Joe Cans and Britt or Nelson is still good.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
WHITE ARRIVES TO-DAY.

Jabez White. the English lightweight champion. and Charlie Mitchell are expected to arrive on the Cedric. which is due from England this morning. Ac- cording to latest reports Bowker is still abroad preparing for a match with Pedlar Palmer which is to take place before the Nstonal Sporting club. Lon don. next Monday night.
 White will not daily long in the east for the Briton has been matched tc meet Jimmy Britt before one of 6he San Ffancisco clubs some time during the latter part of next Donfh Tum
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
IS BERGER AFTER JEFF?

It looks as though they were quietly fixing Sam Berger for a match with Jeff out Frisco way. Recently he knocked out one Casey in round, and Wednesday night he did likewise to one Bill Richards, imported from Chi cago especially for the occasion.
 The Windy city gent lasted just one minute and twenty-three seconds, when the slumber soak created temporary blank in his trip to the coast. Gus Ruhlin may expect challenge from Berger any day now. r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Surprises at Oaklawn.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March IT, The mile handicap at Oaklawn devel- oped surprise for the bettors. Only three horses started, and Huzzah, the longest priced animal, won, while Grenade, favorite, finished last. Grown Prince. Emergency and Sanction, the first named at the prohibitive price of 1 to z, were the winning favorites. Hildebrand finished second four times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
H. D. Simmons Convicted.

PUTNAM, Conn.,, March 17.-Henry B. Simmons, seventy-one years old, of Summit, N. J.. last night was convict. cd of embezzlement of funds of the estate of Charles s. Hawkins, of which Ne was administrator. He was tried on eleven counts and convicted on six. Simmons embezzlements amounted to $7,OSO.22.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
GOTH EXPLAINS DEFEAT.

GO1' Il EXPLAINS DEFEAT.
 Tn unexpected defeat of Frank Gotch, the farmer boy from Humboldt, Iowa, by Tom Jenkins at Madison Square Cnrr'en last Wednesday night was discussed yesterday with a good deal of vigor. After expressing a de sire for return match Gotch said yes- terday:
 CT was not right on Wednesday night, but I do not wish to make any further excuses. All that ask is for a iAu"D '0rt, which hope Jenkins WI, g-art
 "n lh, lat two years. up to Wed. nesday night, lost but two matches, .. th ha' die D .ffl rs. cha trying 70 throw Ii" Parr three times in an hour, gaining two falls, and the other trying to t''row Ma vas three times in an hnnr at Montreal. again gaining two falls. wrestled Jenkins twice, defeat ing him dacisively both times, and 1t was touch tn lose this match. I may hay held Jenkins too cheaply. That vrs my mistale. and one that will not he repeated. Jenkins is and always has hedn %'tough man on the mats When I left Rnff''l last Monday Ut fel. fine. My work and preliminary match es seemed to have fitted me. but felt bad in New York on Tuesday. and I was wong physically on Wednesday night. but I went on the mat and wrestled 1t ont. and not sporting man fin New York can say that he did not see an honestly wrestled bout. I had everything to lose. nothing to gain, by defeat. The betting before the match was to on me. and to on me at the second fall. Can anybody with experience in wrestling matches in the past in New York douht that wrestled honestly when 1t is fact that these bets went begging?
 q hone that New York has not hoard the last of me as a professional a+hlate. Wrong physically as I was "Wednesday night. Jenkins beat me. but he will never repeat that defea !, and if live and get the chance New Workers will see him lose two straight falls to me. and within the hour. am just as sunremelv confident to-day as ever that an Jenkins's master. He has hut Ona loonhole to escape. and that is to retire from the mat. He will now douhtlass be matched to meet Hackenschmidt. as he should he. He can scarcely contemplate an early re- tirement. Therefore I should have ev- cry rioht to evnect to meet him again. and in New vn~k. also fael safe in savino that if cas, also induce Hack enscmidt to meet me I will keen him nrettv bnsv. In six weeks tirre. think. I should he at mv hest. and that is lot hotter than New York saw me Wednesday"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
!. THE DIAMOND.
BIG GEORGE
 IS THERE
He is Holding His Own With Bostons in Practice Americans Again Win. 'ners-Ltner nall Talk

The major league teams are having great weather ill the south and from all reports the spring pracuce is prov ing most beneficial. The Boston Amer jeans are taking on fine coat of tan at Macon, Ga. The boys are beginning to get over their soreness.
 The spring training business has been reduced to science by the ball players and they are now too foxy 70 extend themselves unless they have had the benefit of plenty of gymnasium work.
 Collins men took another fall out of the Mercer college youths Wednesday and gave them bad beating, 17 to 4, hitting at anything their twirler sent up and running the bases with aban- don. The collegians are easy proposi- tons, but Collins considers they afford good practice. Next week the Champs will go after the Macon team, which had the honor of getting away with the South Atlantic league pennant last season.
 Big George Lachance has hugged first sack so closely ever since the Champs opened at Macon that Grim shaw and Shaffer have been frozen out. However, Collins makes Grimshaw play right field in all the practice games. where he catches all the fly balls that come in his direction and takes his regular turn at the bat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
PAT O'CONNOR READY.

Pat OConnor. who will be the prin. clpal backstop for the Springfield base. ball team. was in Hartford yesterday and called upon Jack Yarns aud mum. Der of local fans. O'CoTnor looks to be in fine shape and apparently will be able to do the brunt of the catching. While Manager O'Neill loses Joe Con- nor he is fortunate in having such a man as O'COnnor to fall back upon. Last season Connor and O'COnnor d. ternated in doing the catching. Ccn- nor admitted that Pat was a better catcher than he was. but he could not hit or run tbn bases as we'll. Tim Me- Carthy of Windsor Locks thinks O'Connor is the greatest catcher in the world.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
S~,lleti,e Mssis, Carried.

LONDON. March 1.-The house of commons last night adopted Premier Balfour's guiIlotine motion-1S to 129. The ciosure. or guiIlotine. motion was introduced in the house of com mons with the purpose of securing the sanctioning of the estimates before the elose of the nscal year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
PHENECIE WHIPS BROTHELLO.

Young Hhenecie, a clever bantam from windber. Pa. knocked out Kid Brothello of Youngstown. O., in four rounds at the Bellevue A. C.. Altoona, Pa. Wednesday night. The pair were to have met for ten rounds. Brothello was doored twice in the nrst round and went to his corner very groggy. But he was a bit refreshed fin the second and made a good showing. In the fourth Brothello, after receiving a hard jolt on the jaw. appeared to be very weak. He tried to come at his man, but Phenecie was after him quickly, and finally dropped him for the count with a right on the chin. .-.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Checker Tournament at Boston.

BOSTON, March 17.--In the interna- tional checker tournament here the second aays score was: Americans, 6; Britishers, 5; drawn, 29. The total score now stands: Britishers, IA; Americans, g; drawn, 57.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
LAST GAME OF SEASON,

The Al! Waterbury team will play their last game of the season with the Crosby High school team at the armory next Thursday. As each team has won one game the one winning this game will nl,v Crescents for the cham pionship of the city. The east gallery of tie armory will be reserved for tho High school students.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
New York Expre.. Wrecked.

PHILADELPHIA, March IT. - The New York express from Washington on the Pennsylvania railroad was wrecked at Northeast, Md, late yester- day. A number of passengers were badly bruised, but no one was seriously burt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17

O'Rourke said yesterday that the req son Bowker is not coming is that Mitchell thinks that Owen Moran O. Birmingham will be better drawing card in this country. Moran is sched- uled to arrive in America within !. fortnight. Moran has decision over Bowker. and Mitchell thinks that he will make a better showing than Bow ker. O'Rourke said that about a year ago he received letter from George Dixon. who is now in England, ex- toIling Moran's virtues as a pugiIist and advising O'Rourke to take him un der his wing at that time. It is not at all likely that White will take OF anybody before he meets Britt, al though several clubs are anxious to have the foreigner engage in short bouts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
WANT THE REGULAR SHOT PUT.
Illinois Athletic Club Takes Precau-
 tions for Coming Meet.


 tions for Coming Meet.
 Chicago. March 11.-To prevent pos sible quibbling over the shot to be used in the record duel between Ralph Rose the former Michigan athlete. and his Massachusetts rival, W. w. Coe. IT, at the indoor charity meet of the Illinois Athletic club here March g. the on. cials of the club have requested -Secre tary Sullivan of the A. A. U. in New York to obtain an oficial shotseal it in a package before a committee. and forward the weight by express. toseth- 4 with with the Amateur Athletic unions afiidavit Goes recent mark of 49 feet 1H inches was thrown out by the A. A. U. because of the use of an Illegal Dat tern of shot Coe hurled . leather bag filed with shot instead of the speeined netal sphere.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Pickaway . Winner,

SAN FRANCISCO. March 17.-Not favorite won at Oakland. Pickaway, which finished third in the second race, was the only strong favorite to get in the money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Astral at Los Angeles,

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March IT, Astral, at 20 to l, carried off the Santa Barbara stakes at Ascot. There were only two winning favorites.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
TURN DOWN EMPIRE.

At the meeting of the American Turf association on Tuesday the application of the Empire City club to be taken under the wing of the new organiza- tion was turned down. The customers who appeared before Mir Corrigan and his associates were informed that geographically it was out of the ques ti0n for the new association to include the Empire track, and that also it was not its policy to mix up in any way with the racing affairs of the east.
 Tod Sloan, with eighteen more jock, eys and fifty-four trainers, received their licenses. It was annOunced that Jake Hoffman and Dick Dwyer would be the starters. This is regarded as a hard blow to the Western Jockey club, which. consistent with its recent rul- ings, will brand them as outlaws.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
GREATER WATERBURY LEAGUE

The first annual meeting of the managers of the Greater Waterbury Amateur league was held in the St Patrick's Parish hall last evening and four clubs were represented. The St Thomas Cadets. Good Wills. Ben Mohrs and Biz Sevehs. The Merri- macs and Acorns were not represent ed. Joseph Nolan was elected secre- tary and treasurer for the season. The Orient A. c. made application for ad- mission to the league and it was placed on file. Wallace Legee and William Phelan were appointed q schedule committee. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening when any team not represented will be droppe,l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
HANS WAGNER SULKING.

Pittsburg. Pa, March 17.-Hans Wagner. the star of the Pittsburg Ma tional league team, is still at his home in Carnegie, and does not know when he will join his companions at Hot Springs. There is much mystery as to Wagner's conduct. He, like all other players in the league. received good sized reduction in salary this year, and there seems to be question as to whether he will accept the terms of fered him. Wagner, it is well known, has received offers from minor leagues more liberal than that offered by Dreyfus. The Pittsburg president. ac- cording to reports from Hot Springs, is very indignant over Wacner's re- fusal to join the team at the training grounds Meanwhile. Wagner is de- voting his attention to his business in- terests at Carnegie.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17
Thoroughly Subdued.

'Is he henpecked?"
 50 thoroughly that he speaks to his wife as politely as he does to his stenog. Eapher. Topics.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-17

CA0ToR4A. E = lN5ZiSSsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13

m ano la aprobaci6n unanime del nun.
do civilizado.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, la ingrata i'm
preston que le produjeran las alarman-
tes noticias enviadas de Panama, no
tard6 en- disiparse. merced a cables
recibidos de la capital de la Repdblica
Y publicaciopes hechas por COLON
bianos RESIDENCES en- aquella ciudad
entire las cuales hallanos la carta di
rigida al New York HERALD por ell
doctor Alicio Diaz Guerray cue he.
mos tornado de la edicion de dicho
peri6dico correspondents al a3 del
mes en- curse.
Dice asf ia traduccion que de ella
hemos hecho:
..Al Editor del .'New York Herald:
"Permftame usted contradecir en-
les columnas de su importante diario
las noticias enviadas de Panama acer.
lea de movimientos revolucionarios en-
Colombia, las cuales han aparecido
publicadas en la edici6n de hoy.
sCables recibidos de Bogota, no
hacen aluci6n ningdn hecho de tai
naturaleza, y la correspondence pri.
vada que llego este ciudad proce-
dente de Colombia, da la seguridad
de que la paz no podra ser tubada
mientras ell general Reyes Sc halle al
frente del Gobierno. Es el un hom-
bre de poderosa encrgfa, es lleno de
ideales generosos y no tiene otra as,
piracion que la de Propender al pro-
greso de su pals, sirviendo de escudo
a la paz pdblica, desarrollando el CO.
mercio y alagando al capital extran-
jero-especialmente al americano-a
ser invertido en- empresas de porvenir.
.'Todos los colon bianos Sc encuen-
tran amin ados de un proposito dnico:
absndonar para siempre ell fusil y
reemplazarlo con ell arado. Ouien-
quiera que intente oponerse al deseo
nacional, hallara al gobierno energice
y patricia del general Reyes pronto
a debelar en debida forma todo pro-
yecto revolucionario.
~. Dg0z Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
EmperatriZ c0Sturera

La fabrica Singer de maquinas de-
coser, acaba de completar una que
dicen ser la mas lujosa y ccstosa de
cuantas han salido de sus talleres.
Es un regalo del Presiderte Roo
sevelt 4 la Emperatriz Haruko, del
Japon. y todas aquellas parties en- que
no hay fricci6n tienen una gruesa
capa de orc. Esta ornada con las
armas de los Estados Unidos y ell Ia
p6n, con dedicatoria y fecha en- carac-
teres japoneses.
La raz6n de este regalo, que bajo
otras circunstancias parecerfa una i'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de modisti-
liza tan excelsa seflora-esta en- que
cuando la sefiorita Roosevelt pas6 ror
Toxic. Su majestad shanifest6 deseos
de tener una maquina americana de
coser. y la seGorita Roosevelt Sc 10 co.
munic6 i So sefior padre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-13
Gobernador amenaZado

Telegraffan de Santa Fe, Nuevc
Mexico. relatando un orden de cosas
algo parecido al que precedi6 a los
l1ltimos sucesos de Ia Grande Antilla
ALI como en- CUBE, la situaci6n es IN
polvor1n con la mecha 4 medic que
mar, pero hasta el "a por 10 menos, Ell
fuego no habla llegado & la santabar-
bara.
Es el case que Ell gobernador terri
torial, Mr.. Miguel Otero. ha recibido
numerosas cartas aconsejandole pre-
pararse a bien morir, pues su hora ha
lllegado, y la question, 4 10 sumo, es
de minutes, Mr.. Otero, que sabe con
que bueyes hay que arar. toma las
amenaZaS en- Serio. f%
Ell palacio gubernativo de Santa Fe
es un arsenal en- toda la extension de
Ia palabra. En- ell dormitorio del 90
bernador hace la guardia nocturna un
bulldog de la raza mas fina, Los I'll :
timos inventos en- materia de aparatos
de alarma Sc han puesto en- cada puer.
|ta y ventana, Ell gobernador y su
hermano, que es guards bosques del
Territorio, y hombres de armas tomar
los dos. as1 como cada mie1nbro de Ia
parentela, andan constantemente ar
mados hasta los dientes,
Son dos los elementos que militan
contra Ia seguridad del gobernador
Otero, cuyos elementos Sc amalgaman
con facilidad. Contituyen uno los res
tos de una poderosa banda de fasci
nerosos capitaneada por cierto Claude
Doane. nluy resembles por Ia activi
dad del gobernador y su determine
ci6n que en- Nuevo Mexico puede
vivir gente konrada y tranquila sin
tener que pagar tribute malhcchores
para quienes ell asesinato y ell robo
eran un negoclo regular. Hace POGO
trataron de secuestrar un hiio del 60
bernador. y Sc hallaron rastros de la
partida de Doane en- conexi6n con ell
arentado.
.:El otro elemento a qujen estorba ell
gobernador es de tinte pol1tico. Mr..
Otero, al poner en- eiecucion su pro-
grama, que es "Hacer TN Nuevo Me-
xico no halo bastante con reprimir
el crimen ordinario, sino que Sc pro-
puso hacer una limpieza polftica. Al
efectc, depuso TN sheriff y otros fun
cionarios por mala conducta, convir-
tiendoles en- mortales enemigos. Y CO.
mo estos tienen muchos partidarios
contando ademas con la adhesion de
Doane y su gavilla de "patriotas"
quiera Dios que todas las precauciones
del gobernador Otero no resulten po-
cas-.