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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
"IsLE OF sPICE.v

B. C. Whitney will offer his most successful musical mixture, the ''Isle of Spicep at Poli's Wednesday after noon and evening. This attraction has played to crowded houses. In the ''Isle of Spice" will be found catchy music-the whistleable kind magnificent scenery and electrical ef- fleets to give it a true atmosphere of an island where everything is pleas ant and tuneful. Prices are 25. 50, 75c, s1.O0 and $1.50; matinee, 9, 35, 90 and 75 cents. Tel. 116. Sale of seats Tuesday. Orders to be called for by Wednesday noon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
.FoR AHUuAx LIFE

UnqssssiousblT the meseiTauetie s1ccx<s of the sezssa wIH t~ William IT. KessEhs etat~urate s~afc proluc- tfca ef -For a Hwnau life whirh win h~ rTp~eatra st IOlTs- TusSlsy sfteF1s@es sBf evezirE Tte sass- q iarr- ses. f1rlBt-s many vel kuss1 p1zyers ia the Trinripal roa<s prrsrsls- in1 ek4r1cters hat Hve ssd srp fa- r1lizr ts an The miE~pr rp4eS have Els-f=rs rer~snsIisEe<l Frsr<< arr zz 15 .zi % c~nfs, ustlnee e ceztz IA-11E ss's cf De1D xce<xy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
He.rt Pierced. Net H. LIre..

EL PAs0. Tex. April l3--Adam Thomas was stabbed through the hesrt with . dirk In . fxht with Dick Andrews. but is alive and has a chanee of recovery. He has already lived twenty hours with the rixht suricle of the heart pierced an Inch- There have ben cases of recovery where the wound vss h fse heart
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
'POLI's.
IN OLD KExTUcKY

In recent years there has bern no sncil notable instance of enduring popularity in the theatrical world as tho famous American drama -ln oh Kenfucky- which will appear at Tolls tonight. The horse rnce is an eNrit- ing feature and is splcudisily dOne. Prices arc 25. n. J,. 55c and SioO. Tpl IiG.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
MOVING PICTrREs.

The big features of the moving pic ture entertainment at Feli's tomer- rsw afternoon and evening will bc Love VIII Find a Way. one ct the srriosssmie sln< which are se popular iuSs now: The Rlaek Hand whica sllswx the wOrkings of the Hosorious Italian band of murderer and hl1ek- mafier~. ~BufteTrys Revenee. a crpat laugh making hit aDi over dfty aslrr fInls. Sonzs will he sung hy Mics Atirp JenniuEs. Pricss are = eeuf< admission. esIlery I5 cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
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ATHENS. ApriI Is-A telegram iron sp.rts snaeuncss tk- dIsrovery of the famous s,nctusrT of Artsmis or-hEs, befsrs vbose altar ffe spsrtan roafhs vers scvurxed vtsea tb<y were InItHsted iafa the privflex-~ q man bod Tte sise is ca the benk of th~ Eu-uras
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
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ROME. April 13.-The following from Professor Matteucci. director of the Royal observatory on Mount vesuvius, was received here: We have passed the last tvo days snd nights as in an inferno. Our lives have been endan. eered hundreds of times. Many of my instruments have been broken. hut ex. eellent scientific results have been oh saIned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
UNDER MARTIALLAW"
vesuvins Still Showers Ashes
 on Stricken Naples.
KING VICTOR STANDS BY HIS PEOPLE
Hundreds of Homes Tn Ruins, Having Coliapsed by Weight of Cinders, Sand and Ashes - Mattcucci
 Bravely Holds His Post.

Bravely Holds His Post.
 NAPLES, April 13.-The city has been placed under martial law. Large con tingents of troops have arrived, afford ing military force sufficient to sue cessfuily meet all eventualities. The garrison has been doubled and sailors ordered ashore from the squadron in the bay will help to restore and main tain public order.
 The situation has ameliornted to some extent, but ashes from Mount yesuyius are falling everywhere, houses are eoilapsing and burying their occupants and roads near the volcano are 10 sooner opened than they are closed again by falling cindrs. The inhabitants of this city are. enduring a yellow gray atmosphere. The popular costume of those who can afford it con sists of automobile coats, caps and goggles, which enables the wearer to maintain semblance of cleanliness, but the people generally have to be
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14

Prusrr~ have r.se faaay rss'stes snf usny eef stsrars zrr tel ef ksF ssue -in1esI -<ut co1urs1sitcF spuaetln'-s rskF~ q writfr ssy seEefhiEE tat vas rrxy fsr fr~z kss MfpA tT s esrrs~~ rp<.fln< of esPT- Tte nsn ute -uese U- f1e F-uCzz for {, yruss~s1s t>ea-<r i1 Hs<-for1 rrc<zf-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
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NEW YORK. Ap<M n-urL BsI Enrfrn Bod cod HnFs k1M tke hpue fer excssvsrrs sf F51skl.e and rsnl.pt q prs1f sf e2ocW
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
Two Good Carpenters Wanted for Jobbing.
 GEO. A. UPHAM, Builder.
Al. LAST! :, l HAVE |T!
I Now Offer to the Public My Latest Invention - PORCfNLAY - A Perfect. Natural Enamel
 Filling for the Teeth.

For the past four years Dr King has worked hard on that tre- mendously difficult problem of mak- ing a filling for the teeth that would have all tho properties of the tooth itself that Ta A..NA 2Ar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
At Tss ROLLENBECK HOTEL

The following residents of New
Mexico aud vicinity have recently
been guests al the Hollcnbeck hotel,
los Angeles;
Joe dunno aud wife. El paso. Tex
as, W. H Cough and wife. m paso.
Texas. AIRS W R Kelly. Biahee.
AFlz.; l. j. Johnson. Phoenix. Arlz A..
a. .. Jones Planet AriE.; Gustave
We.ngauh. Prescott. Aria D Her
man. Flagstan. Aria Frank A. HUB
ben. Albuquerque. N 81; g. j KIM
ban, Prescott, Aria. Mrs } ~ Benz
ME, Willis Beuulo. Clifton. Aril o.
X. Patteu, El Paso. Texas Miss Flor
encn Bonnie. Clifton. Agiz.. q. o.
Barnes. Crown king AnEs No.. and
Mrs r. T. Washhuru and child Al.
buquerque, y. Ms a. j. bcarup.
Carlsbad n 49,; ,. y. Curry and FAM
ily, bisbee ArIE. D. T.. fiannfll
Tempe ArIH. Henry ~ Roy, phOe-
nig. AriE TheO. ~ Wilson, OOldr0ad.
Arlz. s. G. Aubrey. El PaHo. Texas.
Mrs q a. Tollon. El Paao. Toxasi
81 ~ D0nshcrfy. wife and children.
snc0rrn. a. a.; vi n breckenridge.
Tucson AnEs D M Ralmon. Abe
shimp nlsbeo. Arizs ~ ~ Dyer and
wife Meicalf AriE Herbert lacy
Ray Lacy Globe. Aria q n Barnes
end wife. Crown Ning O. *. CLARK.
phoeuly Arizi . v Lemnud. Oc-
tare Afir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SANTA re shops At oLiNpA
DESTROYED ~ FIRE

The Santa BE- oompanys shops ~
Ollnda. containing over $4,000 worth
of machinery. were buried che ether
might hy Is Gre which "a believed Co
baye started Dom 'le iorHea in the
blacksmith shops says the San Her
uarditp lrtCX The evening was a.
sits cite and the tlaxt Wna prevented
from spreading t0 the surrounding
dcrrlcks and causing many thousands
at dollars Joss among she wells The
greater portion Of the machinery in
the shops was saved. Manager Penis
being on the ground 10 difeci The hght
against che nameH and 40 deter the
hremon frnm throwing water uprn
the machines n 10 estimated chat
me loss viii amount 20 $4,000. the
shops being ihp best equipped in the
southern oll 4ull fields
The burned buildings we're cun-
Etrucied 20 wood ana in erecting the
new structures brick win ho used
The opportunity viii hc faken % in-
troduce several improvements ln ihe
shops and give better service in iha
most important 9ll neld o. the sauth
81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

special CORES u0udrnce.
New Norh. July i4 Why American
helrcsses look as they ore popuiary
supposed io do with especial favor
upon EnR.lshmeu who enter in the
contests Tor their hearts ana hands
is n0 longer d mystery
Lord Nurihciino. hotter known as
Str Alfred uhrmaWorh. the foremost
Enrlish Newspaper man and publish.
cr of today and one of fho youngest
knights 40 be- elevated Go me English
peeupU. today explained 900 lhe mya-
terry away His iordship On ln America
on combined trip ni business and
pleasure the buslngss having Go 30
With 500 900 acres ui forest land iu
Now Fuundland. where he Be- erecting
pleut iur the manuiAci ARE of paper
puIp Tor biz publications
The most interesting thing about
AmcriCa--at least 90 EnElishmen 4.is
her womon. declared Lord NuetA.
cline Just how we'll We IKE Your
American women n Only aunr ciatcd
by those ~ your people who have beeh
10 ENGLAND and seen Tor themselves
how many of them we have there
The American rifl likes Englisnmen
better than she does American men
Why Because the Engllshman treats
her better
ANY woman loves fn hn ioYol.
More than that she loves io be- adofcl
Ito hU wurshlpped The Ennilshman
goes 90 those extremes more readily
and with better grace than the impr-
lean.
AN Americans love ahnir ikp
his business lifc We adopt 90 hing
Tactics. the EnEllshman zoe over
and The woman ls hnifrroi h 1o in.
terest and time be takes ln hlt vloing
ln which hp ls apparently al aus0rb.
cd. After marriage the EnE.iE1mnn
makes a better husband than BITS
American cousin because while the
latter ia busy making money for hls
wife the former is busy making love
20 his wife As the American wife
gonerally has father who can make
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
oEATH REsULTEp FROM
LOHAR PNEUMONIA

Friday afternoon AZ . 100 o'clock
Chha v Kecfe died az the company
hospital oi lohnr pneumonia. says ibo
AiampguFdn News ne was Iaken sick
Monday and eroU rapidly worse till
death 80 was 90 wears uld a
mather lives al ahowheran. Ne. Who
was noiinod 81 h.s death He was
Mason ana q member ~ me Red Men
order ue was one ~ tha most non-
uiar men in fbo empioF of ne rali-
way ai ihla place. end had lived here
or 90 enc a. a . ~ road, Vho neua
Og hla death VAS a shock 90 every
body Ong a roW days ago he was
well. robust and in perfect health Hlg
death has caused q deep SORROW oYer
che entire community.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
FALLS IN CREEK
FROM MOVING TRAIN
FIR MAN BoRDEN STONE
THROWN FROM PILOT or an
CINE como OVER Twenty
MILES AN HOUR

Fireman Borden Stone ZEN On the
pllof Of a freight ong'ne. going az enc
regular speed. struck bridge and
bounded On 10 iho rock bed 90 a
croek folly twenty i've feei below
laH nlFht ahd lives 90 son the tale.
Says tae Optic Re was only
badly bruised BY hia hard fan and Ia
a short time viii De- able 90 be up and
around aH W0ll aa ever
He was 1rinH this way between
Albuquerque and las Vegas uu an
extra freight when something became
me maiier with the headlight aud be-
walked oni on the running hoard tp
hk @. After he had attended 10 the
HIGHT be- stood fOr "a few minutes 0n
me piloi when a miagicp OF the Jas
ol sudden curve disclosed hlm from
hia position. ie struck nn me side uf
fho running board when he lell apd
then dropped 0n into the bed Oi The
creek ssfue distance below When
De- was picked un ho was unconscious
The accident happcnfd near Rivera.
about forty miles south Of this city,
between Zen and eleven o'clock Pag-
fenFer train no 5 was GAGGED and be-
was placed on hoard and brought 90
ibia city arriving here % 1915 O. "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

smooth shaven but ln former years
he wore "a brown mustach Ht af-
fecied Wide trimmed alOuch hat.
and With his urhhnity and dlgnlned
bearing Impressed strangers strongly.
We was measured aud didaciic in
speech, and clever speaker on and
on the rostrum
in late years bis face. at one time
NJ a clear profile had become sodden
and hloaiod and lined by dissipation.
The mouth coarse and che neck BULL
lob. Hls eyes are brown and keen.
with eyebrows sparse The forehead
Is good and the chin strong
The wig worn by Baker was always
apparent, and " he continues 10 wear
q q should mark him for easy de-
lection.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
BIG REWARDS STAT INDIANA FOR APPRsHEN
SION or THREE PERSONS WANTED" FOR CRIMES

The one case which q attracting
Wide attention and Ia which Gov O..
Frank Hanly Is taking deep interest
Is that OF O. A. Baker. q former state
senator who len this city Ia March,
1905. Baker was the agent of the
tobacco TRUST and had been stationed
here during phe session OF the ieglsla-
ture so. ty 10 defeat anil-clgarette
legislation
ON the day the bill came up for
vote Ananias Baker. member of
the house, arose I'M his seat and disc
played 500 which be said hnd been
given hlm hy q. a Baker for hts vote
against the cigarette BILL few
minutes later o a. Baker was seen
walking rapidly toward the lntorur-
ban station. ZEE had heard of the
exposure IN the legislature He has
not been seen by any Indiana ON.
ciul since that day Gov Hanly rec
Gently offered a reward Oi S300a for
the capture Of Baker. The sheriff OF
Marion county offers ana additional
reward Of $1,000
70 Is suspected that the tobacco
trust % keeping hako9 In hiding IN
some foreign country,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

This morning So eas taken immodi
aioly to Co Santa ~ hospital. where
he received The attention OF tho nhy-
siciana
Tho doctor in charge reports that
be Do now perfectly conscious and
that hIa injuries consist moulF OF
some painful bruises ln me lower re-
sion ~ BIC spiuo. hui fhai noihiRs SEE
rloua " likely to result
The young man % only ahtui tWgn-
ty-twO years Old and had only been
firing for four months He was fore
merly employed hy the Santa Forai-
road as nlght caller ne the shops
Tho engineer LOO charge az The time
0f the accident Waa o a. MilFOy and
the train WAS running between iWen-
% and thirty miles an hour
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
MosTEErERisouE. FOUND At
oNsTER BAY.
8kctched from ne, BY our special
artist.

a sturdy led. and ! remember that he
always wanted Co drive No, ] didn't
lo' him u was arnius the rules. But
I always drove faster for him. TIE
ads weren't as good then 81 they
now be-, and 90 was just a mite tics
lish for a youngster up there on the
drivers seat But Teddy wasn't
afraid. be hung ou like a little ma.
iur. and everybody admired him for
bis pluck
Uncle Amos always concludes his
yarn With You can come pretty
night 20 telling what sort of a man
q youuestor makes whom he's smart
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

until ere colony of newspaper re.
porters have located the president and
found mm safe.
After che receipt ol a burning mes.
sage from Ann Aruor Mich. report.
ms a rumOr there that President
Roosevelt had met destruction AZ the
hands of an anarchist. The chief %.
ocutiv was found plucking weeds from
a late salad patch. The origin 0i
such weird reports is mystery hat
is being worked overtime In OctaRon
60tel circles
What has 9 washboard to DO with
the administration OF American ma.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Uncle Amos Borcum, me oldest in.
hhhiiant I'D record. who knew prcet
dent Roosevelt when no. Was o boy. is
down with the rheumatism When
tho day arc 1ue however Be is able
iO $50 on the steps of his cottage and
tell over and over again 90 visitors.
what q bright lad the president was.
q used 20 llfi him up ON The seat
hy me. wnen ! was driving the Long
Island stage coach De sayf Ho was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SOME TALES FROM THE SUMNER CAPITAL

tlonal Vnnrs7 10 is a common, every
day zlnclined board. that would o.
any reasonable wash iph. % has an
Dar0ntly never met suds beine quue
ifcsh and new iu appearance This
mysterious household article roclincs
10 iho executive 0fnce, ever The cor
nur grocery store.
The presidents secretary and his
aides stumble over o. nnt always pro-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

NiNtiAI NNNNNN NNtiNNifN'
indianapolis. Ind. July ia CONE
Sort Die fortune awaits the man who
Can brinR 10 Justice three persons
wnnted Cor crimes in Indiana The
total OF the rewards is 81 900.
Fur che slayer 0i Sarah Schafcr
Latin teacher at Bedford in 1908,
rewards amunntlnE to gi,VUO stand.
Miss schafcr was beaten 90 death
ON one of the residence streets of
Bedford. shortly after suudown. and
her body thrown into carriage
house. One man WIS arrested Tor The
crime. bat q jury quickly acquitted
him pinkerton detectives have
worried ON The mystery hut u hess baf-
hod thom.
Al Peru. ind. few weeks ago,
Mrs Elizabeth Tresch. a widow, wos
chokol 90 death in her own home.
There is mo- clew 90 The murderer.
The authorities Offer reward oi
$4,000 for the slayer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

of this same family hos been reported
ihls season on Hohoken y. j. Chief
sloane shipped hls find 90 me Smith.
aud brave ike Teddy was Bot lands
sake. ! hadn't any idea ned come ont
ihis way
sonian institute.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
DAMAGED
HARVEV'8 At RiHCON

The earthquake which visited Rln-
En 40 ll;i5 Monday caused a violent
trembling nll over Hlncon The large
stove in the Harvey eating house az
the depot was turned over aud q FIRE
was narrowly averted Pots and cook
lng utensils we're turned over and
had their contents thrown over the
noor Many dishes were broken
Walls weSe cracked all over town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
ROCK ISLAND ADOPTS
PUNISHMENT FoR EMPLOYEES

Official announcement haze iuS
been made by The MANAGEMENT OF the
Rock island system OF me lniroiuc-
tlon Of the Brown method Of disci-
pilue The punishment of employees
for lnfraCtiun Of the rules OF careless
ness viii 90 longer he made hy means
Of suspension. but instead record
of each dereliotlon win bee kept. Cred
Il marks win also be- allowed which
may couuierhalance domerits, when
the record of the latter however.
reaches certain total. in most ceaca
sixty 1--WE. dismissal viii foIion The
company reserves the right 90 dis
miss Immediately in cases Of gross
negligence. One domciit mark viii
Boz glven ia lien of each days suapen-
Sion under the old system The new
plan of discipline takes effect 90 once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

oyster Bay g. ". July i6-The
deuihly Silence which % a habit IN The
summer cafital o. occasionally bro.
ken by wild rnm0r OF misfortune hav.
are flashed In over the icleHfaph wires
mainly from western cities and by
the very nature of their ghasily im.
port an business in ihc town subsidies
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Jimmy sloane, chief Of the secret
service men here has captured an eX-
ccileni specimen an the moskeCtcr
isuue The bird WAS found lettering
about Sycamore Hll A smaller breed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
INTERESTING ITEMS
ITEMS
From CARLSBAD.

IN EHEbItN0 ITEMS
From CARLSBAD.
Great excitement has followed tho
discovery OF on in the well wednes
day near Carlsbad. which was belne
bored by the United States leclama-
ton service AZ Avalon irrigation dam
Many people went out 60 the works
and alel on miEoral claims
A banquet was rendered George A.
Newton upon the occasion OF the re-
in6tatemoni ln the order III d. ~ o.
p Twenty Elks were present by in-
vitatIon. The evening was delight
fully spent in speeches. toast making
and enjoying the elegant banquet
The Carlsbad lodge nf odd Fellows
closed the contract with George Bruce
for The erection Of a Two story brick
home for the order The building
wili cost 1900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

tcri o. They say not whittier &c came,
nor reveal hs importance u stands
in mute evidence of its being. without
giving "a clow 60 its purpose. SugEes-
considered plausible for these trouh'
lesome affairs were left ln Washing
ton why Do t? Oyster Bay wan
90 know.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
ENGLISH LORD TELLS WHY
THEY GET AMERICAN GIRLS

THE AMERICAN GIRL DELIGHTS
TO nE LOVED AND ADoRED
AND THE aHiTieHER GOES nv
70 MAKE THAT A bueiNEes-
THE YANKEE MAN TOO nUBY--
SO FIGURES LORD NORTH.
cLiFFE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Never can ten when youll mash
hneor or suffer a cut. hruise, burn or
Fcnld ne prepared Dr. Thomas
Electric Oli Instantly relieves the pain
qnickly cures the wound
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Baker is of medium height, about
feet and Sl-2 inches He weighed
probably iT0 pounds and had grown
pOrjly he was bald headed. but wore
a flowing brown wiz. gnd al times had
the appearance OF medicine ven-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

Chaf 81 Spence. i0r The past soV-
oral weeks niehf yardmasief for the
santa 30 here. let thia morning i0s
Chicago accompanied bf DIV family
Mr. spence came 90 Albuquerque
about 90 weeks ago from VI Pasu.
io goes % Chicago with ihn iuien.
ti0n % making TIE Windy City his
permanent home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

money she prefers husband who
can make love.
Nov, do not think ] am biased, Z"
said Lord Norihcllfie. smiling. "a am
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

A. q Warher of parkorshurg. W.
Va o. a now maehlnlst az the local
shops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21

only saying that The Enfllshmon excel
ln this one line There are lots OF
others on which We might make com
PARSONS bui let's not"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
If You're a SleUfh
Here's Your Chance
WANTED ZOE RRTnER9

der. whV 10 dIsappeaFod ho vaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-21
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
a CAN YOU EARN
ThEsE REWARDS

IHEaE WEWNWIe
$1,000 Cor the slayer of Sarah
sclafer al Bedford Ind
$4,000 for the slayer OF kliza
beth TrCsch g. pCrI. Ind
$4,000 ioI ID. a. Elter. agent of
the tobacco trust who ut.
tempted Zoo brihn q member
ct the indiana legislature.
= a "a a
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-05-23
Greens Japs Defeat Local Nine By Score of II to l. Big
 Crowd Witness Game.
McKELVEY PITCHES GOOD BALL
Our Team Played We'll Until Sixth In. ming. Play Malvern Three Days
 This Week, Beginning Thursday

The Base Ball Season for 1906 was opened before a large crowd on Monday, at East End Park. Greens Japs.Was the attraction and they put up a good article of ball. The crowd present was probably the largest crowd that has ever attended a ball game in Prescott, and though the locals were defeated everyone present took it good naturedly. The game was devoid of any social features. The battery work of the Japs was excellent, and Kiso held the locals safe at all stages. For the locals, McLain' s batting was the feature. He drew two hits out of 5 terms up, the first a double to right which looked good for trip, and in the ninth with two down, when it seemed that a shut out was cer- tain, he made a beautiful hit through left which by fast run ming he stretched into a home run.
 This was the locals only score though they had a man on 3rd twice, with only one down.
 The locals did not play the game they are capable of play ing. They showed plainly that practice was needed and team work lacking. Eight errors were charged against them which accounts for the high score of the Japs.
 But it must be remembered that this was their first game, some of them had never played together before and the team as a whole is weak at the bat. Four hits was best they could do.
 Twice however they showed some of their old time form when