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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
WATERFOWL JOTTINCS

Mrs Maurice Levy and son of Med- ford, Mass, are visiting at R N. Delanch's.
 A son was born recently to Mfr and MssA. o'Dell. snnlas.
 ID. F. Hannon Is on the sick list.n
 There are a number of vacant tene- ments on the east side.
 The removing of the tree and grad ing of the ground near the town hall is decided improvement.
 Mrs Edward Bartlet has returned from several days visit with the family of George Wright in Bethle- hem.
 The Miss May and Walter Kill bourne of Waterbury are visiting at Iva Hotchkiss's.
 Theodore Atwood and family and Mrs B. H. Mattoon are spending the week at Laurel beach.
 John Purdy visited friends in Thomaston yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
WRESTLING
THE RUSSIAN
 MAY TURN PUG Hackenschmidt Wants to Tackle Jim Jeffries -Beel Seeks
 a Match.

London, Aug, 1.-George Hacken- schmidt, the Russian lion, is in dead earnest in his determination to go into the prize ring. Hoch in the wrestling world islinsthe same posi- tion. There is no one who can give him an argument. He has the strength, stamina and agility he thinks to warrant him in looking for success with the boxing gloves. He is really in training now. Daily he boxes with clever knights of the mitt, he runs, skips the rope, plays golf. fights the bag and does other things which will fit him for the ring.
 Why not?" said the big Russian when asked if it was true that he wanted to fight Jeffries. Am I not as strong, as active and of as good courage as Jeffries? Why then, should I not fight him and have a good chance to beat him and be champion fighter as we'll as cham pion wrestler I shall first fight some of the men who claim to be champions. Then I will challenge Jeffries for the championship of the world"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
FAYETTEVILLE.

James Gift, jr, has resigned his position at the Hewitt Grocery Co.
 Miss May Donovan will spend her vacation in Forestville.
 George Jackson will spend his va- cation at Coney Island and other points of interest.
 Miss Josephine McMahon will spend her vacation in Taunton. Mass.
 Miss Lulu Hoagland will spend her vacation with her sister in New York city.
 Mrs Rose Lewis will spend her va- cation in Providence. RI
 The Misses Rose LaChance and Raridere will visit friends in Spring. field, Mass.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
Down so Hard Work.

Mount Gretns- Pa. July 31.-The military school of instruction st Camp Roosevelt got down to hard work to-day. Aecoriing tO the order of General Grant. three provisional brixades were formed of nearly all the troops in the camp. The troops had field york to do in the morning hours and the afternoon vas devoted to study. Not one feature of actual campaign work rfiI be overlooked This evening the officers ufll assem- bIs ia . large tent pear headquarters for instruction
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
BELL READY FOR ANYBODY.

News has been sent to New York, now suffering in the summer dol drums, that Fred Beell, the wrestler, is ready to go against any man in the world at catch-as catcn-can style on the wrestling mat. Beell has al- ready some following in New York, and if he can get some big fellow to listen to him and get to work they ought to pick some money off the boards and interest the sports.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
LINK RUSSELL AND CORBETT.

Philadelphia Aug 1.--lBlly McCar- ney of this city, manager of Unk Rus sell, Philadelphia's most aggressive featherweight, has accepted the terms of the Indianapolis A. c. for match with Young Corbett at the ball park. Indianapolis on Labor Day. The weight is to be 13O pounds at o'clock.
 The bout should draw tremendous crowd, as 1t is the best holiday in the Middle West. and Russell is pro- nounced favorite with the people in Indianapolis. Corbett has never ap- peared there, and will naturally be q card if for no other reason than that he Is an ex-champion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01

state league convention to be held in Norwich. Sept F, Samuel Woodln. Carl W. Thompson. Peter E. Peter son, Peterson and N. A.>Olson, with power to elect their own substitutes.
 District Clerk Gillette will be in the court room Saturday night at 7:30 to issue first citizens papers to those who apply for the same.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
THREW UP SPONGE.

Boston, Aug, 1.-Joe Thomas, of SanFrancisco, who recently graduat- ed from the amateur ranks. defeated Tom Sullivan. of Lawrence, in nine rounds last night at the Lincoln A. C., Chelsea. Sullivan was on the floor from a right swing to the jaw when the bell sounded for the end of the ninth round. His seconds knew that he would never come around in the one-minute rest, and threw up the sponge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
ArdeIIe at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 1.-The Chamber of Commerce stake of s5Oc0 for 2:24 pscers. the feature of the grand circuit meeting. was won by Ardelle. the fsvorite. a fiveyear-old mare. owned by r. c. Jones of Mem phis. She paced three impressive miles. winning each heat easily.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
K.i..r.wnI Land |. spain.

MADRID. Aug. Lit is announced that Emperor William. after a cruise in the Mediterranean. will land at Alicante. Spain. in September and visit King Alfonso. The latter will 90 to Ferrol in August to launch the cruiser Reina Regcnta-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
CHALLENGE FOR HARVARD.
Irish Crew of Dublin to Ask for a
 Race.

Dublin. Aug 1.-The Bann Rowing club has decided to challenge the Harvard crew. who will row against the Cambridge university crew, to race on the Bann river after their match with Cambridge. through whom the challenge will be sent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
Lsrned Beat B~hr.

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-willlam A. Lar ned of Summit. V. T.. won a second leg in the Longwood cup by defeating Karl H. Behr of Yale in the challenge match of the Longvood Cricket clubs annual tennis tournament. three sets to one Tse scores were s-s. SS ca ga
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
WE DO Everything We Agree to Do--Save Money. Get the Best.

We are in business to stay, make money and save you money, giving best goods at lowest prices. Here are a few of our specials for
 this week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
Three Ffnf.h~d xss~s ap.rs.

BUFFALO. Aug. I-soIoa ShinzIe. Dolinda and Moare izi<Aed noses apart ss named i1 the disgncs event af Fcrf En
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
rr.. H.saiesp Fer N.ier .. L o.r,er

Free Handicap For Major II. T. Carsos
 CINCINNATI. O.. Aug 1--NaJor T. T. Carson won the free handicap at seven furIOngs. the feature of the card at Lstonia- Princess Ornz- the favor ife. easily took the place from Devout- Three fsvOrftes won
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31

pleasant smile once more. The doctor has come this time to re- main permanently, and will open an office here as soon as he se- cures d satisfactory location.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
NEARLY A THOUSAND MEN ARE RE E-BALLASTIN0 THE TRACK.
 (Ffom Triday's Daily)

Close to a thousand track laborcrs are now at work on the coast lines of the Santa Fc in New Mexico and Arizona, finishing up the work of rcballasting the track with cinders and gravel. The track in places is fairly alive with men and the company is making the most of the temporary mild. ness of the weather.
 The new ballast, which has been gra. dually replacing the old all along the line, has been more or less weakened and damaged by the floods of the early winter, and it is the intenion to get the track in the very best possible shape to withstand the freshets which are expected when the phenomenal snow. fall in the mountains mclts in the balmy springtime. In spite of the great difficulties under which the coast lines management has Iaborsd during the last year, the track from Albuquerque to Los Angeles has been made one of the finest pieces of road bed in the whole west.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
HARCUvAR MINERAL BELT HAS
 MANY GOOD PROSPECTS.
(From Fridays Daiiy.)

In a letter to friend In this city, C. II. Reyes, an old resident here' lh writing from Vendor, states that the shaft on the Carrigan properties is now down to depth of sixty rect, and n crosscut has been run from It which shows eighteen feet of high prade ore in the face. There is great deal of prospecting going on in the liar euyar mountains, about fifteen miles from Vendor. Ed. Walls has struck good prospects there, which are look ing well, and Frank Burns, who is do ing work near the Carrigan strike, has good ore, which shows nP well.
 "Thc Harcuvar is t great mineral belt, mostly copper, with small pe' centape of gold. I have four claims twenty miles from Vendor that sho" up well in shipping ore, and am do'n' some work on them"
 The letter concludes by stating tha the weather is very cold there, and tha tb, writer is suffering much from al attack of rheumatism. F..
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31

force of men will be started to raise from the tunnel to make connections with the shaft. which will be used for ventilation purposes, as the topo. grapby of the ground is such that the mine can be most economically worked by drifts and tunnels.
 Mir. Hise has been mining in this county in different places for some years past. He is a man of much ex. pcrience in his line in various places all over the western coast. and is very enthusiastic over the resources of this section of Arizona. He will leave for his mining camp today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31

thing that would lead them to believe that there had been an upheaval under. meath of any kind with the possible exception of E. c. Avcryt, deputy re- eorder, who noticed shaking of his residence on South Pleasant street while at dinner, which was strong en. ough to jar the leaves on the geran. ium plants, which were resting on a table in the room, where he was at the time the tremblor came along.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
REDUCTION PLANT FOR NAM
 MOTH GROUP.
(From Fridays Dsily)

"Arizona mines in general and the recent strikes in the desert country in particular, are attracting a great deal of attention in Los Angeles at this timc," said John II. Hisc, the well known mining engineer to Journal Miner representative last evening.
 "I look for steady growth in min ing operations in this county this coming year," he continued. "and judging from the number of inquiries that have about mines in this local ity from investors all over the country, l believe that it will be a record beater.'
 Hise in the manager of a syndicate which is developing the Mammoth group of mines in the Santa Maria dis trict, which consistS of five claims ly' ing immediately south of and adjoin- ing the Sultan group. It was learned from him in the course of his conversa' tion that he was on his way to the pro- pcrty to have surveys made of the underground workings on the claims which have been opened up during the past year, and also to make tests of the ore bodies now exposed with view of determining the kind of re duction plant most suitable to tho economical treatment of the output
 which it is proposed to erect, as sooi as development work is little farthe
 advanced. This group of claims
 better known to the miners and pros
 pcctors of this county as the "Ale' Lucy" properties. The people inter
 ested with Mir. Hise secured control o them about one year ago, since wh,c time n tunnel has been continued int the mountain n distance of 900 feel 400 feet of which is on the vein, expos ing ledge about four feet in width | places and assaying $3o per ton gold, 90 pc recent of which is est mated to be free milling, while th U balance can be easily saved by tn
 cyanide process, there being little,
 any copper in the ore,
 4 shaft, which is now down to
 depth of fifty feet, and which shows n strong vein of gold ore samplin }. sbou, s26 per ton, will be continued O down 10 connect with the tunne !, which is supposed to be 200 feet fro' e the surface at the point where it wi |. intersect the shaft, and as soon ns tf proposed surveys are completed
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
DEATH SUMMONS A RESPECTED
 PIONEER.
(Trom Fri6Ay's Daily.l

Thomas Ryland DarnalI, we'll and favorably known all over this coun. ty, died yesterday afternoon at l:30 o'clock at the Mercy hospital in West Prescott. The immediate cause of death was paralysis of the lower bowels. He was confined to his home nt Hillside only one week prior to his removal Co the hospital two weeks yes. terday.
 The deceased was born in Kentucky. September 1. 1928, where he lived un. til reaching man 's estate, when he emi. grated west, settling al Platte City, Missouri. where in 1863 he was mar. ried to Miss Jane II. Miller, the daught. CT of prominent citizen of that place who with one son. Morse Darnall, of this county, and one daughter, Mrs Floy Kelly, of Kansas City, survive him. During his residence in Platt, City he served in various public of fees. and was for long time engaged in newspaper work on a paper known as the Landmark
 At the time of the gold excitement ir California, in ls49, he emigrated t, the golden state, where he engaged ir mining until 1880, when he remove, to this county, where he has lived evel since. During the past Q years he ha, been engaged in the general merchand ise business at Hillside, and up to tn, time of his recent illness was in tn, enjoyment of the best of health. He was man of kind and jovia disposition, of an even and sunny tenn perament, and was beloved and respect ed by all who had the pleasure of ai acquaintance with him, either in , business or social way.
 The funeral will take place this after noon at 2 o'clock from the undertak ing parlors of II. NJ. Maus and Co. {, the Baptist church, where services will be held. Intcrment will take plac' in the Masonic cemetery, under th auspices of the Masonic fraternity, O which he was an old time and devoted member.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
A GRIM TRAGEDY.

at death claims in cncn one another tn death claims in each one another victim of consumption of pneumonia. But when coughs and colds are prop. erly treated, the tragedy is averted. F. c. Huntley, of Oaklandon, Ind, writes: "My wife had the consumption, and three doctors gave her up. Finally she took Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which cured her, and today she is we'll and strong" It kills the germs of all diseases. One dose relieves. Guaran. teed at soc and si.0O by all druggists. Trial bottle free.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31

JEROME, Jan. 25--Wm. II. Shell, an old time friend of r. F. Baldry, of this city is one of our new arrivals.
 To Use Diamond Drill.
 The United Verde company is placing diamond drill in the Iron King mine, which will be in operation in a short time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
REV. CARLISLE P. B. MARTIN. l.. l.. l..

Of wavrly, Texas, writes; "Of q morning, when first arising, l often find a troublesome collection of phlegm, which produces a cough and is very hard to dislodge; but a small quantity of Ballard's Horehound sy' rup will at once dislodge it, and the trouble is over. know of no medi' cine that is equal to it, and 1t IS so pleasant to take. can most cord ially recommend it to all persons need ing medicine for throat or lung trou' ble." @.G.t1 Sold by Brisley Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
BRUTAL HAZIN0 IS ALLEGED AT
 TUCSON.
(From Fridays Daily.)

Owing Co the alleged hazing of n Mexican boy, Aurelio Castanella, at the University of Arizona, in Tucson, Mexican Consul Arturo Elias proba. bly will call for an international in. quiry. The boy says he was brutally lashcd on his bare skin with n rope until he became insensible. He also says that on the night of Friday, Jan. 19, he was shot in the head and wound. ed
 President Babcock of the Univer. sity, says: "The story is grossly exag' gerated. It is cock and bull story and the boy has no grievance. have investigated the matter thoroughly"
 The Tucson Star says the boy had q bandagc around his head as he lay in the house of Arturo Elias, the Mexican consul. He is the son of the civil judge of Cananea, Mex. He says that an American boy named Pc ther also was taken out and lasbed
 The hazers stripped him, took hin
 out into the mountains, and hayet
 him until he became unconscious, ac
 cording to Castanella.
 "On Tuesday night they whipped
 me- he said. "Thcy took of m,
 clothes, put my head and legs in
 trunk, and thrashcd me with n picc
 of rope. tried to cry out, but on
 of them stuffed his hand into m.
 mouth. They were mad because
 empticd some water in the garden They were mad at Pother for the sam
 reason.
 ! "Friday night ] was in room wit another Mexican named Carpena They had bored n hole through tn door. They offered me n cigarette, m
 when l went up to take it. I hear { someone say, Don't shoot I wa shot in the head'
 "who dressed your woundf wa '. asked.
 v "Dr. Babeock.'
 I "Did he ask how you came to | z woundedf"
 !. "Yes, l told him, and he said he SUI 0 posed it was accidental.' :, pr. Babcock denied that the b' z had been shot at all. He said th s he had been looking through ho n in the wall, and that the boys hi }. thrust a bayonet through at him. e "Thc whole affair was done in ka {, garoo court" said the president. '' n is m established institution amo' IT the boys. with which we never into Is fere. Both boys were punished s. committing a nuisance, and throwi K their slops in the garden.' T. The boy believes that antipathy If the Mexicans is Ut the bottom of h treatment. His father will arrive fr' to Cananea today, when the matter t, be taken up by Consul Elias.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
Card of Thanks.

The Dow Real Estate and Mining company will have the water all out of the shaft today, when they will bcgir sinking on the winze. This shaft il now 162 feet deep. The winzc | about 90 feet deep and IS in coppsl sulpbide ore.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31

pleasant smile once more. The doctor has come this time to re- main permanently, and will open an office here as soon as he se- cures satisfactory location.
 JEROME, Jan. 25-Wm. II. Shell, an old time friend of r. F.. Baldry, of this city is one of our new arrivals.
 To Use Diamond Drill.
 The United Verde company is placing diamond drill in the Iron King mine, which will be in operation in a short time.
 Card of Thanks
 MT. and Mrs. T. W. Thomas, Vim. Thomas, and Fred Billings wish to thank the good people of Jerome for their kindly help and sympathy dur. ing the death and funeral of their beloved sister and wife.
 To Sink a Winzc.
 The Dow Real Estate and Mining company will have the water all out of the shaft today, when they will begin sinking on the winze. This shaft is now 162 feet deep. The winzc b about 90 feet deep and IS in copper sulpbide ore.
 Connolly -Riordan Nuptials.
 The wedding of Miss Mary Connolly and Patrick Riordan was solemnissd yesterday afternoon at the Catholic church, Rev. Father Manlin officiating. Miss Margaret Connolly was brides maid, and wm. Minnihan acted e groomsman.
 The bride was attircd in a dove col or nuns yelling, with applique and white silk trimmings, and with her dark hair and rosy complexion, looked very charming. Miss Margaret Connolly wore ashes of roses nuns yelling, with pink trimmings and applique. After the wedding all repaired to the resi- dcnce of John Connolly, on Giriox street, where sumptuous repast was served. Those in attendance were Mir. and Mrs. John Connolly, Mis- Margaret Connolly, Messrs. Timothy, Denis and Daniel Connolly, Mir. and Mrs. Michael Bradley, Mir. and Mrs. Tim Shea, Mrs. Shea, Mir. and Mrs. Mat Shea, MT. and Mrs. Tim Moy- nahan, Mir. and Mrs Michael Shanns- han, MT. and Mrs. sherman, and two sons, George and Tom; MT. and Mn. Nodle, Mir. and Mrs. Dan Connor, Jas. Moran, Mir. and Mrs. Cronin, Mrs. Plea sant, Wm. Minihan, Mir. Byrd, JohR Dorn, Jerry Crowley, Con Crowley, Frank Bernier, Michael Hourihan, Geo. England, Mrs. Jerry Harrington, Mich acl Sullivan, Jerry Sullivan, Denny SuI- livnn, John Sullivan, Jerry Coaklcy, Dan Shea. Denny Shea.
 The festivities were prolonged until 10 p. m. when all departed with many wishes for the future long life, pros pcrity, and happiness of the newly welded couple.
 Felt the Temblor.
 At l:25 Jerome experienced two distinct shocks of earthquake, ths vibration being east and west 10 was distinctly felt by many, and caused a number to rush from the brick and cement buildings. His Foot Mashed.
 There was slight accident at tho United Verde mips yesterday about 2 O clock, Tomas Aguerri, who had the left foot mashed. He was brought to the United Verde hospital, where it was dressed and prove to be not sc rious.
 A Happy Ending. ] The trial of the man and woman who were brought back from the Junctios was amicably settled out of court, the parties paying all expenses, and return " ing the stolen goods. The complaining | witness refused to prosecute, so thu ( defendants were released.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM WHIP.
 PILE BARRACKS.

WHlPPLE BARRACKS, Jan. 25- Artificer Melvin Brown, Co. l, 29th In. fantry, left last Saturday for Ripon, Wis, to visit his home folks. He was granted 90 days leave
 In the Hospital.
 Corporal James R. Evans, Troop L., 5th Cavalry, has been confined to the post hospital for several days.
 On Duty Again.
 Corporal Samuel Clay, Co. 1, 29th Infantry, who has been on special duty in his company instructing recruits, has returned to duty.
 Now a Sergeant.
 Corporal Jacob Bohleber, Troop l., 9th Cavalry, has been promoted to a sergcancy in his troop.
 Extension Granted.
 First Sergeant Henry C. Johnston, Co. I, goth Infantry, now on furlough, at Washingon, Ind, has been granted an extension of seven days. Transferred to Monterey. Private Budd l.. Clapsaddlc, 14th In. fantry, unassigned, left the post on Tuesday for the Presidio of Monterey, California, where he will be stationed. On Special Duty. Private Emil Burgh, Company l., 29th Infantry, has been detailed on special duty in his company as acting artifccr, while artificer Brown is sb- sent.
 Relief from Extra Duty. Private Edward Ogden, Troop h., 5th Companyetaoin cmfwyp etaoin ct 9th Cavalry, has been relieved from ex. tra duty in the quartermaster's de- partment, as school teacher, and clerk in the sergeant majors office.
 Regular Practice March.
 Company ], 29th Infantry, left the post today, on two days practice march, fully equipped for field ser vice.
 Looking for Birds.
 Lieuts. Rodney and Whea'!ey. 5tn Cavalry, spent the day hunting.
 Post Competition.
 The regular monthly post competi tion in small arms firing will take place next Tuesday.
 The company and troop each vii be represented by n team of thirty men. Each competitor will fire on' score and no more during the contest The range and number of competi tors firing will be as follows:
 Slow fire, 200 yards, l5 competitor from the company, and l5 competitor from the troop.
 Slow fire, 300 yards, the remaining I5 competitors from the company, an' the 15 from the troop.
 The two targets will be used, th competitors firing alternately. Captai II. D. Thomson is detailed in charg of markers. Lieut.. wheatley. 5th Cavalry, an Lieut.. Grey, goth Infantry, are detail ed as scorers for the competition. | |
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
GREATLY IN DEMAND.

Nothing is more in demand than a ,,eairine which meets modern require mor,s for blood and system cleanser ,ucb AS Dr. Kng's New Life Pills They are just what you need to cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them Al all druggists, e5c, guaranteed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31

When you wat "A pleasant laxative take Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all druggists.