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Evening journal., 1906-08-09
BAKER BEATS NEIL

by our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. 9.-llarry
Baker. OF san Francisco, amateur feather
weight champion. and frankie Nell fought
twenty rounds before the Pacific Ath-
letlc club here Tuesday night, and Baker
was awarded the docislon Tommy Burns
refereed the bout and his verdict In favor
Of Baker was loudly choored. When the
decision was announced against him.
Neil stood IA the centre OF the ring dunn
founded lie then rushed to his corner
loudly protesting ana donouncing the de-
olsion. Neil showed severe marks Of the
encounter. His right eye was badly bat-
tered and swollen and his left eye and
mouth also showed evidence OF having re-
oeived hard punching. Baker showed not a
mark az the conclusion OF the fight They
were both strong. Tho fight was at catch
weights.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
DOVER TAKES
SECOND GAME
New Castle A. A. Went Down
Before the Senators" By
a Score Of 8 to |
BRADFORD MADE ONLY RUN

In the second game of the series OF five
to be played between the New Castle A.
A. and the Dover baseball teams for the
State championship Jim Allees sena-
tors defeated the a. AS by a score OF
C 20 at Dover yesterday
The game was practically won in the
second inning when the Dover boys made
o tallies OF OF one hit Yerkes, the "Y.
h." bauerys pitcher held the visitors
down TO three hits and Dover succeeded IN
getting but four safe ones or OF Newlove
Bradford made the only run for New Cas-
tie stealing home from third. New Castle
had eleven men left on Bases Although
tho New Castle puts up a good article OF
BAH il is generally conceded that Dover
Is a faster team. II having much more
practice at the game. The third game OF
the series will be played in New Castle
on August Is. The score follows;
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Social ana Personal Notes

- NOCJal ana PeFSOIfai NOIeS.
Mrs. James f. Higgins is the gues.
OF Mrs. James NJ. Bennett, Of St
Davids. Pa.
Miss Kane, Of Connecticut, has re-
turned to her home after spending a
month with Mrs. Walter d. Ford.
Miss Mary Orr of Philadelphia who
has been visiting friends in this city
for two weeks. has gone to visit friends
at childs. Nd
Fred 1. Toole of this city, and Har-
old Curry. of Ridgeway, Pa. have re-
turned from a weeks vacation at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Brownlow Trimmingham is
spending a week with her aunt, at
Newark, Del.
Miss Mary J. Lewis will spend her
vacation with relatives in st. Paul,
MINI. She will be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. William Roop.
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Raskob are
spending some time in Atlantic City.
Miss Maud and Miss Mary Rollison
and Miss Clara Sinclair have returned
from a trip to Philadelphia,
Mrs. Edward Knight of Cherry Hill,
is the guest Of her brother, Harry
Stern. Of this city.
Miss Gertrude Jordan is spending
some time at Ocean Grove.
The Misses Margaret and Bertha
Pyle are cruising in yacht on Lake
Erie for the month of August.
Mrs. w. B. Kilmer and niece. Miss
Beulah e. Grubb. are spending the
month Of August at Wilkesbarre.
Miss Sadie L. Vansant left yesterday
for a trip TO Boston.
Miss Mary Work. Of Cherry HILL is
the guest Of Miss Verli Collier, of this
city.
Cecil D. Rogers and mother Mrs
Harriet Rogers, are spending some
fine at Woodlawn Camp.
Miss Gertrude Robb is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Arthur Taylor. at Bal
timore
Miss Ella Lynn and Miss Sophie
Epoerl are spending a ten-day vacation
tn Atlantic City.
Mrs. B. F. Lucas. Of No. West
Twenty-ninth street, entertained a
humber Of friends yesterday in honor
of her sister. Mrs. J. Pusey Smith and
son, OF Pittsburg.
Mrs. George Clarken and Miss Mar
.garet McDonough are spending two weeki
at Penmar. Blue Ridge Mountains
Joseph Grothouse tonsoral artist al
the Clayton House Parlors, eontemplate'
a visit to White Sulphur Springs, Va, the
first Of September
Joseph Foreman, employed az the Pull
man works. will leave the latter par
of this month for an extended visit Z
Richmond. Indiana, where he will be th'
guest Of Harry Porter.
Master James Donohoe and Miss Esteii'
Donohoe. Of this city. are visiting rela
fives in Townsend
Miss Gertrude Anderson and Miss Mel
lie stoddard, Of this city, are spending
week at Atlantic City.
Miss Lola Nesslin. Of this city, at-
tended the annual reunion Of the Davis
family at Paon Monument Grounds
Chester county, Pa, on Saturday last.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
Chambers-Kine

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, Aug. 9-The marriage Of
Miss Emma Eva King TO Frank B. CHAM
bers both Of this town took place at the
Ashurk parsonage Of Wilmington on SAT-
urday afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. II. a. G. Westerheld,
pastor Of the Asbury NJ. e. Church. The
bride wore a gown Of white silk muslin
and carried white sweet peas. The bride
and groom were attended by Miss Mary
A. Hononson as maid Of honor and Ben
jamin Chambers, brother Of the groom os
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers, after
spending some time at Atlantic City, will
reside here.
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Brinton- @sIIey

Miss Viola Talley and Louis X. Brin-
ton were married at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c..
ralley. in Brandywine hundred, by the
Rev. ]. T. Prouse. pastor of Bethel NJ.
p. Church. The bride wore a gown Of
white and carried roses. Miss Hannah
p. Smith was bridesmaid. She wore a
sown of white and carried a bouquet
0f roses and china asters. Rupert Brin-
ton, brother of the groom, was best
man. and Miss Alice williams, niece of
the groom, and Irene Day were flower
girls. They were dressed in white and
carried bouquets of sweet peas. After
returning from their wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Brinton viii live in Brandy
wine hundred.
Among the guests I'm the wedding
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Talley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Hanna and family,
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson and SON,
Elwood Talley. Harry Talley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis HanhY and son, Miss Rena
Handy. Raymond Magargal Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Magargal, son and daugh-
ter. Mrs Sarah a. Talley. Harry Smith
and daughter, DR.. Thomas A. Booth.
Alice Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Pettdemange and family, Corliss Tai
ley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Calner
Beeson. Miss Ellen a. Talley, Miss
Ethel Beeson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ.
Talley, Miss Clara Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Clark, Clark Webster, Jr,
Wilmington; Rupert Brinton, Mrs.
Phebe Hornby, Miss Bertha Hornby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knonimelr Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weldln and daughter, w. w.
Day and family. Mrs. Reba shafier. Of
Rockland; Mr. and Mrs. o. c, Magar-
gal, Of Brandywine Springs; Miss Anna
Glenn, of Chadd's Ford, and Amos
Campbell.
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MeornM oet. New Haven ream.

BY Our own Wire, Publishers Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 9.--Man-
ager John j. McGraw, Of the New
York National League baseball team.
has secured an option on the New
Haven team Of the Connecticut League
and may take over the entire franchise
and pay $4,000 for IL az the end Of
the present season. This announce
ment was made last night by manager
and owner. c. J. Danaher Of the New
Haven Club. who recently has been IN
communication with McGraw and has
sold him Burk the New Haven out
fielder. and Hannin, the inhelder for a
goodly sum.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
Gallaher&Pyle
SHOERS.
1arket ST, 01O.

Miss Alice Taylor, Edgar Hilyard. Ray
mond Finn, Ralph Finn and Whitney
Day.
William TruaX is seriously i'll.
Robert Kruse superintendent Of the
Delaware Glue Works, has returned from
Massachusetts, where he has been SPEND
ing his vacation.
Mrs. Lewis Dun and daughter Vera, are
at Saratoga, n. Y.
Mrs Rebeoca Hughhelds Of Parson
Kansas, has been the guest OF Mrs. Brad
ford.
Miss Rebecca Bradford has been enter.
tanning Mrs. Anna Finn. OF Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Searles Of Wilmington.
Miss Dora Myres. who has been spend
ing some time at Bunner, Pa, has re-
turned home.
Mrs, !. L. Briggs has returned from a
visit in Philadelphia.
Miss s. j. Dennison, OF Wilmington, has
been visiting Miss L. NJ Morrell
Mrs owen Carton and daughter. Eliza
beth, spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret sindall spent Monday in
Philadelphia.
Miss May Wood has been entertaining
Miss McVaugh, of Hockessin.
Miss Edith Miller, Of Easton, Md, is
speng 'ng some time as the guest of Mrs.
I. Slaw,
Miss Bertha Smith is entertaining Miss
Emma Wilson. of Perryville, Nd.
Miss Elizabeth Carton has been spend
ing a week with her grandmother, Mrs
Carton, of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dause and daugh-
ter Katie of Wilmington have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Dause.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
What Make. coeoa NutrItIou..

1t was once thought that cocoa caus-
ed biliousness. So it did. It wasn't
made right.
Crofts Swiss MIX Cocoa Is prepared
in new way. All the ofls-the cause
OF the trouble-are removed and pre-
digested milk is added so that the
stomach has very little wor 10 do.
Nothing but the nutritive el Is are
allowed 20 remain. II IS rAh. smooth
and delicious.
The only cocoa in glass jars.
Croft & Allen Co, Makers, Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
Birfhday Surprise Party

on Monday evening Mrs Lavinla
White. Of No. 1881 West Fourth street,
was given a surprise party by her chill
dren, in honor Of her 10th birthday
Those present were Mrs. Ella Clark
and daughter, Ida; Miss emma White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Bromwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward DeVoe, of Chester,
Pa.i Mr. and Mrs. George Zebley and
son James; Mr. and Mrs. James c. Bar
ber Mr.. and Mrs. James White and
daughter, Gertrude; Mrs. Lettie Homes
land son, Samuel; Mrs. Samuel B.
White, Of St. Joseph. Mo-; Mrs. Deval-
niger and son, Raymond; Harry and
Russell Dodd and James Brooks, of
New York.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
CarrDowner

George Leroy Carr and Miss Naroissa
julia Downey were married last evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs John Porter
No. 1927 West Fifth street by the Rev.
Geo. l.. Wolfe. The bride was attended by
Miss Lizzie Mcconnell as bridesmaid. VIII
liam G. Downey, brother Of the bride, act
ed as best man.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
ohiDpsUa defeated owl Club.

The Chippewa Baseball Club Is IN the
field ready to take scalps. Tuesday IL de-
feated the owl Club by the score OF TO
6. Challenges from any ii-year-old boys
club will be given prompt attention by Ar
thur Maiioy. $40 Delaware avenue
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
connor NIL rri. siate

HARRISBURG, Aug. 9.-Thomas Con-
nor, the American League umpire has ac-
cepted terms with President Charles f..
Carpenter, Of the Tri-state League, and
arrived in this city last night lie win Of
hcate In the Harrisburg Altoona games
to-day
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
Ne1Ynnrf

Special TO The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, Aug. 9.-Among those that
visited Brandywine Summit Camp from
this town were Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby Ly-
nam and family, Miss Helen Weldln, Miss
Mamie Taylor, Miss Emma Gallaher,
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
RESULTS OF BALL GAMES
American League.

RESULTS or Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago. j; Athletics. O.
81. Louis. 2; New York. 1.
Washington, 6; Detroit. 0.
Washington z; Detroit, A.
Boston. 3; Cleveland. l.
Boston, 1. Cleveland, 0.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
New Steam Rarne Leaves.

The Paxton Sand Company's new barge,
T. r. shaw built by the American Car
and Foundry Company, has left port. II
is a steam barge, the machinery for which
was built and installed by the Puscy and
Jones Company.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
Hartley Aqain PIayina BAN.

"Chic" Hartley has again got into the
ball game despite his determination TO re-
tire for the season. on Tuesday he played
with Lancaster against Johnstown, maxi
ing two hits each of which counted for
run.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09

Yost Tel-ku-pis. a Greek. has been held
for the Federal Grand Jury at Iawton.
Ok, for selling n pint of whiskey to Ger
onimo, the old Apache war chief.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
VIII Hold Lawn Rete

Members Of the Epworth League OF
Union NJ. f. Church win give a lawn
fete tonight at No. 2l9 West street.
The fete viii be held tomorrow night
also,
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
National Loaqus.

RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago, 9; New York. 2.
Pit;sburg, 2; Boston, o.
other games postponed. raAG.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
Tri- State league

RESULTS or YESTERIrAY's GAMES
Lancaster 6: York. ..
Williamsport 8; 5ohnstown. ;
Hor.i tnrs Altoona, rain.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09

sCollars. Guns, Shirts. Sheets. Wen
do 'em, and do 'em right. Troy Laun-
dry. Eighth and Tatnal lstreets.
Evening journal., 1906-08-09
SCORE BY INNING.

Dover. .... -, ..........O 500O1OOx-6
New Castle ,.... ... D. .oOOO0OOOl-l
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NEW CASTLE.

Totals sees. ..... b. ...6 4 q 10
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MATINEE RACING

Following Is the card OF entries for the
twelfth matinee race OF the Gcntlemen's
Driving Park Association on Saturday.
Tvtnf No
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-04
STORE AT EXETER Is ROBBED
Thieves Take Fine SIIks aud Clothing
and Escape.

EXETER, Neb.. Feb. Especial The
general merchandise store Of w. H. Tay-
lor was broken into and robbed. probably
between 4 and O'Clock this morning. The
work was evidently done by professionals.
since they unlocked and entered by tie
front door. They went TO work leisurely.
taking time to unlock the safe from which
they secured about so in silver They took
all the silks in the store that had any real
value. Mr.. Taylor has not been able to
TX his loss yet The packages Of silks
were taken to a back room. where the
thieves had constructed a dark lantern
from an empty pasteboard box There they
seem to have been carefully examined All
wrappers, papers or other marks were re-
moved and left behind. At least two fine
overcoats were taken and probably other
clothing The two overcoats known TO
have been taken are the only articles likely
to furnish clue TO the thieves They
are peculiar make. known as manu-
featured buffalo" IL is believed they went
toward Fsirmont from this place. as a
party who lives At the intersection Of Te-
cumseh avenue with the section line, or
main road to Falrmont was awakened be-
tween and o'clock by hearing a wagon.
ton line road. and at the same time two
men came running down Tecuulseh avenue
from toward town. met the wagon at the
intersection. climbed aboard and hurriedly
drove west
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northwest Of West Point on Thursday. the
contracting parties being Miss Lizzie Breh-
mer and Herman Wisch, and Miss Alma
Heller and William Brehmer. These are all
and popular families of the community Mr.
and Miss Brehmer being twin children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brehmer Miss Heller
being the daughter of Anton Heller and Mr.
Wisch the eldest son Of Ferdinand Wisch a
well known farmer After the ceremony a
reception was held at the Brehmer home
GRAND lSLA ND-The Jury in the CA Sc Of
Wiseman, administrator, against the Union
Pacific for 1899 damages, for the killing OF
Robert Boyle. son of a widow, at Wood
River year ago; returned a verdict grant
ing the plaintiff the fun amount prayed for
The jury, II is learned, stood nine TO three
for the full amount on the first and second
ballots. ten TO two on the third and subae-
uent ballots and agreed after six hours
Boyle was killed by fast mail train at one
OF the Wood River crossings, the train
the time. Negligence was charged. A cor
oners jury had found the company Grim
inally negligent.
BI4AIR-Malcom Cameron. aged 50 years.
died suddenly at his home early Saturday
morning He returned from Lyons FRIDAY
night on the 3 o'clock train and walked
to his home, about a mile from town, and
was as well, apparently. as usual and was
came. Mr.. Cameron was a pioneer Of this
county, coming here in the Cos and was
dsouty sheriff Of this county for several
terms He was member of the Nebra 81 a
legislature in 1890. since which time he re-
sided on his farm west Of Herman until a
short time ago when he moved 70 Blair
TO manage the large stock farm Of his SON
in-law, f. z. Russell, county treasurer.
Mr.. Cameron was born in Canada He
served in Company NJ. Fourth Illinois cav
airy, from September. 1851, TO November.
1864 and was a member of John A Dix
post, Grand Army Of the Republic, OF this
city and also Of the Masonic lodge of Blair,
from the Methodist church Sunday after
noon.
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company OF the milk and cream business.
which If now hauled as baggage. Hereafter
all express matter arriving at this station
will have to be called for by the consignee.
NELSON-The mortgage record for Muck
,lls county for January shows; Eleven
farm =, mortgages nied: amoHnung TO
mortgages were filed s7.S5s.5O. nine salts
fed, S5,l54So OF chattel mortgages l29
were filed. s37, IS: los satisfied. S33, TOLL
BEATRICE-Frank Salts, an ice dealer
eleven TO seventeen inches in thickness
on his artificial lake and Zimmerman
springs, northwest of the city, the last
week. He now has stored 800 tons Of the
product and has a large force OF men
engaged in taking care OF the crop as
fast possible so that in case there Is
40 more cold weather he Will have enough
ice TO supply his customers part or the
summer at least
BEATRICE-Fred Mcbride. a typewriter
Tepairer who visited this city some months
ago. was arrested at Clarinda, Ia, yester-
day under orders from Sheriff Trude Of
this city. Mcbride is charged with jump
ing a board bill amounting TO $40 at the
Butler hotel in this city, and also with
which belonged to Al Thomas and which
he had taken to clean and repair Sheriff
Trude left for Clarinda this morning to
bring Mcbride back to Beatrice.
WEST POINT-The remains of Mrs. Mat
thew Zacek one OF the best known pioneer
women of West Point, were brought 20 this
city from Omaha Friday evening. The de-
ceased had undergone an operation for
gallstones at St Joseph's hospital and had
apparently recovered from its effects, but
compiled tons set in and she succumbed.
a large family. The deceased was a native
OF Bohemia. The funeral will take place
Monday morning under Roman Catholic
auspices.
WEST POINT-A double wedding was
solemnized by Rev. Otto Won Gemmungen,
| pastor OF the German Lutheran church
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-04

umes So TO "a supreme court reports. and
also 400 copies Of the report Of the State
DairyInen's association.
Auditor H. Suspicious.
1t is evident that Douglas county farmers
are not in danger from gray wolves 1t
IL evident. also, that Douglas county is
producing more gray wolves this year than
any other county in the state. This is
shown BY the number OF afhdavits filed
with the state auditor showing that gray
wolves had been killed in Douglas county
and asking for the bounty. While Deputy
Cook could not tell without looking up the
records just how many claims had been
filed, he said it was more than any other
county. Inasmuch IL is generally sup
posed that a gray wolf will not stay around
where there are people, Auditor Searie will
ask the men claiming the bounty to here
after bring the body Of the wolf to Lin
coin.
Buys Idaho Bonds.
The State Board of Educational Lands
and Funds this morning authorized State
Treasurer Mortensen to buy Sl6o,50O worth
of Idaho state bonds. The bonds will run
twenty years and will pay the state 81
per cent interest for the first five years
and afterwards per cent. The board will
meet February l3, at which time the bonds
will be delivered and the matter will be
passed on finally. The board has already
bought Idaho bonds to the amount Of $780,
600 this year. and during the month the
state treasurer will have $4,000 more
money TO invest. This money will &C
cumulate by reason Of the payment OF
school land leases and taxes sent in by the
| county treasurers.
| Theater Mechanics Incorporate.
The Theatrical Mechanical association Of
| Omaha filed it's articles Of incorporation
with the secretary of state this morning
| According to the articles. IT costs so in
itiation and 80 cents dues each month. None
are eligible to membership except white
men who have been engaged as actors foi
at least six months. c. NJ. Eaton and
| others signed the articles.
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VISIT Eastern Departments.

SUPERIOR, Neb.. Feb. 3.-(Special.)-
Mrs. Abbie A. Adams, national president
Of the woman's Relief corps, and Mrs.
Mary r. Morgan, national secretary. leave
this point tomorrow on an extended vista
ton OF the eastern departments of the
corps. The following points are especially
mentioned in their program: February s.
reception at Wilmington, Ill; February
6. reception and camp fire at Memorial
hall, Chicago; February 10, reception at
Hartford, Conn; February L. 10 and "A,
Boston departments convention and recep-
ton at Fanueil hall; February Is and IS,
department convention at Providence, r. I.
February 20 department convention Of
Vermont in the city OF Burlington. Also
upon invitation these officers will visit
New York City, Brooklyn, Ilion, Gouver-
neur, Philadelphia, Toledo and Detroit.
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Sues for Possession of once.

KEARNEY, Neb.. Feb. Especial Tele-
gramD-County Attorney Squires. prosecu-
ting in his own person and at the relation
Of Victor B. Wheelock, began quo war
ranto proceedings in the district court TO
Dust Thomas G. Spencer from the ONCE
OF register OF deeds. Notwithstanding the
election OF the relator To said office Spencer
refused to surrender the Office 10 the re-
lator and still claims TO be register Of
deeds. At the time Mr.. SDencer's term of
office expired it was announced that a
motion for a rehearing had been filed in
the supreme court in the case wherein the
court had declared unconstitutional the
law passed by the last legislature whereby
the terms Of registers Of deeds then in
office were extended one year. II was