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 DAILY GETS THREE MEN.
Buys Pitcher Wolf of Newark for $aOO,
 and Signs OLeary.

Buys Pitcher Wolf of Newark for $30O,
 and Signs O'Leary
 Hartford, April 5.-Basebal 5. received a big boom here yesterday, for Captain Daily returned with the contracts of three crackerjacks and the lumber was delivered for the new covered bleach CT, which is a pet project of the senior owner, J. H. Clarkin. J. Klein, a big first baseman, who managed an inde- pendent team last year, and who play ed in the Hudson River league the sea- son before, when he batted 28O, has ac- cepted terms by Hartford. The signing of Klein was the death warrant for Phalan, another Hudson River leaguer. and a letter was mailed to him last night to the effect that better man had been secured.
 Another sockdolager with the bat is OLeary of Pittsburg, who had been signed by Altoona of the outlaws. To get his pitcher. Captain Daly had to come down with $500, with which money he bought Pitcher Wolf of the Newarks. Captain Daily says he does not expect any of his men to report until Monday. When they get here they will be licked into shape at once.
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AT ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.

Home Missionary Meeting To-Day.
 The sixth Lenten home missionary meeting will be held on Friday, April 6, from ii a. m. to p. nl. at St. An- drew's M. E. church, Granniss Corners The ladies meet to sew for the mission boxes at ii a. m; luncheon will be served at 12;3O, and the. meeting will occur at 2 o'clock. The subject of the meeting will be "Work Among the Italians in New Haven"
 Dr. Teele of Lowell house will speak and Miss Arbuckle will give the deaconess report and speak for the Italian mission on Hamilton street.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all who are interested.
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TOM sHEVLIN FINED.

Pays Thirty-five Dollars to the West
 Haven Treasury for Speeding His
 Red Auto,
 The great Tom Shevlin and his red devil auto were the center of attrac- tion at the West Haven court yester- day. Tom was charged with speeding his machine within the bounds of the borough, It cost him just thirty-five dollars to get out of the serape. The West Haven authorities are determined if possible, to break up the auto speed ing before the shore season opens.
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New Haven Steamhnat line
STEAMER fIErnsr1,rrr. M l..- !. .-.

1AMEH CHESTER w, CHAPIM. e.Ir Trom New. Haven-Steamer leaves sai, s.to srsr \. m. daily except Mondays. Pass. time after 10 D. m. '''et Ss snA .do Hrom New. York-Steamer leaveR 1'gV p m. daily except Sunday,
 ,1e lime between New York and New Haven, about five hours. " T Steamer arrives at and t7enar+s srnr. Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier S. stS. N' h foot of Peck Slip, New York <, For tickets and stateroons apply at an 1ne offlce on Belle Dock. also at Bish- 2p p,, ~ Co3 1So Orange street, and at The New England Navigation Co.
 GEO. c. BLACK, Agent.
 Belle Dock. New Haven.
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''TExAs.r

Broadhurst and Currie will present at the New Haven theater, April 12, 1S and IA, new fouract play of Ameri- can frontier life, entitled Texas by J. Mauldin Feigl, whose thorough knowledge of the plains is a birth right. Texas" is charming play of western life, and is unusually pictur- esque, in fact 1t is as romantic as any costume play ever presented, and deals with variety of subjects almost en- tirely new to the stage. It tells of the love and trials of the people of the plains in a captivating and realistic manner and immediately wins the hearts of every auditor.
 Holiday matinee Good Friday and regular matinee Saturday.
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"MFADDEN.s FLATS"

From the spectacular opening chorus to the rattling grand finale, "McFad- den's Flats" furnishes unmistakable evidence of it's utter supremacy as a
 musical entertainment of force and training, combining all that is desirable in a wide range of diversified melody. It is quite easy to understand how the many song innovations have made such an enormous hit wherever heard. If it were not for the splendid aggre- gation of vocalists for which 'McFad-
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GRAND CONCERT.

By Madame Adamowski at Treat &
 Shepard's.
 Madame SzumoWski Adamowski, the pianist who delighted the audience at the evening Symphony concert in Wool sey hall, has been engaged by the Treat $ Shepard company to give piano This is the most popular announce ment ever made by this enterprising musical firm.
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secretary, Mrs. Caroline J. Taylor of Bridgeport; recording secretary, Mrs. J. K. Guy of Middletown; treasurer, Mrs. Charles H. Keys of Hartford; auditor, Mrs. c. K. Bush, West Haven; state organizer, Mrs. F. B. Street, East Ha- Upn
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ALPHA'S TONIGHT.

Will Play the New Britains at Ander-
 son Gym. The Alpha basket ball team of this city will play the New Britain High School Alumni team this evening at Anderson's gymnasium, York street, at o'clock.
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FELL DOWN STAIRS.

Bridget Malone stHtains Severe Scalp
 Wounds.
 Bridget Malone fell down stairs at her home, corner of William and Brad ley streets last evening. She was taken to Grace hospital in the police ambu- lance, where it was found that she was badly r'-t odnNut the head, She will re- cover.
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Cure For The Blues ONE MEDICINE THAT MAS NEVER FAILED Health Fully Restored and the Joy of
 Life Regalned,

When cheerful, brave, light-hearted woman is suddenly plunged into that perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is a sad picture. Itis usually this way;
 She has been feeling out of sorts
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
1TEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEoPLE

And Other People Known In This Clts --IntereStinE Social Evs=ta Here and EIsewhexe.
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MAKE STRANGE
CLAIMS

What IL believed 70 he an attempt
20 recover from the raiind States
government ga a fraudulent assay
cialm Ia the Adams case vas
aprunx late yesterday afternoaa BE-
fore special Master In ChaucerF
viii "a Thompaon. II the case De
relagrs a. such. the instiEni0f. &C
enrainw 20 several lawyers. should
have a charge preferred against
hlm b. untyod states Attorney sat
fiean
e. ,. En9slia filed = Claim Tor
1853 90. which be claims IL due him
for AhrlakAEe In duat deposited
When on the witness stand Enrella
testified that be saa the owner ~
che gold dust. bat after hcinR cross.
examined II waS learned that be
had Deposited tho dust for the
Northwestern Commercial com.
pany. At the time the dust waa dc
paaitcd EnEsils vas In The employ
IL that company. but since that time
has left their employ and il # pres
snt a phynicisn 81 Ballard
AZ the time the claim waa filed
The Northwestern Commercial com
pany kaaw nothing of the case and
had not sanctioned the claim. Al
ter leaving Mfr Thompson offien.
yesterday. Engplls went directly 70
the office 81 ] u. Trenholm. secfs'
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Trustee Company Units
In Property No. 5
Now on Sale

The Dsrton Horton bank build
ing. recently purchased by the
Trustee Co for tEs0. 900. has been
divided into $50 units. valued a,
81 900 each. which are now offered
for sale by the above company at
their par value The Dexter Horton
Rank building II one of the most
substantial and beautiful structures
IN the city and located right In the
heart of the business center. where
values are steadily increasing. This
fine building. known NJ Trustee
property No 5. offers the man Who
doca not want TO speculate. but
wishes a steady. sure Income. fine
opportunity to invest bis money
where there is no possible chance
of loss Every owner Of q Trustee
Co unit In downtown property IL a
part Owner In the building. and his
units Increase IN value a. the prop
erty inorcassa The units are divif.
cd into tsntha. 40 that any amount
from 800 up may be Invested. We
will be pleased To- fully explain
every detail N you will call "a our
offices Ia the l.uwman building
The Trustee Company. -.
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tary Of the Northwestern CONNER
clai company. and. TO ~ appear
ances. acquainted Mr. Trenholm
xitk the facts 81 the case.
when aesn this morning By 4 re.
porter uf The Star Nj Trenholm
could thraw 40 light on N. matter
except stating that as far a. tho
COMPANY Waa concerned u had
made DO claim. proof being lacking
- 20 = ho mined the gold and no
adtier had been received sK 90 the
cleanliness % the dusf
ar Thompson ordered United
states Attorney Sullivan 10 look
lnio the ease and TO find cat eu
y hat grounds EnNuiis haaed his
claim. and TO find out. Il possible.
= hethaF the Northwestern CONNER.
clal company had ans knowledge 81
the affaif
RnEslla stated on the witness
stand that ths company had no
knowledge. but felt n auty to the
company Ia file the claim
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NEARLY
MEETS DEATH

a n Mye}y. ia driver for the Sc.
attic 1rtnNtT eompnpS, was near.
y killed IND noon w a collision
with Apldinon ELN.cable car and
the oyephnins afNNiissakon
MyelN dune aoAt m the alley In
the. RShr ~ fXddefltk 4 Nelson's
stoSi wkb a5foad Cable car No
a. wxo calAdng down tbe Madison
"A kilf Cfha psRon was struck fun,
onOfU{SNi Sud with Myers under
MIA ~ showed down toward
49,
uNe horses started 90 run. but
were stopped by Crossing Patrol
man Mcdonald Myers was feleaa
ed considerably bruised. and sent
To his home Ia an ambulance Drip
man W Il Briggs aud Conductor
" Baker were Ia charge OF the car
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OFFICER PARR
IS DISMISSED
SEATTLE pArRoLMM RGPRl-
MANoUp AND tat co ny
F CHIEF wAPPENsruIN TINS
MORNING.

patrolman Elijah = rarr. was
this morning called intD tho pfi-
Natr office ~ chief of Police Wan.
punatrtn. and EiYsn natise that hia
services were ue iouger required
eH tho Seattle police fefre.
tEN ehatKra az lualtentlon Go
duty tns tree and easy mannar
- patfnlinF hia beat aud af being
500 much " ially Eoaa feiiow we're
some Of the chnrnea which we're
nled against the officer.
PARIS dismissal this morning
was brought about by the eon-
plaint Of a second hand man named
Louis undana est Railroad aV
An unknown man entered Ia
daua'a store several dayH aKo and
purchased pair II opera glasses
for t5so After leaving the store
hu concluded the slassrA we're not
worth tfaa and securing the as
siatanee ~ Parf both man raeuterei
che store and parr demanded that
uadana give the man back 81 a.
the glasses NeF worth only s.
tsaaua refused. saying that the
man had a right % Investigate tho
siasses before paytnK for them
The unknown man then began US
the vile Language aud cursed tH-
dana. feeling that hts actions were
backed BY Parr
The conduct 81 rafr was then re-
ported a. heaaantfteFa. witch Sc
suited IA his dismissal
IhaF aas ssFfHaaa - s.sa 4 .H..Efa.afs.a
and that hiH men are pafraimen
- what the chief af police wants
MS men - understand
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ARE HUSTL|NG FOR
CANDIDATES

aud Sweeney rose 10 protest against
tho bnwarfanted assumption of the
state committee IN selecting n TEN
purarY chairman for the convention
aud 10 announce his withdrawal
from the race The matter was
patched up hY the election Of
Sweeney Dudley G Eaheimanf ~
Tacoma. was made secretary. AMI
Tom Church. OF Seattle assistant
secretary
Appointment % Committees.
The first business 81 the eonyon.
tion was the appointment Of the
usual committees ON credentials.
rules and order Of business and
platform. one man from each cpun
- being named 0a each committee.
In calling the roll Il developed that
three Of the smaller counties we're
not represented
After the appointment " the res
ular committees the convention
named a committee consisting Of
one man FROM each county, called
steering committee. bat IN effect
a committee on ways and means
81 procuring material with which TO
make up state ticket The con
Nontina then adjourned until z
O'Clock this afternoon.
No Contests on.
The credentials committee con
xened Immediately upon adjourn
meuf and found that there were no
contests The platform committees
Mas called Ca convene af the party
headquarters IN the Hotel Seattle.
THE WAYS and meana' committee
met In the convention hall. but a.
40 candidate material was present
sd. adjourned until I o'clock
Possible Candidates
A o'clock this afternoon the
steering committee had agreed
npon the following candidates Ia lse
proposed an the convention fof eoa
kreaa
William Hiarkman. Seattle
7 IL - Merritt. spokane
+ y q Eahelman. Tacoma
At so y IN the steering coin
lnitfea had selected the following
three candidates for the supreme
bench
30 sweeney. Seattle
y G. Milton. Seattle
John HodKdon. Chuhalla county
The fourth member o. being
sought. The steering COMMITTEES
had not obtained the consent II
either Of the above thfee % run.
bat had hopes
Onu Of The plaukh In the plat
form Niii declare for the Initiative
aad referendum
Genes 70 Order tate.
Floyd uaEEett. - Spokane viii
undoubtedly be the permanent
chairman when ths convention
ceffsss 50 order shortly after 3
o'clock this aftsrupau
GEORGE Turner. ~ Spokane. sent
letter - the convention. stating
that - waa unahla o. attend or
aeranns u helnx suEaEea Ia = mine
litigation
a " TltiaN will undoubtedly be
elected chairman u the state central
committee
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SEATTLE MEN
BUY YOSEMITE

Captain Thomas Grant prom
laent tlRbeai man. nHd q J Eiiet.
owner Of the Eitel building ai f'ec
oud and Pike Htsi aud other Sc
attic properties are the new owners
1T the big Hide wheel excursion
steamer Yosemite. until q few days
ngo the property u the Canadian
Pacific railroad
Tire deal Nan made yesterday
The pufs base price % not given. II
iH Understood that 90. 900 sin be-
expended for improvements upon
the Steamer. The Yosemite ia eap-
able Of Carrying zse0 plnaen.ers
and is said 60 be tie fastest boat
iu the northwest despite her size
and age.
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WILL ABANDON
RAILROAD Az.

~ an early date possibly within
two weefs. tic Northern Pacific
aud Great Northern railroads viii
abandon Railroad az AZ their clean
Ing Yards for passenger trains. sud
coaches ~ both linea viii be- clean
ed. washed and repaired IN the
King 81 yards Preparations are
being made for the installation Of
power iufniabie below the express
office ia the new yards
The above announcement was
made this morning AZ the local Of
flces Of both operating departments
OF the roads
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TOTEM SALOON ROBBERY
CASE TRIED TOMORROW

The ease ~ ABa D. Foster aud
Mrs Reea iiefeoek the two women
who ate charged with rabhiuR Luun.
a German iabufer Of 5000 iH the
Totem saloon the latter rart Of
August. viii be- tried tomorrow ~
the afternoon session in Judge
NutdauH court
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MABEL NIXON APPOINTED.

Mlaa Mabel Nixon II Portland
has been appointed ~ Frank J.
Mefrirh. chief 81 the puhiieitY depart
msnt ~ the Alsska- yukon Pacific
exposition. ~ his private secretary
Minn Hixon held the same position
with Mt Msrtlck in Portland
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NO RATE WAR PROPOSED.

Manager Morgan ~ The Klfaap
Transportation 90. announced that
no rate war wua ufnpuaed when
the KiiHau was placed on THE Sc
utfis- pouiabo route Both hia
steamers and the Monticello will
undoubtedly maintain rates He
Wlll not be the first 70 cut n there
il aHN
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O. N. OFFICIALS ARE COMING.

- Campbell. fourth vice president
" the Great Northern system. and
" " buugh.nB. freight and tfaf
ne manager Of that road. are ex.
pacted Ia Seattle un a quarterly an
nuul visit this week
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II Your Eyes
Trouble You

Go 70 expert opticians who know
their business The Sehncbard Op'
deal Co. 1907 2nd ave. will ex-
anime eyes free and furnish glasses
II you need them. from 100 up
We are experts
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STEERING COMMITTEE HAS NO
NAMES TO PRESENT - ONLY
EXCITEMENT AT STATE CON.
vGNrioN is oVER ELECTION
OF TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.

AZ noon today a steering commit
tee appointed Ia the democratic
state convention started nut GA
atill hunt for candidates "a place on
the ticket Al the first meeting Of
the committee no member had .
single name 10 Suggest aud an ad
fournment was taken until o'clock
10 afford the individual members an
opportunity 20 do little quiet
work
Among the deieeataa % the eon.
Nautlun generally there wefn a few
names mentioned. bat none were
advanced az possible
ounphy a Probability.
Word was brought from Waila
Walla that " II nunphy. nf that
county. was willing tu make the
race Tor the supreme bench pfoyld.
Cd satisfactory ticket could be
made np la the convention infor
nation had hoea brought 10 the
convention that Prosecuting Attor
hey y n PenierErust 81 okanoEan
county, was willing. even anxious.
10 run Tor congress. aud Mr. Pen
aerEfaHt was expected 20 attend the
convention Al the noon adjourn.
meHt he had not arrived. though
his county was represented b.
other delegates
Jones Proposition.
Former Congressman W G
jones. u spokane. according 10 r..
port Ia circulation among memhssrs
OF che Spokane eonnty delegation.
~ willing 20 run for congress. pfp.
Yldra only one man T. nominated
iie bad taken this attitude Ia view
~ the prospect that the national
ana state Erankna and the NATIONAL
ana state decorations nf labor wall
start campaign against the ~
election Of Congressman " H.
Jones, one IL the republican candi.
dates
Temporary Chairman.
The only diversion created IN the
convention during tho morning aes
sion vas over the election u a
TEN porarY chairman Immediately
before the convention aaa called 20
ertor by Chairman " Uoiwin
uf the state committee the kiuE
county delegation held eaucuA
and agreed Ia presFni for chairman
- the convention the name ~ 10
Sweeney ST. GoaNin waa not In
formed 81 this action. howevrf. sud
after calling the convention % or.
dsF he announced that the state
committees had decided tn present
Cor temporary chairman The nsmp
II G A Reynolds. of kias county
Sweeney Espes,siassa
Reynolds announced that ia yiss
ai the action u the kinF county
delegation be vas not a candidate
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splendid pIsra faf fhe ntlneg
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UNIVERSITY OPENS.

The uniVefalIY f0fmalIY Opened
this morning with $50 students
John =. Hartman. president Of tho
Board ~ Regents made remarks
aud 0ox Mead followed The latter
promised larger quarters for the
students on account Of the Increased
Attendance. Many remarks 81 The
governor were roundiy applauded
Registrar Condor estimates that
before the close 0f The week 200
students viii have been enrolled.
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