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Milford chronicle., 1907-11-29
A Democratic Driver.

/ One of the famous characters Of
/ Butte. Mont. is John. the hackman
who has driven a hack in that city foi
years and who knows every man who
has participated in the exciting times
of that great mining camp.
John is an ardent Democrat, but he
is the best driver in Butte. and when
President Roosevelt was there a few
years ago the local committee selected
John to drive the carriage in which
the president rode and to drive the
four horse team which took the presI-
dent over to a garden outside the city
There were some cavalrymen acting
rs escort. They tried to keep up with
John. but John put the horses on the
keen gallop and left the soldiers far
behind
The president was delighted. When
they finished the ride he slapped John
on the shoulder and said. You are
great driver"
John did not reply.
You are a great handler Of four
horses" repeated the president "One
Of the best ever saw"
John turned and glared at the pres
ident II don't need a Republican
president TO tell me So" be said.-Sat-
v,naJ s1EenIng Post
Value of Fishskins.
"Fishskins are popularity regarded
as about the most useless thing on
earth, not good to eat and only valua.
bic to hold together the good fish meat
inside them" said man who had
caught fish or worked in fish packing
houses all his life But just wait un-
til we begin to pay more for our glue.
and then we'll sit up and think about
the fishskins. The market value Of
this commodity has advanced rapidly /
the past few years, and in another year /
It is going to take a decided leap up |
ward.
1T was only a few years ago that /
were thrown away as worth
ess. and the fish packing companies
we're seriously concerned as to how to
ret rid of them. In one place where I
worked there was a hole in the fish
loft which was connected
With a runway into the water beneath
he wharf. Even then we would fill up
he hole quicker than the skins could
e carried away. Some firms used to
o to the expense of having the skins
arted away to some dumping ground.
But one day some one woke up to
he fact that the skins had certain ad-
esiye qualities, and fish glue began
, be manufactured. Then fshskins
)Ok on a commercial value. Since then
le price has advanced steadily. The
emand now is so large that it is prob
Bile the price will be doubled within
year"-New York Press. {
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-29
Protection Of consumers, roasted u

and the pores Of each berry sealed with
coating of fresh eggs and pure sugar,
to hold the goodness IN and make the
coffee settle clear and quickly. Better
than " fresh Toast." Warming a
little develops the favor and makes ne
grinding easy. Our enormous coffee
business. exceeding the next four largest
Inns IN the wOrld'tcgether, reduces our
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-29
Total

Many single sales of great interest
have recently taken place at Christle's.
Last July Mr.. Holderway bought a
necklace Of wonderful beauty, compos-
ed Of pearls Of unexampled size and
brilliancy, for 100000. A rock crystal
biberOn was sold in May, 1905, for the
enormous sum OF f16,275, the purchaser
being Pierpont Morgan.-London Ex-
press.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-29

average cost per pound, and enables US
to give you better coffee for your
money than you can buy in any other
way. There are more package: Of
ARlOSA sold IN the United States
than all the other Coffee packages
combined.
1t your grocer viii not supply, write,.
ARBUcKLE Bros.
New York CIy.
The evening world., 1907-08-28
AT SARATOGA TRACK.

SARATOGA RACE TRACK, y. -.
Aug, "a slight rain feil during -,
night, causing the track to he a -
slow tfts n9Fnins Tnst. n,..,nse a. a
great many horses have been shippe"
away. The beat workouts follow:
ial 5PI7RSI IASE-Six turlongs IN LII -
handliy He Is ready 10
III SEA WALL, Fiys tnrl9nss I.,.,a :"
IA .utgIi,FiE JlIGGINs turlonEs
- n o'5s, handiIy. W'li! win soon
IN PARK RoW-Slx furlongs in 10 3.e,
hnndily il doing Well &,
lca RUTH TAYLoR--1,ignae ihs@ns
tis NEtT 0S-Three furtongs n dS5 w
hanaiiy. She ia speedy
- ! .i,.,sf,l f,li1.. xai. irirsel
- CELIA Four turlonss p P4P Aah'
DIV. 4 real smart colt.
10 MISSOURI LAD IFour. turi,nnss "
~ ErSSf;s FOLLY -Four turlonEs n
ID hrcez!ng, Very speedy and -
ns sro8ssoR-ss rSs2s tarlong. in lt75-S.
l1s sARArINE ESQ, a One mile IN laS 20,
nraGzlng Mayer hetter
- t.XfaiyP II '''--''''
breeEing Has her Speed
tef ART EoR-40re mile Ard fAr'
long IN i.59 haniiiy Never y
III nf3SsSrSq fSS WATER one mile ir
i% = brea1ias. ts4G f6rs 81 81 spssea. i
l2r I,oRnETI- 4 q Five furlonga W ~
3.---a ! .t& IL
II ssss4t ilsi--ilt ! = !tas-d-.y
II c;RASpE bAdE-Fivc furiona4. y
IL ! hand ls a xery nice ll!L.
The evening world., 1907-08-28
JOHNSON TO MEET
CUTLER TONIGHT
ny John POLLOCK.

TACK JOHNSON. the colored heavy
weigh, who IS being side stepped
i by heavy weight champion Tommy
BHSns and nearly all The other fellows.
wit sIyyIgs IN HuUthrr t.ruitrt --n.:rti
battle at Reading. Pa. tonight. He
Will meet Kid Cutler. the heavyweight
hghier OF Minnesota. who hns deserted
the wrestling game 10 become pro-
stczaional pngtliat- Johnaon and Cutler
VIII meet in ten-round bout. and John
son should have no trouble IN beating
him before the expiration OF the sixth
round
Johnson's next bout Will be with
sailor Burke, at Bridgeport Coma on
Sept IL for six rounds and ne viii then
IN 10 California tar tho nurpnse Of
trying 10 &c; or nEht with some OF
! the heavy weights ONT there
The evening world., 1907-08-28

al JImestown. The steamship viii SAL
from the rtr+ loot OF Beach. street at
Z Z u on Wednesday next.
Tho gaIncs on Labor Day haze heeh
specially arranged wiih he view os
trying oui the best men IN raea OF the
events that viii he rpT0lira ter in
Jamcstowu Accordias ). III. irlsh
club managers expect - htva 5000
!ipc on the performances II theis ren
Individually
'rne same competitors VIII appear ~
the annual games .. me Ancient 49,
~ IffDeft.!hns IN Celtic Park next spn,
day. eher- y brilliant programme ~
sports has been mapped out, IN lhtss
meet as in the La Dor Day games -
the Irgsh-American Athletic club, mos
OF the standard eYents 10 be .toInpsss.
in All Jamestown are schedmled. 50 inht @
the Irish American crew -lil- 80 70 VIC
Exposition Athletic Grounds keyea w
TO a :ine notch and with theif 'n 'na''it''
cry In good working order. 4..,,
During the ,rip South the main oerN
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The Irish American hthlctlc clno
fluxh.a with its recent sweeping We
tories. has arranged 10 take It's premier
athletes 10 tho naional champsunshp
contests Ianlesown In nrnper state
rbe Old Dom.nI9n steamship Al1ntoe
has been ohastere! TO axe me ifhh
',tbl.,ic ohnmpionsnip aggregation 10
Snrsolk accompanied by a delegation
=, rooters and Baynes S!xty-ninth
Regiment Band.
i president, Conway to-day announced
,hat the arrangements are al com,
pl,te. With the exception OF the hnHi
elimination which taxes place az 'ae
r,mes OF the club in Cetic Park on
Labor Day. Abou; forty men notable
in sprint.. middle distances ard p,ng dis
tancc runs in the weights. the pole and
the Jumps Will be selected They wiz
be the guests OF the club aboard ms
Monroe and during four days stay
The evening world., 1907-08-28
sHARKEY STAG TONIGHT.

Tonight at the sharkey A. Jonnny
pwyer, the Perth Amboy hoy, VIII box
slx rounds with that Philadelphia wal.
lop artist Bert keyes, wRG has been
making Buch great henh~ay o! lair-
Trey should furnish one or the fastest
bouts thAt have been held ~ tHiR city
lin many day, and both nSpcct n luHd
4 winner before the ltrrit D; ,le brfit
The senI-tiual viii introducs-~ Ynlng
Ril Broad and FrinheS(Phal and
should be II slhRflns JRdtch trHn tEe
firFt to the last round Joe HhnraaAn
VII also 80 s!$ rounds with Harry
four rounds with 1lihk Milltr foli
Brown ma SmilirB lolIn Kelly Win
c&LHpltiF dc hill.
The evening world., 1907-08-28
Clean Breaks or shut Up.

That the death knell OF the rough
house tactics which have governed some
Of tho boxing bouts IN Philadelphia has
been sounded is now ccrtntn. The author
.tticS &c rot rfeperse ~ ~aiS iatii tthcrni Is
serious trouble at any or the clubs be-
fore acting and AS a result have In
formed the managers OF all the boxing
clubs that clean breaks must rule In
all future contests or else no shows wil
b. permitted to 60 on; This VIII Dc
sad blow 10 Tommy Murphy
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oFFRoTn introduced US.

@oFTRoTH introduced US
On meeting prize-hghtcr one
trr-stino,ive6 gives him hard
grip perhaps with the halt-eonscions
1 desire 10 make an Impression SthrecR
hold out his right hand. and |, thought
]essiy, cinched on the pressure
The fighter bent al the knees ana
n Doubled forward. "oh. owl he ex-
I tiasmcd, me handr
] dropped Tire grip as 81 ] mad taken
/ hold OF a hot iron.
saassek s.;ld W two nsts tor my In
Ehape Of two lat. pufred-up plum pud-
yellow IN sireeks
Hart" explained Mike, wtth n WY face,
fs hpologized for my carelessHsss
4 .'You must have done some aard punch
ii Ing said.
Il II HAD to-, replied Mike Hart IS
4 t5ugn. KsrII6 rFff0w. lTad MN haIr
~ q GpsE4 Tim bnt he ~ ofii1rif sin y
down. bueKled UP the Joints IN. my
~ hands hitting him, but had 10 keep
r yH hHlrrurTruT roT M WORTH 70
wear him our and finish MIN
There is one indication Of schrcck's
a Eafneness IL takes game man 70
"a Keep on hitting his heaviest blows when
Ehe Joints Of his hands arc bucklcd up
and he feals as II every bone wer4
brokan, rye seen many q good fighter
fes. schrcck is game. And ne II fuli
b, dyuamic energy aud rlarhine.llkr
ena,irauec; for Az hts fatness
VA Except for a larger oSpfhaHE at tho
II waist lirc schrcck II rtHg9s for
Tommy Burns. He Is ~ fAe saint
sfSiRittti aHf hrFatttil He faA fully a.
InpeR ambition ana sFrcsstyenefs NJ
n isnH quite 40 handsome hIs Mani,
$0nle y thai handsome 5oes NJ t6s
.is WHOM ~ nshts AZ Kaufman T
& a. .tta-s -sts krsln sssNNf O.. Il
The evening world., 1907-08-28

'sAt ahy siuAo VI hib hsblI 0UlIIt1.
Limerick. many years ago, he has been
hentified actively with every movement
In New York for the bceterment Of the
Irish people, II comes as a shock to his
friends to-day to learn that charges
may be preferred against him in the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians and the
Clan-na-5ael
II comes about very simply. ..P. u.
was visiting some friends at the Hotel
Far Rockaway last week. The women
guests swarmed around him with books
OF chances for prizes at Masonic fair
which was then In fun blast "P. J.'t
took score or SO and. lucky as the
club he prestdes over. one OF his tickets
won a diamond ring,
well. that's what call iusk." said
Conway last night
TITS bad luck" said Dan o.Rsrlly.
I'VE Will tmpeach you In the Hibernian as
and Clan-na-Gael for helping the FREQ
masous.'
Conway IL now trying 10 prove An
abb. but no has got the ring and it's
beauty.
The evening world., 1907-08-28
Gardner S4tffs WIN Reasktnr

Jimmy Gardner, the Lowell Mass:
weiterweight, has finally been lnonSeu lno.
sSho has bccf hshting so we'll In me
west for several months. They nave
becm matched 10 fight nj lbs pounds DE,
fore the club that offers me arRes'
n,iy-S< Already offers have been re-
paC,,a rrnn, both the Fort Wayne undl
and Indianapolis Athletic Clubs.
The evening world., 1907-08-28
No. I32 lNDEXED Aug. 27
TRAINING GALLOPS

l.oi1-5, oreez!ng
IL, EScUTCHEON-H mile in
0.5a t-5, breezihg
C ORFIi-hN I4AlD-4Seven turiorgs In
lb. galloping
i3 OLD HONES'rY-A quarter mile IN
0.54 As brcennE
-SpPHnaf0RE RE=t1iyc t,lrlonEr In o..
breezinE.
The evening world., 1907-08-28
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

BAfpIBE CITY TRACK. yoHKERs.
y. y, Aus4 -s.-Entries for to-morrow's
races ARE as follows:
The evening world., 1907-08-28
s,SrtI uNJ'E- For maiden two-ytHrtolds,
.,,,t ',t.,ts riye an8 "A hait turOnEs-

baseball -r-To-pay. Two Games, First
game calEsI . II ~. American League Park
&. n. Americans va, Boson- One adm. '.s
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=
Corbatt' Rt his fattegt-when out OF
training. And even whom trained to the
Emit he could roll down hill! faster than
be could run. AT glance no one would
fake Schreck for a fighter. He looks
moro like champion pie-eater. They
say ftn went around Marvin Hart hke
q cooper around barrel. never saw
q cooper around barrel, but last time
] saw Schreck he looked as II he were
around medinm-sized hosshead-end
mad found II hard TO digest.
Yet Mike can fight. Don't forget that!
TV OR all his fatness he is aggressive
and game they make en- He
whipped big Hart by plung1ns
into him round after round until the
kentnckian was worn out. II waa a
savaSe. bloody fight Hart has always
been famed for his ability to take pun
tshznent, and on this occasion he broke
an inra nj p time When the nght was
oytr HNs; Sreserfblea Nnothlns human.
Ills heat WAS twice It's ordinary size.
Rrd his features had disappeared in a
mass OF swollan bruises. He looked as
IL he had tried, 10 investigate a bees
nest whlle the inmates we're at home
r'hraa days after that fight met
Eehrcok in Frisco ! was standing with
( Jimmy Conroth IN the famous Tuxedo,
passing the time OF day.
Here comes Schreck.'' said Cofrroth
y In u low tone
I booked around
Approaching us from the rear OF the
room was a short, broad d-shouldered.
stout man who swung his ape-like arms
al his Eidss and rolled Ike a sailor As
he walked he wore ilis black derby
hat tipped on the back OF his head, and
the arc lights glaring overhead threw
T. etrong shadows under his pufred and
\ marked from the rubbing OF gloves
hcroas IL. and his forsheid showed ir-
slstrz hEiFE1fs where 4faF ffsts ltttsi
glanced like shells from the thick sides
Df battle-shtp. Schreck'S thick eye
brows. long. blue upper lip and heavy
Jaw gave him forbidding look.
The evening world., 1907-08-28

baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day. r ".
Giants IS St Louis Adm sne -
The evening world., 1907-08-28
40 IRISH A, c. ATHLETES FOR JAMESTOWN

~ the Monroe VIII hc used as M opca-
air gHHndsian
The evening world., 1907-08-28

world Peheron and Plymouth
broad
the eAaistas sheis his head to hits heels,
casting his nic
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stNtH ItNEE TalereIsg',.r.,IfT7 anl ~.
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

sARtToGA RACE THACK ~. Y,
Aug ~ The entries faE ;o-morrows
wrace4 hero ar" As follows;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-06
USUAL MAJORITIES.
Republicans of Philadelphia Voted
Early and Often,

Philadelphia, Nov 5.-The election in
Philadelphia today passed off very quiet
ly, the Republicans electing all their can
didates by the usual large majorities
There was more interest taken in the
fate of the $10000.OO9 loan proposition
than in the success of any candidate on
the city or state ticket. The city party
the reform organization which has fought
the Republican organization for several
years, went on record as against the loan
and made a fight against the proposition
The returns tonight show that the loan,
which h5d the solid backing of the Re-
publican leaders. carried the city by a
majority under that given the successful
candidates. John o. Sheath, the Repub-
lican candidate for state treasurer, whose
home is in this city, ran strong and his
plurality will be close to $1,000 in the
ciey.
The following are the successful local
candidates. all of whom are now serving
in the offices to which they have been
again elected:
Judges common pleas court-F Amedee
Breezy, John l.. Kinsey, Edward W. Ma
gill, William w. Wiltbank William C.
Ferguson, Charles Y. Andried.
Judge of orphans court-Edward A. An
derson.
City controller-John NJ Walton.
Recorder OF deedS-William s. Ware
Clerk of quarter sessions-Thomas w.
Cunningham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-06
TRIU MPHANT TOM.
Presidential Influence Not Sufficient
to Defeat Johnson.

Cleveland, o., Nov 5.-Mayor Tom L.
johnson was today elected for the
fourth time as mayor of Cleveland in
a hard-fought battle, in which the Re-
publican ticket was headed By Con-
gresham Theodore E. Burton, chair
man of the house committee on rivers
and harbors.
At midnight Chairman Baker of the
Republican committee conceded the
election of Johnson by 5000 plurality.
The johnson headquarters has his ma
jority at a higher figure, and the cleo
ton of the entire Democratic ticket is
indicated by 5000 or more. The Demo-
Gratis elected a majority of the coun-
cilmen.
Congressman Burton made consider
able gains over the vote of two years
ago, when William H. Boyd was the
Republican candidate, but the gain was
not sufficient to overcome the strong
johnson lead.
At midnight the official count on $50
out of 244 precincts gave Johnson 49,
800, Burton 20,439.
The present ratio, if maintained,
would give Johnson majority of over
S,000
At l a. m. returns indicate that Mayor
Johnsons majority. will be at least $780,
and that the whole Democratic ticket has
been elected except three members of the
board of education. The Democrats in
creased the present majority in the city
council.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-06
HEARST INFLUENCE WANING.
Poor Showing Made by the Indepen-
dence LEAGUE Party.

New York, Nov. 6.-What interest there
was in yesterdays apathetic election was
over the result of the Republican and
Independence league fusion in New York
county, the showing made by the indie
pendence league in its fight alone against
the identical tickets of the Republicans
and Democrats for associate justice of the
court of appeals, and the makeup Of the
next state assembly.
Fusion failed in New York county, the
straight Democratic ticket being elected
with majOrities of from 10000 to 5000.
Thomas F. Foley Democratic candidate
for sheriff. defeated Max T. Ihmsen, In
dependence league representative on the
fusion ticket.
county committee, who was credited with
surprise at the result and placed the re-
repeaters.
Leaders of the Independence league
wing of the fusion unreservedly declared
its defeat due to fraud
In Kings county brooklyn, the Re-
publicans were generally successful.
though the Democrats reelected District
Attorney Clarke.
The Republicans lost several members
of the ssembly-probably six.
The Republicans swept all their candi-
dates, with one exception. into office at
Buffalo. -
Elmira returned to the Democratic coll
umn so far as the mayoralty was con-
cerned- The Republicans elected city and
county tickets in Albany.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-06
MAYOR JOHNSON
Of CLEVELAND
No Change in the AdminiStra-
ton OF 0hio'S Chief City for
Another Two Years.
WHITLOCK HOLDS TOLEDO
CINCINNATI ELECTS REPUBLIC
AN TICKET.

Cincinnati, o.. Nov. 5.-Ohio's first
experience in separate municipal cleo
lions demonstrated today that local is
sues would be paramount, and the re
suits are so various that partisan VIC
tories cannot be generally counted as
such. each fight having some partlcu-
lar complication.
For Cleveland, interest centered on
the contest of Mayor Tom l. Johnson
and Congressman Theodore Burton
over the matter of street railway fares,
an ultimate Scent fare or the immedl-
ate accomplishment of a present peace
in local transportation matters SEEM
ing to give d ballot leaning toward the
former idea endorsed by Johnson.
johnson was reelected.
In Cincinnati, Leopold Markbrelt,
Republican, was elected mayor by so
sweeping a vote that he has appar-
emily carried his entire ticket with him,
ending a fight of Mayor Dempsey,
Democrat, for the vindication of a re-
election, and the present efforts of
those who have been long opposing Re
publican leadership in Cincinnati af-
fairs.
In Toledo, Mayor Brand Whitlock,
who refused a Democratic nomination
and ran for reelection as an indepen-
dent, has been emphatically endorsed,
securing over 1000 plurality.
Bond, republican, was elected mayor
of Columbus by from 5000. to 1000 plu-
rality over Duncan, Democrat. who had
announced strict enforcement of all
liquor and Sunday CLOSING laws as his
platform.
Dayton's three-cOrnered fight seemed
according to the early returns to be in
favor of the Democrats, their candi-
date, Burkhardt, winning over both the
Republican and independent candidates
Mansfield has elected a. Republican
mayor. while Canton, Youngstown
GAINESVILLE, Springfield, Findlay, Ports
mouth, Ironton and Xenia seem to have
chosen Democrats to run their affairs
Piqua reelected its lid mayor on
a platform in which he declared for a
continuance of that policy.
Strict enforcement of liquor and Sun
day laws affected the result in Zanes-
vile also, and many smaller cities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-06
SCHEME
WORKED BADLY
Hearst and His Republican Al
lies in New York Soundly.
Beaten by Tammany.
MAJORITY OF THOUSANDS
CHAIRMAN PARSONS SOMEWHAT
SURPRISED.

New York. Nov. 5.-Sufficiently COM
plete returns to make certain the uIti-
mate results show that Republican and
Independence league fusion in New York
county was defeated today by straight
Democratic ticket; that the Independence
league ticket for associate justices of the
court of appeals was Overwhelmingly de
Coated by the identical tickets of the Re
pubilcans and Democrats, and that there
will be slight change in the makeup OF
the state assembly. The new state assem-
bly, will consist of So Republicans ana &
Democrats, gain of six Democrats as
compared with last year.
In New York city the Independence
league court Of appeals was defeated 1
light.
Interest in County Fight.
In the city interest centered in the
county fight in which the Republican
and Independence league forces opposed
the Tammany ticket. james w Gerard
was elected TO the supreme court by a.
wide marSin over NJ. Linn Bruce. Thorn
as +. Foley defeated for the sheriffs Of
lice the fusion candidate Max f. Inn
sen, who is also prominent in the indie
pendence league. Early returns gave FO-
ley big lead, but this was later scaled
down until 100 Of the S3S election districts
IN the county showed a margin for the
Democratic candidate of 25.eo0
Edward T. Bartlett and William Bart
lett nominated by both Republicans and
Democrats, were elected to the court OF
appeals over Reuben r. Lyon of Bath, a
former Bryan Democrat, and John II.
McDonOugh of Albany, former Repub-
ncan. both of whom were nominated by
the Independence league.
The election was unusually quiet and
the vote light. There were a cOnsideEa-
Die number of arrests for illegal voting
Parsons on Fusion.
Chairman Herbert Parsons Of the New
York Republican county committee who
brought about the fusion with the hide
pendence league. said late tonight that ne
believed that several Republican assem-
blymen had been chosen.
With fifty-eight districts unrepOrted.
New York county gives Foley for sheriff
plurality of 2L323 over Ihmsen, fusion.
Late tonight, Chairman Parsons said:
I believe that I was fully justified in
fusing- The vote was probably affected
by the financial situation. 1 am sur
prised that Judge Whitman. fusion cam
didate for the court Of general sessions,
did not get more votes in the Republican
districts. 1t will be necessary to look for
some other cause than fusion on which
to place the responsibility"