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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Tuesday, April 2-Bridgport at Waterbury. Rorty: wallingford at Hartford. Doherty.
 Wednesday. April 3-waterbury at wallingford. Sheeby.
 Thursday. April 4-Hartford at Bridgeport. Harrington: New Haven at New Britain. Rorty.
 Friday. April 3-New Britain at wallingfori. Rorty; Waterbury at New Haven. Lush.
 Saturday. April 6-New Haven at Bridgeport. Lush; New Britain at Hartford, Rorty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
AmerIr.n Win. qu~~n.. rrI.e.

LONDON. April 2. Danny Maher. the American jockey. at the kempton park meeting won the Queens prize of 1000 sovereigns. the principal race of the day. on Lord Derby's Bridge of Canny. The event is for three-year- olds and upward. Distance. one mile and a half
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
Bev,,u~ .t Atl.,t,c city.

ATLANTIC CITY. x. J.. April D. The first event in the National Bowl ing associations meet was for two man teams. The scores were as fol- lows: Osterman and Mortimer. Utica. N. Y.. 1.OS2; Riddell and Riddell, New York. LOTT; Fairley and Moore, Phila. delphia. 932: Gerdes and Gerdcs. New York. 1,136; Taylor and Hansen, Pater- son, \. J., 030.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
AMATEUR NOTES.

This finish in the amateurs is in 
 Company c is now in first place. while All Brooklyn is tied for second with Benedict & Burnhams- All Brooklyn has a tie game which will be played off this evening. however. with the Second Wards
 To-night the South End-Roger Bros game vill be postponed and All and Second Wards will play oR their tie game This game viiI be the first preliminary. while Company e and Benedict C Burn hams vili play the second
 It looks like Company c nos. Not one player on this team has been changed since the frst gnne of the DeoDon wa1 played-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
New Baseball League.

NEWARK, \. J., April 2.-The newly formed Atlantic Baseball league held a meeting in this city and adopted a schedule which provides for the open ing games on May 4. The league is composed of eight clubs Brooklyn, N. Y.; Elizabeth. N. J.: Newark, N. J.; Easton. Allentown, Chester. Reading and Pottsville, the last five cities in Pennsylyania.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.

At chmond--Richmond (Virgin- ia) State league) o, Montreal Cast ern)1 1.
 At Atlanta-Cleveland (Ameri- cam IS. Atlanta (Southernl 3.
 At Macon, Ga--Brooklyn (Nation- als) 5, Macon S.A.) o.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
Three Gray Horse. we..

SAN FRANCISCO. April ?. = The novelty of three gray horses winning. one after another. was witnessed at Oakland. Paddy Lynch. E. NJ. Brat tain and DutifuI were the gray horxes to finish first The favorites fared badly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
Peter Becker as New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. April 2--At the City Park track one long shot was winner and several others were iIi the money. In the steeplechase Scharfeld unseated his rider. and Peter Becker had 1t all his own way. Jockey Hogg rode four winners.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
corcH DEFEATS BURNS.

Chicago. April ,.-Frsnk Goseh Sefested Farmer" Burns last night st e,fch-ae-cafch-csn wrestling Ia fro straight falls. IL took Goteh 20 uInutes and seconds to get the hrst }aII. and 1T minutes and % seconds lg ahD oseonl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
TIgcr. Beaten at wa.hington.

WASHINGTON, April ?. = George town easily defeated Princeton here by superior batting. forcing Drewes to retire in the fifth inning. The fielding of Byrnes and Scheller of Georgetown and Vaughan and McLain for Prince ton were features. Score, 10 to 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
ys,. Win. at BaIsimore.

BALTIMORE. April 2.-The base ball team of the walbreck Athletic club met defeat at the hands of the Yale team. the score heinz IA 10 ;.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
ys,. p,y, pr,sve- nee. p,sy.

HARTFORD. Conn. April 2.-The Yale DTsmstic association in two pef- fernsnrcs st Parsons th>sfer produc- ed The Pretenders.- by Henrik Ihpeu. for the nst time on the Anertcan sfaes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02

Score, Waterbury q; Hartford 2;
 rushes, Loxson z, Lincoln 3; stops, Sutton 25. Weimert 27; referee. Har-
 rington; timer. Maloney; attendance, l750. +No score in first period.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
Victory For Bo.ton Amerscan..

CINCINNATI. April 2.-The Boston American team won the second exhi- bition baseball game from the Cincin- nati National league team. Score, s to l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02

Score, New Haven 6, Bridgeport 5; rushes, Jason II, Dnggan l, Cum ningham l stops, Mullen 34, Har- per 26; referee, Doherty; attend lance, 700.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
y,,.,r,,r. Win m Slow Game.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April 2. The University of Virginia here again defeated Columbia by score of . to G. The contest was slow and full of errors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
THE PRELIMINARY GAMES.

Both the minor contests were well worth witnessing and the fans who arrived early were given a good treat. The Hamilton Parks and the Roger Bros teams played fast polo from the first sound of the bell and two periods had gone by and no scoring was done on either side. The third period was fast drawing to close when Byrnes of the Hamilton Parks hammered the first and only goal of the game. The lineup and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
Johns Hopkins Defeated, Is to |.

BALTIMORE. April ?. = The base ball team of the University of Penn. sylvania defeated that of the Johns Hopkins university by score of 16 tol.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
THE PUGILISTS KNOCKOUT
 FOR PETER
Marvin Hardt Gives Maher Hi, Quietus Quickly Other Fight
 News of Interest.
25 WEST MAIN ST..

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. April 2,-Peter Maher. one time asplrant to- heavy weight championship honors. was knocked out last night by Marvin Hart of Louisville in the second round of twenty round bout
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
SECOND ONE A CORKER.

The second contest brought some clever work on the part of Company G and All Brooklyn teams. Both the goal tenders were doing good work while the rest of the defense was blocking and breaking plays in excellent style. The rushcrs were hammering the ball all right but the first period ended with nothing do- ing. At it again went the amateurs and Spellman, who had been playing clever polo caged the first one for the military boys in little over ten minutes. The third period was evea faster and Spellman again was the hero by caging one more in eleven minutes. Four minutes and one half later the Brooklyn were treated to goal when O'Brien hammered the ball behind Clark. The game ended with the military lads ahead and also made them the leaders of the league. The lineup and sum-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
WATERBURY EVENING DEMoCRAT.TuEsDAY. APRIL 2. 1907.
THE SPORTING NEWS.
THE LEADERS TRoUNCED.

New Haven. April 2.Bridgeport suffered defeat by the New Haven polo team last night 6 to 5. Bridge port was unable to make single goal until the last period. when, in a burst of vigorous work, the team made five. New Haven scored four times in the first period and once in each succeeding period.
 Jason's rushing and the work of Mullen at goal were features of the game. Cunningham and Woods play ed the best game for the visitors. The lineup:
 New Haven. Bridgeport. Jason ............. Duggan
 l1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
WILD CHARLIE" HELPS.

New Britain. April 2.--Ine New Britain polo team was defeated by the Wallingford team last night. 13 10 10. About i.2e0 witnessed the game. Wild" Charlie Farrell of Sharon. Pa. was with the wallins- ford team for the first time and he fully lived up to his reputation as a rough and reckless player. Warner played center in place of Harold. who has a bad knee. The summary:
 New Britain WaIl,neford. ErhfRc- M.f-A-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02

Rushes. Scniaer 10. Mccarthy 1s: stops. Mitchell ss. Pence <s. fouls. New Britain 1. wallingford s; ref cree, Rorty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
WATERBURY. CONN.
BOWLING.

Results of Games Played Last Eve.
 ming. On the Casino alleys last night Stones team whipped Jeager's men good and plenty by the following scores:
 Stones team-2,579. Jaeger's team-2,21S.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
POLO
THIS WAS
 cINCH GAME
Locals Without Half Trying Beat Hartford = Both of the Lead
 CTS Were Whipped.

There is not much to be said about that game of last night only that the smallest crowd of the season was in
 attendance and Waterbury won just about as she pleased. There. was no scoring done in the first period, as both teams looked tired and were
 rather in stale condition. There
 was no hope for Hartford from the start and when the Waterburys did get going in the second and third periods they placed the ball in the netting just as easy as Jim Jeffries could polish off all the aspirants for
 the heavyweight championship in the pugilistic field. It was a game over which one could not enthuse and for I the first time the fans took a sleep at
 a polo game. The lineup and sum-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
BOYS BRIGADE BEATEN.
Knights of King Arthur Trounced
 Them in Watertown Last Night.

Company c of the Boys Brigade of this city went to Watertown last evening and met defeat at the hands of the Knights of King Arthur bas- ketball team. The lineup and sum- mary:
 K. O. K. A. Boys Brigade. Evans SdsS
 Left Forward. Downes ......... Comstock
 Right Forward. Barlow .... .... ........ Birch
 Center. Bassett .... ..... Squfres
 Left Guard. Humfston Pheian
 Right Guard Score-K. 0. K. A. IT. Company c 13. Goals from the field-Barlow
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
SERIOUSLY HI.
Life of We'll known BicyelIst D.
 spaired Of.

New Haven. April 3--The un1k friends of Edward c. Hausmsa e 0G Asylum street vill be sorry D u1E1 that he is dangerously m st 01 home Nr Hsusmsn is weIl k11uu about the city and in many pafoo CT the country as q bicycle rf1es.- WI Edward Rufs ss . postnof ho G|1 taken . number of tripo thfCuGH
 vest They na1o aa eDx1n10 I1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02

Goals made by Gagged by Time Hamilton Parks. Byrnes ... ..s11;aO
 Score, Hamilton Parks 1. Rogers Bros O; rushes. Errico 1, Harvey 2; stops. Hayes 22. Chandler 9. sNo score in first two periods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02

Score-K. o. K. A. IT. Company c 13. Goals from the field-Barlow 8. Downes i. Bassetti. Humiston 1. Birch 5, Squires 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
WINNERS LAST NIGHT.

Pinfall-Stemm. first, S,734; Cava- naugh, second S,655.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02

Scorc. company U, 2. BrookIyn I |.
 rushes. Spellman 3. Tobin 2: stops. Clark Is. Lewis S: referee. Holly wood: timer. Spain: scorer Tiernan.
 sNo score in first period.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-20
BOOKER 7.
WASHINGTON MAY
SOON VISIT HAWAII

Booker T Washington, the famous
negro educator, may soon visit these
Islands. One of the band boys of the
Twenty-fifth regiment, Williams by
name, was interviewed yesterday
on board the Crook Among othe,
things, he said that he was for three
years bandmaster in Tuskegee IN
dustrial School, of which Booker r.
Washington is the president He had
about thirty boys in his band, which
was considered one of the most sue
cessful bands in the States.
There were about 1900 students il
the Tusllegee when | left said Will
Jams yesterday. "Mr. washington
is a wonderful man. He devotes az
his time in the up-building of man
kind and his influence is felt all ovel
the country"
ut is very probable that Mr.. Wash
ington will come here in the neal
future to look over your industrial
work, as he is greatly interested in
such a work as that"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-20
Waikiki PERSONALS
Especial to the Bulletin.)

especial TO the @ | NJ
Wailuku, Maui, Aug. 16.--An after
noon party was given last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Garcia in honor of Miss Jennie
tones, who goes to Honolulu next
Wednesday and from there return 10
ner post at one of the SCHOOLS at Kau,
Hawaii
Miss Lucy Richardson, who has
been spending a few weeks in Wailuku
as the guest of Miss Eta Cummings.
also returnes to town, bearing with
aer sweet memories of her numerous
friends in Waikiki.
Miss Violet Maliee, who has been
spending few days with Miss Nancy
Cummings of Waikiki, returned to
her home at Ulupaakua this noon.
She will soon nay Honolulu visit.
School Inspector c. E. King of Ha-
waii County was caller at Waikiki
this morning and continued on his
Journey on the Claudine to his 5lome
at Olaa this noon. He came to find
Jut whether Mrs Sabey would like
her transfer to Kalnaui school. She
viii give her answer to the Board on
Wednesday,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-20
With UMBRELLA Up
DROPPED 70 DEATH.
Curious Incident Of.
FreShet AT WaiIuku
Bridge
RIVERS OF RAIN FILL
And JAPANESE DROWNED
WAS AMONG CROWD WATCHING
FROM BRlDGE-HlS REMAINS
PICKED UP ON kAHU-
LUZ BEACH.
Especial to the Bulletin


Wailuku, Maui, Aug. 16.-The same
storm which did considerable dam
age to bridges and growing crops Of
rice and taro at Hanalei district last
week visited Maui this week. Strong
southerly winds commenced blowing
last Sunday afternoon and died out
during the night Monday, August IL
was a pleasant day. Rain in gentle
showers commenced pouring Tuesday
evening and was still coming down in
big heavy drops next morning. Wal
luku stream rose above it's banks in
several places and did considerable
havoc to houses and other property.
The waters rose almost to the old
Waiuku steel bridge, but the old re-.
liable aqueduct, as in former storms
stood the test splendidy. Many peo-
pie rushed down to the bridge to view
the angry waters as they rushed down
in mighty torrents, carrying away big
boulders and small trees which stood
in its path. The noise the boulders
made as they were being carried far
out to sea was like blasts of giant
powder set off at one time by cleo.
tricity. 1t was a continuous rumbling
noise at the bottom of the stream
while the mighty freshet lasted. At
O'Clock the freshet was highest. The
water which overfowed the banks be-
'ow the Wailuku bridge carried every
thing in its wake. An old house be-
longing to Japanese gardener was
down a portion of the high tresslc
work which supported the flume lead
ing to the Waikiki sugar mill. Other
houses were flooded and the occupants
were driven away.
About noon japanese who had
been ailing for sometime went down
to the bridge, and in the presence OF
the awe-stricken spectators jumped
down the gushing torrents with UNI
brella in hand and was seen no more
until late in the afternoon, when the
lilSleSS bCus WdS plChtQ w ny HALVES
on the beach at Paukukalo, about two
miles away. His head and limbs were
cut in many places. The japanese
claim that sickness had been preying
Upon him so that he deliberately took
This means of shuffling off his mortal
coil and send his spirit to eternity to
meet his loved ones who had gone be-
fore.
During the afternoon the freshet
died down until the normal condition
was restored. The outer districts also
report considerable rain. Ulapalakua
ranch received its share of the down
pour. This rain, while it has done
some damage to property, is really a
God-send to ranchmen and sugar
planters, for, taking out of considera-
ion the one life lost, which was de-
'iberate act, the benefits to the grow
ing crops will overwhelm the amount
Of damage done to property.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-20
For Sale

Eight room house, we'll built, 32x
40. Large verandah, 4 bedrooms,
toilet, bath. Newly painted. $50 #,
'rontage on Kuakini st. Cool and
healthy. In walking distance to cen
Ter OF town. Near Liliha and Nuu-
anu cars. Only $500, Certainly a
bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07

producers edge of insolvency purpose forcing
them sign longtime is unfortunate
that when advancing very considerable number
of producers tied UP by these hold-up contracts
Fresno Republican, of wel-nformed articles
dealing with prices and production incidental history
the California oil fields declares that the only important districts
whose be increase those of Coalnga
Maria The Kern field said be steadily declining
AT the Texas field has unexpectedly fallen
off, and the demand oil this
leaps and bounds The annual of the California
fields about 100000 barrels but there doubt that this
product the producers getting less than 20
barrel for their OIL Now the Standard Associated
ready make high 80 Whether that
figure high enough bring the wells that have been
shut the Coanga other districts
The management of the Standard Oil Company California
does have been distinguished by the
ability that characterized its operations in the East The methods
much the in principle but the execution
faulty So long the confined itself railroad transpoa
ton its operations emneny successful owing
assistance of the railroad which
by wholesale. described Commissioner Garheds
the transportation of OIL But when the Standard built great
pipe line from the Kern field tidewaer Point Richmond
enterprise proved failure The Bakersfield Californian
this demonstrated fact The Kern oils profit
pumping stations and upeheaed the oil without making the trans
mission They using the northern half pipe
the gntefo from Coanga but the Kern oils do
that All this might be regarded misfortune the
producers the policy of the appropriate
profits growing of improved methods
with his nose to the grindstone.
The fact that the California fields dewater
especially valuable Besides demand an increasing
quantity of oil wanted for export advise those
we'll who shut too great hurry
about opening The price OF oil is not likely be
last
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
LEGISLATIVE FREAKMoNGERs

~ URELY the present might be Legislature
thousand freaks. Every half-baked afflicted with
fad his feowtizens acceptance of
his special medicine One of these has sumptuary
that he enacted prohibit the of military
uniforms for vs other decorative purposes What
the objection this harmless absurd form of peacocng
appear. If make decorative idiot
advertise that fact he ought be liberty This
supposed be free country which purely private
and personal ought be delivered from the
meddlng Of the nept with little brief authority.
Grove Johnson neveralng producer of freak
he would like have embalmed the atutebook which
ready large ohnson private graveyard He
appearing his celebrated role of aphangers
farce He his friend straphangr provided
under penalty of doubtless being inspired
by the futile legislation OF Board of Supervisors
enactng that saphanger 90 a
this of legislation purely guarantee OF
good intentions the proponent enforcement
is merely press agent legislation Tor advertising purposes
Another ingenious statesman bill limit
OF future Legislatures, which he has power
view begins home and ends He
confess the OF his and forbid them while
What would be the offering simple
resolution dismiss theourths of the
The ingenious freak of the body the Senator
recommended his bill the that approved by
Southern Pacific We pretending this might not
powerful argument with the Legislature
like hear said loud. whisper from Walter Parker
compelling than speech from Constitutional John"
wekn ring with learned noises beat the
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
Rudyard KipHng
a Boon Cornrade

RudYard Kiping s S. I pS r. :, Ird;s before he came
Boon Con1rade Francisco His Introduction to the
Bohemian Club Carhn
dinner remarkable He here with letters hgy
member of
Legion Spencer
introduced Kping newpaperdom of the club and also
otold kphng sought
make had pulled by the tails bosh
listened mingled
in l walked Palace Hotel
observed he adhered the English custom OF
drinking brandy and He back the club the
He club volume P1in Tales from the Hills
and his under good of fellowship with it.
fortnight Kiplng Barbour Lathrop, "Cosey
Noble Peter Robertson Harry Brady George Spencer and myself In
Lathrop his departure
from characteristic letter George Spencer
thanking
subsequent nks the Bohemian Club and
had entertained the
had ridicue his and repaid
kindness insulting ingratitude
As o Carin dinner a
full lid
dinner public recognition OF
ability in the of catastrophe Under
Kping had
in his style He did welmerited compliment to Carln
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
THE OAKLAND WATER FRONT

THE right wharf ship channel is the really important
gain made by the city of Oakland through decision OF
the of Appeals Under that right which the
recognizes exclusive the city presumably extend
the OF wharve all the along
the of the The
the the OF imperial of docks Con-
proceedings
the system but the city should again surrender control
OF the, 'front.' which, after conflict ranging half
tuy has regained by accident than good guidance
1t will do for Oakland SIT compaceny regard
if absolutely established by
rendered The pending between the railroads
may fought the 1t
private corporations be settled
by compromise under which public rights be ignored
taken away 1t that the of Oakland
California appear pending
litigation before the Federal
The Southern Pacific lawyers ingenious
but apparently they greatly by the wisdom
That of mind be due their per-
uadng judges good law One OF them
quoted taking position support
astonishing yesterdayhat
the Southern Pacific indeed wharves during the life the
privilege granted Carpenter years.
py that they suffered of change
and became parts of the mainland occupied by railroad This
theory might take place alongside of the doctrine of
with which the mark defining the limits of
Southern Pacific property forever marching with
the the tides that every of scken dredged
the bay deposited Oakland water
with the character of aoad property
That OF until struck the Court
Appeals, but it will to be entertaining
1t need scarcely be emphasized that the decision of the
of Appeals only small degree Western Pacific That
corporation chiefly fighting
land that condemn Its right of dewater
seriously Under the decision,
ing an expensive right OF way mile Southern
land will have pay that company for very small parcel
The real victory is the gained by the city of Oakland
State OF California They that victory TO the Western Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
Personal Mention

G. NJ. Clark OF PlacerviIls is at the
Majestic
G a Buskirk Of St Louis is at the
Jefferson.
" o. Roach OF Chicago is at the
Adam Dingweu OF New York City Is
al the Palace.
Claude NJ smith of eoiaaela Il rexfs-
tered at the Palace
J. w. LAWS and Mrs. LAWS of Mexico
are at the Majestic
f. ~ Clark ana Mrs Clark of rlv.
New. are at the Jefferson
Henry c, Lee and Airs t.eesars al the
Palace from Los AaseleS
Or. 2. r. Faircaild Is registered AZ
the jefferson from woodland.
+. NJ Mackev ot Janessowu. n
Is registered at the ST. francis.
Paul T. Seheer and Mrs Scb~sr oe
san Rafasl are at the Dorchester.
]. u. FerguSon and Mrs. r.rrrso,
are registered at the ST Francis.
Charles A. Iaton and Mrs. Ia,,, -
lei Monte are at the St Francis
NJ W. Nathan and Mrs. Nathan ars
at the JEFFERSON from Sacramentos
Thomas o'Nenl and Z. W. Lef,er AZ
Los Angsles are at the ST. Francis
James T. Barron and ArrS R,~-,,-
are 81 the Dorchester from Portland
NJ 3. Leavens and C. E. st.r,. =,
san Dssgo are registered at the Ma
jestic-
W. c Pitt. Mrs Pitt and Mrx c
Js1erso4
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-07
In the Joke World

Towne-So Dumley married college
woman. My, 1t must be fierce for him
q be tied TO a woman who knows so
much that he doesn't know.
= Browne-Oh. that doesn't hurt him
so much as the fact that she knows
how much he doesn't know.-Phila-
delphia Press.
No man named Beppo shall marry
the daughter. OF Patrick Mulrooney-
We'll. father. what do you wants
Let him change his name 10 O'Bepp
an I'll talk with him."-Louisvflle
Courier-J Journal
DO YOU think you could learn to
love meg' the young man inquired
Learn to love yous'' exclaimed the
rapturous maid. Harold. l could xive
lessons at it."-I.ouisvilie Courier Jour
nal.
pick--I know girl who accepts
rings from men she doesn't know
Ciara--I don't believe it. How could
shes
pick-4wfhy. she has to. YOU know;
shes telephone girl--Tit- Bits