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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08

Office. etc. as We did before anncxa
tion. and the work of the Legislature
IL much less than 1t used to be.
When | think of how the salaries
~ school teachers have had to be re.
duccd. | think the Legislators ought to
set the example of economy. and We
ought to get through In sixty days.
we ought to find out from the Sec.
rotary what the facts are In the mat
ter of that 100000. If it is available,
without unreasonable restrictions, we
ought to get II II possible"
Mr. Macfarane endorsed what w.
D. Smith had said and stated that he
believed II was Secretary Jack Akin.
son who had told him that he was per.
Gonally responsible for the $50, 600
and had to see to II that the Legis.
laturc adjourned within sixty days u
they were to get the 100000.
John Hughes said that he would like
the meeting to go on record In regard
10 the $4,000. that It should he used
tor all purposes. and that all unncces
sary expense be eliminated.
Dowsctt thought the appropriation
bills ought to be In early. as they have
to go to committee. and IL might pre-.
vent their being side tracked for other
ord obnoxious bills.
David Kanuha suggested that a com
mittee from the different Counties be
appointed on the appropriation mat
tiers, to expedite the work.
To Call on Jack
Rawlins suggested that all the mem.
bers.elect on this Island go to Socrc.
I tary Atkinson and find out what the
law regarding the 100000 appropria'
ton means.
! Smith said that ought to be done M
once, as the Secretary might have t.
communicate with Washington re
rarding the matter.
Chairman Robertson said he would
Interview the Secretary in regard u
the matter.
| on suggestion of the chairman, Il
was agreed that the subcommittee OF
legislation should meet with Smitl
and Rawlins at 3 o'clock this after
noon 10 take up the work to he accom-
rlished.
Smith said that by the time for nm
other election, there will be very III
tic heard of Home Rule party. Al
the Home Rulers would go either int
the Republican party or the Democrat
ic party. II the Republican party fail
to make a good record, they will e
into the Democratic party.
The meeting adjourned at $3.50. Al
oXccutive session was held after
wards.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08
DISCUSS LIQUOR LAW

a joint committee OF the Anti-Sa-
loon League and the Civic Federation
and a committee from the Liquor Deal
ors' Association yesterday met and dis
cussed draft fol liquor law made
by the two first organizations A very
friendly spirit developed and the diff
ferences between the two committees
are likely to be compromised, The
draft provides for high license, to
which the liquor men agree, but they
also want provision against the issu-
ance Of licenses To non-citizens. An
other section provides that no saloons
can he located within $50 feet OF a
church or school. The liquor men
favor this section only as regard to
new licenses. The liquor men also
want to have the Supervisors and not
a board appointed by the Treasurer, to
arbltrate in eases of refusal to grant
licenses, All agreed To having flftn
class licenses abolished. but the liquor
men were against the provision against
screens.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08
PRESIDENT D|Az
Will open ROAD
Arizonan Sails For
Tabuantepec With
Short Cargo

The Amcrican.IIawaiian steamer
for Salina Cruz. taking the first cargo
OF sugar which will pass over the rails
Gf the Mexican Central Railroad from
the Hawaiian Islands ON the new TIE.
huantepec route. The AriZonan was
not ready to sail, having taken on
board lO,4O0 tons of sugar while she
can carry 1880 tons. hut was started
on the way by cable orders to Super
intendent Morse of this city from New
FORK.
These orders were to the effect that
the Arizonan must leave Honolulu In
time to he sure to reach Salina Cruz
before January 22, when the opening
of the Mexican Central will be for
mally made. The opening Of this road
IL considered AS AN experimenting
event In the history Of Mexico, and
great preparations have been made
Tor the day on which II will take place
The most distinguished guest who
viii he present will be President Diaz
the Grand Old Man of Mexico, who
, will push button which will start
the first trainload of sugar across the
lsthmus.
Sir Weetman Pearson, the famous
English engineer who has had charge
% the building of the road. and who Is
also the engineer who drove the tun'
Iels undpr the North river In New
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08
FORT ST. BUSINESS
CHANGES HANDS

The Watcrhousc Trust Co. carried
through another deal yesterday by
which the Hawaiian Office Specially
Co. takes upon its shoulders the cloak
of Incorporation and Is placed on n
iirmer foundation.
l.. q. Kellogg, representing a syndi.
cate, was the purchaser. The business
viii be incorporated and placed in the
hands of reliable manager The name
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yet but will he In "a few days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08
MRS. JAMES ON MARU

Among the passengers on the Hong
kong Mnru who were glad to see lIo-
nolulu once more was Mrs. q. L..
James, the wife of the manager of the
Kolb & Dill Company which was here
few years ago Though she was only
In the city for few hours Mrs. James
managed to look mp several of her old
acquaintance and enjoyed chats with
them over the old times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08
SUDDEN DEATH OF o. e. MURPHY

News has been received recently OF
the death Of Oliver Il. Murphy, a well
known merchant of Washington, Penn,
Mr.. Murphy's sudden death was a
great shock TO his many friends In his
home city. Heart failure was the
cause of his sudden taking OFF.
Mr., Murphy spent last winter in flo-
nolulu, stopping at the Moana hotel
and is remembered by many with whom
he came in contact.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08

Following the suggestion of
the meeting held last evening a COM
mi,tee of Republican leaders met In the
oncc OF w. o. smith at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. They will go over e.mat-
ter of bills and general affairs of the
Legislature.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08

The Weekly Edition of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary OF
the news Of the day. For 81 q yssn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08
Honolulu Fire Signals
Numbers Corrected To January I, 1907

IL. Corner Fort and King.
10. Alakca and Beretania.
"a. Bethel and Merchant.
IS. Nuuanu and Queen.
IS. Nuuanu and King.
II. Nuusnu and Hotel.
10. Nuusnu and eeretania.
81. Fort and Hotel.
20. Alakea and Hotel.
"a. AIskea and Merchant.
20. PunchbowI and King.
2s. Punehbowl and Queen.
81. South and Queen.
81. Fort and Queen.
80. Fort and Allen.
81. Allen and kilauea.
35. Alskea and Halekauwila.
SO. Richards and Queen.
81. Punehbowl st. below Halckau.
villa.
~. King and River.
az. kekaulike and Hotel.
az. Smith and Pauahi.
IS. Beretania and River.
IS. King and Maunakea.
AZ. Railroad Wharf.
4s. iwilei Road. Of Fertilizer Works.
80. cannery, off Iwilei Road.
ST.. Iwilei Road, opposite oahu Jail.
So. Beretania and King.
So. liliha and King.
So. King and Dowsett Lane.
Sc. Insane Asylum Road and School
Street.
81. King and Waipilopilo Road.
So. King and kalihi Road.
SO. Middle and Rose.
81. Vineyard and River.
81. Vineyard and Nuuanu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08

~-"For Rent" cards on sale a
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-08

50. Vineyard and Fort.
81. Vineyard and Punehbowl.
IS. seretania and Punchbowi.
81. Alapa and Beretsnia.
y. Liliha and School. Z.
70. Liliha and Judd.
10. Pauoa Road and Nuuanu.
"a. Nuuanu and School.
rs. Fort and School. !
rs. Emma and School.
70. pauoa Road near Bridge.
81. Alapai and King.
90. Victoria and Ming.
SO. kspioIsni and Beretanis.
81. kapolani and Green.
IS. Pensacola and Lunsiilo. !
SO. pensaeol, and eeretania.
81. Pikoi and King.
81. Thurston, opposite Magazine.
90. Pensacola and Wilder Ave.
90. Lunalilo. opposite Kewalo.
%. keeaumoku and wilder.
e5. kewaIo and Hculu.
&c. Makiki and Dominis. 3
81. College and Dominis. 7
1923. Makiki and Lunalilo.
t2a. keeaumoku and kinau.
1876. keeaumoku and King.
1875. Punahou, opposite Bingham.
t27. Alexander and Beretsnia.
1873. King and Mecully.
i2e. King and Punahou.
1872. kaIakaus Avenue opposite Sun.
ny South.
1874. kalakaua Avenue and kalis Rd.
1856. kslis Road and Levers Road.
$50. Ksiakaua Avenue, Moans Hotel.
1877. Kslskaua Avenue opposite Race
Track.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31
S 0etratl.sbe,ptatsun8eu.

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Stella Grace Hioaewap. ylep pbilo.
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gaura W. Nruolo. nbrihsuille.
Il. =. Gaiier - Diarp Weslep, beioe
bon Nem Bbilaoelplla.
Ysnilmiu Giharofon Gnma Weri.
ger. beoe bon 5traBbnrg.
5bonos 0anee 9}eitie Springer,
beioe uon Nesp Bbilaoetphla.
QSllliam Ut. Boroer Bertha g. 0is
Ter, bsioe bon lusearapas eonntp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31
Gin id)sutertger Sd,cioungSs
SroseH.

Sic Stride Der Nniideil usrbietet
@heiheiounGsn uno hufans entltehen
nan Sd,plsrilteiien in eilem Shei=
ounNsproseB. Jrau gl;iabftb Shla=
bah in Shanpsuiae bal Iriibs; and aur
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bait ilrer Rinoer iorlsu uno ui!i nun
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uioerlegt lih ober nltt nur ibr W!ann.
jonoe,u anh Die anliibe Nlrhe uno 10
;lebt ilb Die 6rnu nit ibrem Shsi=
ouna2proStb ulAeulutea SdDlsrlg=
'"itsn Qe9snj!bsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31
Bon snngenteiDea sebeiH.

IS ino ieBt eli Sabre Der. Ieiloem
ID Elm icblpdtass @nttommeu BON
@hulnoIuht bate. ihrebt s. ..
f!oDo. eln leitenoer GjtlAaFtsmann bon
Rerilolu. g, @. sd mar III 8eluibt
bis aut l35 pfuEo beruuteraetommen
mo hctte sinen beItdnoiQel 0ultu. io-
'oobl bel Sag, als bei glNht. @nolid
Je9onn ih Sr. Sings Nep DISCOVERY
'insunshmsn uno Iubr oonlit et,ua ishs
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iahrliih lebeilt. @nronilrt ppn %. Is.
Beters 9lpotbete. Ereis SOC uno 81.
Brobef flnlhe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31
Yolitiihcs.

Der neue Nahrunasmiitel- Commit.
lar BOT einen Der ihlinmiten Sempe=
rensfanotiter. Den friiberen 8eieBeebe,
So. Ysal pon Seio. 0astilon County,
oen Be:falier oes beriihti9ten geal 8e.
lebes, gum gtdats Rroguen s5nipetio,
.ernannt. SEPT tann Der Diam seigen,
ub sr ebrlid III uno oh er Die Npotbeter
IN ben 5emperell3neiiern. bic ibrell
irommen Gunoen unter Dem 0ornanoe
#irstliher GerIhreibunaen gbnaps ber-
tmlen. oas 0anbpert Ieaen ,piro.
5but er oies nihi. 10 beneist er. oab {,
Elm blober 9euhler 1T.
Prdioent Rooiepelt bat cine 5peaial.
bptldaft an ben @onereb aeianot, po=
rim er~bie Mnnnbme Der sdiits, Subj.
oienbill emplieblt. Eiele Biu be3wed1
nihts anoeres, als oen Naub bon pieler
Millionen aug Den 0ffentllhen 3alisu
81 @unlten eiuiaer rsiben Gbeoereien
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31
@ie man sSroTocnlcn belt.

.llm mid oes gsirsitIeins pnn iSroH=
beulen al erfrsuen", Ichreibt sSobn
Remp. Sf Ctisiislo. Me, ,leoe id
2udlen's Nrnica solbe nuf SD babe
lie and 9eaen 5alsfiuB mt apsuesei9-
nctsu Greebniilen aebrandt. G'nraniirt
'siebermuncsu. b0snttloe 8slhlpiire.
Ddmorrbo,een. Ssano,unnosn. Ghuit=
te, i5vnItbeulsn uno 6nuttrontheiten all
beien Is Geuts in Teters Apptbefe.
I'm gster's 9lpot1ete miro osutIh ae.
lprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31
sat Gner Eiano n6tbi9, aes
ftitttttt au WerDcn?

lrib .. 3oeIel bon Gsnn:lon, sobn
uon philip &oeIel oai.lbit. bat in Der
2slter piano Jabrit in phiianelpbio,
pa., Die 6abritaijnn non Yianos. unb
namentl:h bas Gtimmsn Der Snltru.
nente ariinolih erltrnt, uno arbeitet
aeaeRpdrti9 fir S. u. Calhoun in Sen.
niion, Der .ytldrt. oak Mstfel cinsr Der
b.lten pianefimmsr isi. ben er nod il
ael,ben. Wer ein piano bat. oas qe.
ltimmt tperoen io0te. lpenbe lih oaber
an s. u. galboun in ubrihspille, unb
sr fann liher iein. oaB Die Mrbeit III
better Weile b,iorat pirb. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31

0nrnn Hebt in @sfabr. bpm grteise
nerlhlunuen 3li merben. Wele Nfer
2anoes 6itlih ul,o melilid) Der Griihaft
iinh. .pabrfdeinlib infolae pon Ulster
mafhunaen. beteits Derid,munoeil unD
mebrere WohnhdllIer uno anoere Sc
bduoe linS in Befabr. pon bemIelben
Sdiflal betrofen au meroen. sSn iei=
ner Sibuna om Dienltaa bat nun Der
Bemeinoeratb beldloiien. Die Resierun9
.um 0tilfe an8uaeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31
36ierN eIes g eimG'.

Gin in be- Shspeiaer= uno 2imbur.
ler=GdIsrei erfabreuer Dinnn, Dem Die
helisn GmpIsblunasu CUR yerFiiaung
'iebsn, luht cine Sts(lp ON lisbltel, an
pislen Srte. no er lih init Isiner 5sami=
lie nieberloHen i6uute. 9tdheres an er.
iabren ourh 6ermanu Nater. 1885
gD. 6. Strabe. Glepelano. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31

: Tim bsi ben eth6hssn yreiien Or
2ebensmlttel telnen Manael 5u leioen,
bat sSoln Hofefsller Del, prsis atler
8raOe BON raffinirtem Del. glaphta
nno @llolin UNI einen balbsn Gent pers
@aQoae in s51Hern erbbht.
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lulann.

Sn Waihin9ton liarb aul "a. Sas
nliar Bunoeslsnator Nlaer pon Wiifi=
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men reid 9etuoroen, NOR tuabreno oes
ipaniihen &rieges Rrieasletretdr rnb
seihnete lid oaourh aug. BOB er Die
Soloaten init einballamirtem 6leiih
perior9en lieR. 5rpboem ,puroe er ipd.
ter Don oen Repubiitanern in ben 9un=
oesIenat aewdblt.
Cine Dpnamit=grplplion aerltorte an
IA. Sanuar oas 0aus oes 6armers
8eor9 Rallsnbah bel 0snrpDille. Sno.
Drei leiner Nuseb0riaen uuroen Ihner
perleBt. Sunge Oibuer peruriadtsn
bic @rploIion. lnoem lie OIL Spnamit
piften.
Sobu 5. Safipn. Der in eilem 2ei=
cnenbeltatiun9saeiAdit in Gresno, @ol..
tbdtia por, eridoB aus @iferiudt SRI.
Suite pearlon in @e9snmart ibres Ya=
ters. eines Nuaeltellten Der Southern
paciiic Sabn. 8ann lhoB er Ib ielbli
cine &u9el ins 8ebirn uno mar i'm
nd6iten Nu0enbljfe toot. Safion
mad)te ebeuialls einen yerluh, 8. VI.
YndarO su eribieBen, in oellsn Yealsi=
lung bas Mdoden ein 5beater belubt
bate. Nber 6iE Yeasion oetts Yofaro
nit lbrem G0rper unb ioroerte Safipn
luf. gu iAleBen.
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oas Aledlilber in ben 5bsrmometern
auf 5 8rao. lDelter obsn in ben n0ro=
lthltsn 5bellen bes Staates Wsm Wort
ipgar auf 20 big 35 8tao unter Nuu.
Die tol!e Wsae brin9t oen 9lrmtn biet
,lsl llnaemah. 3lusi aRsnl0en eriro.
sen in gteiu Dort in Der Nalbt Sanl "a
5anuar.
,}n SlueIielo. %. 3D.. nuroe an
rs. Sanuar eln hsiti9er @rofuB nabr=
Aenommsn. ggulen 5haoen bat e.
nibt anaerIdtet.
Gs beiRt iebt. bab ein Wsteor in Die
mit Yulusr belaoene gar bel Sanioro,
>5no.. Iil. osreu grploIion an 10.
Sdnuar elnen Yanuqieraug Der ylg
Sour 5erliDrte nno 5ablreibe perionsn
lootete. Sin GARNER aus Der Nabbur-
lbaft Der lualiidsidtte mill oas Msteor
lcnS ssnau beobaDtet baben.
9lm q. Sanuar wuroe Solepb Gor,
cdoino. elm 3eitun9sinaun Don Sisl.
lien. Der llb aui Der &sile nod San
,5ranSisco beIauo. Inn bort eiue italla=
alihe 3si'ung gu ariinoen. Don 5usi
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labt, isinen 3us gu uerlalIen. neil le
lpie Die geioen io9ten. in @bicago an
setOmmen ieien. gr bs9leitete eneu
Der Midnner naA oeIen 6aus. no e,
bon elmer 6rGu ber3lib empIanesn
luuroe. IS wuroe TIM Sbaummein
oor9etsllt. bon Dem er tgant. uno pou
lener 3eii an tauu er hi1 al nihts
mebr erinnern, bls er ucn einem Bolt
,litsn balb erfroren in einem 3uIammen:
selpebten Sdneebaufsn aeiunoen wur=
oe. Wan bate ibm all lein Yaareelo.
iber $1,000. 9eraubt.
Yei Der Grplolion zines Nmmonia=
Sebalters al elmer gi5maibine IN einem
Ger Shladtbduler Der ,Sirma Nrmouy
q 50. in osn yiebb0ien in Chicago fa=
men AM Wontaa neun Mann auf Der
I5tsae UNI. eli anOere murben Derlebi
uuO ,nei un0ere nerOen uOd) DerluiRt,
.~ie Yerlebtsn erbielten burh Blasliiifs
uno berum flieaenoe Bruhnide Shniite
oDer Gontulioneil. Webrere bon ibnen
limo 10 idtimm suaerihtet. oaR lie taum
am Geben erhalten bleiben tonnen. 9as
Rettunsspert wuroe ourh 9lmmoniat=
Ddmpfe eri.hmert. Die beioen nod
uermlBten Nrbeiter lino wabrlbeinlid
ebenfalls um0etommen.
Wuslaub.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-31


Q,on aller 5hulD entlafet erI1eint
iebt Rapitdn Brunspi9, Der un9liiflide
Jiihrer oes 0apas prahtoampIers
,prlnWiiin Bicioria Xouiie". tpelber
am Is. DECEMBER 5elbltmorb be9in9.
neil lein 6hiff unweit Rinafon ouf
einsm unterfeeiiden Riif eeftranbet
mar. 6ambur9er Yldtter tonltatiren,
@oab bic Giniahrt in ben Dafen bon
Rin9iton iAon p0r benz Grobeben per=
dnoert mar. 10 bob ben Rapitdn fein
Wormurf treffen tonnte. Nahtr1alih
lpiro nod baraui aufmsrtlom semo1t.
oab Brunflpia tur3. ehe er Danb an
iih leqte, ertldrte, bic @eetarten tpie(sn
tein ein5iaes @iif an Der 6te0e nuF, uo
bic Siran0ang erfot9te.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-04
POLICE GAVE KNOCK OUT.

New York. Sept 4.-The police won in the first wallop last night at ,he Consolidated \. C. The first bout was just about to begin, not d blow had been struck when detectives de- clared themselves and placed Kid Taylor and Kid Edge, the boxers. with Billy Elmer under arrest.
 It appears. according to Elmer's yer sion, that someone stole a number of complimentary tickets from his desk and were selling them prOmiscuous- ly. A detective bought one and 1t was upon this evidence the arrests were made.
 That somebody 'jobbed-' Elmer ap- pears certain. If the police were in on the jobbery it will probably cone out to-day in court
 One member of the club addressed the detectives. declaring they were In- volved in the plot 10 stop the exhiI.i- tiOns and came near going to the sta tion house for his pains.
 Joel. the official tiDekeeper of the club. was in the aute-rOOm repairing his electrical clock and escaped ST. rest. He says his invention is a mas cot as well as a timekeepeT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-04
HARTFORD PUNCHED HITS.

Hartford, Sept. 4.-Hartford made the most of Bridgeport's misplays yesterday and punched it's hits where they did the most good, with the result that she made seven runs on nine hits, and all that Bridgeport could get out of 10 hits was two runs. Buckley pitched his first game for Hartford and pitched finely with men on bases, nine men being left on the bags. O'Rourke caught his first game of the season for Bridgeport and, while his error was responsible for one of the runs, he showed much of his old ability to throw to second, turning back three would-be stealers. The score:
 R.H.E. Hartford 020OoS *-7 91 Bridgeport 0100 0-2 10 5
 Batteries-Buckley and Casey; Waller and 'Rourke.
 Runs, Justice, Fallon, Moves, Neh- ring 2, O'Leary 2, O'Rourke, Jr, Beaumont; three-base hit, Ingalls,; stolen bases, Justice ?, Casey; sacri- flee hits, Justice, Beaumont, Ladd; first base on balls, off Waller 1; struck out, by Buckley 8, by Waller 8; hit by pitched balls, by Waller 2; passed ball, 'Rourke, Sr; left on bases, Hartford 4, Bridgeport g.; wild pitch, Waller; first base on er- TOTS, Hartford 8; time, 1.35; um- pire, Kelly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-04
RUN IT OUT.

When you once have hit the ball,
 Run it out. Though your chance be great or small,
 Run it out. Many a tumble comes, you know, Many a baseman muffs a throw, Dut you're lost, unless you go!
 Run 1t out! Cones the best, or como the worst.
 Run it out. You are gone: All right. but first
 Run it out. would-have-been, or might-have- been
 Never have a chance to win Lively now and dig right in! Run 1t out. In the game, or out, the rule.
 Run it out" |Ts the motto of your school; Run it out, Here is one who thinks it wise Just to play for exercise. But he'll score more, if he tries; Run 1t outi You may fail? of course, but still Run 1t out If you don't, you know you will Run it out. IIov alike are the beginning |Of she losing or the winning Just an eyel7sh to an inningl
 Run it out Courage now and keep you heart.
 Run 1t out Nothing cones without start,
 Run it out Other Shzkespca-cs might De print ing,
 Other Titians might be tintfng. If some constant coach kept limiting
 Run it out. |-Edvarc yance Cooke Ia Apple teas xsEzziza-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-04
WRESTLING
EDDIE SENDS
 DAVE REGARDS
O'Connell Will Meet Cronan if Satisfactory Arrangements Can
 Be Made.

That Eddie O'Conneli of New Ha. Haven is not going to let Dave Cron- an get away with that fiery chal- lenge of his was very evident to-day when the following reply was re- ceived from O'Connell and unless all signs fail the two may meet on the mat in a short time and settle their grievances. The following is O'Con- nell's reply. written very mildly to say the least:
 New Haven, Ct., Sept. ?, or. Sporting Editor Waterbury Democrat:
 Dear Sir:
 l see by your paper that Dave Cronan has expressed his willingness to meet me on the mat. He stipulates that the match must take place not sooner than five weeks. He knows that I have to report at Cornell on October 1. and that will be just about five weeks from the date of hia letter. so I will meet him on any date he may select prior to Sept. 2s. Now if Dave still means business. ] will meet him Wednesday evening, September f at John Murphy's cafe on Bank street and post a forfeit and sign articles. If there is any one de- sirous of running the match, would be pleased to have them there, if not will wrestle in private.
 Yours respectfully,
 E. J. o'C0NNELL.