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The newspaper., 1907-03-08

ployed to design splendid pageant
for the monarch reception and with
that absence OF vindictiveness which
somewhat atoned for his arrogance.
he gave his recent enemy, Decker
three fourths Of the job. About this
time he was reconciled to Martson
and with him and Chapman collabo-
rated the Eastward Ho" which got
them into trouble with the Scotch,
causing their imprisonment for q
time. from which they were finally
released.
Jonson's fortune seemed to have
suffered no abatement from this on
until the death OF James III In 1925.
when declining popularity and
health united to break him down.
In the epilogue to his play 1.-The New
Inn" in 1880, he appeals to his audi
ence, ns one sick. and sad, and with
unusual humility begs they VIII not
attribute any defects of his work to
mental decay. Thus:
"All that his weak and faltering
tongue doth crave
Is that you not refer 1t to his brain.
That's yet unhurt altho' set round
with pain"
Az his life declined II does not ap-
pear that his disposition was es-
sentially modified. In n letter
written by one Howell, this passage
occurs:
81 was invited yesternight to
most solemn supper, by B. Jonson.
There was good company, excel
lent cheer. choice wines and jovial
welcome. One thing intervened
which almost spoiled the relish OF
the rest. that Ben began to engross
all the discourse to vapor extremely
about himself, and by viiifying others
to magnify his own muse For my
part am content to dispense with
the Roman infrmity of Ben. now
that time has showed upon his perl
cranium."
However this snow of time may
have begun to cover the more mas
sive qualities Of his mind, 1t seems to
have left unimpaired his strictly po-
etic faculty. 1t may be doubted If in
the whole OF his works any other
pnasage can be found so exquisite In
sentiment, fancy and expression, as
the opening lines OF "The Sad Shep-
herd" which he did not live to COM
plete.
His death occurred in his sixty
fourth year. 1887 and he was buried
concluded on seventh pagc.1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
Football Bowling Po GoH Horse Racing and Other Sports Of s Day.
CITY LEAGUE TONIGHT.
Contest for Elm City Championship
 Continues.

The City league bowling struggle continues this evening when the West vile bowlers will attempt to defeat the league leaders the Y. M, R. c. team. The Winchester quintet are the guests If the Sterling aggregation, the Asch- enbrodels of the Academy and the Specials of the Tuxedo. The Republi- can club will be the scene of the West ville-Y. NJ. R. C. battle, the Sterling alleys the scene of the Winchester Sterling game, Johnson's alleys of the Aschenbrodel-Academy series and Hu- ber's alleys of the Specials Tuxedo game.
 Interest in this league is weekly ln- ereasing. The teams are jogging along peacefully, getting their turns in the line of defeats and victories The Re- publican club team at present holds the honors, but there is no telling when, where or how the axe will fall The bowlers of this club seem to be of a better quality than those they have thus far clashed with, at least in writ lng, but perhaps this Is tho cause of their bowling the most of their games on their own alleys They have done well outside and if they keep 1t tip, victory is surely theirs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
BALLET EQUALS
 TRACK RECORD Favorite Goes Mile and Fnrlong at Aqueduot in the Fast
 Time of 1;52. ELECTION DAY HANDICAP Live Wire Wins Babylon Han dicap-Th Thistledale Scores
 an Easy Victory.
ELECTION DAY HANDICAP

New York, Nov. 5.--Amid the roas- ing cheers of 16,OoO persons. Ballet, the 5 to 3 favorite won the election day handicap, one mile and furlong, at Aqueduct to-day and squalled the track record of 1:52 for the distance. A high class field went to the post with Ballet, an added starter, always the favorite. McCarter set a terrific pace with Ballet In third place. In the stretch Ballet moved out and won in drive by half a length.
 Live Wire won the Babylon handA cap, while Thistledale scored an easy victory in the Bushwick steeplechase.
 First race, three year olds and up; selling; 1-2 furlongs Tom McGrath, \ 1O7 E. Dugan, Il to 10 and to B., won; Ace High, 9S Musgrave, to 1, place, second; Hooray 100, Yorke, 8 to 1, show, third Time, 1:21
 Second race, the Bushwick steeple- chase, handicap four year olds and iup; about two miles Thistledale, 1855, f McInerney, 13 to 10 and 2 to 5, won; Jimmy Lane, 151, Turnburke, to B, place, second; Bat, 135, T O'Brlen. out, show, third. Time, 4!26.
 Third race theN Babylon handicap, two year olds; six furlongs Live Wire, 1OS, McDaniel, z to 2 and to 5, won; King Sol, 99, Brussel, 10 to l 1, place, second: Rialto, 100, Horner, 4 to 5, show third Time, 1:15 155. Fourth race, the Election day han dicap; all ages, one mile and fur long Ballet, 124, lNotter, to and even, won; Prookdale Lymph, 12O, D Dugan; 5 to 2, place, second; NcCar- { ter, 1sS, Miller, to 10, show, third Time, l:52.
 x-Add starter,
 i Fifth race, Allies, three year olds selling; one mile-Sally Preston 107 A, Martin, to 1 and even, won; Lady i Vincent, 105, Miller, ' to 5, place, sec ond; Belle of Iroquois, 96, E. Dugaa 4 to 5, show. third Time, 1:41.
 Sixth, maidens. two year old; sell ing; sever furlongs-C -Countermand ! 11O. C.. Swain to 1 and even, won Orfano, 102, F. lDugan, to 5, place ! second Trash, 1O7, Notter, to 5 show, third. Time, 1:29.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
BOWL INC NOTES

Huber was the guest of Fred Erhler, of Brooklyn president of the Eastern Bowling association, who assured MT. Huber that his team would be able to get into the Eastern league next sea- son. In this league there are afternoon and evening ro'c. During the after noon they roll, individual two and three men matches The Eastern league is comprised of the best men in the coun- try. Johnnie Bohels, champion of the world, Johhny Nelson, Alec Dunbar, Horan, Jun, Smith and c. Dumas
 In an interview with Johnny Voheis, the champion, he promised Otto Huber to con q on to New Haven and give an exhibition game soon after Christmas. Huber has made arrangements with MT. Rcmp for match game with the Independents, and the Cretona bowling team of New York, to be rolled on the l latter's alleys at New York next Sum day evening, and @ return match will be played at New Haven, Nov. B, on 1 the Tuxedo alleys.
 
 | At the Y. M R. .. alleys this even ing the Bassett team will roll the Mer- sick Co., Hardware quartet for sup per. The game will be rolled on alleys 4 and 5 and will be called at 7:45 sharp.
 Rlddell jr., and Kemp, jr., rolled q single game of four series at New York, best two of three, Riddell, jr., won the game, straight four The scores were as follows:
 Riddell, IF. POI POP 1S4 1S2 POS 1S4 1SS I'll
 Kemp, tr. 147 15S 174 169 157 161 1S2 ITO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
Level Heads Win Two Out of Three
 from Happy Thoughts.

The Level Heads captured two out of three of their series from the Happy Thoughts last evening at Oesting's Winchester alleys. Gogler took nigh single honors with a score of 190, while Eddy also of the Level Heads got away with high three strings with total of 505. The scores;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
BROWN LOSES SWAIN.
Star Right End Has Bones Broken fin
 Game Against Harvard.

Special to the Journal and ICourier)
 Providence, Nov. 5.--Brown's varsity eleven has been weakened by the loss of Swain, it's star right end, who it has been discovered had the bones of high right hand broken in the game against Harvard last Saturday. This Injury will keep him out of the game against Yale this week Who will take his place has not been decided, but several men were tried out to-day, not one of them keeping up to him in speed or weight.
 To-day was the first regular prac- tice since the Harvard game and was secret. Except for the injury to Swain, the members of the eleven are in fine condition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
SHORT TO HELP TIGERS.
Coaches Not Satisfied ~ With Work
 Against the Indians.

Especial to the Journal and Courier,)
 Princeton, N. J., Nov. 5.--Harold Short, the former crack Princeton play-H CT will arrive tomorrow to help coach the Princeton players against Amherst next Saturday and against Yale the following week.
 The coaches are not satisfied with the showing the Tigers made against the Indians Saturday, in spite of the score in favor of the Tigers. The first regular practice was to-day and was secret as it will be probably for the remainder of f'the year.
 PRACTICE AT CANIBRIDGE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
ANNUAL FIELD FINALS.
Miller's Golden Rudy Wins the Derby
 at Hampton.

Hampton Nov. 5.-only one class the Derby-was finished to-day at the annual field trials of the Connecticut Field Trial club The winners were:
 Golden Rudy first. owner, Homer HI. Miller, Hartford; Lady Gatl, sec- ond, owner, George W. Bristol, Grand Rapids. Mich; Dan s. Ruby third, owner W. G. conistech, East Hart ford.
 | The all-age and membership class VIII be run on tomorrow
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
GRIDIRON NOTES.

system Yale coaching wll again yindisste itself itself expected arrival Of bright utramarne of when the players were near all in s9lints practice worlds of He buked yesterday probably hold the posi- 
 entirely of coaching who drill the Of these most are Point players that the football rules commit curtail of
  humanze the old
 
 
 injured himself of the 
 Secret practice nearly all the big colleges Amherst
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
sPARTANs vs. \. H. II. s. '0s

The Spartan football team plays the N. H. II. S. Senior class eleven at the Hillhouse grldiron this afternoon. The game will start at 3 o'clock. The Sen iors are about the best class team and ought to win the championship. The Spartans have subdued the freshmen and the sophomores and as the fresh men have defeated the Juniors it is assumed they could also defeat the JUnior6.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
PRACTICE AT CAMBRIDGE.
Mon Return to Work After Hard
 Game Against Brown.

Special to the Journal and Courier.DA
 Cambridgey Nov 5.--After d day'sl rest following the game against Brown Saturday, the Harvard players all re- turned to the gridiron to-day for secret practice leading lip to Saturdays game
 The forward pass and the cnsids kick are now being practiced daily and will be used in the game Saturday and in tho game against Yale two weeks hence R. P Herman has joined tho coaching squad and is paying particn- inr attention to tho backs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06

The clean, fast bout which was the chief attraction on the card given last Friday night by the iGdgewood Athletic club at Music hall and the support ac- corded it by the local followers of sports should have the effect of bring ing more good boxers to the city and making New Haven a sporting center in the truest sense of rne word. New Haven wants other boxers than under takers, and as soon as the progressive citizens of the burg get onto this fact. the better it will be for the all round development,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
Al The Ringsjde

Unk Russell. the well known boxer, has three matches on his hands this week. Monday night at the Garden Athletic club in Philadelphia he hooked up with Young Kenney of Lowell, last night he met Johnnie Dougherty at Reading. Pa, and Friday night at Phil adelphla he meets Jimmie Gardner.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
WESTON AT GREAT BENNINGTON.
Noted "shanks Mare" Artist Leaves for
 Chatham.

Chatham.
 Great Harrington, Mass, Nov. 6.--Ed- ward Payson Weston. who left Tor rington. Conn, this morning in his walk to Chicago from Portland, Me. rested here for more than two hours this evening. and at 8 o'clock contin- ued on his way He expected to reach Chatham, N, T.. some time after mid night, and to pass the night there. Chatham is about twenty miles from Great Harrington
 Weston arrived in Great Harrington at 5:20 this afternoon, and as he wal from twenty to twenty-five mile: ahead of his schedule, he took long, CT rest here than he had intended. Aft CT a light luncheon he went to bed ant slept until o'clock. He was feeling in good condition
 In leaving here Mir. Weston pro9eed- ed by way of West Stockbridge,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
rNrrpsrATE MATCH oFF.

Haven and Elizabeth. x. J., was not played owing to the visiting bowlers faiI1ng to turn up. During the evening a telephone message was received, stat ing that there had been some misunder- standing regarding dates The match has now been fixed for November IA.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
Hartford.
S79 Waterbury.
CAME POSTPONED.

The Meriden- Bridgeport state league game at Bridgeport scheduled for last night, was postponed on ac- count of the election. It will be rolled tonight
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
HEADS OF RIGPUBnrcs TO nnEr.
Probably to Expedite Work of Centrnl
 American Conference.

Washington, Nov 5.-The only ex- planation made in Washington for to-I morrow's meeting at Amapala be- tween the presidents of Nicaragua, Honduras and Salvador Is that these officials are trying to reach an agree- ment on questions pending between them growing out of last summers sggressions by Nicaragua on both Sal- vador and Honduras, with 8 view to expediting the work of the Central American conference to h6 held in Washington next week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
BROOKLYN CAME OFF.

The game scheduled with the Inde- pendents and the Brooklyn team is off, as the visitors were unable to get up team to come to New Haven. The game will be played at a later datet
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
New Haven.
New Britain.
HARTFORD WINS TWO.
Brass City Quintet Manage to Take
 But Ono from Senators,

The Hartford state league bowling team captured two out of three of it's series with the Waterbury aggre- gation last e1.ning. The rolling was good in every game, and the scores close. The scores
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
BRASS CITY IS DEFEATED HARTFORD THE VICTOR Automobile Parade Before the Waterbury Shows
 Little Team Work.

Waterbury, Nov 5.-Hartford de- feated the locals in the first home game of the season here tonight by the score of i to A. The game was preceded by an automobile parade in which the players of both teams and the city officials took part The visit ors presented a strong lineup and their passing was a feature. Water bury had little team work though all the players did good individual work. Loxson and Saunders were the stars for Waterbury, and Lincoln and C9ggeshan excelled for Hartford. The lineup:
 Waterbury Position. Hartford. Murray ....,.........,,......'. LIlcolIi
 First rush Loxson ...................,. Hart
 Second rush. 2 Saunders ......,..,..,...'....' uI1ei
 Center. Holderness ...,..,.s........' Coggeshall
 Halfback Anderson .............,.. Sunderland
 Goal.
 Score, Hartford ', Waterbury 4; rush es, Murry 8, Lincoln 5, Loxson 1; stops Anderson 36, Sunderland "A; referee Leahy; timer, Maloney,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
V. M. II. c. STANDING.
sI-TvroN nErEATS SCHAE

Chicago, Nov. 5,--George Sutton to- night successfully defended his title as champion eighteen-two billiard player, by defeating Jacob sehaefer, the score being 800 to 24h
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
E. A. o. LEAGUE STANDING.
Y. Nj. R. c. ALLEYS.
Cherries Gain Victory Over the
 Algonuuins.

At the Y. NJ. R. c. alleys laat night, the Cherries defeated the Alsonquins, in game that was full of good plays, Farr made some of the hardest spares of the season in his match game.
 Scores.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
TIE STATE LEAGUE GAMES NEW BRITAIM-NEW HAVEN Close Bowling Contest Ends in
 Favor of the Elm
 City Team.
STATE LEAcur STANDING.
By A. l.. DonneIly. omcial Scorer.

A closely contested game was played in the State league series at Johnson's alleys last night, when the Now Ha- ven team won out after a very finely played contest. The scores were as follows:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Snashcrs Win by Score of 2,36O to
 2.fg3,

At Johnsons alleys, last night, the Breakers and smashers played a game in the Industrial league. The smash CTS won out and added another win to their record. The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
OTTO HUBER REFEREES.
Match Was Between Two Fathers and
 Two Sons for S10O Aside.

MT. Huber witnessed the big bowling contest at New York Sunday night, be- tween father and son, P J. Riddell and Glen Riddeu Vs. Fred Kemp, ST, and Fred Kemp, jr, The match was for sloO a side. The Riddells won four out oS five games, and the match
 The score was as follows;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
PROVIDENCE WINS.
Pawfuclxet Defeated by Score of
 2 to i.

to l.
 Special to the Journal and Courier) Pawtucket Nov. 5.-Providence de- feated Pawtucket in the opening game of the National Polo league tonight two goals to one, in very fast con test, full of first-class polo The rink was packed and hundreds were un- able to gain admittance. Governor Higgins spotted the first ball. Me Gilvray was easily the star of the game. The Providence defense was almost impregnable Pawtucket ex- eelled in passing.
 Providence. McGilvray and Curtis, rushes. O'Brien center, O'Hara half back, Tibbetts goal.
 Pawtncket. Cunningham and Pierce, rishars NonneY. center. Cameron half-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
FOOTRALIl RESrTlrs

At Pittsbuyg- Western University of Pennsylvania l6. Ohio Northern ..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
S.nasllcrs.
E. A. O. BOWLING LEAGUE.

Guptel, high single.
 Welsh. high three string,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEFEATED.
Pequots Trounced at the Tuxedo AL
 leya Last Night.

At the Tuxedo alleys last night the Peauots won out by score of 2,O15 to 1925. The score is as follows:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06
FIRST PERIOD.
SECOND PERIOD.
THIRD PERIOD.

Won by Gagged by Time. New Britain. schiffer .. Ill
 Rushes-McCarthy II, Schiffer. 1; stCps. Mullen 24; Allen, g. Referee. Doherty Timer. sullivan
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06

Pat O'Keefe, the Irish welterweight, has accepted the challenge of Billie Paplze and the min will be, pulled off at Philadelphia next Saturday, O'Keefe was in New Haven at the lleyes-sum 1ners boxing match last Friday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06

Frank Mclean the crack Philadelphia 12S pound boxer, now living in Willi- mantle, is being eagerly sought for by Connecticut and Rhode Island clubs at present, to participate in matches at his weight, but owing to the fact that Mc- Lean is just recovering from an opera tion performed on him recently in a Connecticut hospital, he will not be able to enter the ring for a "ew months.
 Mclean was injured five years ago while boxing Billy Wills the famous heavy featherweight at the Reading. Ia, A. c. In this match he bested Willis the latter at that time having a draw with Terry McGovern, who was then in his prime The injury received developed so that an operation was necessary at this late day.
 Other than his present trouble Me Lean Is In excellent health, and eager for game.
 Young Mclean has an excellent rec ord, and never was defeated. He has decisions over Jig Stone of Boston, Kid Murphy and George Walker oi Philadelphia, who are among the best In the business He Is twenty-fonr years of age, and generally had to give weight to get matches
 Mclean Is a son of Billy Mclean ol Philadelphia, who was famous as . National league umpire, years ago, and later ran q famous sporting place, and Is yet an authority in sporting matters in the Quaker City.
 Mclean is recuperating on the farn of his brother, and will take on any l2S pound man In New England, wher right Louis N Dondere of Willimantic Is looking after the interests of MT ! Mclean.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-06

practice doing worlds of good He buked probably hold
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-19
Week of self-Denial.

During it's little less than twenty
United States the Salvation Army
has clearly demonstrated the fact
That it has a specific and very i'm
portant mission to fulfill in reclaim
ing the lost, %rescuing the outcast,
lifting the fallen and ministering to
the bodies as we'll as to the souls of
men. In fact, the Army seems to
have a sphere of usefulness and phil
anthropy peculiarly its own in that
it's eminent temporal head, General
William Booth, and his distinguished
leader of the Army's operations in
this country are enabled by their
wise direction of affairs to follow
lines of effort which no other reli-
gious and benevolent movement has
ever attempted.
And they announce their can
nual Week of Prayer and Self-De-
NAL" to take place from Sunday,
April 18th, to Sunday, April 21st,
both dates inclusive.
Practising daily self-denial. these
earnest and Jealous workers are go
ing in to abstain, during this spe-
cial week, from all Injuries and even
from some of the necessaries of life,
that they may raise more money
with which to extend the Army's op-
erations at home and abroad.
Let us help them by every means
in our power, for they are worthy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-19

sold 10 pu!N qua lou 81 leql-peep
90 IeeA lxeu pue 1eeA s1ul %ssau1snq
perity in South Dakota today. The
growth and advancement of South
Dakota is the solid, substantial char
acter that makes for permanency.
Towns are growing, old wooden
buildings are giving way to modern,
substantial structures of brick and
stone. OF course. this condition is
made possible only because of the
prosperity of the farmers and the
development OF the farms. During
the past two weeks | have visited
Watertown, Aberdeen, Huron, Mitch
ell and a number of other good towns
in South Dakota, and everywhere |
find the same growth and prosperous
outlook. People are coming into this
state by the thousands and in every
town | have here mentioned, as well
as many others, it is out of the ques-
ton TO rent a house at any price,
Last year two hundred buildings
we're erected in Mitchell, and there
are prospects for a larger growth this
year The buildings are not the
cheap character, either, but are all
good ones. Two new bank buildings
We're built last year, one at a cost
of 100000. Another bank will erect
a building this year to cost about
$780, The Catholics are just
completing a 100000 church; the
Methodists are building a $4,000
church, and the Congregationalists
are planning n to cost about $780,
600. Congress has appropriated
$50 for a new public building in
Mitchell, work upon which will begin
this spring. The Milwaukee road
will build a new 100000 freight de-
pot here this year, and next year a
$4,000 passenger depot. These are
a few of the buildings that are as
sured for Mitchell now, while many
ore finer ones will be added to the
list. The Widmann Hotel there cost
nearly a hundred thousand dollars
and is one of the finest in this west
ern country. This same condition
prevails all over the state. I men
ton Mitchell because during my stay
there over Sunday | have had an OPP
portunity to gather the facts. AS an
indication of the difference in South
Dakota today and ten years ago let
me cite the New Royal Hotel at HUI
ron. A few years ago the building
a sold for $4,000. Today it could
not be bought for a dollar less than
$4,000.