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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
THE SPORTING NEWS.
HANNIFIN AND BURKE.
They Like the Former Nutmeg Play.
 CTS Now With New York.

CTS Now With New York.
 Los Angeles, March 19.-The Giants are and have all been very much bothered with soreness and stiffness since they began practice here for this years season. It is the general belief of most of them that if a player fails to get sore with the very beginning of practice he will fail miserably to reach proper form at any time during the entire season.
 was talking to Hannifin, the new man from the Connecticut league, and Ames, one of the star pitchers. the other day about it. Hannifin said: T have always found that a fellow who gets sore all over at the start will in all likelihood swing in to fine shape in short time. while the player who doesn't is more than liable to keep slow and in poor con dition for the whole series.
 Ames was of the same opinion. "Why, last year I didn't get very sore, and l was worried. This year have little surplus of meat to work on, and I have been so sore after practice at times that l have hardly felt able to get into uni form for the net round of work. "Im glad of it too. Guess I'll be in great form this year when it all gets worked out"
 Jack Hannifin is one of those quiet players who is full of life, snap and very quick of eye.
 All the experts who have watched him work here are tickled with the fine ball this youngster plays, and they all predict that he will in the course of time be one of the great ones if he keeps up the pace he has shown here. rt He is fast either at shortstop or second base and attracts the eye of everybody as he makes fine, clean |plays there.
 Burke. the player from Wilkes Barre, Pa, is another. promising man. He has been working in the Outfield and is the silent Kid" McGraw has been after him since the start to open up and make lot of noise when practice is on. Come on, Burke. Yell little once in a while and let us know where you are. Get up little sideshow of your own out there!" said lie. What l want is more noise. It helps the other boys and shows that you take an interest in what is going on.' This was not said to him with the idea that he wasn't doing his work properlys or in a disinterested way. for he is very serious about it and more than anxious to become star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Polo League Standing.
POLO WHITES.
New Haven here tonight.


 Nick MacGilvray will be in the game.
 We were beaten last night. but that was because MacGilyray had no; been acclimated.
 And our old goal tend. John Allen. helped to throw that defeat into us. mat chap can go some yet.
 New Haven viii have new man in the ranks that the local fans have never seen. He is one Gardner and they say that he is one star polo player.
 The amateur games tonight will besAll Brookiyns and the Clock Shop and Benedict & Burnham's and the Roger Bros. Both of them should be we'll fought ones.
 It has been a good many years since the old polo fans have seen Nick MacGiIvray in action and they will no doubt De snxions to get a look at him again. Out in the west he was one of the leading lights.
 Sad was that last period down in Bridgeport last evening. Playing the all star team of the league so close game in the first two periods and then falling by the wayside. must have made Manager Mac feel like handing Manager Simmons some thing else than a diamond
 Just look at the luck that New Britain bunch is playing in. Wal lingford had her beaten when that hoodoo seemed to paralyza the bor- ough players and while they were sleeping New Britain went to the front
 New Haven never plays q better game fin her career. than when she meets Waterbury. Perhaps the req son Is that George Bone still has that old Neriden animosity against Wa terbury that used to be So prevalent in the old base ball days.
 Secretary Biu Feet is called the Jim O-Rourke of the polo lesgue- It zili be interesting to watch the bat tie between them for suprenscy if the bsee ball managers trv to butt into the polo fleld- Go at Ten. Bill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Chs,eevv,v p.y us. he v,u,..

SYRACUSE " Y- March 1a--Chzn- rcIlor James R- Day of Syracu<e uni versity is crpnnnrd to his home by an attack of humps
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
City League Standing.

CASINO LEAGUE AVERAGES.
 The averages and standing of tile Casino league compiled up to Satur- day night are given as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.

The annual international tussie in the rugby game between Scotland and Ireland took place at Iyerieith. snd after the victory Of the Irish over the English. it was expected Scotland would be easy for the men from the green Isle. Sixteen thousand per cons saw the game. Ireland won the toss and played with the breeze. but Scotland put up a magnificent de- fense and at half time Ireland had only one penalty goal to their credit. Tn the second half Scotland played well together and made three goals and won the match. Ireland falling to add to their tally of the first half.
 Wales and Ireland had their am nual match at association and it took place at Belfast For the first time since 1901 Wales was victorious. and the score was. Wales goals. Ireland T. W the trentf-six matches plzveS wales has won twelve. Ireland nine. sad Eve have been drfws.s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
CASINO LEAGUE STANDING,
POOL JOURNEYS LAST WEEK.
If Mclaughlin Beats Stone He Be
 comes Champion.

Hartford. March ls.-but one game is scheduled in the pool tourna- ment at Campbelfs this week and on Thursday night Stone and Me I.aughlin. both of Waterbury. play. If Mclaughlin wins he will become the champion and get first money. II Stone wins. he will be tied with Me- Laughlin and Britt for first place. Britt will get second place if Me I.aughlin beats Stone and Pinard, averill and Stone will he tied for third place. A big crowd is coming from Waterbury and special car on the railroad will he provided for the pool fans. The pool room will be decorated on Thursday night. The first prize is $50 in gold and gold medal emblematic of the pool cham pionship of Southern New England: the medal is valued at S25. The second prize is s25 in gold and the third prize is SIS in silver. The
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
OTHER GAMES LAST NIGHT.
cIrY I.EAGrE AvERAGEs

The following are the averages and the standing of the players in the t.E,r Rowling league.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

Tommy Leahy, the polo referee, will leave in about two weeks to join the Kansas City baseball team. He says he is in pretty good shape and he will only have to timber up his arm a bit before getting up behind the bat and stopping the hot ones. Billy Lush will take his place on Secretary Peet's staff.
 Cy Miller reached Springfield Sat urday from Poughkeepsic. He went to the Russell, where he met some of his old cronies and then boarded a car for the Rockingham house, where he had "a flaming bee with Paddy lO'Connor. After this, Cy felt better land decided that he was primed for an interview with Dan ONeill. No blows were struck and the manager and pitcher came to terms. Cy will pitch for Springfield this season.
 Jack Dawson. who caught for New Haven a part of last season. was in New Britain Saturday to see if that town wanted a baseball team this sea- son. Jack said he intended to play independent ball this season but if New Britain had team he would like to run it. Lawson is of the opin- ion that a state league team would pay in New Britain if good grounds could be secured.
 David Shea, popular young man of Northampton. has been signed by Manager Dan O'Neil. For two years he has been the catcher of a commer- cial college team and he played bas- ketball for three years. Shea was recommended by Umpire Dennis Reardon of Holyoke.
 Jack Dunn. manager of the Balti- more team. is a staunch advocate of total abstinence among ball players. Dunn himself neither drinks liquor nor smokes. and in every way he is considered a model man to guide the affairs of ball team.
 Manager James II. O'Rourke has announced his complete team. He says he is determined to have a win ner this year. The team Is as follows: Frank Beaumont, l.. A. Sebastian and James Wolf. catchers: Harry Cornen. Patrick Murphy, George Stacy and W. H. Yerks. pitchers: NJ. ]. Phelan. first base: James II. O'Rourke. jr.. second base; F. Borden and Hardy !. Keller. third base: William Phoenix and F. l.. Hit. shortstop; ]. BeTtwhistle. nj I.add. ]. Castle and William Sawyer. outfieldeTs. Sawyer comes from Brooklyn and among the independent teams he is called Home Run Fill. Stacy comes from Foxboro. Mass. and Is said to he prize Wolf was rec commended by Bligh. the umpire. Keller was also recommended by Bligh. O'Rourke will play his first exhibition game with Montreal on April IT.
 The dope on the National league teams for the 1901 race follows: Chicago has a good Chance. If Boston had more Brains the beaneaters might win. Pittsburg will get the big Money if they Leever alone. Brook lyn will go fast from the first ring of the Bell Cincinnati looks mighty good. but can't Sehlei in. St Louis will he strong with the Bureh. but Arndt likely to reach the wire. Phil adeIphia will be Dooin good work. hut not Moren usual. New York Ames to win but may Seymour trouble.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
POLO
THE 100000
 STILL WORKS
Waterbury Whipped in a Good Battle By Bridgeport t-New
 Britain Keeps Winning.

Bridgeport, March 19.-In one of the hottest and fastest games played here this season, Bridgeport defeated
 Waterbury at polo last night, 6 goals to 2. to the intense delight of 1,SO0 people. Bridgeport was fairly forced
 to play it's fastest game all of the |time but they were able to match speed and come out ahead of the
 game.
 In the first and second periods, the lplaying was the fastest. Mooney re- tired after the second period so as to allow McGiIvray to play so this period was the real struggle of the
 entire game, Waterbury playing des- iperately to retrieve, if possible, it's lost laurels, but in vain as Allen playing like stonewall successfully
 blocked all the hard drives except one sent at him.
 In the first period Loxson was bad | ly cut under his left eye by Griffith $ stick. Manager McMahon refused for a long time to put in his extra
 man, Murray, delaying the game
 nearly a half hour this way. Two stitches had to be taken in the cut
 but Loxson after rest reappeared
 on the floor and put up "a fine game. The lineup and summary Bridgeport. Waterbury. lCunningham, Duggan,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Stolen se.n,sh Armsr.

A collection of arms and armor re- gently received from Spain. which vas offered for sale at auction in 1898. has since been identiAed as containing many of the extra pieces iron the ss- perh series of suits in the royal Span ish srmory-stolea from there by an u,srrurulcus cficisi- his theft being concealed from the authorities ct shs tire by sn occidental (D fra-Ars J01SnAl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19

Although Walter Johnson of Meri- den has challenged the winner of the tournament. George Malkmes of Mer- iden says it will not be necessary for Johnson to go out of town to get a match if he wants to play very badly. Malkmes has deposited a forfeit with the Meriden Journal for a match be- tween a Meriden man and Johnson for any amount from s1e0 up. The forfeit will he up until s o'clock to- night. Malkmes does not disclose who he wants to pit against Johnson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
NEW BRITAIN WINS.

The New Britain polo team defeat ed Wallingford at Hanna's armory~fn New Britain last evening. At one time it looked like Wallingford's vic tory and the home team only won out by one point, the score being [ to (. Harry Thompson. new man from the Western league, played for the first time with New Britain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
BOWLING
TOURNAMENT
 HAS BEGUN
Big Crowds Over at the Casino Last Night and Many Games
 Contested.

The big tournament on the Casino alleys began with rush last night ana The place was crowded to the uoors. Everybody seemed inclined to get i'll line for the money prizes of fered by the management and as Il consequence the tournamcnt was not concluded when the closing hours came and it will be completed this evening. The results of the games were as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
UNINTEREsTING GAME.

In listlessly played game last evening at New Haven. the New IIa- ven roller polo team defeated Hart ford. s to 3. Gardner's defense work for New Haven was the feature of the contest, while Hartford's star player was Long John" Wiley.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
.. . .n,, c..s.s.a p...s,-r.

Wireless tu - .rf< Cassrd Disaster.
 TOrLON. March ia.-M. Naudin. the wireless telegraph expert. has advanc- cd the theory regarding tine cause of the disaster to the battleship Jena. whose afterpart was destroyed by the explosion of magazine on March 12. that the explosion was caused by pow erful wireless currents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19

Waterbury 2; fouls. Woods ?, Holder
 ness. Griffith; rushes, Cunningham 6, Murray 4, Duggan 1, tie; stops, AL len 19, Sutton 25; referee. Billy Lush: timer, Smith; attendance,
 1900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19
Yssk.n For Federal cs.sr.t.

WASHINGTON. Marrh n. R. F. Yoakum of the Rock Island rosd yes- terdsy told the president that he ia vored federal control as q protertion against hostile state legislation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-19

The winds cf Nanh have no t.rro- so the user of DewHt's carso,ized Witch Hazel Sslve. It quickry s.ss,< rhapr~i snd cracked skin sses~i tao
 for tcils au.i burns znd un.Io-.I.s.-ilr the best relief for Files Sold L-re by H. W Lake Drug Co sad JoeeTh A Smith. sss Bank street. Brooklyn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15
ORGANIZING NEW COUNTIES.
Itinerary Of Hon. :. 3. D. Fresr who
Is Organizing New Counties.

Below is submitted the itinerary OF
Hon r. 3. D. Frear Of vinita. who is
representing the state committee in
organizing the new counties formed
Ia the new state.
Pittsburg county, South McAlester.
Feb. 1G.
Atoka county Atoka. Feb. IS.
Coal county. Lehigh. Feb. -.
Pntotoc county, Ada, Feb. 90.
Murray county sulphur. FEB. 2l
Johnston county, Tishomingo, Feb.
22nd.
Carter county, Ardmore, reb. %.
Love county. Marietta. Feb. 2j.
Garyin county. Pauls Valley. Feb.
26th.
McLain county, Purcell. Feb. q.
Grady county. Chickasha Feb. 2s.
Stephens county. Duncan. March /.
jefferson COUNTY, Ryan, March ?.
Marshall county Madin. March 4.
Bryan county. Durant, March 8.
McCurtain county, Idabel, March 6.
Choctaw county. Hugo. March Z.
Pushmataha county Antlers March
sth.
Ladme- county wnlu-ton. March
9th.
lie Flore county. Poteau. March IL.
Haskell county. sugler March u.
Sequoyah county Sallisaw. March
18th.
Mcintosh county, Eufaula, Mar,l
l4th.
Pawnee county, Pawnee. March. l3.
Payne county, Saltwater. March Il.
Usage county, Pawhuska, March 20
Kay county, Newkrk, March q.
Noble county, Perry, March 22
Garfield county, Enid, March %
Grant county, Pond Creek. Maren
.5th.
Alfalfa county, Cherokee, March y
Woods county, Alva, March 2s.
Woodward county Woodward.
March %.
Ellis county. Grand. March 80.
Roger Mills county, Cheyenne,
April j.
Bcchham county. Sayre, April ..
Custer county, Arapahoe April 3.
Washita county Cordell, April 4.
Dewey county, Taloga. AUril 3.
Blaine county. Watonga. April s.
Kingfisher county. Kingflsher,
April 8.
Logan county, Guthrie April 10
Lincoln county, Chandler April II.
Pottawatomie county. Tecumseh.
April 12.
Cleveland county, Norman. Mar. 13. .
Comanche county, Lawton. April
18th.
Tillman county, Frederick, April |
10th.
Jackson county, Altus, April II.
Kiowa county Hobart, April IS.
Greer county, Mangum, April 10.
Caddo county, Anadarko, April 90.
Canadian county FL Reno. April %.
Majors county, Fairview, April %.
Oklahoma county. Oklahoma City.
April 25.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15

The Greenyille man who got a life
sentence for stealing FIVE pounds OF
beef doesn't believe tnat the govern.
ment Is making much hcadway in its
fight against the meat trust.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15
6. p. HALL.
The Home FuTniSheT

New and second hand goods Of all
kinds from old bones 10 a guaranteed
quarter-sawed oak parlor suit, bought.
sold, repaired, rented and exchanged.
from 10 to % per cent cheaper than
anybody else.
The largest building and the lowest
prices.
Cash or on easy installment pay.
ments 10 rich and poor alike. Biggest
stock, Lots Of curios, old relies. No
dead beats, no rents 10 pay. Live and
let live prices and killer OF high
prices Phone 3GG or call at 325. Caddo
street and 3rd avenue northeast.
Three blocks from the Wilmington
Hotel See the Texas sign acrvss
the street
VIII De glad to see you whether
you trade or not.
Yours for best wishes during 1907
G. =. HALL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15

Our valentine display includes
some of the most beautiful of this
years designs. BE sure and see II
before the best things are sold. All
prices from &c to $500.
10 F. ]. RAMSEY. Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15

Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from piles when YOU can use
DeWitrs Carboized Witch Hazel
Salye and get relief Sold by Hon
man Drug Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15

Foley's Honey and Tar cures Ia
grippe coughs and prevents nneumo.
mia. Refuse any but the genuine in
the yellow package Hoffman Drug
Co.. and City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15
THE DISTRICT COURT
THIRD WEEK.


574G John Price and Charles Price
larceny and receiving stolen property.
57iS 7. J. Ward. disposing liquor.
$3.50 J. c. Johnson, disposlng Mq.
uor
1858 W A. watts and John watts.
disposing liquor.
February IS.
57jG Gonlaw West disposing liz.
tor
575s Andy Davis. dlsposlng liquor.
5759 T. y. Garrison, dlsposing liq.
uor.
57GO T. y Garrison, dlsposing liq.
uor.
576l T.. y Garrison. disposing liq.
uor
57G4 Doc Rose. dlsposing liquor
5764 virgle Weinberg. dispusiug
LIQUOR.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15

Lauranr the MAGICIAN. a coming
again next Monday 12.3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15
February 22.

For prompt sanitary service Of any
kind, phone $40. 221m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15

Get my prices on building blocks Of
all designs. Phone ESQ. j. W. Field.
er. 14.lm
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SOME NEWSPAPER
CHAFF.


Z UnHfF. !;
r....... ;
: : = - = -"
A city sportsman hunting went
with confidence sublime.
ii' -tlH. Na'rh Un, for ] can DIE
= bulls ege every time
He shot at rabbits and az birds
And missed but hearhcu now
iIs bulls cyo boast wa, not iar
wrong
He hIIcd -iN and 70 COW.
Kansas city Times.
F.
The local Womaus club bad offer.
cd % prize for thD ua essay D.. amy
member ou How tp Make uu-
band Happy o. Was cash prize.
and summer expense were 200 the
near distance. and the competition
waa large and warm.
Tn" winning paper was just three
words long, and stranger even than
that b. was submitted 1r a piusror
rot Htysoyen. Her dicrlm was mere.
Iy this.
Feed the -LippIn.ous.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15
FOURTH WEEK.
February 10.

576s Tuck Roberts, disposing mort.
5796 Grant Armstrong and Lewis
Armstrong, disturbing peace.
57s7 Yves Philips. disturbing peace.
inclosure.
5774 VIM. Allen, aggravated as.
sault.
February 1e.
5777 Cha.ies Vernon, aggravated
assault
577s Bob Nelghbors and Dee Spain
gaming.
$3.50 J. c. Johnson, gaming.
57s6 W A. Watts weapon.
February 20.
57ss Arthur Arlington. weapon.
57ss Arthur Arlington, weapon.
$3.50 Arthur Arlington. weapon
February 81.
579S Arthur Lanham and viii Ian.
ham, disturbing peace.
$500 Mack Price and George Tate.
5771 Oscar Grey. dlsposing mort.
gagged property.
5773 Clifford Barnett, destroying
disturbing peace.
5sOl Sandy Elliott disturbing the
peace.
5so2 Sandy Elliott, disturbing the
peace.
February 22.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-02-15
The ATdmOTH National Bank

NJ AErH1EE ISD. TER AT THE CLOSE
DI UJ-ISE--. SOW. o.. 100
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-03
PITTSFIELD
New Era Auxiliary Meeting.

Tho last and annual business meet
ing Of the year Of the New Era AuXil-
iary was hc!d at the homo Of Mrs.
Amanda SccllinS on Liberty street Fri
day afternoon. A large number Of
members were present and the meeting
was enthusiastic ana enjoyable. De
liCiCuS refreshments of fruit punch and
cake were served. After the usual
opening exercises a thank offering scr
vice consisting of Scripture reading and
prayers, was conducted by Mrs. Jennie
RandlCtt. 1t was voted to abandon the
plan Of giving fairs, sales ana suppcrs,
with the exception Of the annual NJ. G.
|. Alumni banquet. Tho members Of the
committee chosen IN arrangements for
the banquet which Will be given at
Maine Central Institute Wednesday,
Jurc H. were Mrs. Eva Bryant. Mrs.
F. +. Dow and Mrs. Hannah White.
After the reports Of the several oil
GERS and committees the following
pleasing program was given: Roll call,
responses. conundrumG; reading. Mrs.
Jennie Rand!ctt; remarks by the vice
president, Mrs. Mcrtic Palmer; song.
Miss Aletha Gould with piano accom-
panimcnt by Mrs Pearl H;.wrs.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: President, Mrs.
Eta G. Tracy; Vice Pres. Miss L. Rae
Pryant; Sec, Mrs. Lou Taylor; Treas.
Miss Jeanette Stephenson; assistant
secretary. Mrs. Carrie T.. Ordway. FRO
gram committee. Miss l.. Rae Bryant,
Mrs. Jennie Randlett. DIR. GencvicVe
Gustin, Miss Minnie Porter. Mrs. Edith
Drake: Supt. of childrens work. Miss
Susie FarWell; agent of Missionary
Helper, Mrs. Mary b. WinGate; finance
committee, Mrs. Grace V. Landman,
Mrs. Evelyn CAN, Mrs. Ada Boston;
cradle roll committee. DR.. Gcncvicve
Gustin. Mrs. Nelina McCausllnd, Mrs.
Nellie Gates, Mrs. Ada Haseltinc; sub
finance com. Mrs. Amanda Brown,
Mrs. Alice Conner. Mrs. Ellen Frost,
Mrs. Myra Brigham; Dorcas commit
tee, Mrs. Amorctte Porter, Mrs. Cora
Rogers, Mrs. Aura Story; Parliament
tary law. DR.. Gcnevievc Gustin: mem
bership committee. Mrs. Mary B. Win
gate. Mrs. Urania Sylvester, Mrs. Har-
riet LOngley, Mrs. Hannah White. Mrs.
Lou TAYLOR; Devotional committee,
Mrs Nellie Gates. Miss Ida SWcctland;
auditor. Mrs. Carrie f. Oriway; libra
rian, Miss Prestina HersCy; press re-
porter, Mrs. Ella Snrowl
The members 0f The Y. p. &. vi, Held
I ver- pleasant social Al {hc Univar-
Salist church vcstrv Friday evening.
The program consisted Ct reading. ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-03
Victims Of Fridays Shoot
ing at Providence,
Charges Of Murder and Man
slaughter Will Be Preferred.
Father of Man Who Did Shooting Al.
so nead..Heart Disease.

Providence, X. l., June Both
Thomas EdmundSnn and Amos \.
Gorham, the two mon employed i'll the
Office Of the time keeping department
of the Brown & Sharp Mfg. Co, who
were shot last Friday by another
clerk, Fitzroy Willard. following a
quarrel between Willard and Gorham,
are dead of their Injuries. ana it is cX-
,ctcd warrants will be sworn tOmor-
row charging Willard with murder in
the case of Gorham and manslaughtci
on the account Of the death Of Ed
mUndSon.
According to the prisoner the shoot
ing of ItdmundScn was uninto ntipEal,
til" latter receiving his fatal wounds by
the accidental discharge of the revolver
while he was trying with the other
clerks to diSarm Willard.
Edmundsun's death, which occurred
at about midnight was followed by the
death OF Gorham. Since the shooting
Willard, who is about 20 years of age.
has been in Jail in default of 81. 900
bail ordered by the court. The death OF
his father, Charles r. Willard occurred
early today from heart trouble.