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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
HEN IN COURT.
Testified to Fact That Its Leg Was
 Broken.


 Bridgeport, Oct. 1.-The testimony of a real live hen was taken in the city court this morning, and decided a case against Mrs. Mary Ozenas, of Hancock avenue, who was charged with maltreating neighbours chick ems.
 Mrs. Annie Levy, owner of the birds, was the complainant. She said that she saw Mrs Ozenas kick one of the chickens and break it's leg.
 "Here 1t is" said Mrs, Levy, sud- denly opening up bundle and dis l closing a live hen.
 The fowl peered anxiously around | the court room and then gave vent to a couple of dismal squawks. A roar of laughter followed on the part of the spectators, and the court officer was obliged to banish Mrs. Levy and her pet to the corridors to restore or der.
 Judge Foster imposed a fine of $2 on Mrs. Ozenas, from which she ap. pealed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
W1In MEET IN. .BRIsToL.

President Arthur Barnes has invit-
 ed the members of the Connecticut
 Editorial association to hold their fall meeting Monday at the new building of the Press in Bristol. The hour of meeting will be Il a. m. Dinner will be served at the Gridley house. The program will include an address by Percy Coe Eggleston, advertising manager for the Brainard & Arm strong company, of New London, on Some Experiences and Suggestions of a Space Buyer; a paper on adver- Using rates by R. D. Pyne, of Hart ford, of the Connecticut Newspaper company, and discussion of the present price of white news paper and of recent changes in legal advertising
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
WENT DOWN FOR COUNT.
Billy Payne of Philadelphia Knocked
 Out by Joe Wolcott,

Rockland, Me, Oct. 17--With only a few minutes remaining in the last round of the six round contest between Joe Wolcott of Boston and Billy Payne of Philadelphia tonight, the latter was counted out. Wolcott in- f1icted severe punishment with body blows all through the contest and Payne was down for the count of nine four times. Tn the sixth round, Dr. c. L. Crockett, who refereed the bout threw Wolcott through the ropes into the crowd because the latter disre- garded his command to "break" in a clinch. In the excitement following this move, Wolcott climbed back into the ring, and when Payne faced him again, delivered blow which sent the Philadelphia man to the floor for the full count.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
EAR OF CORN BRINGS s25o.

Chicago, Oct 1.-Two hundred and fifty dollars was the worlds record
 price paid last night for a single ear of corn. A bushel at that rate would have sold for $15,OOO. The ear, a Boone County white" was sold to the highest bidder at the National Corn exposition in the Coliseum. The purchaser was the man who grew it, L. B. Clore, a farmer from Franklin, Ind, who has captured $7,5S5 in prizes at the show.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
rRAcY ExPEoTs RE.ELrCrIoN.

President W. J. Tracy of the Con necticut baseball ieague was in Springfield Wednesday going from his home in Bristol to meet Mrs. Tracy who has been in the west for several months, While in that city MT. Tracy told friends he expects to be a candi- date for reelection at the annual meeting in the Nelson hotel Monday, and he expects tho ma~nates to give him support in his efforts to put Con necticut league ball on higher plane than it has yet reached.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
GIvEs IARGE SUBsCRTpTTON.

Stockholm, Oct. 17.--William Ols- son, one of the promoters of the idea of challenge from Sweden for the Americas cup, was summoned to the palace to-day by Prince Gustave Adolph, son of the crown prince of Sweden, to confer regarding the pro- posed challenge. It is said that the prince promised MT. Olsson a large subscription.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
GALL1GAN KNOCKED OUT.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 17.-Paoky Me Farland of Chicago knocked out Joe Galligan in tho ninth round of a ten round bout last night. The affair was tame until the eighth round, when Me Farland began fighting in fierce mat- ner He knocked Galligan down four times in the eighth and ninth rounds.
 Young" Sharkey of Indianapolis, knocked out Joe Dunn of Rochester, N. Y, in the second round of a first pre- liminary,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
77O ss7 75s--2225
" NJ RI c. STANDING,
BOWLING AT Y. M. R. c. ALLEYS.
Clinics Win Second Game from Trav-
 elers by But Six Pins.

Barnes fine bowling greatly assisted the Clinics in their victory over the Travellers last evening at the Y. M. R. c. alleys. With a score of 200 in the first game he easily pulled his favor ties out of danger. Linquist's rolling in the second game was the cause of the Clinics victory in that stage of the series. Grove of the Travellers took high single with a score of POT. Barnes took high three singles with total of 551.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
Ss.tOO FOR LIVE WIRE.
Star of Horse Sale at Belmont Park
 Goes to D. c. Johnson.

Belmont Park N, Y, Oct. 17.-A num- Der of horses in training were sold in the paddock before the race at Belmont park to-day, and good prices were real izod. Live Wire was the star of the sale. He was sold to D. c. Johnson for sS,1oO top price. Miss Crawford went to w. L. Crawford for $6,90o.
 The other sales of $5,000 or more were Veil s. c. Hndreth. $500; Masque, J. L. McG'nnls. s5,o0o; Earls Court, c. R. Ellison, $G,o00; Masquerade, J, A, Weinberg, at. DOG.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
SPORTS HERE AND ELSEWHERE
HARRY NOTES IMPROVING.

Captain Harry Moves of the Hart ford baseball team, who has been Ill at his home in this city the past month, is now on the road to recovery During the season he was injured by a player who unintentionally spiked him, the cleat cutting through Harry s foot The wound was not particularly troublesome at the time, but since the season closed it has caused him con siderable trouble, blood poison setting in
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
COMING ROYAL FAMILY EVENT.

Berlin, Oct, 17.-The Kreuz zeitqng says to-day that the superior consist ory of the church has ordered public prayers to begin on Sunday for the safe accouchement of Grown Princess Frederick William. Duchess Cecilia. of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, was mar ried to Crown Prince Frederick Wil- liam June 6, 1905. 4 son was bosA to her July A 1906.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
ooRUsCATE REINsTATED.

Louisville Ky, Oct. 1.-The Amer ltcan Turf association to-day reinstated the mare Coruscate. It was proved that Doc Perry, who was ruled off was not her owner
 Steve L'Hommedieu, bookmaker, applied for reinstatement but his case was referred back to the new Louis vile Jockey club for further action.
 The case of T. s. Wishard, who ap- piled for reinstatement was referred back to the New Orleans Jockey club.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
--------------------- sOPHOMOREs WIN MEET.
Dartmouth Interclass Athletic Even
 Captured by Second Year, Men.

Hanover. N. H., Oct 17,-The sopho- mores won the interclass athletic meet at Dartmouth to-day, scoring AZ points. The freshmen were second with 3S, the juniors third with 24. and the seniors fourth with 22.
 The freshmen sophomore relay race was won by the freshmen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
NINE MEN IN TOURNEY.
Dartmouth and Williams Men Try for
 Golf Championship.

Newton, Mass, Oct. 17,-Only nine men. representing two colleges, Dart mouth and Williams, appeared at the Woodland Golf club links to-day, when the qualifying round in the New Eng, championship tournament was started The result of the qualifying round fol- lows:
 Campbell Williams, 81; S Martin, Dart mouth, S2; R. Jackson, 8S A. Lichten- mouth, SC; J. Matless, Williamst, A, Lord, Dartmouth. and c. Lynde, Will liams each S7.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
Clinics.
KATYDDs' WALKOVER.
Win Three Straight canes from the
 Excelsiors.

The Katydids had a walk-a-way in their match series with their rivals, the Fxcelsiors, last evening at Huhers Tuxedo alleys, winning three straight games. The Excelsiors rolled poorly, and at no time during the struggle was tho Kattydids' goal in danger. G, Gaug- gle was the hero of the evening, taking both high and high three string.
 The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
PLEASANT FEATURE.
Major Johnson Present to Bid Feetcrs
 Good Bye.

One of the pleasant features of the departure of the "Feeters" for James, town was the presence of Major John- son at the armory and train to wish his old command good time. Only unavoidable business engagements prevented him from accompanying them
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
WIDESPREAD LEAGUE STANDING.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Siwash Win Three Straight from
 Crescents.

The Crescents were of little conse- quence to the speedy siwash team, the present leaders of the Industrial league at Johnson's alleys last evening and they lost three straight games. Welch of the slwash quintet took all the hon. CTS of the evening, high single with a score of 217 and high three strings with a total of 569
 The scores;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
GRIDIRON NOTES.

Princeton will send a heavier team against Yale November 16, than she has for several years and the Tiger coaches expect to carry off the honors. The Princeton line is very aggressive on offense, but much slower in defen- sive play. But nevertheless the Prince ton sports demand that Yale give to or 8 to 2 in betting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
E. A. o. LEAGUE STANDING.
E. A. o. BOWLING LEAGUE.
Lucky Strikes Take Two from Sem
 sations.

The Lucky Strikes captured two of the series with the Sensations of the E. A. o. league at the Winchester al- leys last evening. Wagner of the Lucky Strikes captured all the honors of the evening, high single with a score of 225 and high three string with total of 571.
 The scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
LINNELL POOL TOURNEY.

Team 1 of American League Easily
 Defeat Team 4.
 Team 1 of the American league had little trouble with Team 4 in the con- tinuance of the Linnell tournament last evening. the former pocketing 50 balls while the latter pocketed but 91. All though the game was not very close there were some exciting instances when clever shots were made. Tonight there will be both an American and a National league game.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

The biggest game Ann Arbor has ev- CT witnessed will take place November 1, when Michigan and Pennsylvania will line up against each other. Coach Yost says that the Fasteners will be shown how to play the game, in spite of the poor showing that the Ann Ar Dor college made at Philadelphia last year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
RANKRTPTcY CAST.

William J. Adams of New Haven, was discharged from h2a&T4atcg il Hartford, yesterday, in the district court of the United States.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Beavers, the West Point fullback, is doing some great bunting lately and probably will give the Yale men some little trouble tomorrow. His latest average is sixty yards
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
572 57O 588-1725
sTATE LnAGUE STANDING.
BOWLING NOTES

A $15 rubber ball will be given to the first man at the Y. M. R. c, alleys rolling a score of TOO or over in three consecutive strings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
TIED FOR FIRST PLACE.
Jersey City Interstate Team Wins
 Two from New Brunswick.

New Brunswick. Oct 17.--Jersey City won two games in the National Interstate league here last night, tie ing Brooklyn for first place. Scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Bomar is one of the pluckiest players on the Yale squad as well as one of the fastest. He is fearless tackle and his face at present shows marks of heavy conflict.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
2:17 class pacing, purse s1,ooo, best

Major Mallow, bg: by Box Ell
 der (Malow( ............... l i I Arrow, b. 8. (Cox) ........s... 423 The Dude, b. 8. (AIarvln) .:... 5S 2 Mosie L, b. m (valentine).... 3 5 Little M, b, m. (Long) ......... 8 54 Hal Cassius, b. h. (Brown) ... dis Anda II, blk. h (McCargo) x. 6S dis Dr. Munson, D. Ii. (Davis) .... dis Leone. oh, m. (Sounders) ...s.. dis ,. Edith o, ch. m. (Myers) ........ dis
 Time, 2.07 1-4; 2:O9 S-4; 2:11.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Five of the seven leaders in the City league are representatives of the Re- publican club team. Dickens made his first appearance this week and as sumed the head of the league at once.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

For half back as light as he Is Fred Murphy goes through the center In 8 perfectly terrific style.
 The search for the phantom dipper offered the city league, by the various teams, will be another quest of the Holy Grail on a smaller scale and with less success. The Galahad, who is president of the league, saw the dipper once, heavy yelled, when he was in a state of como.
 The Carlisle Indians are practicing the long forward pass. In their game against Syracuse Saturday they scor> ed touchdown for almost every time they used 1t.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Lewis of the Travellers, the Y M. R. c. bowling team, arrived home last evening after his honeymoon His score of 415, rolled in the match game last evening, may thus be easily ac- counted for.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Although beaten by Newark in three straight games, the New Haven bowl CTS easily won the majority of their match games at Newark. Charlie Johnson and Dean Swift beat Pierson and Hoagland and then Swift per- formed over again one of the seven wonders. that of outbowling and de- feating Lee Johns, the manager of the Newark team, and one of the. best bowlers in the country Swift in 21 games rolled an average of 221.b. In five out of eleven games he rolled over 25o. Surprise was anniversary when Dean performed this unexpected feat Much money changed hands during these match games. Becker also won his match series The New Haven quintet rolled well, but they had hard luck. Their scores would easily have been enough to win an ordinary game, but they were up against hard luck Last year the local bowlers lost six straight to start with, but they finished the season we'll This year they have done even better and ought to finish better.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Columbia will send 200 sports to West Point tomorrow to see Yale spike the guns of the army.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
.GEERS' TEMPUS FUGIT MEETS WITH SURPRISE Starter Let Field Go With Fa-
 vorite in Rear and
 in Break. SHUT OUT AT THE START Codero Wins Heat, But Mar garet o. Takes Next Three
 and the Race.
SHUT OUT AT THE START

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 1.-The defeat of Tempus Fugit in the third raeA to- day was the greatest surprise of the meeting thus far The starter lot tho field go with Tenpus Fugit in the rear and in a break as he passed under the wire. Before Geers could get him on his feet the other horses were quar- ter of a mile in the lead, and he was hopelessly shut out Codero won cas- fly. Margaret o easily took the next three heats After the second heat the best Codero could do was to trail the field and take second money in the final summary
 Out of ten starters in the second race for 2:17 pacers five caught the flag in the first and second heats. Major Mall low had no trouble in winning in con- secutive heats. There was considera- ble surprise over Lottie M. taking the first heat in the 2:1S trot, but Icon took the next three heats handily. winning the race.
 Summaries.
 The West stake--2;29 Trotting Glass
 Purse $2, 000-Three in Five
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
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WINCHESTER OFFICE LEAGUE.
Colts Prove Too Speedy for the
 Spartans.

The Colts were too speedy for the Spartans at Johnson's last night, talk ing two out of three in canter. Hol- brook was the loud noise" in the opener with an even double century and Captain Chick Austin blazed a trail for the winners with a 500 string.
 Scores:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

At the Union league this evening there will be a meeting of the bowlers for the purpose of forming a league All interested are urgently requested tt attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Margaret O., b m, by
 Onward (P. Davis)... 3 1 i + Codero, TO (McDon-
 ald) ..,........... 2 4 4 Tokio, gr g (Dickerson) 2 A 2 3 Hester Schuyler, b m (Heidrick) ....... 4 8 3 2 Tempus Fugit, ch g
 (Geers) .........,.. dis St. Peter, br co Davis) ............. dis Florence, D m (Jones).. dis
 Time-2:Os S-4, 2:111-4, 2:1s, PIP 1-2I
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
Personal Mention

Justin Frazer of Ely Nevada, arriv- cd in the city yesterday on business.
 J. D. Howard of Cave Creek was a business visitor in the city yestreday.
 Thomas C. Job Of Prescott was in Phoenix on business yesterday.
 Andrew Bernard and wife of Port land. arrived in the city yesterday for the "!nter
 l.. A. Scott and wife of Denver are among the visitors in the city for a short time. arriving yesterday.
 W. G. Bushnell of New Haven and F. P. Furlong of Hartford Con. arrived in the city yesterday on a business visit.
 Roscoe Cornell and Richard Warren of Fl Paso were business visitors in the city yesterday.
 T. w. Kennedy and wife of Wood lawn. arrived in the city yesterday for the winter
 L. C. Posey of Washington Court House, ohio, was among the arrivals in the city yesterday.
 F. Conant and wife of Millar s. D.. arrived in the city yesterday for the winter.
 F. A. Ford of Tucson was a busi- ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 Fred NJ Temoleton and wife of Prescott are visiting in the city for a few days.
 Henry Peiper of Kelvin was q busi- ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 Among those registered at the Ford yesterday were: George Frank Day ton; R. A. Rowe. Chicago; Nat Olmsky. san Francisco; F.. F.. Kaufman, T.. $. Department of Agriculture.
 At the Hotel Adams yesterday were II. Robinson New York; c. Cohn. New York; w. P. Fimrtz. Los Angeles; Charles Van Valkenburg, Los Angeles; Donald Barker, Los Angeles; Thomas Job. Prescott: Roscoe Cornell. Richard Warren. Fl PaSo.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
It is the fortune of war.
THE POINT OF VIEW.

once when Abraham Lincoln (and all good stories are credited to Lin coln) was asked a difficult question he answered that t all depended upon the point of view and gave the follow ing illustration:
 A man Of middle age and a roman- tic-looking youth once sat side by side in a railNa-- carriage Presently the youth took a photograph from his pocket. looked at it, ard then said to his companion:
 Were you ever in love. sir2"
 The man of middle age started. He laughed.
 Was I ever in love?' he repeated. as he relighted his pipe. w as l ever in love? We'll. l don't know if-'
 You don't know?' cried the youth. Well. if you ever had been in love. you'd krow it. Wh-, when you're in love, your life is sweet dream. you have no taste for food. you think of nothing but the beauty of -"
 Were you ever married?" snapped the older man
 No. but -"
 Well. if you ever had been you'd know it. Why. my boy. when you're married your life is--"
 But the youth had fled.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
PHoENIX ARIZ. OCT 2s. 1907.
THE RAGING BALLooNIsTs.

According to reports received fl rom points in Illinois. Indiana and Ohio yes terday the heavens were obscured by balloons moving at different rates of speed and in all directions. It was announced previous to the race that the flights were to be distinguished from those aimless aerial voyages of former years which were contemptu- ously described in the announcement as mere drifting matches" In just what respect the present flight is diff ferent is not yet plain. The aeronauts claim to know more about air cur rents than was known then, but knowl- edge of which one cannot avail him. self is of little use. There is in those races no attempt at dirigibility and it may be doubted whether the long dis tance drifting records of the past made by the old fashioned balloons will be equaled at this time
 Fifty years ago. Wise. starting from St. Louis one evening, landed in north I I lowing No other balloon has since flown so far. The 475 miles last week. made by Mccoy and Chandler. winning the Lahm cup. was far short Of Wise's achievement.
 As we have hitherto remarked. very little progress has so far been made in the conquest of the air. It is possi- bIe that the balloon will be extensively developed for service in war but that service until the problem of dirigibil- ity has been fully solved, will be un- certain. But those who believe that the balloon will ever become a serious competitor of surface transportation lines, will have a long time to wait.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
TEODY'S NEW TEACHER.

The governor Is going away
 To have chat with Teddy And tell him what to do and say. To hold the Lizards" steady. For while our Teddy nothing daunts. And his opinion is the best, He tackled Arizona once
 And-well. you know the rest. ADG in tine future to escape
 The penalty of being "nibby.' He'll find out whether we're in shape By asking Joseph Kibbey. And so the governor will go.
 And in judicial way relate The many thousands reasons why We should become a sovereign state. But while he's eating Teddy's grub From tablecloths of silk. I'll bet it won't taste half so good As Valley Pride Pasteurized Milk.
 By the Valley Pride Poet.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
FREAK WEDDING.

A man who several months ago pro- cosed to a woman of his acquaintance and was married by a long distance telephone is now defendant in a suit for divorce charged with the statutory offense. brutality, and other breaches of conjugal fidelity.
 These two persons were mere ac- quaintances when. he in New York and she in St. Louis. the match was ar- ranged and carried through by wire. It was one of the many freak mar riages often occurring.
 Nuptial ceremonies of that character are pretty sure to have an unhappy sequel. They are signs of a capricious and frivolous disposition on the part of those who indulge in them. Marriage in the cages of lions. in water tanks, in automobiles running at high speed and in other incOngruous places and conditions simply with a view to ere ating a sensation or for the fun of it are not only in wretched taste but throw sinister shadow over the do- mestic lives of those joined in wedlock under such grotesque conditions. Even a circus clown would know better than to treat one of the most important and sacred events of his life so frivolously.
 Weddings are usually the scenes of innocent gayety and pleasure; but the ceremony of joining a man and woman in marriage. in view of the true sig nificance of such a union, should in it. self be dignified by seriousness and fit ting ceremony.
 The few minutes required for the rite should be of such character that the parties to it can look back upon the occasion in after years and respect themselves for their part in it.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

The superintendent of John D. Rockefeller's Cleveland farm has re- signed. The duties under MT. Rockefel- ler's frequent instruction ran too much pected to keep a separate daily account with each laying hen and report the product of say, Plymouth Rock No. 2 outh Pock No. 3 lad ceased laying eggs, the superintendent was supposed to become grievance committee and place the causes of the strike before Mir. Rockefeller
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

The promotion of Mexican Consul Pima to the Fl Paso consulate. wh.-h is now possible. would deprive Phoe- nix of a valued resident and an able and energetic representative of his government here, yet our regret at his departure from this post would be tempered by a realization of the fact profitable one, an ascent of the con sular and diplomatic ladder.