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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25

Senator BOrah Fears Serious Trouble
at M0yer-Hdy7coOd Trial.
[From The rrihune Rnrean.l

Washington. April 24-Senator w. E. Borah,
of Idaho, attorney for the state in the prose-
cution of Meyer and Haywood the labor lead
ers charged with the murder of Ex-Governor
Steunenberg. which is to come up for trial on
May next. left here tonight for the West
after a final conference with President Roose-
welt.
Senator Borah said that his latest advices
from his associates in Idaho to the effect
that there noticeable in Boise a great in
fluX of unattached men, whose presence was
taken as a menace. and IL was expected that at
the trial they would make some demonstTa-
tion intended to intimidate the town and inlu-
ence the result of the trial. He declared that
no outbreak would surprise him, and that trouble
which would cause the placing of the state
under martial law. as was done at the time OF
the C9ur dAlene riots, in 1899, was 10 be ex-
peCted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25

HAAN's RESTAURANT, PARK ROW BLDG.
For ladies' downtown Luncheon and Dinner. Music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25
PdAIC WHEN TANK BURST.
Sportsmcn's ShozU at Pittsburg
Wreclced as II ODened

fittsburg. April 2s.-FIve minutes after the
rloilsmens Show opened tonight in the
Dlqnesne Gardens ln the East End, a tank con-
'aAiihg 100000 gallons OF water broke. flooded
part OF the garden and destroyed many OF the
e'eorations. Several hundred spectators rushed
of NE various exits panic stricken, but none
were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-25

DtWEYS "BRUT CUVEE" CHAMPAGNE
u 9hs Quality, Sparkle and Drynnss are Superb.
=. =. Dewey q Sons Co, Lss Fulton St. New York,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-08-16

COLLECTED.
Collected on account OF County - ~
| taxes sFA~Vio'o'o~
taxes y" ''.'.'............ aO,6690p
Discount allowed on state taxes dT5O3
InsOlvents allowed by Commits
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Balance to be collected. ..,..... SI9b
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-08-16
ARYLAND. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST is 1907.
TREAsuRER,s REPORT.

statement of the receipts ana dis
bursements by Robert g. Hilton, clerk to
the County Commissioners ana ex-onicio
Treasurer of Montgomery County, Tor the
year from July 1, 1905, to June w. l0OI
Inclusive, as required by Section Q, Char.
Ter iii, Acts OF the General Assembly of
Maryland OF 1906.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-08-16

IT. z. AITHnTt, fPRINttr ...t.l... WI
REMOVED CASES
60. Commissioners, Howard Co.
Phillips Va. r. II. CO........ $32.
60. Commissioners, Fred'k Co.
Henley w. Roger. ......-.,..., lG'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
OFFICIAL SCORERS.

Chicago, Dec GA suggestion that will be made at the annual meet ing of the American league m this city next week will be the selection of official scorers to travel about the circuit and receive assignments, the same as base ball umpires. Whether the league owneIs may adopt this measure, which increases the ex- penses of the organization, it is sure to be done some day. There have been many con- Iiaints made bv ball players about the favoritism that is shown certain players in theif home towns, but with the selection of a non-partial offlcia, scorer there is a chance to get a more accurate snd reliable score. The official score will be turned over to the local papers and the news services to be sent all over the country. This would be radi- cal move and one that riay prove popular with the club owners.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

the public will be given line on just how we'll they can teach their les sons this evening at POli's theater.
 Both of the boxers are here. Bald win finished his last training stunt at the Washington Hill Athletic club this morning. Reyes arrived here on an afternoon train from Captain Bonds training emporium in Strat- ford. Both are hard as nails and as fast as the speediest auto They mix if for twelve rounds. that is unless there should happen to be a slip in the brain clogs of one of them. when he connects with a head on collision There are several little preambles that will whst your appetites for the resolutions that are to follow. Not ably will be one presented by Kid Shea of this city and Chic Lawson of Naugatuck- There viII be no hesita- tion on the part of those two little fellows to let one go that may mean a uuietus for the other fellow
 There will be a whole lot of cele- brfties here too. both in a sporting way and in the gentIemanly news pzUer way. All the big guns from New York. Boston. Hartford. New Haven. Bridgeport and way stations are now Ca the road Some Of them may be hitting the ties and nay hit free lunches when theV get here. un- less they are tied down Edgrsu oi the World and Tad of the Jozr1al
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
THE DIAMOND
PRO. SEASON TALK HAS BEGUN. New York Nationals Will Have Many
 New Players.

< The New York Nationals nave ar ranged an exhibition game with the Yale varsity base ball team, to he played at the Polo grounds on Apfll ii, right after the return or inc New Yorks from their southern training trip. Tad Tones, the star quarter back, is captain and catcher or the Yale nine. Princeton wants g game with the New Yorks, to be played at Princeton, and if possible the Tigers will be accommodated. The re" Yorks will train at Marlin Springs Tex, and among the games to De played on their way back, which schedule is not yet completed, VIII be one in Little Rock on April o. Requests from southern teams TOT dates are coming in freely to Secre- tary Knowles, and there is nothlng to indicate a boycott Of the NC" Yorks in Dixie.
 The team will start South aDou' March 1. There will be in the party headed by McGraw number ol new players, drafted or purchased who have not yet played with the team. They include James, catcher form the Washington, Pa, club of the P. o. M. league, football player and said to be a hard hitter; OBrlen an outfielder froln the same ciuo; Crandall, a pitcher from the Cedar Rapids club of the Three I league Herzog, a third baseman from the Reading club of the Interstate league; Beecher, pitcher, Sprsngheld Three I league; Evans, first base man. Fairmount, w. Va, Western Pennsylvania league; Early, out fielder, Franklin, Pa; Malarkev pitcher, Ohio-P Pennsylvania league De Wore, outnelder, Cotton States league; Sundheim, infielder, Hough ton, Mich, and Pfyhl, inf1elder, Cedal Rapids.
 Other new men will be Merkle the first basemau, who joined th' New Yorks in the latter part Of th' last season, and Mcdonald, the thirt baseman, who vas turned oEer u Newark last season. According t' McGraw's present plans the outtiti' for next season will be made up o Shannon in left. Seymour in cente and Donlin in right. The Wes Point cadets are after Christy Math ewson to coach their team nex spring.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

system here that is not worked over- time ,and that the railroad station is still resting on the same foundation that it did back in the days when Jimmy Kelly and Johnny Mack were doing stunts as kids around news paper row. You don't know who Jimmy Kelly and Johnny Mack are? Shame on you. They are the guard fans of Bert Reyes and Matty Bald win, the two boys with the hard punch, who will try to do things to each other on the stage at Polls this evening. They have been there
 themselves, if you don't believe it., just look them over and you will see evidences of being hit by freight cars or some other slight implements of warfare. They know the bang of the padded fist and they have imbued some of their own experiences into the systems of their two pupils and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
POLO NOTES.
Could you beat that?

Could you beat that?
 That was the game of the season.
 Fred Jean was wild with anger over the defeat.
 Never again will leave the rink until the game is finished" said one fan last night.
 Down the line we go tonight, and we ought to take New Haven nicely into camp, and Dick Halliwell says they will.
 Cusick was the dandy with the big feet last evening. My, how that boy did kick them when he was cor nered, No wonder he was called the best one in the west.
 Loxson was lightning every min ute of the time and he sailed through the visiting bunch just as easy as a hot knife would go through butter He had all the visitors tied to post when they got after him.
 Jack Fahey was all wool and d yard wide and he made big Jean sit up and take a back seat on sev- eral occasions. That boy should be classed up in the first ranks for his brilliant work of last evening.
 Tommy Holderness in the excite ment of the moment forgot his posi-. ton several times, but at that Tom my played in hard luck for two balls that he eaged came out. It was tough luck, too, and just when they were needed.
 Many of the fans blamed Daly for not connecting on several occasions last evening. but the fans overlooked the fact that Daly had two of the New Britains nagging him all night long. They feared that deadly catch and waIIop of the Waterbury boy.
 The few fans that left the riT.E last night when they saw New Brit ain stealing the game were -.shame5 of themselves after they learned the result. You bet they won't do il again and there iS not sport in thl city nov but will take of his hat tC the locals
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
TRENTON IN EASTERN.

Trenton, Dec 6.-Word from New York has been received here to the effect that managers of the Eastern Base Ball league are about to close negotiations for the purchase of the Trenton team Of the Tri-Stato league, substituting this city for Montreal in the Eastern league circuit. Colonel Lewis Perrine of this city, president and owner of tlle Trenton club, re- fuses to either deny or confirm the rumors. It is generally believed here, however, that Trenton will be advanced to the bigger league at an early date.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
FORM JAP BATTERY.

San Francisco, Dec 6.--That the Japanese are rapidly becoming p:o' ficient in the national game ot base ball has never been more fittingly demonstrated than at the Lowell high school in this city. Two sons of Nippon, George Nonoka and Henry Kotani, have been chosen members of the Lowell base ball nine, and, what is' more striking they will be the battery of inc Lew ell team.
 Fitted against these two players were several good men. bu. the Jap anese showed their superiority by making the team in the face of al competitors. Captain McCaulay as serts that the two Japanese player: will have the cal on any other higf school battery in the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
THE PRELIMINARY CAME.

The BrookIyns and the Hamilton Parks furnished the excitement in the preliminary polo last evening The Brooklyn boys are ont for that first place and they went after the Parks right from the tap of the bell The Parks fought desperately iE each period but they were 0utclsssej by the boys over the bridge aud
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
BRIDGEPORT WILL PROTEST.

Bridgeport, Dec 6.-Providence beat Bridgeport at roller polo, to 6, last night in fast and exciting game which will be protested by Bridgeport because the visitors brought only five men and one Of them was Farrell of the New Haven team. It was Farrelrs brilliant work, which at times materially aid ed Providence in getting the victory.
 Score, Providence ', Bridgeport 6: rushes, Jason 12, Curtis 4; substi- tutes, Duggan for Murphy; stops, ,Tibbets 34, Sutton 26; fouls, Woods and Jason; referee, Leahy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

are also coming and they have erect ed a brick wall on the stage so that they won't be in close contact with each other. Dorgan of the Journal. Pagley of the Mail. St Denis of the Globe. IgO of the American. Traynor of the World. Kelley of the Boston Journal and Clark of the Boston American. all are coming and type writers will be worked overtime There may be others here too that are not so desirable so put a paddock on your pockets and store away your watches and diamonds. paste though they may be- It will be a great night for Waterbury. but not so great for some of the boxers. who will meet their Waterloo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
TRIP GIVEN UP.

Washington. Dec 6.-GeorgrtowE will not play Ya;e at base ball Eere next spring. Manager SpGlding Cf the Blue and Gray team received q communication from the New Haven management Tuesday cancelling the games scheduled here for EaJ;eT week. The communication said that the Yale management had decided to abandon the southern trip the ecrI' ing season. Georgetown will Ilay Yale at New HaTeE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
CHAPULTEPEC WINS 4 RACE.
outeIasses Horses Opposed to Him st
 the City Park Track.

outeIassss Horses Opposed to Him st
 the City Park Track.
 New Orleans, Dec. 6.-The opening event at the City park track proved in- teresting. but the talent found no prof. 1t in it. It's true that the favorite won. but he was held at such prohibit. tive odds that very few took him up Chapultepec was an easy winner. He outclassed the bunch opposed to him. Tartar Maid was played to come be. hind the favOrite. She was the cons tender all the way. and at the end she outgamed Hans. who was heavily backed both place and show. The win. ners follow:
 First Race.-Chspultepec. first; Tars tar Maid. second: Hans. third.
 Second Race.-Dunning. first; Bank Holiday. second: Onyx, third.
 Third Race.-Rebo. first; Sheen. sec ond: Jack Witt. third.
 Fourth Race.-Ace High. first; Avaunteer. second: Lancsstrian. third.
 Fifth Raee.-HannIbal Bey. first; Pride of Woodstock. second: Lucy Young. third.
 Sixth Raee.-Savoire Faire. first; Horseradish. second; Lady Oakland, third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
National Polo League Standing.
THIS GAME WAS A FIZZLE.

Thompsonville, Dec 6.-The game in the Connecticut Roller Polo league last night between the Wallingford and Thompsonville teams ended in a fizzle. The Wallingford team ap- peared on the floor with only four players and Manager Sheehan of this place played with four men to even matters. At the end of the second period, with the score to 3 in favor of Walilngford, that team left the floor to catch a train, and Referee Cummings declared the game forfeited 60 Thompsonville, to O. The next games in this league have not been announced and it looks as if the league is near an end.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
BOWLING.

Last evening the Stokes team in the Casino league tackled the Stemm quinette and defeated them by win ming two of the three games. The following were the scores.
 Gtan,r,HS Toam
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
Jack ssua.r to Fight xeDouoosh

Jack Bonasr ts Fight ke0onoUsh-
 wfTkesbarre. Pa Dec 6,-Isck Bon ner of Summit HIn and his brother. Jim Bonner. were both mstched for fights here Isck Bonner. vhO is q uF9dleweignt and retired a fsw years ago. has deci5ei to enter the Ffnz again zai VII 70 siX roaD1s vith arSekey McDo1o1gk of New York city before the Peerless Athletic club of this cIty 1sxt Nozdzy nig1L
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
THE PUGILISTS
HE PUGILlS 5 READY FOR 7
 THE CONTESTS City is Filling Up With Sports From Everywhere-0ther
 Fight News.

Waterbury will be the mecca of sports from all over the country this evening. The advance guard is al- ready here and this morning they were around the city taking cogniz- ance of the fact that we have trolley
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

ManChester. -. Bronkie ..... $50
 Summary: Bristol 6, Manchester 3; rushes, Richtmeyer ', J. Robiu- son 1, Madden 2; stops, Knowlton 24, Warnock 19; fouls. ]. Robinson, s. Robinson, J. Fusari; referee, Burns; timer, Driver; attendance, 500.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
OTHER GAMES PLAYED.
HoII.,b.eL, Wjrs Football cspt.inev.

Philadelphia Dec s.-W. H. HoIlen- back. the University of PennsyIvanis star fulIback- was elected captain of the Ie0s Quaker eleven The only other candidate was Scsrieft. the right end. but he withdrew. and the election of HoIenheck was unanimo1s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
Daily

Score, Waterbury 6. New Britain 3; rushes. Daly F. Shifer 2; stons, Cusick zs, Mitchell 40; referee, Rorty:- timer, MaIOney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

Brooklyn. .. Mccarthy .. 500
 Score, Brooklyn 5, Hamilton Parks o; rushes, Harvey 3, Larson B., Ed monds 1, Tobin 2; stops, Clark Q, Reardon 6, Mccarthy z; fouls, Ham, ilton Parks 1, Brooklyn |; foul ill goal, Hamilton Parks 1 referee, Car rington; scorer, Herman; timer, Law Tor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

An increase in business ascan< a greater income for you. sexure the business uy advertising. Try ths
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
Right gUard
PIONEERS DEFEAT BRIDGEPORT

The Pioneer basketball team play ed it's first game of the season last ey- sning and defeated the Victor quintet |of Bridgeport by the score of 24 to In at the rooms of the Brooklyn Ath- |Istie club. The first half vas a very Interesting period and both teams put |up about the sane quality of play. Eks half ending with the score of $ ns But in the second session the
 kFoFk of the Pioneers began to
 once it got working the
 ftes easily withdrsw fror
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
BRISTOL BEATS MANCHESTER.

Bristol, Dec 6.-The Connecticut
 Roller Polo league opened its first game here last night with big audi ence in the armory Bristol defeated
 the Manchester team in fast playing
 The lineup and summary:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
THE SPORTING NEWS.

suffered shut-out, the score being 5 to when the bell changed. The lineup and summary:
 Brooklyn Hamilton Parks. Spellman .... Rush ...... Harvey Edmonds .... Rush ... :. Larson,
 Mccarthy Tobin, O'Brien. c. .Byrnes, Heibert Cronan .... Halfback .... Ryan Clark =. Goal. .McCarthy-Reardon Won by Gagged by Time. Brooklyn. Spellman ... :15 Brooklyn. .. ...o'Brien .... S:0o Hamilton Parks. Harvey .... 800 Brooklyn. |. .. .Tobin co. 13:OO Brooklyn. .. =. .O'Brien .... 1:45
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
south Ar.-iss Warts cs-r.H r.sr.

south Arue-ies Warts Cornell Team
 Ithaca N- Y- Dec. 6-Tbe Corne1 association football team probably vill play Ia South Anerfcz neIt summer. The management has received an o7sf of erpenss and 75 per cent of the gzts rsceipts fsr a series of fhTee eznes with the foettaE EezE1e If the prSFs fncp of Szo PaaIo. B-zzil Frofeszuf Yo9nE uho has supervisto1 of uizof sports. seated that he saw no otstacis ts he EiR
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

If you are tall, the long coat is very becoming; if you're med ium the long coat is still more becoming and if you're short cut it shOrt-take our Chester field.
 Here are, all the different styles in each price from $lO to $22 and a good assortment in every grade.
 Do as we do-get the best for your money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06

Thinks He Has Another Leu Dillon.
 New York. Dec 6.-NiIlard Sanders, the man who brought out the cham. pion trotter of the world. Lou Dillon 1.5gh. thinks he has another trOttef coming who is destined to follow in the footsteps of her half sister. Ruth Dillon. by sidney Dillon. the sire of the trOtting queen. is the trotter ia question and as s three-yezr-oId she has shown So much speed and endHr- snee that Sanders considers her the fastest trotting mare in sight
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
BASKETBALL.

|. The Sterlings went over to Dan bury last night and stacked up against that quintette and came out victors after desperate struggle. The Sterlings proved their superior lty in the first half by running away with the game and had the score s to 2 when the first session was at an end. In the second half Danbury began aggressive work and soon were almost on a tie with the Sterlings. So speedy was the work of both teams that the players began to tire and it was said the game was short ened as Danbury was about all in. It was one of the best basketball games ever played on the Danbury floor. The lineup and summary:
 Danbury. Position. Sterlings.
 Left forward.
 Ireland CalEns Right forward. Hunter .-.......s. LiltIelouA Center. SchOen ...-..-....... Scnmit Left guard. MuTphN CAdHSs Right guard. Score, DanbuTy 1z, SteTlings 13; field goals. Pike I. Ireland 1: Schoen s. Cairns 2. Littleiohn f; foul goals, Hunter 2, Cairns |; referee, An drews; umpire, Stahl; timer,
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-03

MT, Ludie Winfree, of Cotton Plant, was in our town Wednes- day.
 BORN: Thursday, December 20, 1906, to MT. and Mrs. R. M. Com CT, big boy.
 BORN: Friday, December, 28, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Pat terson, fine girl.
 Mrs. J. B. McLemore, ana little daughter, Lizzie, are the guests of her mother, Mrs. T. J. Conner.
 Master Wess Mitchell, who has been at Pekin for several months, arrived here Tuesday with his brother, MT. J. A. Mitchell, who made business trip to the above place last week.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-03
Goodbye, old year. After all

Goodbye, old year. After all we are loath to part. Many prec- ious memories as we'll as many sad things to remember will be forever linked with thee. But time bids us part and however se- verely thou hast chastened us, yet we find our hardened feelings re- lenting and spirit of charity pre- vades our being. We forgive as we hope to be forgiven. In hu- mility and love we bow our adieu and welcome the New Year with naught but good resolves and high asperations that each coming day will see our lives better, purer and nobler in every act and purpose.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-03

Messrs. Raymond and Key have purchased the entire stock and good will of the firm of l.. M. Petit & Co.,, and are now ready to serve the people with the best that is to be had in the grocery line, Both of these gentlemen are strictly business men and we are sure will merit the patronage of the people. The style ot the firm will be Raymond & Co.,. as you will see in their ad in another column of the News.
Woodruff County news., 1907-01-03
DEVIEw.

OEVIEW. By Our Regular Correspondent.
 Jno. King made flying tri D to Wynne, recently.
 MT. Sam Womack, of Bradford, spent Xmas with friends here.
 School opened at Beard's, Mon. day, with Miss Hallye Tankersley as teacher.
 MT. Press Warner, and family, of Hunter, spent Xmas with rela- tives, here.
 Arthur Woodward and Luther Angelo went over to Union City, Tenn, last week, returning Fri day.
 Miss Bertha Rhodes, after few days visit to her cousin, Mrs. Jim l1ightower, at Jonesboro, return ed home, Monday.
 Mrs Rose McCauley, and little son, after a weeks visit to her father, W. W. Best, left Monday for her home at Judsonia. 
 Miss Lizzie Armspaugh left the 21st, for visit to her old home in Miss. She was accompanied as far as Memphis by Edgar King.
 The Christmas tree at DeView was a grand success in every par ticular and the best feature about it was the good behavior and quietness of the crowd.
 Mr. Harry Hall, one of our popular young men left Xmas for Union City, Tenn, and returned New Years day accompanied by a lady who will ever afterwards be known as "Mrs. Hall" We join in wishing them prosper ous journey through life. The brides maiden name was Miss Craver.