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Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
METALS.

New York, Feb. There was n
sharp decline in the London tin mar
ket with spot el91. rs. Cd; futures
E191. 2s. Cd. Locally the market is
easier in sympathy with the decline
abroad. spot closing at $42.256 ~. 40;
copper 17s. Cd lower in London with
spot closing at G1O6. los; futures e1O7.
15s. Locally the market quiet with
Lake at $25.OOm25.25; electrolytic
$242512500; casting $25.25.2475: lead
lower in London e19. los. but un-
changed locally at $6.OOG6.3O accord
Ing L. time of delivery.
Spelter unchanged. e15. l2s. Cd in
London and quoted at s6.75G6.S5 in
the New York market.
Iron unchanged locally.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Feb. Cattle receipts s.
600. dull Beeves $6.10NT.25; stockers
and feeders $25OI4.7O; calves $1,000
775
Hogs receipts $4,000. 1Oc lower. Mix
ed and butchers $6.7OdT.O5; good
heavy s6.9OH7O5; rough heavy S6.7OG
500; light S6.70H6.95; pigs $G.IOd6.7O.
shop receipts 5000. steady Sheep
$3.50H $40: lambs S4SjM6.75.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
DROWNED JAPANESE.
The Capsizing of a Launch in the
Sacramento River.

Sacramento. Feb. Six passengers.
two women, one white and one Japa-
nese. and five men. all japanese. We're
drowned this afternoon when the gas
oline launch Cyrene struck the draw
of the railroad bridge across the Sac
ramento river and capsized.
The drowned are: Mrs. Jacinto Of
Sacramento; Mrs. Y. Fugi. japanese:
]. Sakaguichi and L. Kishi. japanese.
and two other japanese passengers
whose names were not learned.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES

Washington. FEB. The senate to-
day passed u bill providing that M
homestead entry upon public lands
be cancelled because OF the failure 81
the entryman thereupon to hereaf.-
er reside upon tho land during the
mcntns Of December. February and
March. In computing the homestead
Continued on Page :.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
STOCKS.

New York, Feb. Copper 113b;
Sugar 1875: Anaconda 2s4: Atchison
1041s; Pfd 9SA; n POS: St Paul
14Sh; Big Four 81; c and S 35; 1st
Pfd 671k; End Pfd 55; Erie 35%; Inter
Met 351A; Pfd 72; Mo p SAN: N Y c
1217s; Pennsylvania 1919; St l. and S
F End pfd 49,; S p 93%: U p 173A;
L s 45H: Pfd 1854: W L S7A.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
FORMER GOVERNOR DEAD.

Helena, Mont. Feb. Preston II
Leslie. former governor of Kentucky
and also of Montana territory. died to-
day aged eighty eight.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08

rOred bedroom walls in short she told
the story. Don't scream so. 1t is all
over. II is all right"
AND THIS WAS WHITE.
And this was Stanford White?" the
question came from d. VI. Delmas
now conducting the defense.
Yes sir"
The stiffness of the great crowd was
its own tribute TO the effect of the
girls story. Into the narrative there
entered nothing Of the woman of the
world. Girl in face and figure Mrs.
Thaw was still a girl as she withstood
an ordeal which might have. startled
into terror a woman Of mature years
and harsher experiences.
: CHILDISH NARRATIVE.
Into the narrative she injected many
little touches OF a young girls hopes
and disappointments. OF her early life
she related how her mother had gone
from Pittsburg to Philadelphia to Sc
cure assistance and how she and her
brother Howard. were placed on a
train by friends and sent on to the
mother. She recalled that the two lit
tie travellers had trouble with the con-
ductor who wanted To put their cat off
the car. But she naively added she
held on to it. She told of her arrival
in New York. her life there and event
ually the acceptance by her mother Of
the thrice refused invitation of a girl
of the theater TO meet some friends at
lunch. The girls mother told Evelyn's
mother that they were in New York
Sociefy- and that II was r,arfepr IL urpr,ar-
else she would not let her girl 20 with
them.
FIRST MEETING WITH WHITE.
when she came for me in a han
SOM" said the witness. Il remember
hoping we were going To the Waldorf.
! had heard so much Of it | wanted to
go there. The hanson stopped in front
OF a dingy looking buiIding In West
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
All roads lead to
SALON. G

The mining commercial center of the rich
mineral districts now opened up by the Ari-
zona & California Railroad. Headquarters for
general merchandise, mining supplies, hotel
restaurant, livery and corral. QurrtZitc aud
Ehrcnburg stage arrives Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays; leaves Tuesdays, Thurs
days. Saturdays. Hargua Hala and Golden
Eagle stages daily. Private rigs at all times
To QuHrtzSite Ehren burg, Parker, Vicksburg
BOuse'S, Harrisburg, lIarqua Hala. Golden Ea-
gle, Bill Williams Fork. Colorado river points
and to ihe Harcuvar. PlumOsa and Eagle 1ail
mountains. For further information enquire
Of the Brayton Commercial Co., John b. Mar
tin, L. ;. Jones Wm. Roberts or Hall Bros.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
Bonds.
GRAIN.

L S Ref 2s. reg 1875: L S IS, reg
1924; L s New As. reg 129.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08
A VALENTINE.

Hurrahl Hurrah for Valentine Day!
Buy me now and send me away.
I'm very good. It's what they all say,
And I'll surely please, so don't delay;
I'm only box filled very handy
With Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08

BRICK HOUSE and two lots CHEAP
$500 buys room brick. > screen rooms,
bath room, fine we'll and wind mill
water piped into house. corral buggy
shed. chicken yard. L. f. Pascoe. 10
North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-08

MONEY TO lOAN-At lowest rates.
repayable In installnents. II desired.
Interest cease on amount paid in Z
+. PascOe. Real Estate and Insurance..
10 North Center Street.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
SUPERMAN Wins
THE BROOKLYN
James R. KeeRe'S Three.
Year-0Id ReVelS in the
Mud at GraVeSend

NEW YORK. May 2i-James R.Keene's
superman. "A three-year-old chestnut colt
by Commando-Anomaly, was victorious
in the $4,000 Brooklyn Handicap. run over
a muddy track at Gravesend yesterday
afternoon.
But for the fact that it was believed
Superman might not run well in the go-
ing he would have probably been tremen-
dously played by the public but as it WIS
he was a to 1 shot at the close Of the
speculation, while the bulk Of the public's
money was placed on r. r. Thomas Go
Between and J. l.. McGinnis' Butthng,
who finished far back in the ruck
Supcrman received a magnificent ride
from Miller and won easily by lensth in
200. The second horse. II. p. Headley's
four-year-old colt eBacon Light, by Star
shoot-Tarlet. was played from 100 down
to 30 TO ! and took the place from Boots
Durnelrs Ncalon, a four-ycar-old colt by
sain-slster Josephine, reduced several
points in the odds TO p. a,~
More than 5000 persons gathered at
the trackside 20 sec the renewal classic
turf event. but the heavy rain OF the night
before turned the going into such con-
dition that six of tho original field named
TO go on Saturday were scratched.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
OLYMPIA
4lv 4lI 40o-I3Ia
DELMARVIA.
BOWLING NOTES.

The duck pin league is a big success.
smith" broke into the game last night
and rolled good game for the Academy
team.
Captain Pennington tried hard to pull
the last game out He made 12S.
Day won the last game for il-wllming-
ton by making a spare on strike.
Cobb rolled with ll-wilmington. The
pins broke bad for him all night.
McCurdy is a strong man on the Acad-
emy team.
The Automatic did not bowl up to their
standard last night. Rogers did the best
work.
crossgrove reached the 300 mark for
Crescent.
clifford rolled well for the Colts.
Houston went TO the stables after the
first game. He was in poor form.
Bevan seems to be the star Of the Or
ange team.
Tho All-wilmington and Olympia ar,
tied for first place.
"Bily" Kirk was elected secretary of
the league last night
Bill Bolen made high score Of the night
Booker, OF the Olympia team, rolled a
nice game. all Of his scores were over the
100 mark.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
SAID TO Be GOOD
A Rare Prescription to Forestall
Dreaded Disease.

Catarrh of the stomach is a very dam
gerous stomach trouble. Its symptoms
are almost identical with those of indiges-
tion or dyspepsia, and is always called
Indigestion or dyspepsia.
After many years Of scientific research,
the following prescription has been rec
ommended: Tr. Cinchona Compound,
2lh OF; Kastor Compound, 1 OF; Fluid
Extract of Cascara Aromatic, 1 OF.
A teaspoonful should be taken after
each meal Purchase the ingredients and
shake them well in a bottle, or have your
local druggist prepare it for you.
The slightest SYMPTOMS of a disordered
stomach should be needed. Stomach
troubles frequently develop so slowly,
that they are often far advanced before
trouble is suspected. The above pre-
scription will afford you immediate relief,
and after its use for a short time viii re-
store your stomach to a healthy condi-
ton. Catarrh Of the stomach. Dyspepsia,
and many other diseases, which are oc-
casioned by sluggishness Of the liver or
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
CONNELLY MADE
SHREWD MOVE
Charley AtherlOn Regarded
As One Of the Best Lead
eTS in Baseball

In a recent issue of the Altoona Gazette
the following article appears regard. .ng
Charles Atherton who has been engaged
by William NJ Connolly to manage the
Wilmington team:
Charles Atherton. late manager Of the
Johnstown baseball club, last night was
signed by owner Connolly, of the VIII
mington Club, as manager. Atherton viii
report to the team in this city.
Manager Atherton has been given full
charge of the team, with carte blanc to
make it a winner. 1t is not yet determined
whether he will break into the game, but
this is possible if his services are needed.
"Mr. Connolly is credited with having
made a shrewd move in securing Ather-
ton. He is regarded as one of the best
leaders in the business, and he demon
sstrated his worth to Johnstown two years
ago. when he finished the team high in
the race. He gave his services to the team
when he was forced TO hobble on crutches
Atherton never had a show at Johns
town this year. The anvil crowd got after
him numerically for the shortcomings of
others, and he was made sacrifice at a
time when he had gotten the team into
shape and had landed a number Of good
players.
1T can reasonably be expected thai
Wilmington will speedily get out of th'
rut, under the wise guidance Of the new
manager"
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
DIAMOND FLASHES.

II was Atherton's first game against his
former deam. too.
Connolly says If Wilmington made 90
runs the other team would line up 100
It looks like It,
Five double plays in one game and by
one team is enough to discourage the
best
"Rube" was away off in form. The
Johnnies scored 9 Of the y runs off of
him.
There Will evidently be something doing
in the release line when the team gets
back. Don't look too far out in the field
for vacant spots.
Grady. McLane. Lauterborn and Lynch
were there with two runs each yesterday.
Lancaster tomorrow. Thursday and
Friday. The Red Roses and the Peaches
should make a pretty boquet.
Vinson, weigand. Bonner and 1erzog
will be here on Saturday with York.
snake" Deal Rcmenter and Chick"
Hartley will be along with Lancaster to-
morrow. Seems like old times.
Atherton is now in complete charge o.
the wilmington team He says he vii
make no changes until he gets the team
back to Wilmington and gets a line on
the Williamsport Gazette.
George Atherton assumed the duties OF
manager of tho Wilmington team satur-
day at Altoona. 1t is said that one reason
he was canned by the "Johnnies" was
that he let MARSHALL now Of Lancaster,
slip through his fingers Atherton says
that the directors Of the Johnstown team
would not pay Marshall the salary he de-
manded and there was no other way tc
get him.-Trenton Times.
wilmington tried hard to land Crooks
the Tigers new third baseman. It was
an framed up for Crooks to play FIRST
and Captain Cassidy second. Crooks, how
ever. could not be secured by Whining
ton because Manager Carney saw him
hrst.-Trenton Times.
Second Baseman Billy Gilbert has been
made captain Of the Trenton Tr-state
League team in the place of acting Cap
tain Harry Barton.
Dave Zelrfoss, who played last year
back Of the bat for Dover. IS now captain
of the Franklin Pa. Club Dave Yerkes
Is also with the Franklin, beng rated a.
I one of it's best pitchers.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
PLUMBERS READY
FOR FINE TINE

Members of the committee having in
charge the arrangements for the twenty
fifth annual gathering of the Master
Plumbers Association. which viii be
held at the Idle Hour Club at Binstead
on Thursday have completed all details
and an enjoyable time is being looked
forward to-.
Among the guests. who include all the
members Of the association and others
not members Of the craft there will be
thirty-hve present from Baltimore; ten
from Washington, ID. c.; seven from
Richmond Va; two from Petersburg.
Va. two from Chester; four from Phila-
deiphia: ten from New York; three from
Atlantic City; three from Dover. and
three from Middletown, Del.
Among the distinguished guests will
be National President r. b. Doodle, OF
Dayton, Ohio; National Vice-P President T.
A. Bell, Of New York, and President Of
the Atlantic Coast Association r. Albert
son Of Atlantic City.
The program will include a planked
shad dinner and numerous sports. in
cludlng a baseball game. The committea
that is making the arrangements Ia
cludes Charles Stewart, chairman; Harry
+. Mellon. J. J. O'Connor. William r.
Orpen and Robert Grier.
Alfred Gawthrop. James T. Traynor.
Dennis f. Harrington. Thomas j. B.scoe,
George b. Ward. George c. Hutton. and
Isaiah n. Baton. are the delegates who
will represent Delaware at the National
Convention OF the Master Plumbers AS
ISOLATION. TO be held IN Louisville KY,
from June : 70 z inclusive.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
Chinese Baseball.

Little Miss Lu Young. daughter Of
the Chinese Minister in Washington.
added a new branch TO her fast-in-
creasing sphere of knowledge during n
recent visit to New York When she
returns to her home in the Celestial
Kingdom she is likely 20 prove an ar
dent advocate of the introduction Of
baseball as a national game among her
fellow countrymen. If she is allowed TO
have her way. Sir Liang, the Am
bassador. las been n keen baseball en-
thusiast ever since his Andover days,
and since his daughter returned 20
Washington recently he has included
her with her young brothers i'm the
family parties he IS fond Of taking
them 10 a BAH game whenever oppor-
tunity offers. Mis- Lu Yung's intro
duction to the game is only recent.
but she showed the greatest keenness
ana aptitude in picking up its finer
points. and now Il IS safe TO say there
are few more enthusiastic or discrim-
mating fans of her age TO be found in
the National Capital. Her brothers
are inclined 10 resent her lofty allu-
sions to her New York experiences and
10 the superlative excellence Of the
Giants whom they themselves have not
yet seen play. but is so much at heart
with them I'm her fondness for the
game that they forgive her all, ana
Sir Lang enjoys nothing more than an
afternoon spent at the ball grounds
with his little chorus OF ropters around
hfyr
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
BREAD PRICES
NOT TO RISE

The advance in the wholesale price of
flour during the last week, coincident
with the sensational upward jumps of the
wheat market, has caused bakers again
to think Of the narrow margin between
the cost Of selling price Of bread QUO
tations on favOrite brands Of spring
fours have ranged from S5S5 to S5.55 a
barrel, an increase Of 60 cents in one
week.
Bakers believe the advance to be only
temporary, and that neither the price OF
bread nor the size Of the loaf will be
affected unless the increase should prove
to be permanent. Most Of the bakers
are stocked ahead with flour so they
will not feel the increase in price fol
soma tIine III. .-..,.. ..-. b
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
WITH THE SPORTSMEN
"JOHNNIES" MADE
AN EVEN DOZEN
Defeated Wilmington al
JOhnStOwn Yesterday By
a Score of II TO 9
HITS WERE PLENTIFUL

JOHNsTOWN, May 21-Johnnies,
~; peaches, 9. so ended yesterdays
game and the fans last night were
happy.
1t was a swatting match from start
to finish, with odds on hits in favor
of the Delawareans, but five double
plays by the Connemaugh Valley boys
cut OF several chances of the visitors
scoring.
Johnstown scored in the first on
Cooney's base on balls, an overthrow
by McAuley and a short fly TO left
Wilmington took the lead in the sec
ond by making two on Grady's base
on balls, a single by Lynch and Nc
Auleys double.
There were slaughter house" pro-
ceedings for Wilmington I'm the third.
Wiltse hit a home run. Cooney singled
and Conn doubled. Cooney scored
when Raymer's short foul fly was cap
tured. Three singles and two outs
followed IN succession, and q total of
six runs was piled uD.
In the fourth Wilmington made
three more on base on balls to
Grady. a double by Mclean and
eingles by Lauterborn and McAuley
Johnstown. made pair on a single by
Cooney. a sacrifice by Conn, on which
Cooney took third. an error by Lynch
and single by Flourney.
Johnstown Tailed two more in the
seventh on q base on balls to Flourney
a sacrifice to Brouthers, a single 10y
Kielner. "a pass to Koepmann and g
double steal
In the eighth it looked dangerous foi
the locals, as Mclean walked. Iauter'
born singled and Lynch doubled. Man
ager DAILY pulled his pitcher out whof
Wilmington had two runs i'm and three
men on bases with one out. Lowoi
eucceeded Wntse. and was let dowt
with two more runs before the sid'
was retired.
Johnstown scored its last run in thi'
Inning
..u score caiiows
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Elsmere baseball club won its third
victory on Saturday defeating Browntown
by the score Of S to 6. Stuart was in the
box for Elsmere and did good work. He
was relieved in the fifth by Ector. The
team would like to receive challenges
from any l4-yoar-old team in the city.
Address Ray Lilley, Elsmere, Del.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
DUCK PIN BOWLERS
IN MATCH GAME

The wilmington Duck Pin League COM
tinues to be a big success and last night
some hotly contested games were rolled.
The most exciting games were between
Academy and All-Wilmington, and the
"rooting" on both sides at times was at
fever heat Academy won the first game
by one pin. and All-Wilmington won the
last two. The third game was won by a
single pin. Crescents won three from
Automatic; Orange took two out Of three
from the Colts Olympia all three from
Dolmarvia The scores:
npEgFrrNrrr
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

pancreas.
And many are the ills it brings upon
one a disagreeable breath, often thought
to be catarrhal; vertigo; pains in the
chest, sides, back and shoulders; moth
spots; roaring or ringing in the head;
reuptions on the face; acid stomach;
vomiting; loss Of appetite; symptomatic
heart and kidney diseases.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
pr. Rarnes, Fast Horse.

DR.. Barnes. the specialist. Of S13
shiplsg greet sas purchased tho high-
bred standard and res.s;c-oe rotting
sire. Norwalk. who is a very fast horse,
but without record. Il is said that Nor
walk can show a 2.1e clip at any time.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
American League.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Athletics. /; Detroit, o.
ST. Louis, 8. New York. ?.
Chicago. 4; Boston. o.
Washington, s; Cleveland, 0.
scHEDUl ED FOR TO-DAY.
Athletics at Detroit.
New York at ST. Louis
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
STANDING OF BASEBALL TEAMS
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, p
So. Louis. 6. New York, A.
Boston. 6; Chicago, 1.
Pittsburg. 8; Brooklyn, 0.
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
p. 3. r. A. c. Organized.

The p. r. r.. A. c. has organized for
the season. and would like to arrange
baseball games with any Is or 19-year-
old team in the city or State. Chal-
lenges should be addressed to Edward
P. Herman, No. 434 South Van Buren,
street.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

Baseball games by innings received
every afternoon at Kings Hotels
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

Score by innings at Harry +.
Schneprs, 224 King streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

oDonnell is right up to the minute
in Straw Hats
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

At Kings Hotel, Fifth and Shipley
streets, all sporting news is received
every afternoons
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
TRI STATE STANDING

Yesterdays SCORES.
Johnstown., ~: Wilmington, O.
Trenton. 4; Altoona, 8.
Wniamsport, 10; York, q
Harrisburg. a; Lancaster 2.
cn''rs scHEDuLED FOR TODAY
Wilmington az Johnstown.
York al Wilhamspurt.
Lancaster az Harrisburg.
Trenton at Altoona.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Two-base hits, McAuley, Conn., McLane
Lynch; home run. Wiltse; stolen bases
McAuley. Brouthers, Kileffer, 2; Keep
mann; double plays, Raymer TO Kileffer;
aRymor TO Cooney TO Kilefer; Broutheis
TO Raymer TO Kileffer; Koepmann 10
Raymer; Lynch 70 Cassidy; bases on
balls, Wiltse. s; Ramsey, 4; Faulkner 2;
struck out. by wntse, 3; Faulkner ?;
Ramsey. j. time. hours umpire, Moran.
Headquarters for all sporting news
Kings Hotel, Fifth and Shipley sat-
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-03-09
saspected of kidnapping.

Dover, Del, March 9.--For the frat
time since bis disappearance, last eve
n ng q tangible clue as to the prob
able kidnsppers Of four.yesr-old Horace
N. Marvin, son Of Dr.. Marvin, has been
obtained. John Hart, a mysterious
character with q none too savory rep
utation about bis home ct Bowers Beach,
Is 10 jail at Newcastle, being held until
he can give q satisfactory explanation OF
his actions on the day the lad was kid
mapped.
Last Mondsy Hart is said to have been
cruising about the beach Of the Marvin
farm, and to have made landing at a
point near the old barn on the es ate
where the child Is supposed to have been
held Immediately after the kidnapping.
Hart Is unable to tell astrslght story.
He was, however, lister released
Dover, DEL, March 9.--The kidnsp'
per. of baby Horace n. Marvin have
been spotted, according to we'll anthem
tcated reports here this afternoon.
They are now under the surveillance Of
detectives and arrest Ia only being de-
aged until certain evidence cl'nchine
he crime can BIO secured. 1t is said
that the letter received yesterday BY Dr.
Marvin furnished the clue which put the
detectives on the right sc,nt.