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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
COLLINsvILLE WINS.
Fourteen Innings Played Before the
 Victory Came.

Collinsville, June 4-In a Thinning game yesterday. Collinsville defeated the Torrington Y. NJ. c. A team, which includes five Coe Brass players 10 to 9. The home team landed hard on two different pitchers. getting eighteen hits. two of which were three-haggers, and four two-haggprs. Olds. the local pitcher. held the visi- tors to eight hits. The score:
 Collinsville 210102OO2ooOO2-Io '. N. c. A103ooOOO4o0OoI-a Q
 Ratteries-Hoffman. Smedlck and A. Brimble: olds and Brown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
BASE BALL NOTES.

Eddie Farley has at last given up the ship.
 McDeTmott. whom Manager Du- rant uss expecting to strengthen his team has joined the Newsrks.
 Umpire Conway. who figured in a riot scene in HoIyoke fev years ago. has been laid of ia the Eastern league for awhile on account Of poor work.
 Catcher Parry Thackera is stiIl ir HolToks Ne will probshly Join sons eiao iz ths NsE EngIsn1 league this
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
BROWN SHUT OUT.

Cambridge. Mass, June liar yard defeated Brown, { to 0, in yes terday's game. Harvard's hits were timely in the first three innings when all the scores were made: af- ter that the Brown team gave Nourse good support and no more runs were made. The score::
 R.H.E. Harvard ...II2o0o0O-4s 6 { Brown 10000 % 1 2 Bsttertes-Hicks and Currin; Noursa and Raymond.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
SMALL GAMES

The Young Trimmers defeated the Nine Sluggers hy the score of g to Q at the Plaza avenue lot yesterday. The feature of the game vas the batting of Mosed. The score:
 RH.E Trimmers ..220O0sOeO-s s . N- slusgers 0a00OOoo { Mosed and Buell.: David and Par sons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
THE SPORTING NEWS.

singleton. with an out, scored the last two runs.
 Manager Durant said he expected a big brace in his team as he has some new men coming and he believes that his hospital list will be material ly lessened. He must be anxious to have Candy Lachance back in the game for the game that Slapper Sam Kennedy put up yesterday would make good sketch artist forget his lines. Here are the joy figures:
 Hartford
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
MARRIEs WEALTHY GIRL.
Mike Lynch. the Former Brown Uni
 verxity Pitcher.

Providence. R. l., June 4.-Michael Joseph Lynch. a well-known baseball player and formerly a Brown Univer- sity pitcher of note. and Miss Mary Theresa Slattery. daughter of Michael Slat4ery. well-known to the sporting fraternity, were married in St Mary's CiIurcb yesterday morning Many were in attendance from New York and Boston. The groom graduated from Brown in 1904 and from Boston University Law school a few weeks ago. He will settle here. The bride comes from a wealthy family and is one of the beIIes of the town.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
PRINCEroN THE WINNER.

Princeton. \. J.. June 4.-Prince- ton shut out Amherst yesterday, the home team playing much better ball than Tuesday when Williams de- feated them. The locals hit Brick of Amherst very freely and feIded in good form. The score. RH.E. Amherst ..O0009o co 6 ( Princeton .001272I --9I5 |
 Batteries-Brick and Donshy. HeininEer and Dawson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04

TWo-base hits, Wallace, Farley; three-base hit. Yancey; sacrifice hits, Justice ?; stolen bases, Swayne, Gardner. Fitzpatrick; bases on balls, on Wilson 4, off Farley 2; struck out, Dy Wilson l, by Farley 4 wild pitch, wilson; hit by pitched ball, Wilson: left on bases, Hartford 5. Waterbury ,; bases on errors, Hartford 5; um- plre, Kennedy; time, 1888. ,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04

Three-base hit. Larkin; sacrifice hits. Dimes, Van Vleck, Cashen; struck out, by Jones 3, by Van Week 6, by Dowd 2; bases on balls. by Jones 8, by Dowd 1; left on bases, Holy Cross 8, Yale 8; hits, of H. Jones l in innings, of Van Week in } innings; time, 1:30; umpire, Merrick.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04

ORourke, Massey; stolen bases, O'Rourke, Zamlock. Massey, Ahearn, left on bases, Bridgeport IS. Holyoke 10; bases on balls, on Waller 6, off Hodge G. bases on errors. Bridgeport 4, Holyoke [; struck out, by Waller 8, by Hodge 6; passed ball, Kennedy; time 300; umpire, Rorty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04

A description of the Ten Round Bout Between Bill Papke and Stanley Ketch- ell at Milwaukee will be bulletined by the Demo- crat tonight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
THIS WEEKS sCHFDIIF

Thursday. June 4-New Britain st Waterbury. Hartford at Spring field. holyoke at Nev Haven. Meri- den al Bridgeport
 Friday, June s-Waterhury al Bridgeport. New Haven al Hartford New Britain at Holyoke. Springfield at Meriden.
 Saturday. June s-Wsterburr sr New Britain, Bridgeport at Meri- den t7 Eamesl. New Haven at Hoi- yoke. Springfield at Hartford
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
Connecticut League Standing.
NArInNAL,LEAGEE.

NAIIUNAL LEATUE. At Boston-New York, 8; Boston, 0. Batteries - Mathewson and Needham; Young, Ferguson and Bowerman. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia, l. Batteries--Rucker and Bergen; Sparks and Dooin.
 At Pittsburg-St. Louis. &; Pittsburg, 4. Batteries Raymond. Fromme, Ludwig and Hostetter: Young, Willis and Gibson.
 STANDING OF THE CLUES.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At New Ycrk-Boston, 6: New York. 1. Batteries Glaze and Mcfarland; orth and Blair.
 At Philadelphia-Philadel il; Wash ington, D. Batteries-Bender and Smith: Falkenberg. Burns, Gates and Street. At Detroit - Detroit, 2; Cleveland, 1. Batteries-Willett and Schmidt. Joss and N. Clarke.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
SCHOOL GAMES.
Taft Could Not Find the Pitchef
 and Lost Game.

Watertown. June 4.-The Taft school baseball team was easily de- feated yesterday afternoon by the strong nine from the Ridge school of Washington. by the score of to 3. The Taft players could not solve the pitching of Brinsmade and made several costly errors. The hating order follows.
 Ridge sehool-Bowman ID, Brown ss. Cooke 2b. Brinsmade D. Holcomh 3b. Haley C. Case cf. slim ons If. Bard If.
 Taft school-Connors C. Cowles cf, F. Stevens ss. Blossom p. !. Stevens lf. Smith If, cheland 20. Gilbert 3b. Garfield 1h.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
American Association.
New York State league.

At Utica-Utica 1, Syracuse O. At Gloversville-A., J. & G. 14, Binghamton o.
 At Troy-Troy 2, Scranton O. At Albany-Albany g, Wilkesbarre
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
Western Learue.

At Omaha-omaha z. Lincoln 5. At Pueblo-Pueblo 6. Sioux City 2. At Denver-Denver 10. Des Moines
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
Eastern League.

At Baltimore 8, Provi- dence o.
 At Buffalo-Buffalo 6, Toronto 2.
 At Jersey City-Newark 2, Jersey City 2 (11 innings, darkness.)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04

Training school 1, Amherst Az gies" {.
 At Burlington, vt-Manhzttau college 5. Vermont 8.
 At Waterville. Me-Bates 10, CoIs by 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
South Atlantic League.

At Macon-First game-Macon 2. Columbia |; second game-Macon 5, Columbia O.
 At Savannah--Savannah 8, Jack sonville 1.
 At Augusta-Charleston 8, Angus ta 9.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
Cotton States League.

At Meridian-First game-Meridi- an2. Jackson 1: second game-Jack- son 3, Meridian 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
Southern Leapue,

At Birmingham-Birmingham |, Mobile 0.
 At Montgomery-Montgomery 5, Little Rock 4.
 At Atlanta-Atlanta 3, Memphis 3 (10 innings.)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
aRMY A SORRY LnI.

Annapolis. June 4.-Navy IS. Army 5. This is the brief story of yesterdays game which attracted a crovd of about 1a.e1e persons. in- eluding Assistant Secretary of State NevberTy and party of friends. The West Point nine was hopeIessly outeIzssed. DouEiass's pitching proving 6 puxzle while Hyatt. West Points pitcher was hstted vsry free ly and his support vss bad. The score.
 Navy .-.....7seso5oo-1s Army ..... .o0ae1oIas-s s
 LsmpkieTe. Douglass and Ham bseh: Hyatt. Gonzsr and and Nc Coach
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
Tri-State League.

At Trenton-Trenton 8, Harris burg 2.
 At Wilmington-wilmington &, Williamsport o.
 At Lancaster-Lancaster g, AL toona 1.
 At Reading-Johnstown 8, Read ing 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04

A description Of the Ten Round Bout Between Bin rHrke ard stanley keteh- eTl zt Mflwaukee will be haIIetined n the Demo Erst tonight
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
xArGATrcK HIGH BEATEv.

Nsugstuck. June 4.-The Nsugs- tuck high school baseball team suf- fered another defeat yesterday. go- ing down before the Tigers of Litchheld in an exciting game hy the score of : to g. The visitors won out in the seventh inning. whsn. with the score tied. they punched hits of Schofeid and scored f~o runs. Naugafuck had several chances to score but kelley proved especially effective with runners on bases. The Tigers played a iOoss fielding game, but made up for this weafaess hy hard histinx The score. RH.E. N.H.s. ...pof20 s7 Tigers ae9efza e-sif $
 Schofeid and O-LouEhlin. Kelley and Brennan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
New England League.

At Lawrence-Lawrence 6, Fall River O.
 At Lowell-New Bedford z, Lowell 5.
 At Worcester 4, Haver- hill 2.
 At Brockton-Brockton 4, Lynn 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
NEW HANEx HIGH PIRsr.

Meriden. Jane 4-The Nsw Hs= ren hiEh schcoi team defeated .hs local high school a. b4sehail yes= terday. s to 5. Tkis leaves the Ner Haven high ia ffst place Ia the ln- serscholazfic league znf Hartfcrt hIgh b ssco1f.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04

Other College Canes. Al spTingfsld-T. N c. A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18

Mrs. = 3. mclkinstry, Jr- EAtartaiRsd
N Her Erlendn

one ofthe pleasantest social events
Of the season transpirsd at the hone-
6f Mra >. y. McIinstry VI Etss
Church street. Saturday alternoo,l,
tne occasion being card parry. Dt6-
ressiya Whist being the game "A
the rooms on the drst door being
en- suite. made the place charmingly
advantageous TO arrange the tables 50
~ the ladies' would have sths opporE
tunity d taIngling together during the
entire Afternoon. This feature was
greatly appreciated BY those who ocs
capied the sixteen tables, as K en-
abled them 10 be assembled together
all the while.
The decorations were very lastly
arranged. yIoIets was the scheme. the
effect being carried ont beautfully by
placing ,no dainty flowers on the
manteIs IN handsome cut glass dishes.
IN every detail the taste and Thought
fnIness OF the clever hostess was
shown, and was appreciated by tae
ladies'. 81 aTa e
The score cards were unique In the
extreme. l'hey we're OF oval shape,
and on each was the painted head OF
fascinating maiden.
The FIRST prize, a handsome Vene-
tan dish, was scut for by Mrs. Joseph
Manasse and Miss Jessie Bedford. the
f6Frner being successful. The conso.
lation prize, a small "cooter," fell TO
Mrs. Shields Warren. ''
After the game several specially In
vIted friends OF the hostess who do
rot indulge in cards came in, indulg.
Ing III the refreshments and hospital
ity OF the occasion.
TIE refreshments we're elegant, con.
sisting Of chicken salad, olives, crack
ers and coffee, dainty served by Mrs.
McKinstry and her assistants, Mrs.
Brumbey. Mrs. j. w. McCollum. and
Kisses Irene McCreary, Emily VanDe-
yenter and Baton. Of Uniontown, Pa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18
WHAT IS ~RoNer
@cny Psopls in esiusSvllle Are Ask.
Ing Tha, Question Of Late. 4

@cny Psopls in Gainesville Are Ask.
Ing That Question o. Late. I
Wltsip the asl toN week fore PEG,
bile 10 Cainelulc than usual havd
.hrm ooupl~icHg o; sneeIing fits.
tlshll6g ln lhe throat. stoppage OF the
.nasc. coughing spasms. raising of
mucous, dropplngs In the throat and
offensive breath. and have asked
themselves: what Is the ma,tery'
The trouble comes from catarrh.
and unless they take immediate steps
to remedy their condition. the disease
will Increase ard spread through the
delicate mucous membrane that lines
tho ar passages. resulting in chronlc
disease.
AZ the hrSt hymptsms OF eatarrh,
Hyvmei should be used. J. w. MCcoI.
Min & Co. sell n under a guarantee
10 refund the purchase price Of 81
for the complete Outit to anyone who
q not satisfied with che results, Yoe
certainly can AFFORD 20 use Hyomei
under an offer Hike this. Get u now
and be cured OF cstaFrh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18
A handsome stock.

w. u DENNY. who has recently &C.
copted a posltloe. as noor manager
for the Gainesville Fprnituro Com.
pany, has Just completed a rearranEe.
ment Of the stock. which has been
admired by al who have seen Il,
Mr., DENLY has displayed bis ss!'i
IN thIs work, hut no had the N6vaW-
agC Of the stock 10 work with, as 10
irm OF la kind carries a more eS.
tenslve or more uptodate line. com.
prisihE everything In furniture aud
nonse-hrniShlngs,
, Tho Gainesville FarhituIr Company
enjoys q most extensive hads. ship.
ping goods for a distance OF a hun.
dred miles IN every direction, In
Rr. Denhy the arm has secured a
valnAble man. and he Invites his
friends 70 call az the store and see
him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18
wLL HAVE slo TINE.

Gainesville. Guards WIll Have Oysters
and Smoker Wednesday Evening.
Tho oaloets OF the Gainesville
Guards, who arc Captain J. w. Bland.
ing and Lieutenant Shields Warren
aud w, G.. Wheeler, expect 70 give
the men OF their command m oyster
supper and smoker In the new armory
"Wednesday evening", and II g noedloas
TO add that tho oeenslon VIII be large.
" attended and highly cnlayed.
This AFFAIR VIA la tho ocCarlou OF
the formal opening Of To new agmofy
which Is in tho OH Seminary Hall.
and whlGh q - rropossd 10 make enc
OF the most up.to,dalo armohel ~ the
state, A complete rypnaslgm u3sl
room, bowling alley and other olab
features viii 30 Installed, sad In MI
the Guards Viii have an armory ana
club room o. wklsA TIE cry win feel
proud.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18
BEING
ESIE NDED IN WE ST
Supervisor Emerson and Ais Force
Are DOing Some Iins or
THE DIsTANcE 8 sHoRTENED

F . ! ] b.
n Ad6Itlon 10 Having Better Road, che
fpistanes eshkssn RsMhsrry and
gainesville VIA 81 shortened BY
mere Than hlls.
supervisor j II h1nsron. who has
been sad % me construction Of
soOdsrcads a klacbua county for the
bnut yew monais. il making an excel
Ieus allowing 81 the work ne e now
dong wess Of the city, on the way 70
Newberx
The reporter. together With Commits
Biouer 9. @. PedfIck and Supervisor
Emerson, made q trip over the new
road q day d. two hsOs aiid the new
WORK q showing up wsil.
A riehtoEway has been surveyed
and cut from q point taat West Of
hogtown Greek to Tioea, which MOI
only makes q better road bat lessons
the distance 9 little more than mile
between the creek ard Tioga. The
avenue ID q broad enc. and the road
when completed win prove one Of the
best IN this section OF the State,
Mr.. Emerson hiss . GOOD force EN-.
ployed and Il making iine progress.
SECTIONS ct the road tiayo already been
clated while the matsrIal III other
sbttsons only nesds 70 be graded and
rcunaad up. the consistency being Suf-
heis6ti % keep the road Ia good condi.
Mr. Emerson expects In q few
m6htht u fniah tho road to Tioga.
whon work towards Newberry win be
tak6 This WIN give the travelling
ID l6 TODD road al the way from
Oalasilie % Eevbsrry, a distance
cs a6tcnspcn rllIea.
comml loner PtbFiek ana Surveyor
Taylor sb1I i cpdh9 on che extension
81 tie IS 10 Issteris now On.
gagea ID cAAl = lgssy, s. fannins
. new sh NE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18
MIss CANNON rNrgarAlNs.
Friends Enjoy Delightful vsIsntIne
chaans Dish Party.

Friends Enjoy Delightful VSIentIne
chAsins Dish Party.
Miss Annie Cannon entertained FRI
day night at delightful Valentine
chatting dish party, at the home of her
parents, About six couples were pres-
ent. the function being in honor OF
tho Senior Society OF the University.
Tho place cards mld details we're all
in red hearts and Valentine gugges-
tons. A delicious supper was served
in tho dinlng-room, where the table
had for It's center-p!cCc lovely design
in fruit. Tho hostess presided over the
ohafng dish ~ the head OF the table.
whore she prepared he most delicious
creamed chicken. Before and after
Npper games were played all appro-
pirate FOR a valentine cntertaiument
Every detail vas very clever and orr
glnal In ie1 Grpnssment, and all voted
Miss Cannon q most charming hostess
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18

Mobile, Ala FEB. ~. --on ao
count Of wNahodts % the Mobile, Jack
con aud ltausts City Foai And Tire AIN
hama and vtolsAarS Vailroad .pAsscnesl
traiRs had to besAnhallea Fvtds,
night, I've tracks hciug covered WIN
wpeekASe. Several wasAouts we're re
pOrsea vest OF here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18

Il
The sepipin l4nQ 1eetaen pt tho
seaann II p9pnlAs prices Niil DO the
advent ~ me 3 Comedy Com.
pany, ~ Tho a. ~ isopbe. nnk,bcrlug
eighteen b D bot baapss roSm to
repertoire tlsN HsdIhBr Of arstqlasa
specially Afpft5. appear
here threSshishti. saien apclAs THURS
day February 2Olh RaAs amita,
well.known 10 The tesEplpa PEG.
pie throughout The annts, hil scer.
tainiy placed him epll and tompans
high up in the niche 81 flnle, and a
better bopalar.pflced ogsaAixatlon
does not travel The Opening play IL
comedy DRAMA ol.ttefl,ag worth,
FUN Of strong sitahflal and funny
comedy, The apocielfis alone are
worth more than the price ossadmls-
sion. The mystery is how can a com.
pany OF such mOrIt be presented at
popular prices, Upon opening nitbt
one lady will he admitted tree With
each paid bO-ceht ticket u purchased
before clock.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18

AtHeatg Ca. rSo. II Tho Bev
hoard % saltara Cor tNe Georgian.
tAe university ElngRzirs. has bern N
nOaArcs ~ follows: B5isora IN CHIEF.
~. q. Hearca; tnsoclsee esEhDgN u.
,, FtyOd. Z. r. wrlinthRr. J. Moas'
soserys sxsssree ctltors, G. y. Pc
nor. p r. Fsl-er Business n1asa-
yea. D. 7. Hasbast and Jegons 10
eAvaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18
paeY

Should DO sunahfnc ~ the honsc. and
Nii 10 u you gsse Il Whites Cream
vera,hSe. the htsa worm medicine
,,Bs AZ u suffering humanity. This
"a 3.~dy Ia seroGina slle permanent
Hxtsrc Of all hoSNhoIds. A mother
With ebildren canT -. along wishou.
a bottle Of Whites cgxam vermifags
In the house. sold " ". N. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18

cAArlsstan. W. Va. Feb. " The
propcsca constitutional apsB8msnt &c
prevent the manufacture and saie o.
heuor Ia tAls blalA saS0pt Tor scion
tlae and mSaiclpAl pafpcsea. vAieA
passed the house. was defeated In the
senate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18

nIlionss Feel heavy afssr dinners
Tongue ooAwds bitter tastss Com,
plexion sallowg liver needs uAklnE
up. poaAe Requests esta bilious a..
taeks. s eeals e ahy aEas alule
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18
TO euRg 4 ooLp IN ONE oAY.

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Tablets Druggists refund money h
Il falls TO cure, n W. GROVES SIS.
nature h GA each box. sc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-18

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Inc system net like . fifebrand on
the nerves Of women, often driving
them fAiriy frantic. s ~
A nervous, irritable woman Il q
source Of misery not only to herself,
but 20 ell those who come under her
influence. That such conditions can
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Mrs. Mary Wood, Of Christians,
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that Il seemed - though I could not live,
began 70 take. Lydia y. Pink
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cannot aay enough tor yonr advics.T
Mrs. Wallacs Wilson, Thompson
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II was ailrila dowt. nervous, end
could not rest nighfs Doctors failed
10 help me. Lydia h. PinkhAm's YeRe-
table Compound restored me 70 perfect
health"
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-05
Neighbors Got Fooled,

81 Was literally coughing myself
to death, and had become too weak
to leave my bed; and neighbors
predicted that would never leave
it alive; hut they got fooled, for
thanks be to God, I was induced to
try Dr. Kings New Discovery. n
took just four one dollar bottles TO
completely cure the cough and re-
store me to good sound health"
writes Mrs, Eva Unoapher, % Gro
yertown, Stark Co., Ind, This King
of cough and cold cures, and healer
OF throat and lungs is guaranteed by
l.. o. Thompson & Bro, druggists,
SOC and 81, Trial b)ttlo free.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-05
RICHMOND IS
RETURNED TO PARIS
CFrom Mondays Dally)


In charge OF Deputies j. G, Haley
and j. 7. Hoge, Of Lamar county, and
Captain +. j, Dodge, special officer
of the Wells-Fargo Express company
from Kansas City, A. e. Richmond
stopped over In Amarillo for few
hours last night on his way from
Shamrock to Paris. where he will
remain In Jail awaiting trial for the
theft OF the express package last
summer
After Richmond admitted that he
was tho man for whom the autho-
rites have been searching, he agreed
under certain conditions to return
some OF the property to the express
company and 10 secure this, Rich
mond, in charge Of the three officers.
was returned to Shamrock, Just
how successful the company has been
in getting possession Of the property
which Richmond bought with the
stolen money has not been made pub
lie. In consideration OF his restora-
tion OF property to the company
some OF the charges against the mac
will probably not be pressed as hard
as would have otherwise been the
case. Richmond will probably enter
a plea OF guilty and will endeavor
only to get as light penalty as pos
slble,
In addition TO the crime Of theft,
Richmond seems to have laid himself
open to prosecution for bigamy,
Some time ago under the name OF
Brown, he married young woman
Of the Shamrock community and he
was living with her on the ranch at
the time he was arrested. II now
develops that he was already married
under bis own name and that he had
a family near Paris.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-05

nominations In Texas which will be-
Gin at Austin on Thursday, March 10,
will be the great Adult Bible Glass
Day. on which there will be carloads
OF delegates from various sections Of
the state from the organized Baraca,
Philathea and other Bible classes,
Marshall A. Hudson, founder OF the
worldwide Baraca movement will
be the chief instructor this day
which will close with biz banquet
from 9 TO 10 y, m, on SATURDAY
March 20, Il is expected 500 plates
Will be set for this banquet
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-05
Rising From the Grave.

A prominent manufactures, VIM.
A. Fertwell OF Lucama, n. c., relates
most remarkable experience, He
says; after taking less than three
bottles OF Electric Bitters, feel like
one rising from the grave. My trou-
Die Is Brights disease, in the Dia.
betes stage. fully believe Electric
Bltters will cure me permanently,
for It has already stopped the liver
and bladder complications which
have troubled me for years" Guar
Snteed at L. o. Thompson & Bro,
druggist. Price only soc.