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The Washington times., 1908-05-02
BURGLAR KILLS POLICEMAN
IN DENVER SUPPLY HOUSE

DENVER, May policeman Charles
Breck was shot and instantly killed by
a burglar early TO-DAY. The burglar
vas in tine Denver Photograph supply
Company when Breck saw him at zork.
Breck started through the window and
the burglar fred-
Breck was found dead with a bulIsr
through his heart The burglar es-
capped
The Washington times., 1908-05-02

NEW YORK, May 2.-Today's STOCK
market WAC peculiar in more ways than
one. Il was active, it was strong anu
II closed higher. but the activlty, the
strength and the advance were not IN
the old-time leaders. The attention d
the boomers was turned TO the secuTi-
tjes that are usually trailers IN the up
ward movement and not leaders. me
Great Northern and Union Pacinc
shares were again an exception 10 the
oTher ruIe for they did share in the
strength to a moderate extent, ana 81.
Paul was in this group, but Reaoills,
Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, New
York Central. Smelter. Copper, Steels'
and many other indUstrials were en-
tircIv ignored in the upward movement.
stocks are being lacked up by nam
strength and not through any favorable
strong in that il might be wise 10 Guy
them on reactions and sell on strong
spots IN the usual influences that gov
ern conditions theer IS lacking almost
everything that goes TO give strength 70
& market.
IN searching for = cause for the gain,
th5 old tariff was picked up as being, at
least, partly responsible. owing TO the
Government deficit, there will probably
be no action on the lines OF tariff re
vision during the next two years Just
why the tariff should effect the rails and
not the industTials is something or a
puzzle
The crop outlook is excellent That's
a bull argument, but il is not sufficient
to Offset poor railroad earnings, the
largest number of Idle cars in the ma
tons history, the depression in general
business and the public Indifference 10
the course of the security markets
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
WEEKLY DRILLS ORDERED
FOR WASHINGTON FIREMEN

Chief Belt. OF the Fire D.-,-..-.-..
has ordered a IRE driu to bs - 49, - - =
day each week. 10 consist oe - o-i7 -,
lowing: '-'~ -"1-
Pcmpier ladder service -sfs5--- .-.,
l3WeTlnS plain and extension rsd'il-
,he use OF the Little Wonder are g,
cape. ne use OF: life nets, rescli5e- es|-
= ing INES Of hose 10 different points
members may be called uDon 10 n M
ne nre ground The drills viii he ,>s--
Iled on precisely the same as r5oUgb
me members were actually on IN are
Elrst Battalion Chief A. J. Sullivan
Sal act as drill master and no.if,- tTs
companies which are to uarticirs+e .
I'SsntE-iouT hours in advance.
day at the training tower adioininr- No
,E-nslns House. st an hour TO De SET by
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
IN THE HOUSE.

appropriation bill - ~
'C,in -EoTIis- business manager OF the
-Ne" AofS Times. continued, his rasfl-
mony before the w5od DuIp co-1T9i--
ne Committee on Immigration s75
1Iallzation reported a DIN riviD-
lIe Lisht OF appeal in naturaIiZatio9
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
EXCISE BILL HEARING
SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY

II was announced this morning that
the Senate District Committee wouId
eohduet a hearing next Friday morning
az 10 O'Clock on the GaIIineer hill for
stricken excise laws. This is the Ami
saloon League bill Yesterday f. v,se
given out that a subcommittea y,o,,i,5
take charge Of TIE bill but ovyirs, =
the Importance o.. the matter - bss
'eel oeemed best for the full committee
10 deal with IT,
Representative OF the Antf-SsIoo7
league. Of the W c. T. L. and ~ 49,
Hquor interests. will be heard '-'1
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
CHRISTIANITY AND HEALING
PASTORS SUBJECT FOR MAY

A series OF sermons and addresses on
the relation OF Christianity 10 healing
has been arranged by the Rev. c. F.
Winhigler- pastor Of the First Baptist
Church, Sixteenth ana o streets north
west. This series viii extend over the
FIVE Sundays OF May. beginning tomor-
row.
The subject at the morning and even
services will be: May S-Dangers TO the
Young. Christianity and Healing; May
10-COmmUnion. What Laws did Jesus
use IN the Healing Of the Soul and
Body? May lI-DanSers to the Middle
Aged: Memorial Service Of United
war Veterans; Nay 2-How can we
Help and Heal Ourselves; May 31-The
Science OF True Living. What is the
Principle Of Cure in all Systems or
Healing2
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
CONFIDENCE OF EUROPE
RESTORED, SAYS BANKER

NEW YORK, May 2-Franlc A Van
oeriip, president Of the National City
Bank. returned from a brief stay in
Europe on the French liner La Prov
ence today and brought back with him
tieiHgs Of recovered confidence IN Amer
lean securities abroad
I observed a great Improvement IN
the situation in Paris said Alr. Van
deriip- American securities are be-
coming stronger each day. The way
the Pennsylvania bonds were snapped
ing"
Mr- Nanderlip denied that the Ea-
tlonai City Bank was to absorb the
National Bank Of Commerce, as hsz
been reported.
The banker went abroad 70 bring back
MS wife and mother. who bad bee1 "a
Italy and France
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
Washington Has the MoUomania;
Man With Van Reaps Harvest
Movomaniat

Movomania,
Have you got IL?
The malady has been chronic in wash
lngton for the last three DAYS and the
end Of the epidemic is not yet. The only
cure for the disease is TO pick up all
your furniture and all that you haven't
finished paying for and dump it down
somewhere alse.
From time immemorial May has
been regarded as moving day. and the
people Of Washington have obeyed the
law of motion religiousIy. This year was
no exception.
Van Man Kept Busy.
The man with the van who pays the
wreckers ana smashers for doing your
furniture dirt has reaped a bountiful
harvest and laments the fact that the
spring rush is over.
IL IS estimated that several thousand
iamllies changed residences yesterday
and today Some operated or the the
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
White House Callers

Senator's EIkins OF West virginia
Hopkins Of Illinois.
Piles o. Washington
Brown OF Nebraska.
Hepburn OF Idaho.
Curtis Of KanEGs.
Representatives Bennet Of New Tork.
Mcguire Of Oklahoma
Sabath Of Illinois.
Diekema Of Michigan.
Davidson Of Wisconsin.
Prince OF Illinois.
SlemD OF virginia
Stephens OF Texas.
Dr. Wyman- Surgeon general OF the
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
DELEHANTY IN FEAR
OF BLOOD POISONING

jim Deiehanty. the Washington sec
ord baseman. is not expected to plav
his afternoon, even If the weather
permit
SHORTY before the season opened he
bruised his hael, and has been sufferinsy
from tne INJURY ever since, but has in
sisted upon PLAYING. YesTer7ay- ~
bruised the heel again and Iast ufei, !
the pain was so Err-t he summO1ad
= physician who announced that Id faS
become injected, and he would have
10 take every precaution againsf bioo5
poisoning.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
SAYS HER PURSE WAS STOLEN.

Mrs Emms L HammerIy. OF 1723 C
street northwest. reported TO the police
today that she was roobed Of a leather
pockecboOk containing SI4 ana q key
while IN the Center Market The purse
was taken from a small hand satcheI
which 1Irs. Hammeriy carried on her
ann. While in the crowd the bag
sprung open. exposing the purse Mrs
Hsmnlerly said that she did not re
member being jOstled.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
MRS. J. L. S. HkRRIS0N'S WILL
FILED FOR PROBATE TODAY

BY the terms of Mrs. Jane L. S. Har-
rison's Will. fled for probate today. one
half Of her estate is bequeathed TO her
daughter, Miss Margaret r Harrison.
The daughter also takes all the house
hold goods owned by the testator. The
remaining half of the estate is willed 10
William T.. Harrison a son. The money
however, will be kept in trust bv At
torney Benjamin Minor. of Washington.
and Attorney Horace Stanton until
young Harrison has attained his thirty
fourth year.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
WANT CODE SIMPLIFIED;
BILL TO BE DRAFTED

Commissioner Macfarland has recon-
mended that the Corporation Counsel he
instructed 10 draft A bill nrovf5in- g.
the compilation Of a municfpaI cods for
the District Of Columbia.
This action is suggested BY the BOARD
Of Trade, which recommends the COM
pildJiOn of the municipal laws and reso-
luuous by persons specially engaged
for the purpose as was the case wit n
the codif tion Of the general laws of
the Di .Ict in the present Distrfct
Code.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
NEW SUBDIVISION
IS OPENED TODAY
Lots in High Suburb Of
fered at Attractive
Prices.

The opening of a new subdivision
at unusually reasonable terms, VIII take
place today and hundreds OF people
looking for an opportunity TO own q
home of their own, will ind a chance.
Hollywood Is attractivey situated IN
the rapidly growing northeastern sec
tion just beyond Berwyu. Building IN
that vicinity IS progressing rapidly and
twenty-five houses have been construct
ed in the last few months. and more are
being stared every week There are
hundreds Of new houses along the cleo
trio line between Washington and HOl-
lywood and the new subdivision offers
a splendid opportunity for people with
small incomes.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
Lots From SEQ to s1oo.

The lots range in price from so 20
500. and many Of them front the bOule-
ward as Well IS the street car line
Statesmen VIII be on the ground tomor-
row 10 look after people who have been
unable TO visit the lots during today,
and they will be there all next week
Hollywood IS reached By taking the
Laurel car at Fifteenth and q streets,
leaving fifteen minutes after every hour.
The round trip fare Will be refunded 70
every purchaser.
Grover & Layman. who have sole
charge Of these lots. have similar sub
divisions in hfty-five cities and under
their supervision Hollywood has been
put in excellent shape. Their offices
are al room % Home Life building, Fif-
teenth and q streets. open day and
evening. and at Richmond avenue and
Walnut streets, Hollywood.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
CROWDED SOLITUDE.

Here is an extract from the prospec-
tus Of hotel in Switzerland: Weiss
oaCh is the faVOTite place Of resort for
those who are fond OF solitude. Per
sons in search Of solitude are, in fact
constantly eocking here from the four
quarters Of the globe. London Mail.
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
Sold On Easy Terms.

The Holly wood lots are sold on terms
of 81 down and % cents a week, without
interest or taxes. No payments are re-
quired during illness. and warranty
deeds and free certificates Of tile are
given.
Hollywood IS beautifully located on
the WashingtOn-B Baltimore macadam
boulevard and the city and suburban
electric railway cars run directly
through the middle Of the new subdi-
vision, thus landing visitors right on
the lots. The main line Of the Balu-
wood on the cast. The lots front wide
admirably graded streets and there Is
an abundance Of shade trees
The lots are on a high level and per-
fecty drained, the water is pure and
the soil excellent. The elevation is lS5
feet, Hollywood being the highest point
IN all the district around IL
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
BY Main Force.

There is a reason, and it is found in
manipulation and main force and with
these weapons and jacks the market IS
being screwed to a higher level, and
for stock distributing purposes.
The cut in the ePnnsylVania dividend
from the usual per cent, per annum, 10
a per cent basis was said TO be an
other bull argument. Perhaps II is. but
the stockholders Of the company fail
TO see il in that light. Unquestionably
the action was conservative-in fact,
wisdom. But a bull argument-not.
The table Of advances at the head Of
this column show the changes for the
better There were no declines worthy
OF mention. The public is nibbling at
the market and down ward turn would
cause them to quiet and abandon the
market for a time. This is evidenced
by the fact that there are always de-
serted brokers offices on a declining
market. while the ticker doesn't turn
them out fast enough when the market
is advancing and the 'sitters' q" chairs
are occupied to the limit Of capacity.
The short interest is limited and this
is an unfavOrable feature
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
QUOTATIONS FOR TODAY
ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs &
Co, bankers and brokers, HIbbs Building
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash
fngton Stock Exchange and Chicago Board ct
Trade)
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
T0DAY'S STOCK PRICES
ON WASHINGTON EXCHAN GE

Chesa apeake and Potomac Telephone
SIS. s. 2Oo0d103; s.. O00d103. s.. .OOOdlO3-
Washington Railway preferred, 5Od
S1lZ.
Washington Gas. 25G6S. e5d6S. 25d6SIk
4d67%4, 3Q6S, 25d6SH, 2Jd6Sl4 25d6S7s.
25l6S1A, 25G6S&, ZJd69 25d6g 25a1z.
Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania. lOd
95. 10ds5.
Mitchell Mining. 1O0dk.
Union Trust, ld1I5.
Washington Loan and Trust. 2al50.
After call-Bell Telephone of PennsyI-
vania. l0d95.
Washington Railway, preferred, 5dSIIz.
Mergenth2ler. 1Gdl9f
Capital Tractiou 5's. SJoOdf11.
GOVERNMENT RONDS
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E +. Hutton 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchange
1901 F street northwest)
The Washington times., 1908-05-02
PROPOSALS.

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.-War d.
partment, May 1. l90s- There viii be sold At
auction at 10 A NJ. MAY Z 1905 on lot s5-
ioining Lemon Building No. 172s New yo-l,
ave. NV Baskets, Blanks. Buckets car
pets. Chairs. Typewriting Machines. F11r7f
ture. Mating, Rugs, etc Articles to be re-
moved without delay after the sale AT rIsI-
and expense OF purchaser. NJ R THORP
CHEZ Of supply Div. apSomyl.2 ASS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

ff-att'- roup cure for chickens, tur-
keys and pigeons. Quick, safe aud
sure. Prevents as wen ~ cures roup
colds. cankcr aud diptlierin. Full III
rections with cach package. Per box
3
q. ". FEE, G02-6Ot South list.
Ihmlr ID.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

HeriuniuF today hacks win be fur
nished b. onkrs'a hack line az all
hours 90 me dav and nisht Prompt
inH s~aiisfactrry service reiephone
1875 or 1875 Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

a. W DANNENTTISER. TIE
POPULAR RAINIER has TAKEN
CHARGE or TiiE TESTER SHOP.
FRIED HAVING TAkEN \ posi-
GRADUATE COtttSE IN TuE ART
CAN NOW SATISFY THE MOST
'TAST1DtOUS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
MAY SECURE
LIBERTY FOR
MEXICANS
F federation Decides to Aid Cap
tiveS Held at Los Angeles
Claim They Are Prosecuted
For Labor UniOniSm,

iBy Morning Jouruul special Leased Wire.
Denver, July 25.-Aid viii pe rem
dered the four Mexicans under arrest
in California, charged with melting
re3elllon in old Mexico. by the West
eta Federation of Miners. This after
noon the convention of that organiza
ton instructed the locals to send cash
subscriptions to the Bisbcc. Arlz,
miners local union. to be used as "a
defense fund for the Mexicans. The
Bislec union Is made the financial
committee 20 handle the fund. The
legal iulcnt available viii be furnished
for the mems defense.
It ~ claimed that the accused men
were simply organizing Mexican labor
unions aud not melting rebellion
The executive board was instructed
10 start a vigorous campaign for mcm-
bcrshlp la every mining camp under
lis Jurisdiction the campaign to IN
clude the small camps as well as the
large ones special instructions were
given regarding the mines, smclters
and mills In Colorado,
The prosecution Of rs officers and
members having been ended. the or
ganization viii turn Us attention to a.
constructive policy.
ono new district 10 hc known as
Alaska district was created. This
gives a total Of eight districts aud In.
crcpsos the executive board 90 eleven
members.
The question nf organizing other
unions than thosc of miners, smclter-
men and miilmon, in camps whore no
other labor union N represented, was
under discussion when The convention
adjourned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

See our window of C~hlffonlcres This
WCCk from S6.73 and up. Futrcllc Fur
niturc n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
UNIVERSITY WILL
Be OPENED ON
AUGUST II
Extensions and New Buildings
win Not Be Completed But
Work viii Proceed Without
interruption,

ta- ,a,.t ~ tbte. VeoL.
W "uhu"S @us"'' - 49,
from tomorrow the uhlVeiAltF VIII po'
gin work for the year l90A-1.
qb.r. b,s baap come question as e.
"a.
tHs tit"' 81 vP'"i"A
changes ana improvements not be.
ing finished by that tim" The wnrb
etuftrd WIN not a. finished by Au.
rnat ~. there WJil be much to do on
the outside. but the rooms viii b,
r,aHV faf nse on the daV Amounted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

II NOU ARE II NEED or ANY
THING DAINTY N THE GROCERY
line NOl ON ALWAYS lind IT
Al g. g FRAT \ co. st4 SOUTH
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
TO STUDY MONETARY
PROBLEM IN
EUROPE
Cong 9SSionaI Committee De-
cid63 to Send Members
to Look Over Systems in
Vof le in Older Nations,
my Ne ming journal special Lcn.ed Wire !

AE# "" fFA ~.
Nar gansett PIER Il l.. July s5-
The un .onBl monetary commission ado
iournci today to meet in Washlngt 30
Novtu Ncr 20. Two subcommittee
dppuir I'd. one to investigate tho mpr-
etarN Conditions in other Count.t,s,
and th other to consider amcndm pt.
81 tho administration feature of the
natlouul banking laws, viii renal f,
here q, morrow and Monday To- ARRANGE
plans tur their work Tito subUoUt-
mittpe wiz sail for Europe August 4
Senate Aldrich. chairman OF the
committee. after adjournment. ISSUED
n statement in Nhich hr rCfcrr "a tu
Gu" appointment Ul the subuommiu Is
tu ru abroad and examine jhc None
iary and banking systems cot the Lead
lug commercial nations. Th. state
mont says
Another suhcummittpc consisting
oi senators Allison, burrows Teller.
Money D. Bailey. ana Representa-
tItrs Weeks. H%ouNurr Smith. burgess
and puu. WIFI take up fuf Immediate
consideration question uI ur.ts-
rtrl amendments tp ihe administrative
features uf our national banking laws.
secretary of thc Treasury togfrlN %
WAS in conference with ihr commits
sion in reference Go she character Ur
those amendments. uui tur -IuDau-
mlttee lnst mentioned expects DOB Bod.
able 10 report lts recommendation lt
tht meeting of the run commission
which wil be held ln Washington Ef-
NrWher to.
rhc action af The commission with
reference t1 alI questions hu. hr,H
harmonious
A q meeting to-day Of the -ul
committee or bank administrator
Representative Weeks nonNure. Bfe
lla. and HUuHfHF IHIIrT utr. HUHD|IH ..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

View York, July 25-A gift ui
$500 600 Co the association lor Inn
proving the condition nf the poor wa
announced today 8t the formal open
ms Of tho pountr, club for social
workers Ht H%urtsdaic. 81 y The
donor OF the eltt ls George n.
chraedcr. president of thv manufac-
Turing nrm ~ A. schrHedtr ons oi
Nrw york. According to the terms
of Do aiIt flnl0pO Be- Go be used fpr
trr construction cot "a Now building fnr
thr Caroline Rest Tor the benefit of
mothers conNalrscing from rhild
birth. tfr Schraedcr o. o. bachelor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
MANY MEETINGS IN
ALBUQUERQUE
THIS FALL
WEEK OF CONGRESS- TO BE
BUSY WITH CONVENTIONS
Exhibition by Cotton
Picking Machine viii Be
One OF Features of the Ex-
position,

Among the conventions and score.
society gathering. 10 DE held IN Albu.
qucruue during the Irrigation congress.
are the following, the dates of which
have been fixed.
Grand Lodge. Independent order oI
pdd Fellows. October g.
Noodmcu ot the World October 3
New Mexico Dental s%urictc Scutcm.
NOR 900
ceremonial session. Mystic shrine
september oN.
Improved order OF Rcd Mon oclo.
lor g.
several other societies are 10 moot
hrtr during tho week.. The dates NOT
having hauu definitely fixed.
l.nh'"u~ cotton picking Machin,
Couulns
n pf+ tIa1I exhibition OF the work.
'hl oi thr much advertised vacuum
COTTON picking machine. manufacture
n SO Louis uill hr given here dur.
ing l1u congress.
AZ each exhibition. Which viii D.,
WIN real cotton hollis. half au acre
'i Iuud WIIl Doe worked over hN "a,
nlarhinr which s said to bee thr onl,
-hl FACTORY cotton picker 600 existence
roo governor uI Massachusetts ha.
appointed Professor o. w Rune. st1tt
FORESTER oI N-usstrnusctt4. as "A dele.
gat' tu Do IRRIGATION congress Pro-
ir-sor Rom. WIlI attend
Tho - Clements Horst company. oi
san francisco \ru Nurk. salem and
London, Do ErUit.-t hop growing cor.
purutiou Doe tht World win make am
.Nl,nsirc exhibit uf hops grown Don
california Hnd oregon
THE Ei pasp anH Southu storm
rHilroud announces th3t 20 viii make
3D. nH|".N#H HHH#. || .|.. ... |u HHn. arHr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
ChcIcrn Onlhrcnk IN Ru.sIn.

81. Petersburg. July 25.-The Ash
attic cholera has %reappeared in Rus
STA many cases having been reported
from the provinces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26
Help Ior Those Who Have stomach
Trauilc r..

After doctprinE for about twelve
years for "a had stomach trouble. and
spending nearly five hundred dollars
for medicine and DOCTORS fees, I pur-
chased my wife ono box Of Chamber
Iain's stomach and Liver Tablets,
which did her 30 mach good that she
continued TO use them and they have
done her more good than all OF the
medicine 7 bought before. SAMUEL
BOYER. Folsom. Iowa. This medi-
cine Is Tor sale by an druggists. SAM
Niles free.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

Ny little boy, four years old had n
severe attack of dysentcry. We had
two physicians, both OF them gave
him up. We then gave him Chamber
aims Collie Cholera ana Diarrhoa
remedy which cured him ana believe
that saved his tfc-WuITAM n.
STRoLtNG carbon Hii Ala There
is Ben doubt but this REMEDY saves
the lives 0f many children each year
Give 90 with castor GA according 60 tho
plain printed directions and r. cure is
ctr'sin. FOR sale hy an drug SITS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

Send your accounts. notes and judg-
to as for collection. No collec-
ton. no charge. We also buy claims.
Collections made against railroad
men anywhere Ia the United States.
Write us at once.
II. g. VERNE ID. EDWARDS.
Gibraltar Building.
Kansas City. Mo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-26

san Francisco and return. $500. via
direct line. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
saturdays Of each week, final limit
Nov. 80. Via Los Angeles rate IS
$500. same limits.
Los Angeles and return. $500. Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays Of
each week. limit Nuv so.
san Diego and f.furn. $500, Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays Of
each week limit Nov. so.
Coronado Tent city and return, SIS.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
OF each week. limit Nov. 80.
L. E. Purdy, Agent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-29
THE SPORTING NEWS.
EASTMAN HAS THE GOODS
Holds North Adams t. Two Hits and
 Waterbury Won.

North Adams, Mass. Aug. 29.-The Waterbury Connecticut league team defeated North Adams here yesterday afternoon in lively game, to l. Eastman, the old North Adams pitch CT and captain, twirled against his former mates and allowed them but two. hits, both doubles. Waterbury hit we'll, but could not bunch them except in the second and third inn ings. The first run came on single to left by Nichols. Kennedy's error and long single to center by Bron- kie. Campion led off in the third with a single, was sacrificed to second
 by Eastman and scored on Cote's single to center. Kennedy and Ruell turned a neat double play in the fourth, when Schincel lined to Ken
 nedy and Swander was easily doubled at second. North Adams run came on Taylor's being hit by Eastman, a sacrifice by Dowd and Kennedy's s sharp double just inside the third
 base line. Ruell's hit came with two out in the third and Shaw could not advance him. Cook, new man at
 third for North Adams, made favor able impression. The score: l