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Evening journal., 1908-10-02

until Mr.. Hastings coul1 obtain a sec
ond warrant charging him with the
larceny Of a crate OF oggs, the original
charge. Before il could be served
Mr.. Handy. again addrsssing the court,
demanded that he be informed by the
workhouse warden of the time for Par
mars preliminary hearing IN order that
he might resist the charge. Warden
Crawford said he would give Mr..
Handy the information.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
AUTO
ERlGHTENS HORSE

As Judge Cochran's bsg touring auto
mobile approached Tenth and Market
streets this morning the snorting car
frightened a horse attached to L. p.
Curletts wagon. The animal ran down
Tenth street at break-neck speed, not
stopping until it had ar&sed at Pine
street. The colored driver escaped in
firx
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
SCHOOL TEACHER
GETS HER MONEY

School District No. 3S. of Stanton,
John w. Mitchell. clerk, has paid the
salary claim of Mrs Helen L. Jordan,
former teacher at the school. in full.
Mrs. JordanS through her attorney.
James w. Lattomus. sued the district
before Magistrate Williamson, at
Hockessin, one day last week for the
$50 due her. Judgment was expected
by Mr.. Lattomus but instead of allow
ing the action to take this course the
district yesterday paid the amount in
full.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
Patzer-Moser.

At the parsonage Of st. Stephens
Lutheran Church yesterday Miss Marie
Moser and Emil r. Patzer. both of this
city. We're married by the Rev. Frederic
Doerr. The bride was attended by
Miss Katie Clodi. as bridesmaid ana
Fred Holzhouser was best man. Fol
lowing the marriage a reception was
held at the home of NJ. and Mrs. Lewis
Clodi. Ninth and Walnut streets.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
Social and
Personal

Luther Powell of Hartley. has been
spending few days with friends here.
Miss Carrie Taylor has returned to
Hartly after spending a week in this
CITY and PHILADELPHIA.
John r. Pickering and Charles l. Car
penter have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Phillips. Of
Kopewell.
Willard Shakespeare attended sur
prise party given in honor of Alfred
Kennedy at his home IN Newark last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. c. Lipscomb. Of Warwick.
has been called to this city on account
of the illness OF her husband.
Mrs. Josephine Boys has returned 10
her home at Summit Bridge after spend
ing two weeks with friends in Clay.
ton and this city.
Mrs. H. p. Jones and Miss Anna 3.
DuHsmel. Of Earlville. have been the
guests of friends in this city for week.
Mrs, George Leach. Of Fair Hill, Is
visiting her parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Brokaw. Of Fah
Hill. are the guests OF relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson spent
The Rev. H A. G. Westerfield was a
visitor at Port Deposit this week.
Mrs. George Reuss and son have re-
turned to Chesapeake City after a visit
to friends here.
Mrs. Laura Curlett spent the week
end with ATr. and Mrs. w. S. Benjamin
at Bavview-
William Christie has returned from
a. visit TO friends at Rising sun.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hambleton. OF
Rising Sun. have been spending the
past few days In Philadelphia and this
city.
Miss Mary Mooney. Of Barnsley, has
been the guest of Wilmington friends
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Reed have return.
cd from a visit 10 Mr. and Mrs. W.
Henry Wilson of East Nottingham.
Miss Anna Vansant was entertained
over Sunday bv friends at East Not
bingham.
Misses Lillian Irwin and Gertrude
sidweu have been the guests OF the
formers parents at Lombard
Mrs. Charles Smith. of Kelton. has
returned home after spending several
days with Wilmington friends.
Miss Ruth Pennock and Miss Pearl
Crossan were over Sunday visitors at
their homes at Chesterville.
Mrs. Martha z. Young has been ths
guest of her son. DR.. 5. T. Young Of
Oxford.
Miss slocomb Of this CITY, has been
visiting Miss Rosalie Gawthrop of eKn-
nett Square.
Mrs. Lewis Brooks and children have
returned to Unionville after visit to
friends here.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
MINUTE SESSION

City Council held the shortest meeting
in its history last night The session last
ed Just one minute. Most o. the members
are attending the annual convention Of
the I.eague Of American Municipalities
at Omaha. Those present at the meeting
last night were councilmen Simmons,
Feaster. Kane. McGovern. Cassidy and
Higgins.
Mr.. Feaster acted as president and
brand, Hoffman secretary 10 Mayor Hor-
ace Wilson, acted "A CLERK.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
WiIlis-Dunlap.

Delaware J. Willis. of Newark, ana
Miss Mary L. Dunlap. the daughter of
the late Martin b. Dunlap, also Of that
town. and formerly vicar of Old Swedes
Church of this city. were married in
that church last evening by the Rev
Albert Il. CLAY. The groom is the
brother of "vic" willis. the well-known
ball PLAYER.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
The Misses Bsauohamp Entertain.

The Misses Frances and Julia
Beauchamp gave a delightful enter
tainment in Hone Baptist Church last
evening. Recitations by Miss Frances
were truly artistic as also were solos
bv Miss Julia. The music was by the
Orpheum Orchestra. The proceeds
were for the benefit Of the church.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
rHAN0IER Undertakes
SuhNDLLN & Embalmer

No. PA w. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
aud Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed Carriages furnished.
Appointments nrst-clsss. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
introducing The New Dress Materials

This announcement heralds the advent of the new Au-
tmn Dress Fabrics Let remind you that nature al
ready donnng her autumn garb and that IS time to give
thought to your fall dressmaking.
Materials for school frock sutings for smart tailored
suits beautiful goods for street dresses and waista here
in a rich profuson of new weaves, colors and designs
Cool days are already here, and it's too early to
buy fabrics for cool weather clothes These items indicate
the good values have for YOU
Evening journal., 1908-10-02

grow luxuriant. soft and beautiful.
: The girl with the Auburn hair is on
the outside package of every bottle Of
Partisan Sage. Miller Drug Co. sells
it FOR so cents a large bottle. or you
can get IL direct. all express shargos
prepaid, from Giroux Mfg. O.. Buf-
|falo. \. X
Evening journal., 1908-10-02

Marsden: assistant orgsnist. Miss Ruth
Pettingill; superintendent of primary
department. Mrs J. j. Moffitt; assist
ant. Miss Margaret E. Patman.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
Hold rolIi Without Bail.

Giuseppe Toll, accused of the mur-
der of Andrea Mulighello. on Wednes-
day, was arraigned before Magistrate
Robertson this afternoon and held
without bail to await the action of the
coroner.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02

Mrs. N. Il. Thompson, of No. 100
West Eighth street has returned home
after a three weeks visit to Boston
and Hyde Park, Mass.
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
Sundav sehool offieers.

At the annual business meeting of
North Baptist Bible School, the follow.
ing officers were elected. Superinten-
dent. James J. Mohitt, assistant sup
erintendent. George Hanson; secretary
William o. Wingate; assistant secre-
tarv. Ira L. Parker; treasurer, Mrs.
sallie NJ Smith; organist, Miss Nettie
Evening journal., 1908-10-02

Partisan
Sage is
the only
h a / T
tonic IN
I he
world
guaran-
teed 10
Evening journal., 1908-10-02
Glove Specials
There Never We're Prettier Hats

II you have not seen Autumn millinery you
doing yourself justice for prettier hats or more
becoming STYLES greater variety have been presented
to Wilmington Much is expected OF this store IN
the way of millinery styles and assortment That no dis
appointments for visitors this evident
if one but gances the magnificent collection here shown
There is bewlderng display Of exquisite models both ex
and conservative style ideas OF the best designers OF
both continents
Come in tomorrow while our assortment is unbroken
Evening journal., 1908-10-02

And to the
ladies we wish
to emphasize
the fact that
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
WOODS GETS WHITE SOX

leave San Francisco in February and
get back before the first of April,
This would give him three full
weeks In the islands and with the
cea voyage would have plenty OF
training He stated that the trip to
Honolulu would in no way interfere
with the coming of the White Sox
to the Coast next year. The Re-
cruits could play here just as they
have this year and the regulars
could play three or four games be-
fore going to the islands and three
or four upon their return.
Comiskey will leave San Francis
co for Los Angeles this evening or
tomorrow morning. but in the mean
time Norris o'Neil will meet Woods
End make all the arrangements for
the trip. These plans may upset
Woods proposed trip with a Coast
League team to Manila but as yet
he has not fully decided whether he
will give up the journey or not.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24

The Examiner of March 16 says:
Jess Woods, who gained fame and
dollars by successfully promoting the
trip of the Coast League Stars to
Honolulu at the close of the 1907
season, has had long talk with
President Charles Comiskey OF the
White SoX and II is practically set
tied that the one-time worlds cham
pions will do some of their training
in the Hawaiian Islands next year,
During the conversation yesterday
Woods proved to the Chicago mag
nate that he could make expenses ON
the trip and at the same time get his
team into shape. Comiskey stated
that he was well satisfied that the
trip could be made and that at this
time there was nothing on the hori-
son that would prevent him sailing
over the seas at the opening of the
next training season.
Comiskey thought that he could
arrange 1t so that the team could
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
PApKE wins IN
FIERCE Fight
Kelly And Billy Have
Smuggling Match In
"Beer--TGWn'

Milwaukee, March i6.--ln as dos.
perate a battle as has ever been wit
messed here and in which there WIS
not an idle. moment, Billy Papke got
the verdict over Hugo Kelly after ten
rounds of milling tonight. Although
the Spring Valley hoy won, II was by
a narrow margin. and 1t was an.
nounced at the close that Kelly's right
hand was broken. He also hurt ten.
don In his forearm In one of his wild
swings to Papke's head. Throughout,
both men INDUCED in rough tactics
with Papke the worst offender. Again
and again he butted Kelly in cllnches,
and when the end came both were GOV
cred with blood which flowed from
cut over Kelly's eye. Kelly came back
gamely and often carried the fight to
Papke. But Billy was better al close
work. Several times Kelly was stag
gered by vicious hooks and punches
of his opponent, but he always whirled
back with returns. many of which
smoothed the smile from Papke's face.
The last round was desperate strug'
gle. The men clinched as In previous
rounds. swapping uppercuts with their
free hands, while Referee Bright
stroye desperately to pry them apart.
In wild tumult from the crowd he
held up Papke's hand as an indication
of victory. Tommy Ryan sent tel.
egraphic challenge to the winner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24

Baseball seven times week is
what the local enthusiasts are look
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
EASTERN WRITERS
PRAISE ShI1HS0N
Give Western Runner
Full Credit For
Work

New York, March ~. Forrest
Smithson. the worlds greatest hurdl-
or, has decided to quit New York. He
says he will leave this city today for
his home in Portland, Or. where he
will remain indefinitely. 1t Is doubt
rnl whether he will ever return.
Since Smithson came East for the
national championships at jamestown,
Va, last year, he has added a worlds
record and an American indoor record
TO his credit and defeated the fieetest
ind best jumpers in the country.
While much has been said as to his
ability as an athlete in the West, 1t
was not until he won the national
championship that he was considered
the equal of the Eastern champions,
In the l20.yard high.hurdle race he
beat the fastest men in the country
and won in such impressive style that
he was Immediately termed the fast
est man in the world over the high
Jumps. Shortly after that, while a
student at Yale, he accomplished a
feat seldom equaled in the history oil
athletics at New Haven. In one day
he won five events in the fall inter
class games. No less than seven
times he has exceeded the worlds
mark of 0:0S 10 In the sixty.yard
high.hurdle event, but on each coca
sion he unfortunately toppled over a
bar, with the result that his new marh
was not allowed, and on as many
times more equaled the record mark
Last week, at the Georgetown Uni
versity meet at Washington. he estab
lished a new American record over
the fif.." gard course by covering the
distance in O:05 2-5. or two-flfths Of
second faster than 1t was ever run
| before.
But his greatest achievement was
accomplished at the New York Ath
letic Clubs games Tuesday night. II
his heat in the seventy-yard hurdle hC
hung up the mark of 0:0S 40, and IL
his final won easily in 0;09. The rec
ord of 0:09 1-5, which he lowered, hai
| stood for fourteen years.
What caused his sudden intention
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24

Candy Boy may not be raced
again before June IL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
Ball And Bat Gossip
DOPE ON BASEBALL

ing forward to when the Fleet comes
to Honolulu Consequently every
manager has his eye out for avail
able pitching material, so that he
will not have to overwork small
staff. II the Fleet comes here in re-
lays, this should give the fans a
sure-enough good run of baseball.
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The Kalanianaole League teams
are busy signing their men, but
there probably will not be much of
change in the personnel OF the
various aggregations. A meeting OF
the league is billed for Thursday
night, when the new season sched-
ule will be mapped out, and other
important business attended to.
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From all indications II would APP
pear that Jess Woods is sure enough
going to carry that proposition OF
his through. II is mighty long
Jhance that Jess is taking, but he IL
used to that part of the game. Ma.
uila is big city and is baseball
rraZy.
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II is up to the boosters to get tC
work and see what can be done to-
wards making sure that Comiskey
will bring his aggregation here Il
train next year. 1t can be done.
:: .; ::
Honolulu Fandom will eagerly
watch to see how Jerry Darcy make!
/ out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
SNRTIVE 'SpLuRdES

"Old Roman" Comiskey, owner and
manager of the White Sox baseball
team of Chicago, with his wife and
family, has been motoring about San
Francisco in Il Studebaker automobile.
Comiskey Is an automobile enthusiast
as well as o baseball magnate, and
has Just placed an order with the
Studebaker Company for one Of lts
new ,iortyihorse7power seventpassen.
ger cars, to be painted to his own
ideas, which incorporate the White
Sox coat Of arms on both side doors
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Hugh Wilson's Gemmell cut the
Oakland track record the other day to
1875 is. The distance was seven fur
longs. ormuz ran six furlongs In
1912, which Is within one-fifth of g
second of the track record.
'Iey q 81 u
II would be good idea to reduce
the price of one of the bleachers to
Ten cents. The ulletin has
been constant supporter of this
cause.
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Y. M. C. A. officials say that II
they could get a couple of good
short-distance men they would have
championship track team next sea
| son.
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Why not make" an ice-pond ant
have some real skating here? Kite
flying has been incorporated in the
sports curriculum of Honolulu.
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The Burlingame poo team is win
hing consistently at Coronado Field a
San Diego, Cal
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Hans Froelecher and Frank Ka
nae may wrestle in about a month
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Meeting of the Kennel Club thi
evening at 1880 at Young Hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
HOPPE TAKES TWO
GAMES FROM SCHAEFER

Columbus, o.. March 1i.-Jacob
Schaefer was defeated by Willie Hop
pc in two games of 14.2 balkline bill.
lizards played here this afternoon and
tonight. Seventeen innings were re-
CURED for Hoppe to make his 400
points in the afternoon game, while
Schaefer was making 345. Eight in
nings gave Hoppe his 400 points in
the evening game while Schaefer was
making $50.
u aa u % II n b. u u N u n u 81 I'd
to go west is known only to his clos.
est friends, and they refuse to diyulgc
"A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
ARRAN(! MENTS FOR
COLLEGE TEAMS
Baseball Meeting At
On-.-Committee
Reports

A meeting OF the Honolulu Base
ball League was held at noon today
and 1t was decided to take definite
action Immediately toward making
all arrangements for bringing a col
lege team here from the Coast and
olso one from Japan. Present at the
meeting were ID. p. X. Isenberg,
Frank Thompson, +. L. Steere, Mr..
Petrie, and John Wise.
f. Il. Steere presented the first
report, which consisted Of sugges-
lions for preliminary arrangements.
His report advised that the trustees
of the baseball league handle all the
finances connected with bringing
the college teams here, and that as
soon as 1t became an assured fact
| that the outside teams would come,
season tickets for the series be Is
/ sued at cost of IS. The teams
would be here month or six weeks.
The merchants will be asked to adj
lance the necessary money to bring
the teams here in the first place, and
they will afterward be reimbursed
from the gate receipts. All the eX-
penses OF maintaining the teams ana
bringing them here should be palo
hrst; theh 90, per cent. OF the net re-
'eipts should go to the league
Petrie ala not thlnK that season
tickets should be soid which emprac'
ed both the regular scheuuie games
ana the extra ones lie stated tha'
to his mind' the games shouiu DC
played IN TWO separate series ano
season tickets De sofa ior each' II
was hnally shown' however no"
TINS could not De- on account Oh th'
TACT that the games wouiu pe playe'
on the same days oteere saiu
was MS idea 10 play TWO gaines Vi
SATURDAY ana uoupie-heauer a'S'
on SUNDAY ms was eohs'uere'
iavoraoiy ny those present,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
DEMAREsT BREAKS
RECORD AT BILLIARDS

Chicago, March 14.-Calvin Demar.
est of Chicago tonight broke the
worlds amateur record for the high
iun in the opening game of the ma.
tlonal amateur 14.2 billiard tourra.
ment at the Chicago Athletic Associa.
ton, making 16S in his seventeenth
inning. Demarest won the game, beat
ing Clarence Jackson of Chicago 400
to 1876. Demarest's average was
q l.19 and Jackson's 3-1S.
The former record of 139 for the
high run by an amateur in a 14.2 tour
nament was made by w. C. McCreary
in New York In 1899.
Among the entrants In the present
tourney is Harry Wright of San Fran
cisco. The next game will be played
Monday. Score of tonights game:
Demarest-Total, 400; high run, 1853;
average, 81 lie. Jackson-Total, 1866;
high run, SO; average, 3.1S.
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Stanford University, March "a
otuhiolu ioOluuil CouShSb anu captain
today awarded to Kenneth l.. Fenton
of Portland, Or, the punting cup Of
fered by the Quadrangle Club of the
University for the best all-round kick
ing during the season of 1907. This
is the third successive year that the
cup has gone to Fenton and by the
terms of the gift the clever little ath'
iete from the North now becomes the
permanent possessor of the handsome
silver trophy.
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Jess Woods writes that Fielder
Jones of the White Sox is delighted
with the idea of making trip to
Honolulu next season to train.
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Candy Boy may not be raced
again before June IL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
LOCAL

Ed. Fernandez has eleven BALL
players signed on his list for this
season. Manager Edward will prob
ably hold down the first sack for the
Diamond Heads. Sam Chillingworth
will wade around in the long gress
of the outfeld. J. A. Thompson is
billed for trial at the second sta
ton, where he has made good be-
tore. "Bill" Chilllngworth will,
with Leslie. perhaps, do the twirling
stunt. William Costello, a new
find" who dropped of one of the
transports a short time ago, VIII eat
up the grasshoppers at short. He is
heralded as pretty fast man. An
tone Louis will work both behind
the bat and in the tall timber. j.
| Fcrnandes will alternate in the field
and at second base. Manuel Olmos
! Is fielder. J. f.. Soper will change
from first to third, and vice versa.
Henry Williams is another man who
10 scheduled to pull down the long
flies in the back-woods.
q .! .;
The Chicago White SoX have man
aged to drop nearly every game they
have played since coming to the
Coast. The ball-players that Comis
key brought out with him are divid'
cd up into two squads and they train
and play games in different cities
Comiskey Is thus managing to Just
about pay all expenses of training
1t is said that he came out very jubi
liant over his stupendous undertake
ing Of bringing his players in II spe
cial train to the Coast, and he prom
ises to repeat the performance mex
season. The San Francisco Seals arr
keeping steadily at the old plugging
game, and manage to trim the bill
leaguers four out of every five game
played.
Pat Gleason turned loose a remarI
this morning that shows where tn
weak point is in bringing colleg
teams here from the States and ia
Ian. He said: ut will take $3.50
at the very least to bring thos
teams here, and il depends on whe
Their or not we feel sure that we ca
safely guarantee this amount to d,
, eide whether we will carry the prof.
osltion through. We are working
up, however, and hope to get I'll
right sort of interest aroused.
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Barney Joy will wear the big mas
this season, If his own desires al
carried out. He will play with II
st. Louis team, of course, but II
doubtful If he will do any work
the box. He says that he wants
rest for one year, and as the tea
has Williams to fall back on, Barnt
will probably stick behind the bi
for good part of the time. He ms
also play one of the bases.
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Baseball Is about the only dol
around this little burg nowaday
The teams are picking up men 4
the coming season, and those wi
have been able to keep or are sati
fed with the men they had last ye
are out practising two or thr
nights out of the week. There W
be meeting of the League ofiicia
today, and several matters of impo
will be decided.
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Baseball seven times week
what the local enthusiasts are loo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24
American Car Ahead

SAN FRANCISCO CAL March 2SThe American the New
TorktoParis automobile tonight
Bow today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-24

Have you tried Allegretti's chooo-
late creams. Benson, Smith G. Co.,
Ltd. F"