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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
FOUND IN HIDING Detective Lawlor, Without De- scriptions, Locates Badly
 Wanted Italians. ADMIT THEIR IDENTITY Couple Wanted for Serious Array in Elizabeth to Be Taken Back
 There To-day.

After two months of successful hid- ing from the police which time was spent In this city Dominick Barello and a young girl with whom he has been living here as his wife, were captured by Detective Kobie Lawler early Saturday in a house at the cor ner of East and Locust streets. The two are wanted In Eliza heth N J., for assault with intent to kill In very serious fight which occurred there a little over two months ago. These two participants disappeared and the po- lice were ct Ioss to know where they were, Chief Penney of tho Elizabeth force sent word to the local force ask ing them to look out for the two in case they came here but no descrlp- ton was given from which the local men could work. Detective Lawlor was assigned to the case and by clever work on his part he discovered that two Italians had come to town under peculiar circumstances and were liV- ing in the place at East and Locust streets in a very secluded and sus- picious manner. He investigated and found that they were living there as Joseph Montana and his wife Emma. Saturday morning and brought to headquarters where they were first charged with idleness
 At first Barello stuck 10 the asser- ton that he was none other than Jo- seph Montana and denied the case en- tirely He was sent to jail on the idle ness charge, however, and was visited there Saturday night by Detectives LaWor and Colwell, and during this visit he broke down and admitted that he was Doninick Barello and that he was the man wanted. He also admit ted that the girl was not his wife but was also wanted for the affray Both are wanted on charges of assault with intent to kill, The girls correct name he stated was Madeline De Rossa, She is Il and the man 22.
 Barello stated that In the affray the father of the girl had been shot and her lover stabbed, and this is the case for which they are held The Eliza beth police have been notified and an officer will arrive from there this morning to take the two prison srs there for trial
 The local police feel that 1t was good work on the part of the local man to capture the two on the meagre information given and for so serious an offense, The man, while here, was working in West Haven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
FOOTBALL SHAKE-UP
Daily and Brides to Become the Regular Backs for the
 Present.
MURPHY TO PLAY QUARTER
Hobbs Illus Sprained Ankle and Coaches Are Dissatisfied
 With Cooney.

This week in preparation for tho game against West Point next Satur- day there will be considerable shakeup in the Yale eleven, start toward which was made in the game against Holy Cross on Saturday. Fred Murphy was so successful in the posi- ton of quarterback that he will un- doubtedly be continued there and he and Hopkins will be the candidates for the position. The coaches have given up most of their faith in Bing- ham and he is now fourth choice for the position of quarter.
 Murphys place at halfbacls will be taken by Brides, who played there through Saturdays game. Phnbin will also be retired to a substitute po- sltion and Fred Daily put in in his stead. Coy will he continued at fuil- back, and so 1t will be seen that Yala has four very experienced men as the first string in the baclzf1eld. Wheaton will be first substitute back and Phil bin the other Brides played halfback part of last season and was 8. great defence. Daly is good offensive and defensive player Coy is good on the offence. Murphy has all the qIaiifica-. tions of good quarterback, He never loses his nerve, is good at runs ming back punts and his quarterback run Saturday was the feature of thx game
 Hobbs sprained his anklevin Satur-. day's game and will be unable to play against West Point. This is the heaviest blow to the team 80 far this season as Hobbs was Ya1e's star line- man as far as performances this, sea- son could show. In his place Rich- ardson and Bus Brown will probably play Cooney has not been showing | up well lately and does seem to be able to make good use of his strength. If he does not improve in the next l few days the coaches will look for some new lineman.
 The performances of the ends Sat- urday was very creditable. The Holy Cross players were able to get around neither Captain Burck nor Fitzpatrick. BurCh also pleased the onlookers by easily kicking three goals
 The score IS to 0 in favor of Yale, though about a third of that made last year, pleased the coaches who have not told the men to run up big scores this year. The defensive work was good as at no time was the Yale goal line in danger,
 There will be secret practice at least four days this week, preparatory to the West Point game. Several more 1 graduate coaches are expected.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
RAGGED PLAYING
Waterbury High Plays Dis graceful Ball Against N II.
 II. s. Eleven.
MAY BE BLACKLISTED
High School Athletic Association Will Probably Take Decisive Steps
 Regarding Matter.

Too much time and space cannot be occupied in the relating of the mean, underhanded and cowardly attacks of that Waterbury high CD eleven In their game with the N. H, II, s, team Sat urday Only five Fingers" were used by the visitors and they jumped into the game without the least bit of re- gard for their opponents or the large number of spectators present After furnishing little sparring exhibition before the game the aggregation of rowdies representing Connecticut high school hurled themselves into ev- cry sorlmmage and niX-up and resort ed to dirty and shameful work at ey- cry turn A malicious blow now and then, snap of indecent language, rough work in taokling and other such tough and dlsgraceful playing mani- tested itself throughout and altogether marred the. first local high school foot ball contest of the season.
 This was by no means all. The Brass City high, not content with slug ging, continually called time for mag inatiVe and petty causes, when in real :, ity they wanted periods of rest, The Fingers" as we'll as the nigh school players unanimously agreed upon one course of tactics: to smear the coming champions of Connecticut, whether t be by fair or foul means, preferably the latter. Such display of cheap work on the part of high school team has not been witnessed here In years It was this same school that took Its basketball defeat by the local high SC badly that 1t all but mobbed the N II. H. S. athletes on the visit of the latter to Waterbury
 It was an entirely ineXcusable of fence on the part of the Waterbury high school officials to send or even permit such disgraceful team tc represent their school If a complete team Of clean, sportsmanlike students could not have been secured, the Wa terbury manager should have explain. ed the situation of affairs and can. celled the game. Instead of being trut sportsmen, however, they smuggled 1T few full grown men and with the aid of the rest of the team, put up ar outrageous exhibition of football,
 Immediate steps In the matter will probably be taken by the local higf school students as they have already endured enough of the Waterbury high school teams poor school spirit the affair Saturday apout capping tho climax. No sign of decency has show. ed itself in either the basketball ol football teams their treatment of tho local high athletes always borderint on muckerism The students of tht school too. are up in arms and vii not tolerate witnessing such games II the future, only the immediate cessa' ton of hostilities Saturday keeping tho frenzied spectators from attacking tht visitors. Little surprise, therefore Wll be created when the High School Attn letc association decides to blacklis the Waterbury high from It's future schedules of sports.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
CARPET BOWLING
Various Fraternal 0rganiza tions Soon to Form Leagues
 for the Season.
THE SOCIETIES INTERESTED
Cnledonian Club and Clan Mcleod Tournament--Standl of the
 Players fin Latter.

The carpet bowling season gives promise of being more successful than even that Of last year Both the Gale donian club and clan Mcleod teams are busy with a championship tourna- ment, in which the members are nk- ing lively intereat The Royal Ar cauum will soon begin city league. competition in which the different lodges will participate. The FraternaI Benefit league will also start their se- ries at an early date. The Knights Of the Golden Eagle and the Red Men will also form a league while an at tempt will bo made soon 10 form q City league composed of teams from the Scottish societies the Royal Ar canum, the Fratelnal Benefit league the Red Men and possibly the odd Fct- lows will also be Tn The The following
 Is the standing Of the Clan Mcleod t,nrp p,apt ut tp 1gtns
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

Lighthouse yesterday for Revenge" and incidentally silver cup, and at the end of the game the Lights had won the silver cup and had succeeded in wreaking vengeance on Manager Carrolls aggregation. The final score was to In favor of the Lights" The feature of the game was catch by Bob" Hertz of the Lights" who jumped over the crowd in center field In the fifth inning and caught beau tiful fly that would have been good for two runs, there being three men on bases Tone of the Lights" pitched excellent ball and Daniels also pitched good ball. but after the fifth inning the Pequots were not in the game and gave their twirer poor support. Man ager ullman of the Lights wants to arrange another game with the Pe- ouots.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
QUAkERS ON TOP.
Win Over MaNIowcrs on Gridiron
 Yesterday.

The Quakors defeated the May flow CTS in au interesting football gama yesterday afternoon ny tho score of , to 0.
 The Quakers had the best of the con test, having the ball in the Maynowor5' territory throughout the gamo, The feature of the game was the steady line plunging of the backs and the taclllng of the ends The lineup of the Quakcrs follow: simpson, eight end. Finklc, right tackle; Spraguo, right guard; Casey center; Bagre, left guard, Ralph, left guard; Cannon, left end, Lockle quarterback, Murray, right halfback, Dcningor left half back; Bernstein, fullback,
 The Quallers would like to play any team in the city at 120 pounds Send all challenges to Fred Deninger, llG Morris street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
FINAL AVERAGES.
show Wagner With still Better Aver
 ages Than in Former Years.
NATIONAL

The incomparable Hans Wagner once more leads the National league, with the elegant percentage Of .86l-tbe best he has put on the market in several seasons, Wagner leads all his cnmpet- ltors by so large margin that compar- ison Is futile The nearest of them Mike Doullu-~hlt .326. 35 points below the Flying Dutchman only five men iu all batted over .S00--a feeble show ing indica!ing. that the dry,,ball piteh- CTS of the National worked better than the gp'lbalI pitchers of the American when 1t oome to stopping the hitters Walgner also made more runs than any one else, and more hits and more eXtra bases. and stole the most bases. Quite a collection of things to be done by one man
 New York leads in team batting. tho Cub$ seeond. while ,Plttsburg thnks 10 MT Wagner leads in extra bases The cubs easily lead In the field A couple of njlchors dnisbed witch perfect fielding records Bergen tops tho catch CTS and Ciill the tlsf basGmeu; Euabp. ADbaucbio and Eltohey are well mixed up at second DcVIIn eXcels on third,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
POLO REFEREES NAMED

Hartford, Oct. 1o.~-Secretary J, W. Pyne of the National Roller Polo league to-day announced the official staff of referees for the season of 1e0S-1909, which opens on Monday, october l9; Eastern section, W. r. Hefferrnon, Salem MassH Harry G. Ostdiek, Providence, R. l.; western section, T J, LeahN New Haven, n. J. Rorty Hartfordi Terrence Rogers, Bridgeport.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
CREsOFNrs CHALLENGE.

The Crescent football team has been organized and would li1ee to play Sri1A day games with any team in the city or state, averaging 185 pounds. The Mays flowers or Monarchs preferred. As the Crescents are looking for games for the season they would like to hear from any team. Address all communications to George Doherty. 57S East street, city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
WESLEYAN CAPTAIN BETTER.
Not Seriously Hurt in Football Game
 ---Only Bruises.

Saratoga, N, r., Oct 1l..--Maurloe Hammond, 1909, captain of the Wos. leyan football team, who was taken from the Wesleyan-union football game at schnoctady yesterday, was not hurt seriously He was brought to his home in thls village, where examination showed that bruises were his only lnjurles, He will be able to return to Middletown tomorrow,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS.

Yale freshmen beat Andover to 0, and N H. H. &, 1 to 0. Coach Smith is certainly coaching the boys how to play the football game in great style. Their good work in their con- tests only results from his excellent and strong coaching.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
POLO LEAGUE MET.
Two Home Games Here During First
 Two Weeks of Season.

Especial to the JournaI- C0urier.b
 Worcester, Mass, Oct. 11.--A meet ing of the New England polo league was held here to-day at which the firt two weeks schedule for the league was adopted New Britain opens with New Haven on the 18th and on the 23d Bridgeport will go to New Haven. The Waterbury fraYi- ehise was transferred to salem, Mass There was quite an argument among the managers over Wiley. ProvidencB and Pawtuci1et both claiming the player. He was finally, however, awarded to Pawtucket
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

Talking about inventions" said the business man. T have a little machine in my place that would mabe me a mil ltonalre if ] could keep tt going all tHe tHmo'
 .'What is it?"
 "A cash register, r,"--Catholto stand ard Dud Times,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

DuBois Murphy led the cheering Saturday but seemed void of loud and boisterous speech. His attempts to in- fuse school spirit into the students at various times wero futile and the wall of Dubois echoed lonesomely through the atmosphere,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
DEFEATED pEQrOTS.

Came for silver Cup Won by Light.
 house Tcam.
 James K Carron's Pequots and the "lights' battled nine innings at the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

and Tinker at short Schulte has the stellat record In the outneld
 The batting records of 25o and over
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

IWO-0d5e NIT- NTTng, thFeF-0 01s0 Nlt- SchuHe home rum Tinker; sacrifice hit Donoyan stolen bases, sheckard Evers chance, double plays Tinker and Chance Downs O'Leary and Rossman; left on bases, Chicago ?, De- troit f first base on balls off overall 9, Qrf Donovan l. first base on errors Chicago ' struck out by overall B. by Donovan ( kild pitch Donovan; time E24; umpire, Klem and Connolly Of- iicial attendance, 17Ts0.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

For reliable publication of Sporting News send your communications to the Sport ing Editor of Journal Courier
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

Erasmus Hall eleven which is scheduled to play the local high school October 27 played tie game satur- day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

Carl o. Dustin will again lead tho N II. II. s. basketball team this sea- son. Last year Dustin's quintet put up a pluclSy fight and after hard up- hill struggle defeated the strongest claimants for the Connecticut scholas- tie championship in the state. With almost the whole squad In school he ought to.duplicate last seasons feat.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
bolehanty s. Louis
MEXICAN.

Tho finished averages of the Amcri- can league show criss, the remarkable pinch hitter pf tho St Louis Browns. inc nominal leader of the season, with fl percentage ot .85i
 Real credit goes To Tyrus Cobb once more The 1.-the young Tiger did not hl' as heavily, nor Htenl as many bases ns in 1907, but got along pretty well, with 4 hattnE average Of ,832. and i1 steals About the next best all-soason work was that of sam Crawford who hit them about ps heavily as last year.
 The star run-Gettcr of the business was Mcintyre Of Inc Tigers, who col- lectr1 105 tallics on the season. while i Douphorty stole the most bases, f1 only eight men in all hit over 300 one of the conspicuous ahsentees being Lajole, who htt tho highest of his ca f2or.
 The Tigers lead 4a team batting also u long hits, while Cobb noses out Crawford as champion long range bat- ter In team fielding, the Sox and Browns are tied, with the high percent
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

Tor reliable publication of Sporting News send your communications to tho Sport ing Editor ofJournal Courier.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

Berger in the absence of Captain Dillon played quarterback for Prince" ton against Lafayette Saturday,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

The Washington Glee club will line up against the N, II. II S. team Wednesday afternoon at Yale field.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

Cliff Messinger and Roger Bacon both former members of the '05 class of the N. IT. H. s., played on the Yale freshmen against Andover Saturday Both played strong games, Bacon playing nearly the whole game at guard and Messinger the second half at fullback.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
MOTOR CAR DIRECTORY.

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 w. A. Maynard, agent, 6S Gilbert ave"
 nue; phone 37h-3,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
Detroit
Totals ....... .29
Chicago Y. ..,.,....oO0.O0o06*- *-6 Detroit -.............0 Q Q 900 0 q II

SBatted for O'Leary in ninth. Gg.r. t,,. i,,t,I,7,,g.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
Testing Electrical Motors.

Electrical power for railroad pur-
poses is still in its infancy, judging
from recent experiments by the Long
Island railroad. This road is promoting
elaborate tests Of motors, devices for
transmitting currents and every vari-
ETY. Of machinery invented to make
electricity do work in place of steam.
The Long Island company has a DIFF
ficult transit tunnel problem to solve.
1t is wisdom to make the experiments
privately and not at the expense of the
public. So far the attempt to move
heavy trains by electricity for a long
distance has not been successful. An
electric monOrail system is also to be
installed near New York shortly for
experiments. We may be on the eve
of new developments In motoring by
rail.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
He Meant Well.
He meant quite well.

He meant quite well.
1t was perfectly well meant,
But the elephant just grabbed him
And then slung him through the
tent.
In the ground he made a dent
Oh, a big one!-where he fell.
He put pepper in the peanuts,
But he meant quite well.
He meant quite well.
He was only rather green
And INDUCED himself in smoking
In the powder magazine.
He has never since been seen,
But the sexton tolled his lknell,
And his family wore mourning,
For he meant quite well.
Chicago News
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
The Passing Of the Pet.

The Passing Of the Pet.
Mary had little pup.
His fleas were black as jet.
II him they had not eaten up
She might have had him yet.
Why did the fleas the pup love so?
Oh, that Is hard to guess!
But as they thrived he had to grow
Just less and less and less.
The fact Of being 30 bereft
Made Mary's spirits flag.
For Of him she had only left
His collar and his tag.
Indianapolis News.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
Awful.

The couple were of the color of the
ace Of spades.
you charge your husband with hav-
ing struck you repeatedly with his
ists?" asked the judge Of the woman.
"Yes, your honor" she answered.
"Six months!" shouted the judge.
"These black hand outrages have got
to ceasew-Lippincott's Magazine.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
Another Mistake Corrected.

"There's no truth in these jokes
about summer girls not remembering
the fellows they were engaged to-"
'No?"
''No. l just reminded Miss Flirtglrl
that we were engaged at the seashore,
and she remembered it perfectly
Washington Herald.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04

Fortunately the last Thursday in No
vember is far enough away from the
first Tuesday to enable all hands to
think it over and find something in the
election results to be thankful for.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04

AMAZON is unried Roofing t has given
Amazon the best service in all
no nc" thoroughly the that
of its kind ON the market.
roofng all the
qualities that perfect roofing appearance
and thoroughly but the
roofing materials composition
of rubber could possibly offer.
Amazon Roofing strong felt thoroughly
able Fabric the strength of which surprising. This
uey elements heavily making
roofing thQt wind and weather in
and under all conditions. The coating the
both protects against rising steam,
the side makes a
that durable qualities coating
dressing No additional cmening
tween laps and painting of laps
Roofing pHabe tempera-
shrink It no a prepara-
wfthssnds all ion nothing
wearnes the hottest weather. neither will
brittle 1t simply affected
able under all climatic conditions exposure.
Amazon AS to fire resistance, will
practically falling upon
fire PROOF. will
Amazon Roofing permits
Amazon 10 for qualities
buildings. roof for buildings.
applied requiring skilled labor special
simple followed will
resul in a satisfactory roof time.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04

Cruel to think that the big comet is
going to be ON view just when children
have to make believe sleep or be slight.
ed by Santa Claus.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04

Having served term at pole hunt
ing, the Duke of the Abruzzi will have
one familiar road to nowhere when he
gets tired of the limelight.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
In Pursuit of Cleanliness.

I was getting ready for mornings
fishing and set my minnow pail on a
bench. Harold's inQuiring nose was
soon thrust over the edge.
"Why, papa" he cried, "these fish
are all rushing around taking bath"
-Woman's Home Companion.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
Rv the Back Door.

Host-But If your intentions are real
ly serious, why do you want Beatrix to
think you are only flirting?
Parker-So she'll grow to care for
me.-Brooklyn Life.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
The Search.

I thought that happiness was having
money,
And like the busy bee that gathers honey.
I worked and toiled and got goodly
store.
Now happiness. find is having-more!
New York Life.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
All Surrendered.

Howell-You should stand up for
your rights.
POWELL haven't any, my boy.
have been married good many years
Bohemian Magazine.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04

The zone of death" may be a fal-
lacy in war, as Hudson Maxim says,
but it's dead sure thing" in politics.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04

Anyway, prolonged warm weather
kept the odor of moth balls out of
range few weeks longer than usual
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
or Kinu Oysteh.

OF King Oysteh cum to town
Stew him up en- fry him brown
Hurrah foh King Oysteh!
De III neck clam am rich en- sweet,
But OIL King Oysteh can't be beat
All 'clah he's fit foh kings to eat
Hurrah foh King Oysteh!
Detroit Tribune.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
"Rubber!"

Teacher-India rubber is composed
Of carbon and hydrogen.
Small Boy-Gee! It's no wonder that
fellow gets pain in his neck.-New
York Press.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04
The Suffering Train.

There once was a suffering train
Who never could learn to talk plain.
He said, II choo-choo"-
What he chose no one knew,
For he never went on to explain.
-Womans Home Companion.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1908-11-04

Stella-Did she get duplicate wed
ding presents?
Bella-Yes; the same as at her first
marriage.-New York Sun.