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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
Personal Mention

Miss Sabine Dent. OF Portland, Is
visiting friends In this city.
w. y. Williamson OF Portland was
In the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. c. sullivan OF Albany was n
Salem business visitor yesterday.
Mrs. L. c. Cavanagh and daugh-
ter, Lonna, went TO Turner last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs William Roberts OF
Marion transacted business and visit.
cd friends Ia Salem yesterday.
Mrs Helen Howard OF the reform
school vicinity visited Salem friends
yesterday,
Misa Jane Goulsen and Miss
Katherine Rosa OF Albany visited
friends In this city yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
OFFICERS FIND
STOLEN GOODS

The arrest of Johansen, alias
"Scotty," the pickpocket, yesterday
afternoon gave a clue TO the city
officers which resulted in the arrest
last night OF three OF Johansen's
friends. who are suspected Of being
implicated in the various recent rob
berries in the city. II was learned
last night that Johansen had rooms
in the Salem lodging house, at the
corner OF Commercial and Court
streets, and upon visiting his apart
ments oficers Murphy and Welch
found that three other men occupied
the same room. Johansen's pal,
Smith. who was also arrested yester-
day at the time of the taking OF Mr..
Coles purse, but was later released
for want OF evidence. was found in
the apartments, and was Immediately
placed under arrest for the second
time. Upon searching the room the
officers found nearly all the goods
recently stolen from Conrad Dillon,
the well-known secondhand dealer
OF State street. Many other articles
were found, which are supposed to
have been added to the personal prop
erty of the questionable quartet by
foul means. Two beds we're in the
room, and the officers, suspecting
that these were both occupied. waited
and we're rewarded in a short time
by two more prisoners, who gave
their names as Frank w. Flagan and
u. D. Mckay. The three we're taken
to the city jail, and were arraigned !
before Judge Moores today.
The four men are said TO be work
men on the Oregon Electric.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
DOCTOR TOOK
A LONG SN00ZE
Omitted Press Leased wireJ

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
Spokane, Wash, Feb. s.--For 10
days DR.. w. A. Egbert, Dractieing
physician OF Spokane, was asleep
For 4S hours, believed to be dying.
he was watched by a nurse and a
relative. But he came out OF his
slumbers with a clear vision, a good
appetite and in healthy condition.
Then physicians examined their
brother practitioner and several Of
them said the case is a complete pug
zle. While in the sleep his body was
limp, and he seemed like a dying
man.
DR.. Egbert says the sleep was not
the result of any liquor or narcotic,
and that the whole period is a blank
to him. He became unconscious
January 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
JUDGE GALLOWAY
DECIDES TWO CASES.

Judge Galloway rendered two de
clsions at 12 O'Clock today in depart
ment No. 2 in the case Of Bernard VS.
Moore and w. l.. Jerman VS.. J. NJ
Mlsner. The first case was for the
closing OF a mechanics lien on q
dwelling and a barn, which was
built by Mr.. Bernard. The price
claimed by the plaintiff was s225,
OF which sum he admitted receiving
s121.
Mr.. Bernard also asked additional
money for extra expenses which he
claims were necessary in the con-
struction OF the buildings as the de-
fendant changed the plans from time
70 time. This extra expense money
was di8allowed but the plaintiff was
awarded the balance, $104, asked on
the contract.
The costs and disbursements, other
than the S25 attorneys fees, were
charged TO the defendant. James C.
Heltz9l was the attorney for the
plaintiff.
In the case OF w. l.. Jerman We.
]. NJ. Misner n cross-bill In equity,
Judge Galloway decreod that the
specific contract should be enforced.
Some time ago Mr.. Misner purchased
through an agent OF Mr. Jerman a
certain piece OF property In Wood
burn on which contract was paid
$420. At the time OF the sale Mr.
M!sner claims that the agent set
forth that a strip OF land ten feet in
width back OF the property would be
transferred In the deal. Jerman
claims that he did not own the strip
OF land and could not, therefore, deed
Il 10 Misner. Misner then began an
action In department No. / OF the
circuit court for the recovery OF the
S420 and 500 as damages. having
taken possession OF the place. He
then vacated the place and JermaE
fled eross-bill in equity 20 enforce
the contract agreeing to buy the
strip In question. and deed II 10 Mis-
ner without further expense. In CIV
Ing the decree for the specific en-
iorcemcnt OF the deal, sixty DAYS
were given TO take possession and
formally carry out the requirements
n the contract.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE MEETS

The Republican connty central
committee held its initial meeting
for the coming campaign in the city
hall az l;l5 o'clock this afternoon.
But IL Of the SS committeeman were
present, owing 20 misunderstand.
ing OF the time and place OF meeting.
BY the time the substitutes and
proxy names were enrolled Il were
present.
The committee transacted eonsia-
cradle business among which was the
Hing OF a resolution endorsing the
primary and another endorsing
Roosevelt, and especially his last
message.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
ARRANGING
FOR BANQUET

The committee arransing for the
banquet which will be giyen by the
salem Board OF Trade for the Port
land business men Is working In har.
mony and viii soon have an elaborate
program prepared ID Is desirous Of
obtaining arge hal'. that not only
the business men Of the city can hear
The addresses. which viii be giyen al
this time, but also the general Rnbllc
and every one Who B. Interested In
the progr,ss of the community,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Tho A. NJ. Clough Undertaking
rooms are among the neatcsi aud
best appointed ON the coast while
the duties are not pleasant. they are
AZ times necessary and Il Is then that
people appreciate good service and
nrst-class qualify In every depart
msnt OF business. keep zap with
all the new ideas IN my line aud the
latest style % supplies In stock
paflors az ttb Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
"IIc said Dammc"

This Is what the gallant captain
Of the Plnafore said 20 Ralph Rack
straw when he tried to elope with his
daughter. Mr.. A. Guefroy will put
dignity and spirit in the role OF
Captain" In the production OF the
opera at the High School auditor
lum next Monday and Tuesday
nights.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

The quick relief from pain ana
ed by applying Chamberlain, p
Balm makes it a favorite with sps
ers from rheumatism, sciatica j
back, lnmbago, and deep seated
muscular pains. For sale Al
Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

NnrthNost reaehcss' ConVeutioa.---
Tho Inland Empire Teachers As
Uociation vii hold a. annual conyen-
tion on che Sth. sth aud 10th oi
April 10 Pullman, Washington. reseh
era from Washington. idaho. Mon
tana and Oregon Win ho present
The exocllont prosFam which viii De
slyen dufing the meeting win con.
te'n addresses by ludge nenlamin
iAndsey 90 nenyer. Dean D 4 Rus,
sell. og Columbia University and .
ChnTehNl % naker City snpefin.
tend4nt of Public Instruction .. n.
AckermAn is the president Of the
q 'soeiagion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

State Game Warden n. O. steven.
son to-day nled bis annual report IN
the oiace of secretary 90 state Tor the
Near isei. Tho report shows amouat
ef money on hand ga peecmher nrs,.
taftt.at Amount of moaey IN the
gen rsl fune. tlis6.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Miss Coda iathrop. who has been
.ih rt Tho SALON hospital Tor she past
mou'h with Npho.d fever. was takea
20 her homs iu South Salsm this
norning She is rapidly gaininy
strength. aud win probably soon be
able 20 be ca, agalu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
RECEIVER FOR BIG
PAINT CoNPA,

Omitted Press Leased Wire. }
Chicago. Feb. S.-Federal Jul
Bethea appointed w. c. Nibl.l
Edwin c. Day, William Zlbell AZ
ceivers for the Heath G. Mnne
Paint Company, a millionaire d
poration, and the oldest Of the
paint companies in the country
application of the Standard varnI
Company, the First National Bal
and the Corn Exchange Bank
claims aggregating $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Superintendent Powers. OF che cliy
schools. announces that Monday
February 10, will BE- beginners DAY
IN al the grades OF an the schools
81 tho city u is expected that many
chlidren Who are OF school age will
oommonco school az that time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
THREE LIVES LOST
IN THE BLIzz, :.


CUnited Press Leased Wire ! |
St Ignace, Mich, Feb. s-T,.
boys of this city lost their lives :.
fearful blizzard that swept y
Northern Michigan for three u
past. George Mailhot, 19 wear, !
went out on the ice fishing ana /
not been heard from since. =.
boys named Liant, 10 and p ~
old, started from school for ,sI
home four miles away, and have
yet been found. They are bel,s1
to have perished in a snow dr,s {
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
AIasonIc Irctnrr IIrre--

Salem lodge No. 4 aud PaelAc
lodge No, 80 heard lecture last
night from 3. NJ Yoran. formerly a
prominent Republican editor al Eu-
gene, ITO has nothing but disgust
To express at present over political
conditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
suits Set for Hearing

Tho following cases have been set
for hearing in department No. 2, of
the circuit court as follows: Paul
Horst vs. Louis Lachmund & Co,
Monday, February II, at p. m.
PecrlIna Phelps VS.. James Phelps,
Wednesday February 10, at a. m.
The Dunbar case will be taken mp on
Monday. February "a, at p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
"swcct Little Buttcrcup"-

For we love little Buttercup,
Sweet ll'tle Butteroup,
Tho We could never tell why"
Uatll " saw Rose Pratt rehogrsc
tie part in The opera "Pinafore. 4"
waich will be given at the high
fchc7l next Monday and Tue day ev.
onings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

w. A. Irwin was awarded the con-
tract of furnishing the groceries to
the a7ylum. There we're eight bid
ders. and this fine compliment speaks
volumes for low prices and fine goods
In his store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Sales IN bis cities. Wei. Salem h.
ne~ having the greatest shoe ,ale ey-
cr known here. Can at the Bargain
shoe store. Giyens' old stand. aud
see the bargains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Al recent msetlas % the student
body " Willamette universky 0lea
unroh was unanimously elected sen.
eral manaesr 81 athletics iof the
yeaf iseS-s Mr. unruh Il a capable
mAn, an1 has had considerable "a.
perlsase n these matters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

The following marriage license
was issued today; Frank Kersch,
aged %. and Jolephine Walker,
aged 10, both OF Mt Angel. Joe J..
Walker witness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

The suit OF Sears vs.. Dunbar was
today set for trial, and will be heard
before Judge Galloway some time
late In the month Dunbar has en-
tered a general denial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

For men; our line of samples are
ready ior your inspection, We guar.
entee che workmanship. material and
~ 90 our suits; sl5 70 $50. The
rVggtry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Petitions for Nomination
The following petitions for nomi-
nations were filed yesterday IN the
Office OF the secretary of state: Chas.
H. Chase, Democrat, OF sumpter, for
district attorney OF the eighth ju-
dicial district. william r. Ramsey,
Democrat, Of La Grande, for circuit
judge OF the tenth judicial district.
Colon Il. Eberhard, OF Joseph, Re-
publican, joint representative; en-
dorses statement No. /.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
nond An ,roYe,I-

The bond Of William ". Carter
et al, In the matter OF a road pc
tion was approved In the probate
court this morning
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
Dr n. Cartwright

Has resumed his practice IN Salem
aud has opened an once IN rooms
o and :, over Frys drug store. once
hours, Ism 10 4 y. m. 2i.im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

rent, by an eXperlea'
man in farm and dairy WORK
good grain or dairy farm. PFs
10 have same furnished. Adai
"B," care Journal 2-s-si
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
on-IIalf DyS,sso,i-

With poor shoes Don't SO chat
way The Bargain Shoe Store makes
ID easy for you
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
HAin ,onIgh, and sunday


Two tons OF chickens next week.
Capital Commission Company. Phone
iTs. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
AYnld nnIlIlrale.-

ny buylng Mrs. jnnk's hand
painted china ~ tho Capital Drug
store. Cor wedding and anniversary
presents, asst
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

MI. Brown scored yesterday In
the diyorc, case OF Brown vs.. Brown.
By motion uf her counsel she was
given custody OF her child. that Is
the t1biect of habeas corpus pro-
coedlngl. until february n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

For Sale-Large body ana
grade second-growth hr. -
l4l7 or I2S3. Downing 8 =
s-s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
Ths HleI-st-

Market price paid for chickens
Capital Commission Company Phone
iTs. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

100 bushels oats; 100 dozen chick,
ems. w, A. lrwins grocery
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

See It.
BY request OF many we are induced
TO again produce the police Dogs Of
Paris" also the beautiful song,
lola" an Indian love song, at the
Vaudette tonight, SC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
nr,ns a. Your CAieksus

We want all yea have Capital
commisslon Co Phone iTs. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

For ladies lpents makel al the
fofsery l6f s Commercial street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

For Sale-A steel safe; also so
good roller top and other sly
in desks; 447 State street c. D
man. dealer In new and seq
hand goods. a-S-ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Furniture for Sale-Call al
South Eighteenth street p
Fisher. 2-S-S1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
Wanted

Wanted
100 bushels oats: 100 dozen chick
ems. w. A, lrwin's grocery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

For rSale-seven-room house aud
modern, excepting heat. ~
s1700. also Y block, good lo'
tion. Price $500. Latham IA
Company, over Portland Genet
Electric Company. 2-S-lt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-30
EASY FOR \. II, II. S,
Yale Divinity school Players Make
 Ten Errors.

IL was the Yalo Freshman High school game reversed when the local high nine met and defeated the Yale Divinity school in the latters first game at Westyinc, yesterday after noon, The local high had things all their own way, having fifteen runs to their credit while the Yale ropresene tatIres had only seven, The game was slowly and li9tlessly played the only excitement being In the irst part of the seventh with the Divinity team at the bat They had three men on bases, when Longworth, their third baseman, smashed out a pretty three baggcr, the only one of the game scoring three runs, This was follow cd by some more gcod batting by the Yale men, which brought In three more runs, making q total of six, In the ninth inning they again managed to squeeze in run, but that was all, A great deal of shifting was caused on the Yale team, three men being tried at pitch, Powell, who twirled last, made the best showing. The score.
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York, April 29.--Arrived; Steam- CT St. Laurent, Havre.
 Sailed: Steamers Bucania, Liverpool and Queenstown; Majestic Southamp- ton. Plymouth and Cherbourg; Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam via Boulognc; Nord America, Naples; Martha Wasing- ton do.
 Fame Point April 29.-Passed: Steam CT Corlnthian, Glasgow for Montreal.
 Cape Race, N. F, April 29-Steamer communication with the Marconi sta ton here at l0:30 a. m. Distance no.
 bzard. April 29-steamer Adrlatlc, New York for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton, 24l miles west at 4;57 a. m. Will probably reach Ply mouth 10 D m.
 Glasgow, April 2s.-Arrived; Steamer Furnessia New York.
 Queenstown, April 29.- Arrived: Steamer 1vernia, Boston for Liverpool and (proceeded)
 Naples, April 2S-..sailed Steamer
 Southampton. April 29 Sailed; steamer reutonic, New York via Cher bourg and Queenstown,
 sagros, April 27.--Passed; Steamer venezia, for Naples and Marseilles.
 Llbau April 21.--Arrived: Steamer
 Genoa April 26-Arrived; steamer Mongibello, Galveston and Norfolk, via
 Havre. April 29..-Arrlved; Steamer Pomeranian, st. John, N. B., and Hali- fax for London.
 Yokohama, April 27--Arrived: Steam CT Empress of China, Vancouver for Hong Ron,
 Manitou Philadelphia for Antwerp.
 Barcelona. April 26,--Sailed: Steamer Antonio Lopez, tfrom Naples) New York
 Liverpool, April 29.--salled; Steamer Merton Philadelphia, via Queenstown.
 Southampton. April 29 --- Sailed: Sailed: steamer Krinprinzessin Cecelle from Bremen), New York via Cher
 Cilaseow, April 29.-sailed steamer Mongolian St. Johns, x. F. Halifax and Philadelphia.
 NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.
 New London, April 29,--Arrived Tug Robert Robinson with two harges from west.
 sailed: schooners Adriatic British, Creaser. for Sackerville, \. E., Lucia Porter SpraEg tfrom New Yorkl Fred erickton, x. B. Tugs William D. Clad wish with two harges bound west; Bull ly, with one barge bound west
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-30
New York New Hapen q Hartford
 Railroad.
FEBRUARY 2. 1908.

FoR NEW YORK-'4:20, .4:5S. xs:bk O.bU, %S.VV. xS.lo, s.i5. 'Y.S6, .lU:3v, ~ m. 42!v5. l2,lu, 'll2;2z. 'l.26. '2:uy, x..S, eo.Vd, @o'0l, sll4..I, s.S0, '5.vS, 0.A6,. 'o!Vo, "O.4l, 'GVo, 'i.o1, 'lio.1x, sS.vt. y,sV D. m, sundays-- .4.ao, x7;6S. 'S:oJ a. m. ll:OO, 'l.oo. 'a.vs, -s.1x. t.oo' 'o.oo' 'xo'IV' 'b.tl. ''.JS. '.:ss, '5.vJ. 3.zV D. m.
 Tor Washington ,in Harlem Riyer- w D. m, '44.Vv. nisut, daiiy. a.<
 Tor bos,on wa hartaOra and Nilif. m"h.ic-- Av.vi a. nl., 's.vo p. m. 1.Ty.
 fof bos,on Nia New Lvnuon and rfos.aehee---2'-v. goo .i.4i. -llil.ty. IL h. '4l.Vo, -nl:i2. -z:65, -4.z0, -s:S6. HO'ts, 'i.vO, r. m. oundas s-As.lL goo d in.. 'l-.V0. '2.ov, -...s, ', ,vS. p n.
 Tor Boston Win springaeId--.l:I :Io. '44'4I o. m. '4;i5. -5:sU, p. In. sunuAys - A.4U q, hL, '4:to, -o:is D. m.
 TOT Hartford, sprins Aeiu, E.,c.-.i.io A1.VV. o'oo' ':to, -lO.vi, 'll:II, a. nl.. i.oV' lao, "'IV, 't:ve, AS.vJ. -5.4o. v.9e, tlV, ito hartfordJ, xe.lv, 9:5z p. hi. suhdays-'I:IO. xy;Vo, xI..i5. a. ni. 'i.io. '0:iO, i:IO, xS:Iv, xy:zU D. m.
 Tor Ncw London, Etc.---2.sv, .2:5k. ,'ii, ll'lS, (to sayJrookJ, .lIIl.42 a. ur. 4-.uo, ll'al. .-.oo. o.Vo, .4:.v, .S:53. e;lo, b.lV tto sayorookl. 'llb.42, si.vS ld.Sv' tto saybrookl. ?. Tn. SundavI--
 -f'"' S''st s. .uu, ~<.6D- 'a,oo, tJO D. m.
 for Midaietown, willimantic, Etc.. .'os u. hh, l-.OS, o.02, p. m. sundaysl-- 7:20 ?. m. rs Y
 For shelburne Fails, Ete.-5:4a A. N. l2'20 lto New Hartford). 4:Ol, 5:64 b. in' tto Westheld).
 For waterbury--e:50 (via Nauga titck guhctiohl. S.Uv. 9:32. q. m. 2:36, 5:{6, a4O, ll:i0, ?. m. Sundays-t.25, iTAi q. m.. b;45, S.5v D. m. Tor Winstea-t:5O tvia Naugatuck Junction.. o'S2 q. m.. 2:S5. 5:45. 7:l0sn III; eundays-e:2h d. m. 6:45 p. m..--x
 For Pittsncid and IntermCdIate Poiitn, -6:65 tvia BridseporD. S:s2 a. m. S:S3 SVia Brldgeport) 4:05 D. m. Sundays-- Eoo (vla BridgeporU a. m.
 For Lltchicld-9:32 a. m., l:05 n. ra- Sundays-7:5b tvia Bridgeport) a. rn'
 Express trains. xLocal express. lParlor car limited. <. ". G. BIIiRD, F. c, COLMy.s..
 een' sup'' Asst. Gen. Pass. Att
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Stan of Umpircs Ncedcd--Schedulc
 for June 2.

The greatest need of the Grammar School Athletic league is staff of um- piree, and a beginning has been made in enlisting men for this service, The high school athletes are convinced that the good of the high school athletic activities in the future depends upon the development of the material that is in the grammar schools now. And as this can he done by helping in umpir- ing corps volunteers has come for ward and offede this service, So far Messrs. Annatt, Alderman, Lees, Leete, Lapides and Hogan of the high school and Messrs. Lowell, Schwartz, Dnan and Rutledga comprise the umpire staff. There is no better way of ren- dering service to the youths of our city than in directing the play and spare time life of boys. It ought to appeal to many, and 1t is expected that more men and older boys in school and college will offer their services, We can make use of as many as will serve.
 The baseball schedule for June 2, Games will be called at 10 a. m;
 Day vs. Cedar at Howard avenue bridge diamond; K. Annett, umpire
 Orange vs. Webster at Winthrop ave- nue diamond Mir, Lees, umpire.
 Winchester vs. Icy at Winchester diamond, Mr Al lerman, umpire.
 Hooker vs. Hamilton at Orange cor- ner Gamer; Leete, umpire.
 Wooster vs Washington at Water street park; Mr. Lowell, umpire,
 Lowell vs, Dwight at orange street lot Lapides, umpire.
 strong school entered too late to be
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-30
McGRAW ATTACKED.
Former Giant McGann Tries to Beat
 New York Captain.

Boston. April 29,-The trouble be- tween Manager McGraw of the Giants and the players whom he traded to Boston last winter came to a head to-day when Dan McGann attacked McGraw in the billiard room of the Copley Square hotel. and would have beaten him severely but for the in- hotel porters,
 The Giants were the guests of Rich ard Carle, at a local theater last night. and on returning to the hotel adjourned to the billiard room Me Graw was leaning over the table when McGann entered the room. Coming up behind he grabbed Me- Graw around the neck and began to punch him Mathewson and several others interfered.
 Frank Bowerman and Bill Dahlen have been denouncing McGraw since the season opened. Bowerman has not been on speaking terms with the Giants manager for several years, and has threatened to square up his account with McGraw a the first op- portunity, so 1t is expected that he will help McGann in getting revenge.
 Dahlen and Browne have so far contented themselves with threats against the New York manager but 1t is likely that they will make some kind of a demonstration before the series ends.
 Tho trouble between the men and McGraw started last summer, when McGraw found that the players were not trying to win nor keeping them selves in proper condition to play fast ball The men who were sent to Boston were dissatisfied because of cut in their salary and made many threats to quit the team.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-30
als .....,..29 Is ' 2
Yale Divinity.
Totals ......96 5s23 1g

Totals .,t,.,,,,36 '23 13 10
 "Fineld out for not batting in or der in fifth.
 Summary: Bases on errors, Benson 1, Magee 1, Powell 1, Lathrop i, Wicks l.. Chandler 1, Longsworth 1, Blakeslee 1, Grodske, Connolly; three base hit, Ingraham; double play Pow ell to Benson to Longsworth; first base on balls, Longsworth 1, Ingra- ham 1, Benson 1, Rapuano 4, Blakes- lee 3, Fifield 2. Starkweather 1, Mes singer 1, Flanagan 2, Hollacher 1: hit by pitchhed ball, Benson, Latin rop. Starkweather; struck out, by Carter 1, by Powell 2, by Starkweath- CT 1, by Hollacher 1. by Grodske 1 wild pitches, Hall 2. Powell 1. Messin- ger l. McCabe 1 left on bases, Yale s. New Haven ?; time of game. 2 hours; innings pitched by Starkweath- CT 4. Grodske 2. McCabe 1, Hollacher 2, Carter 2. Hall l, Powell 5; hits, off Carter 2. Hall 4, Powell; off Stark weather 1, Grodske l. McCabe 3. Hol- acher 0; umpire, Williams, N. H. H.