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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27
RAILROADS FIND WORK
: FOR THOUSANDS OF MEN.

CHICAGO. June 27.-Omcials of the
Illinois Central Railroad have issued a
notice that beginning July the shops
loo, Iowa; Memphis, Tenn, and Water
Valley and Vicksburg, Miss, will be re-
stored to full time.
More than 5000 additional men will be
put to work next month. entailing ad-
dtional monthly expenditures of $3.50, 900
or more.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27
COURT QUASHES
INDICTMENTS OF
NO. JERSEY LINE
Adverse Opinion on Charges That Trolley Company
Ran Dirty Cars, OverCrOWded Them and Used
Unsafe Tenders Submitted by KaliSCh.
NONE HOLD WATER, HE DECLARES, AND CHIEF
JUSTICE GUMMERE AND JUDGE DAVIS CONCUR

%FV HE three indictments found
Company
N dismissed
o A
The indictments charged
a
fuge against the
As the indictments alleging quahed
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27
PAY sloo,OOO FOR SHORE HOTEL

ATLANTIC CITY. June 27.-The Ho-
tel Bryn Mawr has been sold for 100000
to Peter B. Risley by Thomas q. Keffer.
The hotel will be conducted by p. A.
Dayton and Horace Risley.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27
NOMINEE SHERMAN
STILL ON THE MEND.

CLEVELAND, June 27.-Congressman
James S. Sherman, the presidential
nominee. again enjoyed good nights
sleep and awakened this morning with
his temperature. pulse and respiration
normal
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27
LAW AFTER MOTOR BOATS.

MAYS LANDING. June 27.--United
States Custom House authorities
threaten to arrest owners of motor
boats that NE not equipped as the law
requires.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

POPULAR EXCURSION TO MAUCH
CHUNK, Glen Onoko and the switch
harlr via New Jersey Central. Sunday. June
18th, Round trip tickets s1.50, Special train
leaves Broad street. Newark. at 1885 a. mad
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

Try the Peoples Health Disinfectant
and Insect Destroyer. That's all. 80
Lafayette street, Newarix.-Adv.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

Rubber Hose and Lawn HI0yvers.
Macklet & d oremus Co.. 6-7ss Broad st.-Adv
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

Girl BaIIoontst at Hillside Park
sunday afternoon: always big, free show.-adv
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

POPULAR DU bLAR EXCURSION TO
Lake Hopatcong VIA New Jersey Central every
Sunday. Special train leaves Newark. Broad
street. at sos a. m.-Adv.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-27

5 Thousands IN Cash Awards
( AN EQUAL CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY
TO WIN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Insurance Money
 For School Fund

"Thp tot amount which the irsur- 4rca comp4uie- doing busines- in this territory will ray into the school fund this year will aggregate five or six thousands dobrs more than last year, said Lew ". Collins, assistant secretary of the terntorg, to the rhoe- n!x Gszett-.
 Every insurance company must pay two per cent of the to:sl amount of premiums to the maintenance of the school of the territory.
 Last year the revenue derived from his source was slightly over $25 900. This year it will not fall short of S30,- OOI and it may possibly go much higher.
 About half of the companies now doing business within the limits of the territory have already filed their year Y reports. There are about eighty with Arizona charters and of these thirty-nine hare made their state ments as required by law. Without exception all show uri- form increase in the amount of busi- ness done.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
The Wealth of
 the Territory

In comparative statement .ub- mitted to Governor KibFey, by Public Examiner Foster shows that tie total disbursements in the thirteen coun- ties of Arizona during 1907 was g. 3j4, ,2S5 75. Cochise leads with s599,- 666. so, and Maricopa follows second with s3i9,34766. Apache county ranks last having expended but Si2,- l35.77.
 Fosters figures show much valuable information regarding the financial condition of the territory by counties in 1906 and 1907. Arizona counties, taken together. were in better con- ditiou financially at the close of 1907 than 1906.
 At the cl,se of the last year the cash balance on hand was Sl ,5S6 ,030 iI while at the end of 1906 it was but si ,36s, ,596 36.
 The delinquent tax roll of Ar,zons Is as folloHs:
 Cochise, s56, 6,69O 9?; Yuma, si9,' 532.62; Gila, s42, PA ?; Yavapai s3S ,OIS 5l; Maricopa, s30,034.s0; Co conino, S26 6,305. .96; Santa Cruz, Sl9, 2n7. 96; Pima, SIG, 6,95l 64; Pinai, sl3, 9O4 5l; Apache, sI2, ,l24,6s; Mohsve s1I 5O2 o.: Graham, SIl,0j3 s3; Ma . ajo.s7, ,5nI25.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

An unknown Mexican was found drunk in deep puddle of water in Phoenix almo-t frozen to death. He Was taken to the hospital and may die from the effects Of an attack Of pneu- monia
 E Johnson of Phoenix dropped X purse on the street containing S23s. Re'u ming five minutes later he found the purse gone.
 Because he believed that he was the aggressor in a fight which terminated iu pistol duel, Jose Candelora a Prescott Mexican, refused 10 swear to a complaint against J. T Nelson, who sho: and perhaps fatally wounded him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Tapping Arizona
 Coal Fields

The United States geological sur. vsy has issued report on the coal fields of southwestern Utah and nOrth stern Arizona. This coal has been kno since 1851. when the first mine was opened in Utah. The re- moteness of the field from any large market has restricted its utilization to the supply oi focal demands fol which the officials say it has long been important The construction of the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroad has brought transportation facilities within thirty-fiye miles oi the important outcrOps, and 8 branch line from this road to the priEcipa mines could easily be built. Such railroad lines are said to have been srrveyed, but no construction work has been done
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Rebuilding "OId lronsides.

The work Of reconstructing the old frigate Constitution, more fan iiisrly known ss "0ld Ironsides," has pro- eressed so far that she IS about ready for the gdns and which are to De ex- act duplicates oi those used a century ago When the system needs re- building there i- no better remedy fer the work than the famous Hosteter's Stomach Bitters. It was first com pounded over century ago, and on account of it's intrinsic merit has grown in popularity until today it stsuds first class. Be persuaded Co try a bottle the next tune the sppe- tite ls poor nerves unstrung, bowels constipated and sleep restless. ItTilI be sufficient to convince you of iti great curative powers. It AIso cures and prevents dyspepsia, indieesiinn biIliousness, sick hesdabe, chills, ol
 male ills.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Arizona & Colorado
 Railroad Project

The construction of another rail- road rrsversing New Mexico from north to south .eems almost assured if preliminary surveys no" being run are any criterion. The new railroad will be known as the Arizona & Colo rado Railroad, articles of incorpora- ton for which have already been filed m the office of the territorial score. tary in Santa Fe. The corporation IS ! capitalized at sl ,OOO.OOO
 !, The proposed TO .te will be through | Luna and Grant counties, the Gils
 National Forest Reserve, east of the l Mogollun m auntains, through Svcorro,
 Valencia and Mckinley counties and
 into tha San Juan coal hsIds, and i, ; Phelps Dodge Co. project.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Unfortunate Accident
 at I. C. M. Co. Shaft

An unfortunate accident occurred d at the big shaft of the T c. M com pany early this morning when Lcck- -ond Mead, a well known miner, W hile descending on the cage, in some manner got his left arm caught CT the timlers and -ustaiued a broken limb. The injured man wss promptly taken to the surface and medical aid sum m0ned. Dr. Bacon found two serious breaks on tie arm, one near the shoulder and the other al owe the wrist. The injured member was set and the patient is doing as nicely as can be expected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
From Mondays Daily.

| [ $ District Attorney Al xandeT
 arrived this morning from r ,euiN to
 be in attendance at tine adjourned ses.
 sion of the [. S grand jnry.
 Attorney Jotn C Rrggs of the we'll
 known law firm of Cunningham,
 EllerIe & Riggs has returned from a
 short professional trip to Bisbee
 us Marshal Ben Daniels is in
 the city in attendance on the r. :.
 court.
 IL Is now said that Thomas W
 Lawson. who has taken over the Goa
 solidated Arizona Smelting Co. is
 negotiating for the purchase of the
 Saddle Mountain property at Christ
 mas in Pinal county, ~ith s sie- to obtsining a self fluxing proposition to aid in the operation of the Humboldt
 melter, none of the hsser metsl- having ever heen discovered in Yava- pal county in sufficient quantities to make it worth mining for srelting purposes.
 The '. $ grand jury reconvened this afternoon and wIll take mp their investigations of several cases from santa Cruz county, also few Ed munds act violations are to be passed upon. The |. :. officials are reticent As to the probable action on Bisbee cases thought to be of sensational character. The jury may be in session two days.
 The little wo-yesr.old child of Kimbsll Maxham of Thatcher was ,os- sed in the air by the horns oi a vicious bovine, but escaped win only slight bruises and few small scratcbes.
 Mrs. A. A. Hopkins entertained Saturday in honor of the Misses Ethel and Lottie Jones and Miss Merritt a ho are visiting here from Bishee Miss Georgia Bixhy also entertained in honor Of the visitors. The young ladies returned to their home day ifter pleasant visit here.
 Ambrose Sabin an old pioneer Of  ot. David died suddenly last week at his home. He was 74 years of age and was one of the fl -st sett CTS of the valley He leaves & wife and nine children to mourn his loss.
 This morning Sup't. F. W Walker ,i the T C NJ Co received tela- graphic information from hi- father. Dr II o Walker, advising hIm of the .erious ilress of his mother. Dr Walker and wiie recently left Nen York on the s,eamnr "Mariro" honnd I- Vera C-uz, N yicn, and the mes age was sent o7 boa the steamer by teleg sphv via St Augustine, Florida. Nr- Walker was taken i'll on board. Snp't. Walker and wife at ince left for Vera Cruz to meet the coupls on their arrival at that port. Er and Mrs Walker visited their son here last year and will be pleasantly hy many Tombstonites It is to he hoped Mrs Walkers illness will rot prove serions and Tombstone will be favored by an early visit from the couple.
 Northern Arizona saeepmen are holding tEeir spring crop for higher prices than the buyers in the territory are offering at this time.
 A temple o Pythisn Sisters is soon to be instituted at Tempe. The team | from Phoenix will have charge of the exercises
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Asking For
 Another Trial

Application for new trial has been made by minority stockholders of th' Copper Belle Mining company in the case of Paine-WebLeI X company vs the Copper Belle Mining company which sxns proparIiss in ths <lsesoD district.
 The application was made byJames Reilly, a New York stockholder, through Attorney John E. Wright, of Tnc-on
 Involved in the sui. is note for about S3O0,O00 which was given to New York firm and latter transferred to Paine-Webber X company. It is the contention of the minority sock holders of the Copper Belle Min ing company that this ncte was given by the recto-s without a wal rtnt
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

Seven persons killed when train strikes trolley car in Ono.
 Miss Theodora Shonts of New York becomes the bride of q French duke. House committee reports favorably on bill to increase pay oienlisted men in tLe. Army.
 Secretary of War Tait is given a rousing reception at Hartford, Con- necticut.
 Pre.;d,n1 T B. Hickey of the State EaLk t Trlst Co. of Carson, Nevada, i- arrested on complain; of a deposi- t.r, aha g !sges flat the bank &C., cepted dslo.its after the institution was known to be insoIyent.
 "Baby John' Martin, in con ession, says his mother ordered him to blow up the home oi jucge in Oakland. Flooded rivers in Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York cause heavy dam ages; entire towns are endangered and hundreds of families are fleeing to the hills for their lives.
 United States government orders prosecution oi officials of the south ern Pacific railroad for giving rebates to favored shippers.
 4 wreck on the New York Central caused one death and five iniur, q
 Twenty-eight miners wers imprison- ed in Midvslley Colliery at Pottsyille, Pa. and rescuing party is at work.
 Reports of war between Russia and Turkey are rampant. Preparations for hostilities are being made. , The strike troubles at Fairbank Alaska, are reported to have subsid.
 kd
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Arbor Day for
 Northern Arizona

Acting Governor Nichols has issued an Arbor day proclsmst'on for the northern half Of Arizona, fixing Fri day, April 3, as the date, and calling on the northern counties to plant trees and shruts
 The counties involved are Gavapai Mohsys, Coconino, Apache and Nav ai,, the third of which has the biggest forest in Arizona, and the biggest single pine forest in the world
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

0k!ahomo pecplc m large numbers are now invading the salt River Val- ley.
 Illinois settlers in the salt River Va ley commemorated the birthday oj Abraham Lincoln by grand packet picnic at the Indian school near Phoe- nix.
 Mrs C. H. Pratt, prominent lady of Phoenix. died as the result oi an operation for tumor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
A Version On
 "Mary's Little Lamb"

Here's one from the official pro gram oi the Shrine meeting, which i to be pulled od at Phoenix:
 Mary had little cali,
 |. was so very lean
 That everywhere that Mary "goed It "scarcely' could be seen. So Mary "buyed' pair of pads And "stuckei" them in her hose, So now her calf is plainly seen Whe ever Mary goes"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
John w. Walker
 Located In Chicago

You can't head Us otY--its just ss ye said wh n Judge Dotn made known lls lu uf his c urt reporter, that the K sPECTuK would lOc-te him, and wireless tbI- CornIHg gives us th
 fprmatr"n that the elusive John Wesley |" slker is tick in Chicago but will start for Arizona this week
 Mor.l-THE PRosPEcToR for results.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

The anti.ad m.nistration wing cf the Republican party is framing up A job to select two delegates favorable to Taft, but to send them to Chicago un- instructed. and thus destroy the al leged power Of G.v. kibbey and Chief Justice Kent
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Th0s. Tagg2rt to
 Visit Arizona

Thomas Taggar,, chairman of the national democratic committee, will wis | Ph on ,ome time between now and tho ucc-stic convention 10 te held m Denver in July. fl he does not change he present plans. George F. Merrymau oi Phoenix, boyhood friend of Taggtrt in Indianapolis, received a letter from him in which he states that CT one oi hi- visits to Denver he will go tl Phrrniy
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 7j Gents Gold and Silver SI00 Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, CopperSL5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

The following marriage licenses have recently been issued from the probate court:-
 Nicholas YouIg to wed Mae Schur- CT, both of Bisbee.
 CA Stanley to wed Bethena Scott, both of Lowell.
 Simon Hsrterma to wed Mary Jamysa, both of bisbee.
 Edwin A. fennell to wed Isabel L ,Emijo, both of Bisbee.
 Clarence Garth to wed Pauline L Sanders, both of Wilgus
 Roy T. LockIe to wed Annie R Hankins both of bisbee. Senator Clatimer of South Carolins
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Tovres. property in

iohitf' ANINA't "
 Warren ,ovns,,e I:j0
 WARRANTY DEEDS c T WinwoOd ct uX, Jos
 tph Waters, James ] Brogan et ux and Dan E eed 10 B F Galusha
 property in the Min
 wood addition to Eis- l Dee .-....--......-. :" Q or Ninvocs Q. -N, Jas
 hrOgan ct ux Den B . Seed and Joseph Wa ters to Daniel Munroe property in the Win
 wood addition to Bis ote ......... ..-....-- AoV c T WinwUod ct ux. Jas
 Brogan et ux, Joseph
 Waters and Dan B
 Seed to Frank Bates,
 property in the Win-
 wood addition 10 Bis.
 bee .....- ......-... IVp
 wATEE RIGHT.
 By F ? A Lsrrieu
 BILL OF SALE Williams to J . Williams IF Samuel Brown 10 l. Rosenstein David Howltz to Samuel Brown
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE Brunswick- -Balke.Collende com psny to G W Graham
 MORTGAGE Wm Bywster X company to Joseph Muheim
 Laura MacHoulistol 10 Bssset Lum. Der company
 ARTICLES or INCORroRATION The Southwest Lumber Co St David Canal company Douglas Corporation of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day saints
 0tT.C!aL BoND.- H c kimb4ll-as road overseer NJ SOza-as road overseer
 = - 4 violent snow sto:m is raging in Chicago au3 aagc drift. are block ading trahic
 Assembyman Tighe of Goldfeld was assaulted on the street hy three union who obiec ed to hIs position on the police b4li recently passed. Three workmen were killed at New Brunswick, in a pow der fac ory explosion.
 Republicans for Missouri declared for Taft.
 The Illinois republican central committee adopted resolutions eL- dorsing Canon for president. Chester Gillette was condemned to death for the murder of his sweet hraIt, Grace Brown. ia the A6ifenaeks in July last.
 Conductor Cassidy at Guadalajsrs leaned out oi his train window to see about air connections when his head struck bridge and he vas instantly killed.
 The worst storm in years is reported all over the east.
 Three mysterious deaths Of womer found with their throats cut, within z week, has aroused the populace 0 Janesgille, Wis. US Marshal 9eebloson Of O.ls homa was shot and killed by tenan | with whom. be had quarrel. Mrs. Dowie plans to take leadershi of Zion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
R L M.KTGAGT

Mrs F. Nemer and husband tO lohi. Foulkcs. loJ :, block s, n the sunny side addition 70 Douglas; S2OO; due in l year interest l l-2 per cent per month
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
ASSIGNMENT or LFAsF
E Fi-n.r,e Lrlu l. F,.s-r: i.--. si

ASSIGNMENT or LEASE F. Fisher 70 Irlu |. Eisa.r: lease Q FraDk Moneel to E Fisher, on Me Guire House in Douglas.
 PROBATE COURT Estate Of Brannick R,ggs--order .pprov ng sale of personal property. Estate of Alexander 4 McGinnis- order appointing Feb. 29 day of hear in and proving of will. and of petition of Nora A McGinnis for letters testa. ' mentsry. BOND. w q Buchanan-rOsd overseer Elias Summers-road overseer
 BILL or sAIL L J Dnnagan to R L Dunagan R VI Johnson to NJ J Cunning am las l. nrsnch to A II Wien
 PROBATE COURT Estate Louisa NJ d. Soza Estate Christian Zums'eiu Estate Chas A Miller
 PROBATE ORDER. Estate John Cssey-ordeT confirm ing sale Di real estate
 AGREEMENT Mrs Mary White to Mrs John Bur rus
 rgDzsFsnEirl cDu7r. Estate Of John J Montz-fnal dis. hsrge Of admis;rator
 LEAsEs HI Constable to c Hankel, ss- signed to Frank NJ Doan tNE u1E.T ,:-.lE- lNr.Ef RATION Brooks C. -.'.l4tei Copper com pauY PARTIAL RELEASE CT NoRTGtG~. Arizona Trust < Bank ing Co to Arizona X Mexico Realty Co
 DEEDS. c B B sworth 10 the Queen oi Sheba Min ing comyany, patented mines in the Chirica- hua mining q trlCt ...... ..-........ J F. Parker tp " : Hart mines in the War ren mining district. . 80 H E Stone ct ux to Gili McGee Douglas prop er,y. 25O Title Guarantee and Trust company, and the PrOvident Mutual Building and Loan as sociatlon to Pierson B Lindsey, D Doug property. y...........-. - W A Hsrwood to l. Cumming, patented mine in the Tomb stone mining trict ............... 10 | Edward " Land ,o C l. Cummings Tombstone
 property ...-..-.-.... lV John T O'HaTa ct ux and
 O Gibson 10 c L Cum
 mings Tombstone i property .-.. .... 2lO .. George Kelly ct ux to
 CL 'ummings Tomb
 stone property. ..... 25 E J Roberts ct ux to C l.
 Cumming Tombstone
 property ty........... 100 Mrs H G Reed to C l.
 Cummings Tombstone
 property ...-....-..' JOO The Warren company to
 Joseph Gorden prop
 erty in the Warren
 tovnsite - 4CO
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

and ] bl, ck IA, town of Benson .........
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

Senator Ciatimer of South Carolina IS reported at deaths door.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13
FRESHMEN BEATEN Dean Academy Defeats Yale 1911 in Loosely Played
 Game.
ERRORS ARE NUMEROUS
Mistakes Come at Bad Times---No Speed in Getting Around
 Bases.

The Dean academy nine came down from Boston yesterday and defeated the Yale freshmen baseball team by the score of s to 8. The game was perhaps the worst performance which tho freshman team has put up, and Yales five errors aided the visitors materially in bringing in the runs. Another thing which prevented Yale from making anything like an even score was the fact that when one of the, freshmen started for first he ran as if Jogging off for two mile jaunt. Deans pitcher, Barnicle, was star. He was given tryout last summer by the Philadelphia Americans and was told if he should try again he would probably make good. He fooled the freshmen on several occasions, and struck out eight Yale men.
 In the first inning Captain Reilly of stole second and third, coming in when the Dean shortstop failed to stop Silley's grounder. Yale scored again in the third and in the fifth.
 Dutton started the scoring for the visitors in the second inning. He walked and was advanced to third by two sacrifices, Raftery making good his base. Walden walked and on Barn. icle's hit two runs came in. Barnicle scored fin the fifth and in the sixth the whole Dean team landed on Hartwell. bringing in three runs. In the sev- enth Inning the visitors scored two more and at the close of that period the game was called greatly to the relief of the spectators
 The score by innings:
 R.H.m Yale 1911 .. i 0 1 Il 0 o--3 8 s Dean Acad.. o 2 0 0 1 8 2-8 6 {
 Batteries: For Yale, Carr. Hartwell and Badgeri for Dean, Barnicle and Barrows.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13
ORATORS DROP ANOTHER.
Waterbury Takes n Weird Game at
 Home.

Waterbury. May 12.-Waterbury knocked Duffy out of the box In the fourth inning here to-day and Romer, who succeeded him, could not check tho batting. Thirty-three Waterbury batters faced the Bridgeport pitchers in the fourth fifth and sixth innings, making fifteen hits and eighteen runs. With the game well in hand. Farley let up and the visitors scored eight runs in the last two innings. The stick work of Swander. Shnccl and o'Rourke and the fielding of Kelly were the features Score
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13
BROOKLYN LOSES.
St. Louis Takes Second Game in Easy
 Manner
St. Louis.

St Louis May 12.-st Louis took the second game of the series from Brook lyn this afternoon, 2 to 0. Score: St Ipujg
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13

Kane, Griffin and Long have been re- leased. More power to Sam Weiden- heimer,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13

Stoupe Is back again, this time to stay With him came Wilhelm from the Newark club Last year he pitch ed in the P O. M. league and made an enviable record
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13
PhiladelDhia.

xBatted for Atrock fin ninth Inning. Score by innings:
 Chicago ..........30o000000 0-S Philadelphia .. ......0 { o DO 1 '-S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-13
NEW BRITAIN PLAYS BALL.
Defeats HoIyoke in Exciting Overtime
 Game.

Holyoke, Mass, May l2.-New Brit ain defeated Holyoke to in an excit- ing l2-inning game here this afternoon. The game was won on Waterman's single, Connaughton's out and Me- Cabe's hit to right. Ward held Hol- yoke helpless most of the distance In the eighth questionable decision at first base by the umpire gave the home team chance to tie the score, For protesting. Rufange was fined 8 and later put out of the game, while Wa terman was also assessed s. Hodge re- lieved sindler in the eighth. A wild throw by the latter gave the visitors two runs in the fourth The score: