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PERSONAL MENTION

yesterday.
E. E. Burdick returned Sunday
from Los Angeles.
Herman Reischke and wife came
in from Reveille yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pollock of Gold
field visited Tonopah Sunday.
Superintendent Chandler of the
Mcnamara is back from the coast.
P. ]. Cadogan returned to Tono-
pah yesterday in order. to be with
the lives ones.
Ms. Charles Balm and daughter
Julia of Oakland are visiting Mrs.
d. H. Jackson
Miss Katherine Jackson has re-
turned home after several months
visit to the bay cities.
Ed. Kirchen leaves today for Rhy-
olite to accept position in the
Montgomery-Sh oshope mill.
Otto Herolocker is in Goldfield for
a few days making an inspection Of
mining properties in that district
Percy Bonham left Sunday for
California where he will join Mrs.
Bonham and they will spend several
months visiting the coast.
Charles q. Knox, president of the
Montana-Tonopah. arrived in this
city yesterday and ON Thursday will
leave for the Mono lake country.
@Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sutcliffe
leave this morning for San Franz
cisco and upon their return in n
months time viii 30 to Rawhide.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayward and
the Misses Cassie and Eva johnson
leave this morning for San Diego.
where they will spend the summer
J.fW. Reinhart, Auditor Lyon and
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Foster of the Tonopah and Goldfield
railroad returned from Carson yes
terday.
Samuel L. Kent, an eastern capt.
talist, is in this city and before re-
turning intends visiting the various
camps of southern and western M
vada.
r. E. Goddard, who brought his
young son in from his Cloverdale
ranch, returned yesterday, the condi-
tion of the boy showing much i'm
provement.
w. j. Wilson left for Rhyolit.
Sunday. Mr.. Wilson divides his
time between the Tonopah Extension
and the Montgomery-Shosh as
bookkeeper..
John Kirchen, superintendent ii
! the Extension and Montgomery
Shoshone, returned from Rhyolite
Sunday accompanied by his daughte-
Miss Florence Kirchen.
w. e. r. Deal of San Francisco
who occupies high position in the
legal fraternity of the coast, formerly
of Virginia City, and who is known t.
all the old-timers here as one of the
best lawyers, is in Tonopah on bust.
ness.
Terry Mustain left yesterday TO,
San Francisco in response to tele
graphic advice that there is an OF
portunity for him to be matched
with some of the top-notchers. His
friends are confident that Terry will
be all to the good If he succeeds Il
signing up.
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VICTORS IN FIRST
Of LEAGUE GAMES
MOUNTAINS DEFEAT TONOPAHs.
nLIERs WON FROM
EAGLsEs.ELsKs.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Tonopah Mining ....... .....,. 3
The first game in the new league
series was played Sunday afternoon
on the California Heights diamond
and resulted in victory for the
Montanas. A fair sized crowd was
in attendance despite the counter at
traction at Millers, and toward the
end of the game it looked as if Il
would have to be postponed on ac-
count of the weather conditions. but
fortunately the weather man had the
situation in hand and the rain did
not commence to fall until the last
inning was played. mf
A number of errors were made by
the Tonopah Mining team, all of
which were costly. The following Is
the line up and summary:
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REDUCED PRICES
TO BALL GAMES
SION WILL BE rs CENTS.
GRANDSTAND EXTRA.

The management of the Southern
Nevada Baseball league held meet
ing last evening and transacted cons
siderable business of a routine ma
ture. One thing of interest to the
public and which will also cause a
much larger attendance is the re-
duction in the price of admission.
Hereafter the price will be rs cents
with 25 cents additional for seat il
the grandstand.
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The Millers team treated the visit
ing team royalty, the best Of feeling
prevailing throughout the game.
Mullen, who acted as umpire. GER
tainly knows the game as every de-
cision he rendered met with the APP
prevail Of all. Following is the line
up and summary:
EAGI.ES-EIKs.
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ALB. R.BH. sB. 30. A. 3
SUMMARY.

Two-base hits-Beckley, Brown.
Bradley. Three-base hits-Platt,
Hust. Struck out--By Hurd /, Van
8, Barr A. First base on balls-Onr
Barr 1. Hit by pitcher Mailey.
Phelps, Greer. Left on bases
Eagles-Elks 5, Millers 4. Time of
game hour. Umpire-Mullen
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SAD NEWS.

Sam Haas. proprietor of the Butler
theater. received the sad news SUN
day of the death OF his sister at
Oakland. California, and yesterday
the announcement of the death of
his brother came by wire from
Louisville, Kentucky.
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Try our four year oid port and
sherry wines at $500 per gallon. H,
J. Hall & Co If
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AIONTANA.T0NOPAH.

Totals ~. $40 10 9327 16
Baxter replaced by Jones in last
Of first inning.
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TONOPAH MINING.
SUMMARY.

Base on balls-Off Irwin 2, West
all 3. Left on bases -Tonopah
Mining 8. Montana-Tonopah 10.
Struck out BY Irwin 5, Westall T.
Double plays Wilson to Fox. Hit
by pitcher - Blackburn, Lands
borough. Jones. Osgood GU. Time
of game-1:45. Umpire-Kelly.
RUNS BY INNINGS.
Mon. Ton. o o 2 8 o o 2 8 do
Ton Ming. 2 0 / o 0 0 0 o. 5
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Five year old claret at $3.50 per
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ToNOPAH And GOLDFIEID
RAILROAD
LsesI q 1Pseiae Tine.S

Through FuIImdn BeFNICe IN UUIl Ut
rections. Dining car service in both
directions beyond Nina.
Through Buffet Service on all Coast
and East-bound trains in both dtrecs
lions, via Goldfeld.
II. r. HANLIN, W.sD. FORSTER,
Gen'l Supt, GenI Pass. Agt.,
ne Tonopah. Tonopah.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
WATERVlLLE

Regular meeting of Good VIII
lodge, X. of P, tonight ut o'clock.
Arthur Cocker of Derby spent
Sunday with his parents oil Byron
street.
The Branyah Social club will give
a dance in Good Will hall on Friday
evening.
Miss Laura Merriman has returned
from a two weeks vacation spent at
her home in Lyme Rock.
Miss Stella Minor of Sheffield
street was the guest of her parents in
Cheshire Saturday and Sunday.
The Waterville business mems ball
team was defeated Saturday by the
West End business men, to s.
Mrs Charles Willard has returned
to her home in Springfield after a
visit with relatives on WEIGH street.
Claude Stevens, Henry Gagain and
James Cliff played ball in Winsted
on Saturday with the Waterbury
business college team.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27

met their first defeat of the season
when they were defeated by the In
dependents of Meriden to the score
of to 2 The members of the team
showed the lack of coaching, and the
errors made were costly. Up to the
ninth inning but one single hit was
made by the locals and no runs were
scored, but in this inning they scored
three more hits which resulted in
bringing in two runs. Danny Swee-
ney pitched seven innings, during
which time he struck out nine men
and gave but one base on balls, which
shows that he is in good form. His
place was taken by Brazzill who
finished the game. The summary is
as follows: III
R.H.E
N. F. D. 10000 10000 p 4
Meriden -. % 2 0 0 4 2 0 % 5 2
Datteries-Sweeney Brazzill and
Grant; Holdt and Hall; umpire,
George Waite; time of game, hour
80 minutes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
NUTMEG GRATM6s
Interesting items Boiled Down for
t,ur Busy RcaderS

Hartford-The many times con-
tinued case against I.ucius Il. Norton,
charged with embezzlement in ten
counts, had been continued some
weeks ago to lie tried in the police
court Saturday morning, but ii was
further continued to May ).
Bristol-Rev Peter Cuny arrived in
town on Saturday as assistant pastor
10 Rev Thomas kenna Of st JOS
eph's Roman Catholic church. IIe
takes the place of Rev Bernard VI.
Dunnelly. who was curate at st jos
eph's for a number Of years
winsted-Arsene Beaudin. the -
years old pedestrian. who left Port
land. Me-. last Monday to walk to
Chicago. ILL.,. in an effort to beat the
time made 10y Edward PaysOn Weston
passed through winsted Saturday af-
teruuon. He claimed TO be twenty
five hours ahead Of westOn's scheduIs
Torrington-Probably the biggest
piece Of engineering ever accomplished
In TOrrington was the moving If the
forty-t0n boulder to mark the site Of
the Lyman W. Case homestead in
Memorial park. The feat WAS sue
30 O'Clock by +. ]. Kelly and Tom
PentIers-tbe veteran building movers.
wmsteyI-H. A. Perkins. Frank c.
BaI,hiit aud g. A. Keene u Hartford
Trinity College professors. started
from here Thursday afternoon Oh n
four days walking trip They went
to Norfolk where they spent the night
at the Norfolk Inn. gIIests VI Mr aHd
Mrs W y. carlton 81 Hartford Mr.
Carlton Is the Trinity librarian and
usually aesO1uTanies the professors On
their annual walk. but this year h. :
SJ-znIiuE = few days al the inn IN
stead The Rlen left Norfolk fer
Ilakeviike
ThsmrzsuuviIBe-Av siusti,sn a. 81
sT0-s has BEN pIzced ~ the h-isI1-
aeruss the Cannerticut River eo1n@et-
ing ThoznpsonvfIEe and SufHehi ~ tie
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
JOHN MOORE, Proprietor.
TREASURE BAGS STOLEN.
Missing Mail Pouches Contained Sc
curities Valued at s5Oo,o0O.

London, April 27.-The London postaI
authorities have learned that two bags
of mail from this city containing So
curities and other valuables WORT
S500.0OO were stolen in New York tn,
latter part of last month Both bags
disappeared in transit between the
steamers and the New York postoffice
1t is stated that they were handed over
to the mail boats and receipted for
Efforts have been made to keep the
theft a secret while the investigation
has been going on.
II is not known here whether tn,
London postal authorities have beef
officially notified by the United States
postal authorities regarding the alleged
theft Of the mail bags Apparently
the first intimation that the mail bags
had disappeared came from an Officer
of one Of the incoming steamships
who stated that the two bags in ques
ton had not been delivered at then
New York destination and that it wa,
believed they had been stolen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS

Arthur Holt spent Sunday in Beth
lehem.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Fray spent
yesterday in Bridgeport.
Lawyers Carmody and Burpee of
Waterbury. visited in town yesterday.
George McNulty did not return to
his work Saturday on account Of his
Illness.
The Taft base ball team defeated
Yale scrub team Saturday by the
score of 6 to 3. .
Mrs Sarah Higgins entertained the
Misses Burns and Spellman of Water
bury yesterday.
A large number from here attended
the game in Waterbury yesterday be-
tween Waterbury and Worcester.
\. B. Smith of Cheshire who has
been spending few days with y. W.
Barnes has returned to his home.
Henry l.. Rowland has bought the
piece of woodland on the Thomaston
road formerly owned by John Taylor.
Only few candidates turned out
Saturday to try for the base ball
team. They will practice again in a
few days.
William Doherty assisted at Sulli.
vans Drug store yesterday in the alb
sence of the proprietor who was at
his home in Holyoke.
The funeral of Mrs Mary McGough
was held yesterday from the home of
her daughter in Waterbury to the Mt
st James cemetery in WatertOwn.
Van Camp Il magician and his
trained animals will appear at the
Town hall Friday evening May /.
The entertainment will be given un-
der the auspices of the Village I'm
provement society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
THE SUPREME COURT.
VIII Try That Before Paying Miss
Barry's Verdict.

Hartford. April 27.-The May
opened in this city on the first Tues
day of the month. a week from to-
morrow. The present condition Of
the docket indicates that the term
will not be long one and of all Of
the cases on the docket the records
in some of them have not been
printed and cannot be, before the
opening of the term.
The case of Miss Helen Barry Of
Norwich against Edward ID. MeCol-
Ium Of Manchester is to go to the
supreme court, but il will not he ar
gued before the October term. Miss
Barry was a teacher in the Union
school in South Windsor and Mr. Nc
COLON was superintendent oi
schools in Manchester and South
windsor. Miss Barry sued him to
recover damages because Of an al
legged slandeTous report he made
regarding her 10 members Of the
hoard Of school visitors Of South
Windsor. In the superior court on
February 70. The jury reported q
AUN W EtEEaNE &aaWWW.
Subsequently the lawyers for Mr Nc.
COLON made q motion TO have the
verdict set aside as being against the
evidence. Judge SUBWAY. Who vas
the trial Judge Nth the jury. when
the verdic- was rendered. denied the
motion
The case will 20 to the supreme
court on the ground that the verdict
was against the evidence All o,
the testimony in the ease will ~
aiken 10 the supreme oourt and "a
ensure the expense Of publishing the
record. which will make between $50
and 37s pages. Judge Herbert o.
Bowers. who wes Mr. MeCaIIou's
lawyer On the trial. has gfven kis
check to the clerk q the eoart for
s115
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
Team Standing,
Selecting Candidates.

Washington, April 27.-Candi-
dates for the rifle teams to represent
the infantry and cavalry rms in the
national match at Camp Perry, Ohio,
this year, are being Professionally Sc
lected with view to preliminary
practice. Candidates may be sent
from the Philippines and Cuba. Cap
tain William H. Hay of the Tenth
infantry, on duty at the Pennsyl-
vania state college, is to be captain
of the cavalry team, and Captain
Fred l.. Musson of the Ninth infan-
try, on duty at Fort Sam Houston,
will be captain of the infantry.
Lieutenant-Colonel B. X. Evans of
the Fifth infantry, on duty with the
general staff, will be the executive
officer of the meet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
Mail Loss EXAGGERATED.

New York. April 2I.-Chief Inspector
Mayer. who has charge Of this district
for the pOstoffice department. admitted
that the loss Of two mail bags. as re
ported from London. was known t.
him and that he had heen making an
investigation. But do not think thert
has leeu either a robbery ar even a
loss" Mayer said. Il think the whols
affair i = mistake / also think the
value Of the contents If the - called
missing mail bags. given al $4,000 ip
London. has been exaggerated.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27

committee of the superior court, APP
pointed under the act Of the last leg
islature to make the appraisement,
and in addition the committee ap-
praised the appurtenance and APP
proaches to the bridge at $2,69o.44, a
total appraisement Of $66,060.73. The
committee consisted of Frank l..
Hungerford of New Britain, General
Henry G. Dwight of this city and
Owen r. Ravens of Rocky Hill. The
bridge Is owned by the Sutfield 4
Thompsonville Bridge Company. 1t
is to be taken over and paid for by
the state and under the law it VIII
be maintained by the towns of Hart
ford county. --
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
Government PROBING consump,ion.

Washiugtpn. April IA preliminary
report On TIE treatment II tuberculosis
hy the administration 81 mercury has
teen made e. the surgeon general by
'urgeon Il. l.. Wright of the navy.
who has beeu conducting investigations
II the naval hospital at New Fort Lyon.
g'olO Medical Inspector e. T. Hib-
lett says the subject is engaging much
attention. The clinic. It = said Is
steadily growing by voluntary applica-
tons for treatment. So far the results
are encouraging
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
BASEBALL In the Kaiser. Realm,

Berlin, April ga number of young
German athletes intend to make a serp
Gus attempt during the coming summer
to popularize American baseball In
Berlin and other leading cities Of the
fatherland. Both the kaiser and the
crown prince are lending support to
the movement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
KILKENNY TEAM WINS.

The Kilkenny champion Gaelic
football team defeated a fast team
of Cork players by points to 4 yes
terday afternoons at Celtic park. The
contest was exciting, especially with
in ten minutes of the stipulated
time, when the scoring was equal
with A points each. Then Hyland
shot the ball through the posts amid
the cheers of a crowd of 5000
spectators.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
DUCK PIN STANDING.

The following are the individual
averages and team standing in the
duck pin tournament:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
Biddle to Fight Fitzsimmons

New fork. April 27-Robert Fitz'
simmons. ex-champion of the fstlC
world, Is down at Dunellon, \. j.,
training for a finish fight that he says
he is to wage against the society anna.
teur, Anthony J. Drexel Blddle. before
the exclusive Merton Cricket club Of
Philadelphia some unnamed day next
month. Bidd!e shocked Philadelphia
upper crust two months ago by stand.
ing up before Jack O'Brien for -four
and a sixteenth rounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
Aerid.nt kiII, Sac. onei.I.

Huntington. W Va April gL-At-
sorney General Clark W. May died at
his home NJ HamIiu- Ten days ago
h. was thrown from ? horse and his
Ieg Was broken Amputation. follow
-ng blOod poison. was resO-ted to in
vain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27
DORMAN AND MURPHY MATCHED

Harlem Tommy Murphy and Jack
Dorman will fight in the star bout
at the new Polo A. C. Friday night
Dorman has eagerly sought a chance
to show his skill against the clever
and hard hitting Harlem favorite.
There will be four preliminaries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-27

There is nothing better than Ko5oI
for dyspepsia. Indigestion sour stum-
ach. beIchfng Of gas and nervous
headache II diges1s What FOa eat.
Sold By Buckingham pharmacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
SEVENTEEN HITS
BUT GAME LOST

Ladies' day again proved too
hard a nut for the DuEletA 10 crack
and. although Seattle bumped
Clanln for II hits, there Was moth.
Ing doing IN the win line. Score,
Butte =. Seattle 6
with the score 20 against
Seattle in the ninth inning, Bennett
singled Frisk knocked the ball
ont Of the lot and the fans had
visions OF a winning rally stand
ridge showed himself some batter
by cloutlng the ball over tho fence
Ito had previously Knocked the ball
up against the wire netting over
the fence top. nothing bat a strong
wind preventing his getting a
homer on that occasion Pete'A
clout made the score to 6. aud
the fans got excited and started 20
root. but Chlldrra and Fortler HIT
TO Sits aud an was over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
OUTSIDERS WIN AT
THE MEADOWS

was supposed 20 he between lamar
and Anna May. and the public went
10 these two. Another contingent
led BY owner Va Trotter. hacked
Bye Rye H.. from rs 10 I down 10
S 10 1. but not ono of tho trio fin.
lshed first Rayaria. i2 60 1. after
racing shirley Rossmore into the
ground. went on and easily beat
BYE Bye II. couple 81 lengths.
In the fast time OF I ~ 80. lamar.
under a weak ride from Walsh. fin.
iahcd third
The public got another bump In
the last race. when they made Miss
Hlmyar a hot tayorite and backed
her from 3 20 down 10 20 1.
She never showed a Bit OF speed
and finished far back Day Star
AZ 10 20 l. after being close mp all
the way. baAt ssoney Lee by a
head Ia a hard drive. with Wap.
the paeemaker. five lengths back.
Instant proved herself a pretty
shlfty two.yearold when she won
the five and a half furloug dash
She was meeting a fast field. but
came through on the rail Ia the
stretch and won easily Il Vas a
close thing betwccn the next three
back of her and Pert FFieEe and
AFgonaut finished noses apart Ia
the order named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
BOXING CONTESTS
ARE ON TONIGHT

try 20 use Il on nriacoc. who like
wise conccsls atlff kick IN either
mitt
Hagen aud George Jones. two
speedy ilghtweighta, will meet ia
the semifnai of the boxing bouts
This pair viii show more IN the
line OF clcyerness than even the
main bout. aud both men can hit
hard
Two classy wrestling bouts 60 60
complete the program, Corey and
Bowling will meet ia one OF these.
while Higglnhotham and Donaldson
will clash Ia the other Higgin-
hotham Is closely related 10 the for
mer Aberdeen pitcher and holds the
club wrestling championship. Don.
aldsou will have to extend himself
Tor look In with the clever Hts
etubotham.
The handling and seating Of the
spectators will be an Improvement
over the methods In use last year
although there was then no room
Tor kicks In this line
Assistant Boxing Instructor
sehacht. OF the seattle Turnvercin
who gave eminent satisfaction last
year. viii offieiate tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
Bavaria and Day Star Fur
nish Surprise-Get
Home First.

In spite Of the lack OF class on
the card. there vas large attend.
ante at The Meadows yesterday.
and the public about broke even
with the bOokies. as three fayorites
and three outsiders divided the
card
The victory that pleased the
talent most occurred in the fourth
race when Harry Scott got home
In front OF a fair field, lie was
backed from : 10 down 10 20 3.
and after trailing all the way. came
with big burst OF speed In the
stretch and easily beat Pickaway.
IL 10 I by a length. Matte Bump
DO. rs To 1. came from the clouds
10 finish third Bloudy was a sec.
end choice In the race but after
showing speed. he stopped badly
and finished in the ruck
The third race al six furlonsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
Opening Smoker of Wash
ington Athletic Club
TO Be Given.

Lovers 81 speedy and hurricane
milling will turn out In force to.
might Tor the opening smoker at the
Washington Athletic club
Last years smokers always drew
capacity crowds. and tonights
bouts viii have as much class to
them AS anything pulled Oft last
year. Those who Witnessed last
years smokers need no further as.
earanco
The feature bout OF the evening
Will hring together Cal Harris and
Mcpherson Harris ability as a
boxer Is we'll known. aud MCPhcr.
son Ia said TO be capable OF making
Harris extend himself to the limit
The men will battle az $50 pounds.
rlngside.
Chapman and George Brown viii
hook up In what should BE- slam.
bang affair. and Ia Bounty. who
carries hay making wallop viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11

their last battle. and viii receive
20 per cent of the proceeds so per
cent 30 go 20 the winner and 40
per cent to The loser The referee
N 10 be- seiectef % days before the
fight O'Conaor left for Lon An.
Reles today "a bring Ketcheil here
tie says that Ketchell had taken on
too many fighfs am was stale he
feels confident that the Michigan
ynuugHier Will be able to regain the
middleweight championship Noycm.
Der &C.
rakpe has a theatrical engage.
ment here next week. and viii then
leave Tor Chicago. where he will
stay until within three weeks Of the
rght. when he will come west 10
train.