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Evening journal., 1910-05-19

Units this time welsh has been the real
hard luck boy.
Kalmbacher manipulates his hands as
cleanly on ground hits as a brassy pick
sng up a golf ball In easy naturalness
lie can't be beat.
Although Wingate does han from Della
ware City he is top-notcher.
900
We can cheerfully recommend tho Gas
Company outheld to the civic club. As
expert fly destroyers they have no equal
The BrookWood baseball boys were so
well pleased with the umpiring Of Red
Dawson that they took him TO tho
restaurant and bought his supper af-
ter the game. Maybe.
0-0-0
zearfoss mixed it up with the comet
last night, measured its tail and got
the decision.
900
We ran across a bug the other day
who didn't know Pete oliver was a
baseball man. What do you think of
that?
N-O-O
That Riverview-Gas Company game
ought to have some splash TO It.
O-0-O
Manager Traynor has another idea.
IL is that the tail enders win trim the
leaders. Well, that has been done fro
quenty. you know.
0-O-0
Now that the comet is rapidly fitting
away Bannar cannot make the excuse
that the deadly cyanogen gas from the
visitor is responsible for his capers in
the box.
The real reason for these frequent
baseball upsets has been found. Hal
ley's comet
Don't forget the Opening OF the Will
mington Cigar Co. Saturday. May
2ist. This is the day that everybodys
happy'
Nothing win put team or it's game
sooner than when the pitchers are moi
up 20 their form
900
Now that a cork bail has been intro
duced into major baseball. why not
try a water core or a dimple?
900
Tho most merciless thing in the whole
wide world is a baseball crowd 1t
tramples over an entire team to make
hero to-day. and tomorrow II will
heartlessly behead its idol of the day
previous.
900
win Pete Chambers please favor us
with more meEaphone elections?
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

Having tired OF stage life. Ad Wolgast,
the lightweight champion, who has not
fought since he won tho title from Bat
Nelson, is now ready to don the mitts. His
manager. Tom Jones. has announced that
he has matched Ad to meet Lew Powell.
the California crack, for ten rounds be-
fore the Pacific A. c. in Los Angeles.
Cal, the first week in June. Powell is a
fast boy for ten rounds, and the champion
is taking a big risk with him. The pro-
moters are also anxious TO have Wolgast
meet Tommy Murphy or some other
eastern crack before the Jen-Johnson mill
takes place
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
cIarions Some clubbers.

The Clarion A. c. yesterday after
noon defeated the Summit A. c., by
the score of 10 to 10. in a game featured
by home runs and two and three-bag-
gers The Clarion A. c. wants games
with any Of the 12 or 13~year-old teams
of this city. Communications should
be sent to George Alexander, No. COL
Adams street.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
MAY TRANSFER
THE BIG FIGHT
Frisco Will Get II If County
Cuts Permit to rs
Rounds
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
(BY MAX BALTHAZARD

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
(BY MAX BALTHAzAR-)
SAN FRANCISCO. May 19.-If the
board OF supervisors of san Francisco
county adopt the recommendation of
its police committee and make the
fight permit granted Jim Jeffries for
the July fight good for forty-hve in
stead of twenty-five rounds, the JEFF
ries- johnson fight will be at once
transferred TO this city. The board
meets on Monday next The report
of the police committee viii be unan-
lmous and as a majority OF the board
members are believed TO favor the ex-
tension It is likely that by the middle
of the week the question of location
viii again be definitely settled although
Rickard viii still retain his string TO
Nevada in case of need.
There is a strong feeling in favor
Of the fight in this city. Merchants
generally realibe that there is no way
in which so many spectators could be
attracted to this city than by this
means. And the men who vii come
are the kind that are known as
"spenders." The result is that pres
sure from business interests is being
brought to beear on the city officials
to make matters easy for the promot-
ers as Il is realized much further
muddling of the location is likely TO
interfere with the drawing power of
the attraction.
Jack Gleason, Richards partner, and
Jim Griffin held an extended confer
ence today at which they discussed
the transfer of the permit. Griffin
said he would gladly do so and terms
were arranged although they were not
made public The location has not
been finally settled but the promoters
have options on two sites in the sub
urbs.
The preachers of the State con-
tinue their agitation against the fight
and petitions are being circulated
everywhere The attitude of Cover
nor Gillette. however. in declaring that
the promoters are well within the law
I'm their arrangements and his state
ments that under no circumstance VIII
he interfere coupled with the feeling
Of the San Francisco officials indl-
Gates that there is little chance Of the
bout being interfered with, If IL is
finally staged for this city.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
YOU WILL FIND
IN TRAVELLING

the value of knowing the language of the country you
are in Who is there that does not expect some day to
join the great army of pilgrims who "do Europe Every
year the possibility of this pleasure nearer Trans
portation is becoming matter simple and ineXpen-
sive that the world is dwindlng to neighborhood and
Tsoon there will be nothing foreign"
OF course one can go abroad and have nterpre-
vrr explain everything that said and But if you
,-ppen be with Tourists Party" you will not al
SKY US be enough the guide catch all that is said
o you have lost Just that much of valuable trip, and
h spend the balance OF your days wondering how much
GU missed.
Ara Think Of the added pleasure in being in foreign
ountry and understanding the language of the peo-
"a To be able walk into restaurant department
$ tre and be able take of yourself To feel free
M the need Of having one at your elbow all the
time do the talking for you. To be able read the
signs and keep from foolish and embarrassing bunders
When you with Others and have to ask the eter-
nal question, "What that he sadT You not only
miss muoh you a nuisance. If you happen have
near to ask-you are helpless.
The Journal Is offering you these lessons so that
travelling will be comfort and delight, and staying
home with the knowledge, will be accomplishment.
GET ALI, THE BACK LESSONS AND MASTER THE
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

at hotel. He misunderstood the pur-
pose Of the card.
Harry p. Ahern has announced his
candidacy for hundred assessor. He
was defeated for the nomination two
years ago.
Good VIII Fire Company's members
arch ustling selling tickets for it's ex-
cursion to Colchester Beach.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
Coco TemnIars ID Meet.

The Rev. f. c. Macnichol, of Asbury
NJ. r. Church. will address tire Inde-
pendent order of Good Templars i'm
odd Fellows Hall, Third and King
streets, tonight on Temperance
There will be a musical and literary
program.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
w. c. T. u. Monthly Meetina.

The monthly meeting of the W. c. r.
L. will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock in tho headquarters No.
100 West Eighth street. The executive
committee will meet at o'clock in the
same place.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
[RICkARDl

While there is much to pratue about
the favorite topic i'm pugilism at present
is the selection of Tex Rickard as referee
of the Jefr-Johnson MIL Although Tex
saws he is willing to be the third man In
tbo ring. he has also announced that
be is ready to step down should Jen and
johnson decide on another. The do.dhela
man is also one of the promoters OF the
battle. supplying the financial end Rick
ard came into prominence four years ago
when he engineered the Gans-Nelson fight
at Goldheld. New.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
Band Committee to Entertain.

The band committee of Scott NJ. +.
Church will give an entertainment i'm
the church tomorrow night for the
benefit of the band fund.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
BOYS CITY LEAGUE.

Landlith VS.. Belmont F. c., Twenty
fourth and Pine streets.
Polish Stars VS.. Y. M. c. A., Military
Grounds.
Brandywine VS.. Walfeek A. c., Syea-
more and Union.
Young American VS.. Lskerin, Penn
sylVania and Woodland Avenues.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
SATURDAY SCHEDULES
SATURDAY SCHEDULE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY LEAGUE.
(Games called at 3.15 o'eloek.)
Wilmington Gas Company VS.. River
view, RiVerView Park.
8rooN~ood VS.. dupont, Front and
Union.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

Where are the boys going Saturday,
Biu2 uit your kidding-to the open
ing OF the Wilmington Cigar Co.. of
courses
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

sEMl-PRoFEssIoNAL LEAGUE.
Peerless VS.. fremont, at Newport.
Newport VS.. Landlith, at LandIith.
Madison VS.. Highland, at Rockford
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
FENCERS WILL
COME TONIGHT

Professor Generoso Pavese, fencing
master 20 former President Roosevelt,
and Chevalier John Rossi, director of
the Grand Academy OF Fencing of Ge-
not. were unable to be present last
night at the fencing exhibition given by
the Italian Democratic Beneficial Club.
Thee lub received word that the two
fencing masters had been detained in
Philadelphia. They arc expected to-
night, however, and the exhibition will
take place accordingly.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
GAMES SCHEDULED FoR TO-DAY

II7N W . , % z = = q y 7 VT 7 U DN q
American League.
Detroit at Philadelphia
St Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
National League,
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Tri- State League.
Johnstown at Harrisburg.
Altoona at Winiamsport.
Trenton at Lancaster.
York at Reading.
Watch US grow. Wilmington Cigar
Co..
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
CATHOLIC LEAGUE.

ST. Elizabeth's VS.. ST. Peters, at St.
Peters.
St. PauIs VS.. st. Mary's, at st.
Mary's.
St. Hedwis's VS.. St. AIMS at ST.
AIMS.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

All roads lead TO the Wilmington
Cigar Co, S. w. Cor. 4th & Market~
Evening journal., 1910-05-19
ALL-WILMINcTON LEAGUE.

MenNiek VS. .Oriole, at Merwick.
Penn VS.. Ashley, at Ashley. (Trans-
ferred from Penn srounds.)
Rockford vs.. Parksde at Rockford,
HILLSIDE VS.. Highland, at Hillside.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

Souvenirs given free at the opening
of the wilmington Cigar Co, on Sat
urday.'
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

love my smoke, but Oh YOU El
Wadora.t
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

Saturdays games should be real.
Evening journal., 1910-05-19

Watch US grow. Wilmington Cigar
Co..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
OBITUARY

The funeral services over the re- mains of Martha M. Thomas wife of samuel Thomas, sr-, were held at the residence of her son-in-law, Ernest F, Manning 132 Lee avenue, Monday af- ternoon at 2:3O. Rev. Robert Higgin- botham, Assistant Pastor of South Congregational church officiating as sisted by Mrs. Martin and Mrs Robt Hard of South Church choir Mrs Martin and Mrs. Hard rendered Rock of Ages as a duet and Mrs Martin rendered Face to Face, which was the deceased's favorite hymn. The floral selections were numerous and beauti- ful-standing Cross, worded Mother, from fani1y;- pillow worded wife; heart from grandchildren, and bou- quet of roses from son-in-1aw and many bouquets of carnations and chrysanthernurns from the following friends: Mrs. J. J. Gallagher, MT. and Mrs. Jack Hudson, MT. and Mrs Fred Ives and family, MT. and Mrs J. White and family, Mrs. Shipman, Mrs Hoag, Mrs. Youngs, and Mrs. H. W. Sherwood. The friends who so kindly acted as panbearers were Messrs. James Halpin, ST., John Sullivan, William Hennigan, Thos. Farren, Ar thur Zel1a and Fred Locke The in- terment was in the family lot at Park Cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
CAPT. BOGARDUs AGAIN
 HITS THE BULLS EYE

This world famous rifle shot who holds the championship record of 100 living at Lincoln, III. Recently inter viewed, he says:-"I suffered long time with kidney and bladder trou- ble and used several well known kid new medicines, all of which gave me no relief until I started taking Foley Kidney Pills. Before I used Foley Kidney Pills I had severe backaches and pains in my kidneys with sup pression and a cloudy voiding. On arising in the morning ] would get dull headaches, Now I have taken three bottles of Foley's Kidney Pills and feel 100 per cent. better. I am never bothered with my kidneys or bladder and again feel my own self.'' F. B. Brill and Curtis Phar- macy. T 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
Fairfield County News.
Forest Fire Conauered.

E'OfeSC E1re COnqueFeO.
 The destructive forest fire which had been raging between South Will ton and Wilton since Tuesday noon (11th) was finally conquered Friday evening by Forest Fire Warden Ed ward H. Olmstead, Deputy Edward o. Gilbert and a corps of frefghters. About one hundred acres were burn ed over-
 Broke His Wrist. x As he attempted to crank his auto mobile Wednesday afternoon MT. Merrill, of Darien, had the misfor- tune to have his right wrist broken when the engine kicked back.
 A Narrow Escape.
 At Branchville, last week, as Miss Carrie and Miss Nellie Davis were returning to North Wilton, after vis- iting friends in Danbury, and were leaving the train, it started and both were thrown to the ground and drag ged quite a distance. Miss Nellie was only slightly bruised but her sis ter was rendered unconscious, one eye seriously hurt. several teeth loos- ened and her body badly bruised
 Mrs. James Will PrObated.
 The will of the late Mrs. Maria. Philips James has been admitted to probate in the Norwalk Probate court. There was no opposition to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

A reporter of the N. Y. Sun who is Investigating political conditions in Iowa, writes: "Not a single progress sive with whom I have talked, has not frankly declared against third term and expressed his belief that if re- nominated MT Roosevelt will be beat en- This tends to confirm the Wash ington report that the Progressives have sssoured on'' Roosevelt, and no longer regard him as their natural leader. His s'new nationalism'' is probably the cause of their change of position.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
THIS NEW sroMAoH1o POLICY.

Sheriff &1aWley's plan of abating Re publican antagonism to his candidacy for reelection. viz, by dining and wining', throughout the county, which was seemingly abandoned after two or three "feeds'' here in Bridgeport. ap- pears to have been adopted as a State policy by MT. Goodwin, Republican candidate for Governor. It is scarce ly compliment to the intelligence of the recipients of his bounty, this as sumption that to capture the party workers 1t is only necessary to feed them.
 The appeal is to bowels instead of brains, to appetite instead of intelli- gence. Lacking mental sustenance, the Republican campaign is directed to the capture of stomachs.
 There has long been, and still is, an insistent popular demand for a reduc- tfon in the abnornal1y high cost of Iiv- ing The Republican Congress, tied tightly by it's relations with the tariff benedciaries and trusts, could not, and did not, grant this demand but side tracked 1t by appointing a committee of Investigation which fulfilled it's pre- arranged mission with the report in substance. Nothing doing''
 Candidate Goodwin appears disposed to grant in part this popular demand in probably the only way in which it will ever be granted by his party, viz, by giving a. few square meals, to, it's workers. With costly feeds" he re- duces the cost of living to the chosen few. but leaves the multitude of the equally hungry and thirsty to the of ten insufficient fare necessitated by the high prices of foods which prevail r7.,~~ AH@r@ VR- ..I-1S
 are really the inevitable result of it.
 It is an unfair discrimination. but quite characteristic Of the party-the few against the many. We do not be- lieve that this new stomachic policy will work to the benefit of the Republi can ticket on Nov 9th. The contrast between the munifcence of the few, and the poverty of the many, is too potent and too great.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
MONROE

Edwin c. Shelton is having erected at his place large open shed 45x20. Louis Studley has the contract.
 Meeting of the Democratic Caucus called to order at P. M. by town chairman F. w. Wheeler. The cleo tfon of a town committee for 2 years resulted as follows: Edwin c. Shelton and F. w. Wheeler. Stiles M. Clarke was unanimously nominated as a can didate for representative. Justices of the Peace were Louis Goulett, Arthu UT w. French, Warren W. Bliss, and John T. Eastwood.
 Mrs. Albert Wheeler is visiting her deIphia also her sister in New Jersey.
 The Huntington Whist Club met at BeardsIey's Hall Wednesday evening:
 Mrs George Haw1ey and mother left Wednesday for a weeks visit with rel atives in New York City.
 Louis Studley picked ripe strawber- ries at B. c. Shelton's Wednesday,
 Fairfield County Pomona Grange held a special meeting at Sturdevant Hall, Bridgeport as guests of Easton Grange Wednesday, October 19.
 Miss Esther F'rink. teacher at East Village has visited at her home at Lakevil1e.
 Harold Everts. Chauffeur for Henry J. Lord, spent Sunday in New York.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis returned Mon day from a visit with her daughters in Bridgeport.
 Patsy German left last week for New Haven, where he has accepted a fine position.
 Anton Zimmerman butchered two fine porkers last Monday.
 Columbus Day was not recognized in town not even by the schools.
 John F. Sannmis is transporting the children of Walkers Farms District to the Elm St. school
 Miss Ina Allen of Waterbury was a recent guest of her friend Mrs. Hen ry J. Lord.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

In Greenwich. says the Stamford Advocate, "a number of earnest and intelligent Republicans have been en- forcing their demand for new deal, and, at Thursday nights caucus. rout- ed a machine that is said to have dominated the town. not only dictating nominations for public office, but talk ing an important part in their admin istration.''
 Itl,is s.the same old story in the same old way.'-machine rule until in dignant and effective revolt ensues- What is true of Greenwich, is also true of nearly all towns, cities, coun- ties and States under Republican rule.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

October 2s, 29 and 3oth.
 MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Allen closed their summer home yesterday and re- turned to Brooklyn for the winter.
 Miss Margaret Grove of .Botsford spent Tuesday calling on friends in town.
 Miss B. Madge Peck enjoyed Sat urday with friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Daisy Belle Morrow who was seriously hurt in a runaway Sunday, is improving slowly at the Bridgeport Hospital.
 Edward J. Keane of Bridgeport has been spending few days at his home in Botsford enjoying the hunting sea- son.
 Mrs. Alkaline Fairchfld left yesterday for Painesville Ohio, to attend we'd ding after which she expects to spend the winter in Toledo, Ohio.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

Senatorial Candidate Mclean is for tunate in securing such capable agents in Western Connecticut as Roraback of Canaan and King of Bridgeport though possibly they are but loaned to him. The Canaan man appears to have swept Lftchfeld county as near ly clean as King has performed the same function in Fairfield county. If the Mclean campaigns in the other six counties have been under equally skilled management the Courant's es- t1nate of g Mclean preponderance in legislative nominations may prove well founded
 Roraback and King are classed as railroad agents. Doubtless the Me Lean managers in the remainder of the State are of the same type. If so, the Senatorial aspirant is indeed fortunate, for the railroad does not accept second class service; its ma chine is of the best.
 This question doubtless comes to the mind of the average voter Why so great a railroad interest in the Nc Lean candidacy. Big corporations do not usually entertain predilections for any particular person unless believing he can be useful to them. Such con- alterations as intellectual powers, and skilled oratory do not appeal to them
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
VIEWPOINT

MT and Mrs. A. c. Moore have re- turned from a few days stay in Bpt. where they attended the funeral Sun day of MT. Moore's sister, Miss Minnie Moore of Stratford who died at the home of her brother in Newtown Thursday, Oct. 18th, after a finger ing illness
 Misses Ruth and Anna Ruffels have been appointed delegates to the Biz Centennial State Christian Endeavor Convention to be held in Waterbury
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

unless likely to be exercised in their interest; ability and willingness to serve the peoples Interests disquali- fly for their favor.
 Are the voters being juggled by high commendation of McLeans qualifca- tions. into action detrimental to their own interests? Is the activity in Mo Leans support of men classed as rail- road agents meaningless?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

The Hartford Courant suggests that 'tthe real way to manage the caucus business so long as we have to have caucuses is to have them all held the same day or night instead of string ing along for weeks or months. It is an excellent suggestion. One most salutary result would be the partial or entire elimination of the caucus ma nipulator or 'tpersuader," for no ex- isting machine cocId cover the whole State in a single day or night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

Is Bridgeport deemed "a storm cen ter'' by the managers of the Goodwin campaign? Three appearances Of a candidate for Governor in one city during brief campaign is somewhat unusual. Is it believed by the Re- publican managers that the members of the party here are less h1debouno than those in other cities and,~ there fore, more likely to vote upon Pro- gressive lines?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
GETS NOMINATION
 AS WEDDING GTFT Winsted Democrats Elected Coroner and Will Now Try an Undertaken
 For Representative.

Winsted, Oct. 19-In view of inc fact that he is to become a brfde- groom next week, Democrats in Con ventien here gave c. J. Maloney. a young business man, a wedding pres ent in the form of a, nomination for Representative in the General Assem- bly,. MT. Ma1oney accepted and has promised to be back from his bridal tour by election day.
 Democrats say that two years ago they elected a coroner, and they think they can elect an undertaken this year. MT. Maloney is an undertaken
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

BRIDGEPORT ALDERNIANIC
 NOMINATIONS. First-WaI1ace W. We1ch. Second-James P. Garrity. Third-Frank Timlxo. Fourfh-Robert G. DeForest. FiftE-T7on1as P. DonnelIy. Sixth-vtlIiam J. Moran. SevenEh-ThoIn&s ". Reddy. Eightl1-FFederick J. VoOs, Jr. Nfntk--Jol1n J. Ennis, Jr. Tenf8R-Patrfck Cuddy. Eleventh-Isaac MOOrey. TSwelft1l-Winiazn Rogan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Governor-simeon E. Baldwin or New Haven.
 IAeuteaaane Governor-Andrew J. BrouRhel of Hartford.
 Secretary-ZalmOn GOodseH of Bridgeport.
 Heasuxer-Edward T. Brown. of New London.
 Comprehension RI. Brady of New Britain.
 Attorney Genera1-Talcott H. Rus sell of Now Haven.
 RepreSemfatdve-at-La - George F. InkeEsoM of Ridgefae1d.
 Represeutatave i'm Congress, Fourth DBtrfce-4ynn W. Wilson of Bridge
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19

The Newell Select School of Da83cf3Gs
 and Department at ,Ir 419' Masonic Temple, 1905 Broad Sta CfS
 Advanced class for Ladies andfqf4er4t tlemen. Tuesday evening, Oct. h9,oAt Go o'clock; Beginners class for FradfNs and Gentlemen Thursday evening, 3et4r 20, at g o'clock A borough corTspr rr,Gz instruction in the waltz and -75eseiatfs{i dances. Circulars mailed upour u,4s pl1cation. w. Gilbert Neweasns3F1 Liberty Street. G15d dsIeW
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-19
SEPARATES.

FAlrAeId County-Wi1iam voll1ner of NOrSgaTk.
 LAec4lfe1d COunty-Chesterfie1d c. &Rld6He&RooAs of W1ns&ed.