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New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

team was very strong in his estima tion He said that if Robinson could keep his pitchers in their p~s.. -A cnt cond.1.on and the hustle the club now shows continues, he would make things lively even for McGraw. Since then a heavy blow has fallen in the illness of Nap Fucker. Tonsilitis is 8 treacherous disease and often af- fects an athlete for many weeks.
 Giants Look Strong.
 The Giants should be odds on fa- vorites in the National league race. Like Connie Mack McGraw has con served almost his full strength, while all customary challengers have been weakened. Of course McGraw Is likely to feel the loss of Tillie Shafcr at third, now that Herzog Is gone
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
DEMAREE BALLAST IN MARYLAND STORM FremIne Blows Up m First Inning
 but Giants Win.

Baltimore, April 13.--Those Giants got ample revenge here yesterday for the defeat of Saturday at the hands Of Jack Dunn's Baltimoreans. The z to ? score tells how well the New Yorks performed their duty.
 Arthur Fromme opened for Me- CraW and before he got his bearings Daniels singled, Cree doubled and Trowmbly sent them both across with another two base smash From then On to the finish the locals never had d chance to visit the home station ex- cept as batsmen. Demaree replaced Fromme in the sixth after Mike Don- hE had batted for the first twirler. The cartoonist was in rare form, Cree being the only one to connect safely with his offerings while four struck out. The score: 7
 r. h. c. New York ..... 21O01O210--7 10 0 Baltimore .... 2OO0OOOOO--2 6
 Batteries-Fromme, Demaree and Meyers; Russell, Morrisette and Egan.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
BASEBALL CHALLENGE.

The Screscent A. c. of Middletown have organized baseball team for the season and would like to arrange games with any teams in New Britain or Bristol, the Tigers of this city, ana the Flats of the Bell City, preferred. Address all challenges to Manager John E. Kidney, 66 Spring street Middletown, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

bowled more consistently on than any of. the. seven other clubs in the league and; deserve ed s::f ::fb1swin: K Gaptain Anden- son .toppedt; the eysy sy;indaividuaf bowlers with an .avera agesof a,iflety-three pins to the string. Dave Moore finished with an average of eighty-seven. George Clark with the same, anu James Riley and Ed Williams with eighty y-six each.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

The Corbin Screw corporation led the way in the Factory Bowling league al the Aetna alleys and set the pace during the entire schedule. The team Won thirty-three games and lost nine, finishing with a percentage of .786. Their nearest rival, the Stan ley Rule and Level five, had a per- centage of 595.
 The Screw Shop sharp shooters
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Walsh Twirls for White sox.

St. Joseph, Mo, April 13.-The Chicago White Sox wound up their training trip yesterday by winning from the St. Joseph team. to ?. The sox f1elded raggedly but managed to hit opportunely. Walsh worked four innings for the Sox and showed gcod form, allowing but one. hit The score:
 r. h. e. White Sox q. 2O011oOOO--4 10 4 St. Joseph - O1O0OO1OO-2 : i
 Batteries--Walsh, Russell and Schalk; Sterzer, Jenkins, Mitchell and Sohang.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
ANOTHER CHALLENG GE,

The South End A. C. of this city de- sires games with teams whose play CTS average eighteen years of age Address Manager William E. Bottom ley, 97 Whiting street, city.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Red Sox shut Out Reds.

Cincinnati, April 13.-P1aying su- perb ball at all stages of the game, the Boston Red Sox defeated the Reds, 4 to 0 yesterday in a contest featured by the pitching of Leonard and Bedient of the Sox and Rowan and Yingling for the Reds. Hooper ard Lewis got two bingles each. Scott playing left field for the former worlds champions, proved to be the star of the afternoon, accepting twelve chances without a wabble. getting one hit and scoring two men. The score: :
 r. h. e.. Boston American 001020O10-4 ' | Batteries--Rowan. Yingling and Clarke: Leonard, Bedient and Carri- gan and Thomas.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

worst trouncing ever handed out by team of minor Ieaguers to the cham lions The Jersey City players dis played surprising batting skill by pounding out total of seventeen safeties for an aggregate of twenty three bases off Bohen and Burning. The score
 Athletics . O34100O0O- 8 13 ( Jersey City ... O1S162O2"-20 IT 5
 Batteries-Bohen. Burning and Thomas and McAvey; Verbout, Bruck and Tee.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Cub Pitchers Blank Maps.

Cleveland, April 13.-1The Chicago Cubs covered themselves with glory yesterday when they defeated the Maps, s to 0. With exceedingly effec- tive pitching they had no trouble in blanking the club that was considered one of the best in the American league last year. The score:
 ..s r. h. e. Maps ........ 000000000---0 4 Cubs s.... 00O30014O--S 6 , Batteries-vHagerman Collamor and O'Neil: Cheney, Pearce, Lavender and Archer.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Baumgartner and gAgnew.
Texas Lengue..

.7.~f sIesrH3aasNRs EHNeSIItS. Galvestons 5, Houston ?.
 Beaumont 7,s San Antonio 1. Dallas 12, Austin 4. Fort Worth 4, Waco 3. tt
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Athletics Get Hard Bump.

Jersey City, April 13.---The Jersey City Skeeters opened their season at West Side park yesterday with a vic- tory over Connie Mack's worlds champions by a score of 20 to 8, the
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Beck Breaks Up the Game.

St. Louis. Aprin 13.-Beck's triple in the eighth inning won the last game of the spring city series for the Cardi- nals. The score was , to 2 The score: %a
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Pirates Drop Game to K. C.

Kansas City. April 13.--The local American Association club hit three pitchers hard and easily defeated the Plttsburg Nationals to yesterday Mowrey of Pittsburg batted Fl triple, double and two singles. The score
 r. h. c. Kansas City ...... 2 11 Plttsburg ..... :, s Batteries-Ritche, Ragan and M core: OToole. Councilman, Cooper and t'renegan.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Tigers Lose at Indianapolis.

Tigers Lose at Indianapolis. Indianapolis, April 13.--The Indian apolis American Association club de- feated the Detroit Americans yester- day in a great pitching battle by the score of } to 1. With one down in the ninth and the score tied at one run each Metz of Indianapolis tripled to right and scored on Crandall's single. The score:
 r. h. e. Detroit .... 010000000--1 3 Indianapolis ... 00Oo10O01-2 5 3 Batteries-Dauss Williams and stanage; Mckee, Burk and Living ston.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Ali Want to Sec Johnson.

Providence, April 13.--The baseball game at Rocky Point yesterday be- tween the Grays and Washingtons was won by the American 1eaguers by ' to score and was ended in the eighth inning by the crowd surging on the field and rendering further play impossible. Walter Johnson started to warm up. and this was the signal for the big crowd leaving the bleachers to watch the operation. with the result that the infield was packed and the umpire called the game. The score:
New Britain herald., 1914-04-13

r. h. c. Washington .. 12001O3-7 10 2 Providence ..... 01013o0--5 s , Batteries-J. Bentley, Engel and Henry: Oldham, R. Bentley and. OnsloW.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22

a studied effort made to withhold in formation regarding the transactioEt ry which the westchester was forc'a upon tho New Haven by Morgan. Through their financial connections c'horne and Ferry induced Morgan l. advocate the purchase of the Vest chester project by the New Haven against his, Mellcn's, protest that tho Westchester stock was not worth ten e nts on the dollar.
 A committee was appointed to ;r- vestigate and report upon the advis'' bility of the New Haven advancina funds for acquiring. completing ""' other desirable properties.
 The committee considered of Nor gan. ST.. Rockefeller and Miller Tit
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BRAND JURY PROBES
 ALASKA HAL|BUT TRUST

hut industry of Sattle and Alaskan coast. The investigation has been in progress several days and many wit resses examined and it is thought that the Booth Company will be found n have engineered trust which Has given them absolute control of one si inc industries of the coast which it ropi,,ly bccoming of first importance in producing a cheap and wholesome article of food.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22

committee reported in favor Of ad- vancing money to complete the West- chester scheme, which report was adopted.
 The firm of J. r. Morgan & Co.,, wa' then, as for many years. the hsc" agent of the New York. New Haven ard Hartford. and as such handled ui the finances.
 With the authority conferred up''. 1t by the New Haven. J. P. Mrogan x Go. in October. 1906. began to advane. millions of dollars to the $1.ooo Mill brook Company It's first payment be- lre d check for s35O.OOo on October II 1906. During the months of Octoha . md November and January following Morgan & Co. advanced to the MILL
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22

happened today when thousands of the suffragettes marched to Buckingham palace to present their petition to the king Finding themselves confront. by a double line of policemen which checked their progress. the militant leaders hesitated for but q short tim. and then commenced to rush ihs guards, which was followed by the tercest battle in the history of the militant movement.
 The police used their clubs freely pnd the militants were roughly hand led but used such missils as were at hand and for a time looked as thouGt they would be able to break throusn
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. c. May B.
 Meilen again took the stand today and continuing his testimony of ye'- terday proceeded to give detail "c'
 counts of the New Haven road trans . actions and to pay his respects to
 r. Morgan and his associates. Meiien was asked what the meeting of tht directors of the New Haven roan would have been without the presence of Morgan answered About the same as a lot of cows without a bull" Hf said thnt Morgan dominated the bo'r' md without him nothing of import unce was ever dcnc which had to "' with the general policy of tho Ne" Haven road. He stated that there WI
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who were forced to surrender.
 The capture of Saltilio puts the whcle of northern Mexico under the control of the constitutionalists which the federals can never ever hope tc recover. Villa will not give the fes- erals any rest. but with the aid oi trees which are available. In addi- tion to tho forces under his imme- 6late command. he will surround the retreating army federals and attempt to deliver them a crushing blow.
 Iris said that the news of the sue cess of the constitutionalist when re ceived at Niagara created somethinl
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
BEAR WILL ARRIVE
 DUTCH HkRBoR SATURDAY
sssoial Nussst ssrvIss.

epseial Nugget Service.
 RADIO STATION. May 22.-Ths ,udio station has reported that the, have been in communication with the revenue cutter Bear and the Bear .c- ports that she expects to arrive a' Dutch Harbor Saturday night or Sun day morning. Nothing has yet beer. heard from the Corwin which was sx. pectsd to have been at Seward yes tsrday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
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0pseiai Nugget Service.
 LAREDO. Mex. May 22.-Omc'ai confirmation of the capture of Saltilio by the constitutionalists was received here today. The federal troops. twelve thousand strong, evacuated the city before the arrival of Villa and r,- treated southword presumably to male a juncture with the federal forces st San Louis Potosi. Villa took posses sicn of the city and was received by tho people with every show of delight
 IT. u skirmish with the retreatinl fcderals Villas forces succeeded IT surrounding detachment of federal'
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
STR. NAVAJO FOR
 NOME-KOTzE zEBUE ROUTE

going some slight repairing aio changes and will be placed on the Nome K Kotxebue sound trade this sum
 mer. The steamship company has a'' ready sufficient freight contracted t0 lead the vessel for her first trip north
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22

The police department of London if d. .termined that the suffragettes shal not be able to rush the guards abor' Rockingham palace and force them St elves into the presence of the kii3 with their petition. The palace is therefore surrounded today by a gua..' If twenty five hundred of the picka'. ,olicemen of London Even this sho \ or force. 1t Is thought, may not de.h the suffrngettes from attempting tc carry out their plans and serious trou' ble is expected when they reach Buck ingham palace grounds.
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speeial Nusset Service.

SEATTLE, May 2e.- Tli'' grand Ju.y is now conducting an invcstisntion oi al alleged fish trust which is said tc have been formed in Sr;ttn. Tie grand jury today ordered the BootE Fishing Company {" produce the books and records of the c"mnny. evidence having bccn given that the l"oih
 Company had engineered hnlihnt tr,,st which controlled the whole hali
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
MORGAN jR. DISCHARGED mELLEM
ROOSEVELT APPEALS TO
 REPS. SUPPORT PINCH0T

l.. state and plainly shows the pu;' icy of the republican party to con- tinue in power a coterie of men whC ar immicable to the best interests "i the country. Roosevelt declared that { c..sis had been reached in this coun try and today issued a statement ap- rcaling to the republicans of Peap sv,vania to give their support to Pin chOt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
RICHIE AND WALSH
 MATCHED TO MEET LONDON
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Speeta1 Nuebst oeTS'oSs
 CHICAGO, May 22.-Aftcr many negotiations extending over several months arrangements has been macs tu match Willie Richie md Freddie Welsh to meet soon In London. Int London promoters have wired Richie that they had accepted his terms for f,ght and 1t is now certain the tive men will meet soon to decide the championship of the world Richie
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
Special Nugget servios.

LONDON, May 2l.-The police ri London Ia determined to thwart il" efforts of the suffragettes in present. ins their petition to the king today T he petition has been In circulatis1 fci some time and has thousands oi names from every section of the coun- try which makes the petition perhaps the largest one ever prepared for pro- sentation to a sovereign. It was an nounced that the petition would bt presented to the king today by com mittee of suffragettes accompanied o, a great procession and a great public demonstration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
LOST AMERICAN CONSUL cAFi epsciaI Nugget Service

MEXICO CITY. May 2:.-Thc ions lest American consul, Silliman, whS was supposed to have lost his hte among the Mexican rebels arrived in Mexico City today. Siiliman he'd n"s bt en heard from for several weeks and his arrival here was . great sur prise as he had been given up a dead
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
C0NSTITUTl0NAlISTS CONTROL
 NORTHERN MEXICO NOW

ot q stir and the continued success oi the rebels makes 1t more apparent each day that Carranza must be taken int' account as an important if not the controlling factor in adjusting Mexi- can affairs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
Nveast Special Service

Nugget Special Service
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. May A. It was announced from the White House today that the administration had been advised that Carransa wouit send representatives to meet with other representatives and mediators at Niagara Falls.
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Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE, May ee.--The A'"sE'' steamship Company of this city today chartered the steamship Nnvaj" whi'r they will send north in ih" early par Q. June. The steamer is now under
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
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Srecial Nugget Service.
 OYSTER BAY. May .2.-Roosevet has come out of his shell and IS g'H' ;nr his influence to secure the eiecti' of his old friend l'inch"t In l'ennsSl- yania. Roosevelt says that the nom fl alton of Penrose for United states senator shows the determination O. the republican party to continue t'' id ring in control of the affairs h
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. May B. Mellen testified today that he shoui- dcred the responsibility of the New Haven Grand Trunk deal 10 save Nor gan from indictment which would have killed him and he said Morgans son repaid him by. discharging hi.a from his position.
 Meiien. was very bitter in his de- nuncRtions of the actions of both Morgan ST. and Morgan. 1r.. who h' said sacrificed him to cover up t't results of their work in wrecking nf road of which he was president.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22

was defeated by Welsh last Novemb9i when they met In twenty round con test in los Angeles.
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MILITANTS STORM GATES
 OF BUCKINGHAM PALACE

the guards and reach the palace.
 Achievements were rushed to the scene of disturbance and finally tM poiice drove the suffragettes back and made many arrests and now have number of the leaders in jail.
 London is greatly agitated over t:e cay's doing at Buckingham palace and 1, s predicted that the government will have to face the renewed activ:- ties of the militant movement when is expected to break out with renewe' fury.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-22
MELlEN ACTED TO SAVE
 MORGAN FROM lNDICTm

brook Company on the demand notes $s.25o. 900.
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LONDON, May 32.-The expected
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