m
‘1 15111711111111: (liven 0191011” by I'mldant‘Piiiliam Give the
‘ ‘. Standing of Players Participating In 15 llamas or More
am
new 1101111. October 224151151115; are the 511151111 111111111; avoragcs of
flwnnal League players who pogticipatod in fifteen or more championship
than during the season of 1905. 11 compiled by Secretary, H. C. Puiiiam:
. 1;. am. 1‘. h. Lb. 29. lib. h.r. Pct.
Harmon. Cincinnati 1411 5111 95 21 325 411 21 11 .1171
Wagner. Pittsburg 147 549 114 199 277 :12 14 11 .2113
Jill. New York 150 606 124 210 300 31 its 7 .359
'umont. Pittaburg 97 884 00 120 103 12 ii 9 .328
y 'I'hetnaa. Philadelphia 147 5112 1111 1711 2111 11 11 11 .1117
.(ihanoe. Chicago .. ...... 115 392 112 124 1711 111 12 2 .3111
roaster. Pittsburg 112 127 12‘ 411 45 1 2 11 .315
1811111111581. Louis ....... .. 1311 5:14 711 11111 2:11 21 111 4 .1111
Titan. Philadelphia 147 54s 1111 1119 2:111. :111 14 2 .2119
., Barry, Chi. and Clncln. 152 51111 11111 1112 222 1:1 12 1 .3114
. ”81111115; Cincinnati ........ . 111 511 11 17 25 1 2 1 .2114
;»Bresnahan. New York . ...... 95 331 511 1911 124 1111 :1 11 .3112
(Manes. Philadelphia ..... . 155 11113 190 1110 25:1 24 I7 :3 .2119
1 ‘-‘Uiu‘lte. Pittsburg ....... 137 525 95 157 tall 18 15 2 .299
:McGhtln, New York ........ .. 136 491 88 147 213 23 14 5 .299
1Clym9r. Pittsburg ....... 90 365 74 108 129 ll 5 0 .296
. Lumley, Brooklyn ....... . 129 505 50 148 208 19 Ill 7 .293
21310111115, New york ...... . 127 5:111 95 157 21:1 111 14 4 .293
.Shcckard. Brooklyn ......... 129 .4110 511 1411 191 211 11 :1 .292
Howard, Pittsburg ..... . ..... 119 435 56 127 1111 111 5 2 .292
‘ Cessier, Brooklyn ........ 119 431 44 125 159 17 4 :1 .291)
‘ 'l‘enney. Boston . ............ . 148 549 114 158 1112 111 :1 11 .2811
Beckley, St. Louis 134 514 411 147 1119 211 111 l .2115
,Grady, St. Louis . .......... . 91 311 41 89 135 20 7 4 .286
‘ Behring. Cincinnati .......... 66 217 ill 52 88 10 5 2 .2811
'Abbaticchio. Boston ......... . 15:1 1510 711 1711 2211 25 12 : .2711
Merton, New York ..... 1511 551 111 154 239 27 17 l .279
"Wiltae. New York :13 2 1:1 211 22 2 11 11 .2711
f Kelley, Cincinnati ........... 117 321 4:1 89 ill 7 ii i .277
. Evers. Chicago ............. . 99 340 44 94 112 ll 2 l ,,276
McCarthy. Chicago 43 1711 111 47 57 4 :1 0 .2711
Courtney, Philadelphia ...... 155 11111 77 1117- 11111 14 7 2 .275
. 811 »1111411, Chicago ....... .. 123 49:1 9‘7 1:15 1111 15 74 I .274
. 11 3311111, Cincinnati 149 5114 117» 154 1111 11 11 1 .273
Stolnfeliit. Cincinnati 1011 394 411 lu-i 141 Ill 9 I .271
Single, Chicago ....... . 155 5611 911 153 11111 19 4 11 .2119
Dolau. Gin. and Boston 134 5111 51 137 175 1:1 11 : .2119
‘ Bondsman. .Np’w York 911 2117 :17 1111 99 11 1 :1 .2119
‘ Shannon, St. Louis ...... 1411 544 7: 1413 1511 111 :1 11 .2511
Hummei. Brooklyn . .......... 311 1119 19 29 411 :1 4 11 .2511
Ewing, Cincinnati . ...... 42 122 1:1 :12 :15 1 1 0 .252
Maloney. Chicago ........... 145 551; 78 145 196 17 14 2 .260
Branslleid, Philadelphia ..... 151 580 55 150 2119 2:1 9 :1 .259
Strong, New York ..... 95 294 51 71; 102 11 4 :1 .259
Delahanty. Boston ........... 124 461 50 119 1111 II 11- 5 .258
Leach. ‘,Pittsburg ............ 131 499 71 128 172 111 14 2 .257
Clarke, J.. St. Louis ......... 45 1117 :11 4:1 59 :1 2 :1 .257
Ritchey. Plttsburg .......... 15:1 53:1 54 135 177 29 5' 11 .255
Warner, St. Louis ........... 41 1:17 9 35 44 2 2 I .255
HInchman, Cincinnati ....... 17 51 19 13 19 4 l (1 .255
Kahoe, Philadelphia ......... 1:3 51 2 1:1 15 2 11 11.255
Doolin, Philadelphia ........ 1:15 492 53 125 177 27 11 1 .254
Dobbs, Brooklyn ............ 12:1 4511 59 117 152 21 4 2 .254
Lewis, Brooklyn ............. 118 433 :12 110 132 9 2 :1 .254
Batch, Brooklyn ............. 145 5511 54 143 2110 29 11 5 .252
Malay. Brooklyn ............ 101 3411 21:1 1111 1112 7 2 1 .252
Bridweli, Cincinnati ......... 74 254 I7 64 69 :1 1 11 .252
Booth, Philadelphia ......... 1118 3811 45 95 1111 1:1 5 11 .2511
De (lroff, St. Louis .......... . 15 1'11; :l 14 18 2 l 11 .250
Corcoran, Cincinnati ........ 151 11115 711 1511 199 2 ll ‘3 .2411
Gleason, Philadelphia ....... 1:33. 6115‘ 9:3 150 1114 17 7 l .247
Council, Boston ............. 154 5117 52 1411 1112 14 4 11 .217
Tinker, Chicago ............. 149 547 711 135 175 111 s 2 .2147
Brain, St. L. and Pitts. ...... 123 411.3 42 115 1711 21 11 4 .247
Gilbert. New York ........... 115 375 45 9:1 119 11 :1 11 .217
\ Devlin, New York ........... 15:1 525 74 129 1113 14 7 2 .2411
McIntyre. Brooklyn ......... 45 139 15 :14 4:1 1; 11 l .2411
Arndt. St. Louis ............ . 111 415 40 1111 1:111 11 11 2 .241;
Dahlen, New York .......... 1411 5211 1:7 121; 175 211 4 7 .242
Odweii. Cincinnati .......... 121; 41111 711 113 .1511 111 11 :1 .241
Dunleavy, St. Louis ......... 119 435 52 105 1:12 11 11 l .211
Hoelskoetter. St. Louis ...... :34 8:1 7 20 24 2 1 ii .241
Moran. Boston ............... 711 257 22 134 111 11 5 2 .2411
Shay, St. Louis ......... 711 281 30 67 111 12 1 11 .238
Hall. N. Y. and Bklyn. ...... 53 206 22 49 ill 4 1 ‘J .2315
Street. Bus. and Cincln. ..... 30 105 it 25 32 5 l (l .238
Hofman, Chicago ............ 11:1 2117 4:1 511 113 14 4 1 .237
Mathewson. New York ...... 4:1 127 15 :19 4] 5 11 2 .2116
Hillebrandt. Pitteburg ....... 311 110 9 211 :13 :1 2 11 .236
McGInnity, New York ....... 411 120 11 23 1111 11 l 11 .233
Casey, Chicago .............. 142 525 611 122 11:11 21 111 1 .232
Phelps. Cincinnati ..... 44 1511 111 35 47 5 :1 11 .231
’I‘hielman. St, Lottie .......... 33 91 16 21 32 l 9 U .231
Clancy. Pittsbtlrg ...... 51; 227 23 52 75 ll 1’. 2 .229
loahey. St. Louis ........... 29 97 3 22 29 1 :1 11 .227
Schlei, Cincinnati ........... 95 314 :12 71 1411 11 :1 l .225
Burke. St. Louis ..... . ....... 122 43l 34 97 119 9 5 I .225
Wolverton, Boston ........... 122 4113 311 104 1:19 15 7 2 .225
.FraSer. Boston ........... 45 155 15 35 4:1 11 11 11 .224
Peltz, Pittsburg ........... 118 278 18 132 72 111 11 11 .223
Bitter, Brooklyn ............. 91) 311 :12 1111 111 111 r. 1 .219
Kling, Chicago ............... 110 880 25 ii: 1011 ii 6 .218
Neotiham. Boston ............ 82 271 21 59 7:1 11 I 2 .218
McBride, Pitts. and St. 1.. 11111 31111 :11 911 95 5 2 ‘ .217
Owens. Brooklyn ............ 43 1511 i4 :15 49 15 2 I .2li
Raymer. Boston .......... 135 4119 211 1115 12:1 14 2 0 .211
Corridor). Philadelphia ....... 35 72 ii 15 21 l l l .208
Weimer. Chicago ....... :13 92 11 19 22 l i 11 .2117
Carlsch, Pittsburg ........... :19 1117 7 22 211 11 :1 ii .290
Jones, Brooklyn ....... 311 115 ti 13 13 11 11 11 .2110
Nichols. st. 1.. and Phila. 2.5 75 :1 15 11; 1 11 11 .2110
Heifer. Chicago ............. 15 411 4 s 11 : 11 11 .2110
O'Neill, Chicago ............. 511 172 15 34 42 4 2 11 .198
li‘lahorty. Pittsburg .......... 29 711 7 15 23 4 2 ti .197
Blankenship. Cincinnati ..... 15 511 11 11 14 l 1 (l .liitl
Abbott, Philadelphia ......... :19 129 9 25 3:1 11 l 11 .195
Check. Cincinnati ........ :19 119 11 17 19 11 l (I .1111
Bergen. Brooklyn ............ "1‘11 247 12 47 54 :1 2 11 .1110
Taylor, J.. St, Louis . ........ 39 lill ll 23 32 5 2 0 .190
Mitchell, Brooklyn .......... :5 70 4 15 15 0 0 ii .191)
Blbb, Brooklyn ........... 74 235 27 44 55 ll 2 11 .1117
Lanterboru. Boston .......... 57 21111 11 :17 411 1 i 11 .189
Krueger. Philadelphia ....... 30 114 10 21 24 l i 11 .1114
Shlirpe. Boston ........... 45 170 11 31 :18 :1 2 11 .1119
Clarke. w.. New York 27 511 2 11 12 11 11 1 .1110
Lundgren.()hicago ....... . 2:1 111 11 11 14 1 1 11 .1110
Gibbon, Pittsburg 44 135 14 24 {iii 2. . 2 2 .178
1: 11. Boston ........ 211 11111 5 19 20 I 11 11 .170
' ,Brookiyn ........ 29 111 4 14 14 11 11 o .173
‘ nisn, Brooklyn ........... :13 1111 4 111 iii 11 o 11 .1117
Bayer. Cincinnati ........... 211 ill) 5 Ill 14 0 2 11 .167
. c ,arlsnd. tit. Louis Ill 85 8 14 18 2 l i) .1115
Wilhelm. Benton :111 11111 :1 111 111 2 11 11 .1110
Zurfotui. St. Louis . ........ . 19 51 2 8 10 11 l 11 .157
,, Wurullblladuiphis ..... . 45 122 9 19 19 0 0 11 .155
', .. 11;, onion ........... . 41 131 ll 20 24 I 0 i) .153
fittickle 1. Brooklyn 1111 88 5 '12 14 1 11 11 .1411
Overall. Cincinnati 42 117 8 17 24 3 2 11 .145
1111.. 11w York.............34 97 ii 14 20 0 :1 ii .144
, flown. .. Chicago 30 93 ii 13 19 l l 1 .140
Winkpr.Ciucaao 25 72 5 10 111 o 11 11 .1119
alku..Clacinnnu 2:1 51 11 7 9 11 1 11 .127
. ' ” , Pittsbur .. :3 ill 12 ll 14 l i ii .130
bltaiile. Pittsburg i7 45 l 6 11 11 11 o .133
nyior. 11.. New York 32 09 10 9 12 i l 0 .130
misfits, Philadelphia 34 94 it 12 10 2 1 0 .128
1 , sh. Chicago 34 1111 11 14 14 11 11 o .127
. h . Philadelphia fill 101 5 ll 21 5 l i .109
, _ m 111011 ...... 43 1311 ii 14 111 4 (1 ii .103
page. bill-bars . ..... :11 511 : 7 a l 11 o .1111
r... all. Piftlburg 11:1 1111 4 11 1.1 2 1 11 .1112
1 I1. St. Louis ....... 2.7 59 5 ii 0 I) I) 0 .102
iiipbe. Pittsburg :18 97 ii 11 9 11 11 0 .093
sown. (3-154. Louis 23 05 3 ii I2 0 it 41 .092
.1 Mmfibicugo 211 57 1 :1 s 11 11 11 .0511
OFFICIAL TEAM BATTING.
. 5. tab. r. . 1.1.1. . 25.11.11. Pct. all. 11.11,
0' York .. 155 5094 730 1992 1870 191 ill 89 .273 1118 991
156 5906 790 1401 1!“ 150 101 27 .909 174 1111
. . .. .155 5213 992 1399 1111: 190 01 82 .395 150 202
mlphla ........ .155 5141 708 I“! I‘m 187 811 16 .900 174 180
19.. ....... ..154 604111 1534 1264 1424 140 .85 20 .948 109 199
In . 156 8100 800 18861019 164 90-29 .849 1951“
165 0109 “7 1249 1600 157 82 19 .245 199 It?
I“ 5100 407 1211 1530 14! 52 17 .914 86 189
After Yeatzs of
Mrs. Martha Pohlman 1
of 55 Cluster Avenue. ~ 1
Newark. N. 11., who is a . 1
graduate Nam from the
Blockley Training School. .
at Philadelphia, and for f. 5
six years Chief Clinic
Nurse at the Philadelphia 1
Hospital. writes the letter
rinted below. She bill
be advantage of personal
experience, beside: her
professional education. ‘
and what she has to say
may be absolutely relied ‘
upon. -
Many other women are
afflicted as she was. They
can regain health in the
same way. It. is prudent
to heed such advice from
such a source.
lifrs. Pohiman writes:
"I am flrmly persuaded.
nfterei ht ears of experience
with .y I. E. Piukham's
Ve tab 0 Compound, that: it
is t e safest and best: medicine
for any outlet-lug woman to
“Immediately after my
marri e i found that my
health unto fallme. Ibe-
oalno won and pole. withse—
mo burl!) down ,fear—
ful backer: an fiequsnt
diu I lie. Tito doctorspre-
scri for me. yet I did not
improve. I would bloat after
eating and fr uently become '. _ ' 1
nominated. I an acrld d and
pains down through my limbs so could
ardl walk. It was as bad a case of female
tmuhe as I have ”or known. Lydia E.
Pinkhnm‘l Vggetable Compound, however.
cured me wi in four months. Since the
tinielhavo had occasion to recommend it to
a. number of patients suffering from all
forms of female difficulties, and I find that
while ltis considered on irofeasionol to rel--
0111111111111 a patent medicine I can honestly
recommend Lydia E. Pinkhnm‘s Vegetable
Com nod. for‘ l have found that it. cures
fema ills. where all other medicine fails. It
ll I grind medicine for sick woman.”
Money cannot buy such testimony as
thie-merit alone can produce such rc—
sults. Ind the ablcst specialists now
agree that Lydia E. I’inkbam's Vege-
table Compound is the most univer-
sally successful remedy for all telltale
diseases known to medicine.
When women are troubled with ir-
regular, suppressed or painful men-
struation. weakness. lcucorriimn, dis-
lacelncnt or ulceration of the womb,
hut. bearing-down fueling. inflamma-
tion of the ovaries. backache. bloat-
ing (or flatulence). general dcbiiity. in-
digestion. and nervous prostrntiou. or
I
1
Experience. Advises Women in
Regard to Their“ Health.
ness. faintness. lassitude. excl fy,
irritability. nervousness. sleepless
ncss. melancholy. “all-gone” and
“ \vant-to-lie-1cft~uione" feelings, blues
anti hopelessness, they should remem-
bcr fillet-c is one tried and true remedy.
Lydia E. l’inkiiam's Vegetable Citin-
pound at once removes such troubles
No other female. mcdlclne in the
world has received such widespread
and unqualified endorsement. No other
medicine has such a. record of cure. of
female tron blcs.
The nccdicss sufferingnf wnmcn from
diseases peculiar to their sex is tcrriblc
to see. The money which they pay to
doctors who do not help them is an
enormous waste. The pain is cured
and the money is saved by Lydia I4).
Pinkltum‘s Vegetable Compound. lix-
pericnco has proved this.
it is well for WOIIIL‘II who are ill to
write Mrs i’inkiiuu). lit. Lynn. Mass
in her grcni experience. which covers
many years. she has probably 111111 to
dcul with dozens of chaos just it c
yours llcr advice is “Wu and 111111115
are beset with such symptoms as tlizki- ‘dcntinl
lyliia Ii. Nathan's Vegetable Compound Samoa Where Others Fail.
THIRD RAIL TROUBLE.
Railroad Company Must Tail Why Sys-
tem in Used.
HARTFORD. Oct. Bil—wit is now up
to the New York Ncw ”th11 and
Hartford Railroad Company to state
its justicutiun for opt-ruling its third
rail cars.
The suit which the city of New
Britain has brought against the com.
puny to compel the discontinuance of
the third—rail Si‘l‘VlU.‘ 011 the alleged
ground that the company liill-i no legal
right. to maintain it, came before
Judge Joel ll. lined in the Superior
court Friday on the city‘s 11111111111 for
a default because of thc failure of
the railroad company to file an answer
to the complaint.
The lawyers for the railroad com-
pany agreed that they would lllt‘ 1111
answer within two works and Judge
Rood made 1111 order to that effect.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Peter Fry, Woodriiff. I’11., writes:
“After doctorlng for two years with
the best physicians in Wuyucsburg.
and still getting worse, the doctors 1411-
vlsed me if I had any business 111 at.
tend to I had better attend 111 it at
once, as I could not. possibly livo an-
other month as there was no cure for
me. Foley’s Kidney (lure was run.
ammondud to me by 11 friend. and I
immediately 11an my son to the stori-
for it, and after taking Illl‘i‘p bottles
l begun to get better and continued to
improve until I was entirely well."
Sold at Plalsted's Drug Store. ‘0
HOT AFTER AUTO MEN.
Berlin, 001111., Selectman Begin a Vig-
orous Campaign.
MERIDEN. ()ci. 23.-~~Sclcctuinn W.
II. (libuey. of licriln, announces that
the authorities (if that town 11111 1101111,;
to vigorously 111-1111111111111 violators of
the automobile speed law. ilc says
that there will be two special olflccrs
stationed this week in 1111an streets
to make arrests.
'l‘ito solcctmun wishes to 1111 fair and
so he has had signs made warning the
motorists about the intentions. iii-
issues the warning because I111 11111111
not want. aiiiomiibiiists to say that the
1mm officers are doing it. for 11111111111.
gait «1.1211151111151111 2. new.
. ‘—
WHY CARDS ARE EVIL.
Mr. Kidder Replies to Criticism by
Mrs. Parsons.
WINSTED. 01-1. 2:l.~--I‘(11v. ii. i“.
Kidder, pastor 1.144111.» Methodist Epis-
copal Church. and an enthusiastic
golfer, itliswurcri Mrs. M. A. Pursuits.
editor (1f the Mayflower, 11 lt‘lllpt'l'illlflt‘
organ. 111111 iitcliibcr 111‘ the W. C. 'I‘. ll,
who iiskt-tl: “Which is worse, to play
wolf for prizns or curds for prizes?”
He says:
“when illl‘ gilf prize Is offered by
some friend 111‘ the club or patron. con-
tending for the prize must be free from
moral cvil. It" I 11111 correctly informed
the prizes at cards are usually offcrcd
by each entertaining hostess in turn.
which amounts to practically the some
thing as though the pluyers were to
put up the money at elicit garlic and
play for it tlll‘l‘t'lly. I gavc up cards
many yours 111111 Iiucliusc of tiicir tou-
ticiicy 111 stimulate the spirit of Kiliiill-
ling. and took up golf 1111111111911 111‘ 1111
purely st-ii-niillc l"lllii‘llt‘iill‘."
PLANS TO GET RICH
are oficn frustrated by sudden break-
down, due to dyspepsia or constipa-
tion. 111111-11 up null lake ”1’. King's
New Life I’iils. They take out the
materials which are clogging your 1111-
11rgics', and give you 11. new start. Cure
headache and dizziness. too. At 11‘.
ll. Baxter’s, South Norwuik. and E. P.
Wood's, Norwolk, drug stores; 250,
giiurnntcml. "
Two Towns Dispute Liability to 811p-
port 0111111.
TORRING’I‘ON. October 2.‘I~m7‘h11 sc-
lcctmcn 11f 'i‘nrringtou have decided
to hold 11111 town of Colcbrook respon-
sible for tho curl- of limited Autilct, slit
yours old, wimsc [)lll‘ltiIiI-I 111:1! iinublc to
provide for lli‘l‘. The family have liv-
ed in ’l‘urt‘liigton for two ycars and
how 11111111 11 constant source at 1111‘
1111111111 to 11111 town. As the child Willi
born Iii (kdobruok the authorities hero
111111111 that the. child la n Colour-111111
churns uud tlii-y refuse to pay for her
keep.
STOP THAT COLD
or It. may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm Is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
if], 26, 50c and 81.00 battles. The Clif»
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted's. "
. «—
IETRAYED BY A FRIEND.’
BRISTOL. Oct. bar-James Minsott.
who exposed Edward G. Cunilffe, the
Pittsburg express rubber to the auth-
orities, is Well known here. He hilB
11 police record having been In court
three times for various offenses. the
last time for theft. His mother keeps
a saloon here and Mlsaett formerly
run the place. but thrl business did
not prosper under his management.
The opinion is here that Mlasett
might be able to tell something about
the whcronbmdn of the remainder 111'
the money taken by Castillo. :1
it is the popular belief of those wit
know him that! he obtained Ctiilliffo‘ '
confidence If not some, of the money
and than used it to his own advantaize.
Misleit was in town recently and it In
almost certain that, he had -knowiedge
of the presence of the dress suit case
containing the 979.000 which was
shouts of cm’ca'm from Mimic;
.. v..-hlmi 1.. . mun—.1...—
, aoefiwflco'ag‘r a
, OTC.
‘ - , .4 1. i": “if ‘11..
Commit" Appointed to Have
Charge Hearing to 11'. Hold» Nei'it Wednesday
‘of Arrangements. at Boston.
ALBANY, Oct. 29.-Covernor 1113- BOSTON, October 23.——-On next
gins has simulated on behalf of the Wednesday at 10 o‘clock there will be
state, a committee on the lrI-ceuten- a hearing at the office of the attorney
Iliui. celebration of the discovery of general on the petition of the protest
the. Hudson river. to be held in 1909. ing faction of the Royal Arcanum
This committee will cooperate with a which seeks to learn Just what. are the
committee of 50 appointed on behalf rights of the members of this irater
of the city of New York by Mayor ital society. the supreme council of
McClellan and with the learned and which recently Increased the assess
historical. societies in formulating merits. it will be recalled that a
lane for the celebration. The mem- statement containing the contention
ers of the state committee are: of the protestants was filed by At-
Ilobert B. Roosevelt, Ilovi P. Mor- torney .i. P. Lonny of this city, and
too, J. P. Morgan, Andrew Carnegie, Hugo Hursh. of Brooklyn, N. Y.. with
Chauncey M. Depew, Joseph H. Coats, the insurance department of this
Horace Porter, John Jacob Astor. state sometime ago. At the some time
John H. Starla, Oscar Strauss, Cornei- a similar statement. was filed with the
his N. Bliss, William Dean Howells. attorney general. I11 this statement
William F. Sitcehan, the 111.11le.1401» the contestants recite that they "be.
ry C. Potter, Archbishop Farley. Smith lieve their contractual rights Imvu
Ely. Seth Low, Richard (1. Hellman, been put in hazard by the action of
Louis Stern, id. W. Bloomingdale, Cor- the supreme council without legal jur-
ncliils Viltldorbilt, 11‘er C. Whitney. isdictiou."
Morris K. Joni-111p, James Crawford The specific part of the Massachu-
Crecry, John Lefnrgc, (loot-go C. Clau- sells law governing the conduct of do
son and Gen. James Grunt Wilson. of mantle section 19. wherein the power
New York city; Frank S. Black, or in given the insurance commissioner
Troy; Benjamin B. Odell. J11, and WH- to take action If it is found upon in-
lium J. McKay, of Newburg; Thomas vestigntion that a corporation “has ex.
C. Plntt, of Oswego: John H. Ketc- corded its powers." or “has failed to
hum. of Dover Plains; John E. And— comply with ally provisions of law,”
rows. of Yonkers; Thomas W. fluid or “has conducted business fraudu-
ley, of Walden: William Draper and IentIy,” or “that its condition In such
Charles S. Francis, of Troy: I’reHi- as to render its further proceedings
dent J. (l. Shurmun. of Cornell univer~ hazardous to the public or to its cer~
sity; President Nicholas Murray But- tillcnte holders." or "If such corpora-
ier, of Columbia university: James K. tion shall vote to discontinue its busi-
Apgur and (7 A. Pugsley, of Pcekskill‘, ness."
Hamilton Fish,ofG11rrlsons: Timothy The commissioner, by the provis-
L. Worldruff. of Brooklyn; Fred W. ions of the same section. may "give
Seward. of Moiitrose; W. I.. Ward, of such commotion a reasonable oppor-
Port Chester: William B. Vol Rens- tunity to comply with the law or
seiner. David B. Hill. Donald McDoli- amend its methods." it Is held by the
aid. Dr. S. B. War. of Albany; .1. 8. insurance department that' such an
Fassett, of Elmira: E. B. Vreelanil, of opportunity has been given this parti-
Sulamanca; J. H. Callahan. of Schen- culnr corporation since. the protes-
ectady: John D. Arclibold, of Hobbs touts have filed their petition: so oil
Ferry: Scrcno E. Payne. of Au11111'11:.nex1 Wednesday the Royal Arcanutu.
George 10. MattbeWs, William C. Wur- , which presunulbly will be represented
run and E. Ii. Butler. of Buffalo. and at the hearing by Joint Haskell Butler.
Andrew D. White, of Ithaca. will defend its position and make an-
.-_....._.__......_..._.. swor to the contentions of the peti-
tioners. It is understood that. the spe-
cific clause of section 19. on which
the protestiints are to argue their
case is that hearing on the [wartime
hazard to the public and the certifi-
cate holders.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Till find You Ilau Always Bought
—-—“A (lose in lime saves lives." Dr.
Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup; nature's
remedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary
diseases of every sort.
TWO ADDITIONAL CARRIERS FOR
BRIDGEPORT.
Congressman Hill Secure; Order
Which Goes Into Effect Nov»
ember int.
WASHINGTON, I). C, Oct. 23-—
Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill has so
cured an order for the appointment.
of two additional letter carriers for Ben's the
the city delivery of the. Bridgeport m
post~ofiice. Their appointment will Signature 0‘ 4 ‘
not go into effect until November 1.
Two additional letter carriers have
also been allowed for 11111 pout-office
ul iiurttord. their services to com-
utcncc November 1.
Mculbci's of the Connecticut dclcgac
111111 in mugress have bot-11 advised
that. the enforcement of the order
STATE POLICEM EN ROASTED.
Torrington Juatica Says They Encour.
age and Create Crime.
’I‘tliiiiiNG’l‘ON. Oct. 23.—~Justice
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providing that all rural mail boxes be
numbered has been postponed indeli-
uitcly to await the result of an official
investigation of the protests ltitidc
ugliiust. the order.
Prolcsis have been filed by 11 1111111-
bcr of cottitncrciui clubs. It is claimed
that the fulfillment of the order would
result. to the detriment of the country
merchants slid to the advantage
of the IIIlllHII‘tlt’l' houses.
The purposl1 of this order, it is oili-
ciiliiy stated, is to aid postmastcrs in
making up their rostcrs of patrons.
Opposite tbc number of the box would
be placed the names of the patrons
who receive mail at that box. and
such lists would be given to the cur-
ricrs. Also that permission to address
mail to 11 number Instead of to a
name was 111111"er an extension of the
regulation permitting this to be done
In the cities I11 reference to post-office
boxcs.
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
You may be just as skeptical 11nd
pessimistic its you please. Kodol will
digcst what you out whether you eat
or not. You can put your foot, iii a
bowl, pour 11 little Kodol- Dyspepsia
Cure on It and It will digest it the
same 1111 it will in your stomach. It
can‘t help but cure Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. It is curing hundreds and
thousandsu—sonie bad faith and some
illdu't. Kodol will cure you if medl-
cino can cure you. whether you have
faith In It or not. Sold by Tile Clif:
ford Pharmacy. "'
HE WAS A BLACK SHEEP.
Burglar Killed in Vermont Beionged
In Connecticut.
BOSTON. Oct. 23.~The burglar
shot. and killed while looting a groc-
ory store at. Sheldon. Vt.. 11 week ago,
by a clerk of the store. was identified
by Chief Watts 1111 "Connecticut Billy,"
tctislvely throughout the country.
is supposed to have belonged to a
respectable family of the old Nutmeg
stoic. but who was 11 black sheep.
"Billy" at. one time was the “pill" of
11 notorious burglar, known 1111 "Mon-
treal Frenchy." who (1 few years ago
came to a violent death while engaged
In 11 iinfe burglary.
More recently he llilfl traveled with
a gang of professionals tilrougb West
Virginia. Pennsylvania and Ohio.
WEDS GIRL WHO NURIID HIM.
BURLINGTON. Vt.. Oct. 23.~—
ion American league baseball team.
and Mabel May Willis were married
here last week. Their acquaintance
began in a hospital, where Winter was
nursed by Miss Willis.
‘ 'How Good That'l‘utoo"
is the verdict of every member of the
family when some for
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one of it gang that has operated or,
Chief Watts said that the. dead mau'
i potion.
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James Elliott, of the iiui‘winton Court,
ycsterdaty denounced the state police
its 11 body of men who encourage and
create crime in order that they may
rel-ewe the reward for discovering it.
The case was that of Leo Catlin.
charged with the illegal sale of in-
toxlcttiits on the linvwinlon fair
grounds. October 3. The father of
the boy. Lewis 0. Catlin, is secretary
of the association, which gives the of-
fair. 0n the day of the fair three
state policemen, Officers 'l‘olles. Jack-
son and Bottom, left their horse at the
(.‘atlin form. They told the boy that
they were cold and ill and wanted
some whiskey and asked him
to get. them some. He
refused sevcrni times. bill to-
wards evening he yielded to their
requests and bought theta three half
pints of whiskey. Two he. handed to
Officer Button and one to Jackson. He
received seventy-five cents. Nothing
was said about the.matter until Wed-
nesday, when the young man was ur-
rcstcd. He was fined $25 and costs
on two counts, making $74 In all.
which was paid. In delivering the
sentence Justice Elliott stated that
the policemen had led an innocent
young man into crime with lies and
false representations and then had
him arrested for yielding to their re-
quests.
HOW's THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrb that can.
not be cured by Hall‘s Catarrh Cure.
11‘, .I. CHENEY if: 00.. Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
P. J. Cheney for the last. 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Welding, Kinnan 81 Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0
Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces In the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
glsls.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
ARM ALMOST BLOWN OFF.
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“WILL TRY Tvyo PLATOON svs.
Chicago Fire. Department Will Have
Three Months Tent.
CHIC-AGO, October 23.~—A test of
the two-platoon system for the lira de-
partment began yesterday and will
continue for three months. The sta-
tion at 83 Franklin street. one of the
most important in the city, was desig-
nated by Mayor Dunne as the scene
of the test. and to provide for two
full shifts enough men were transfei'~
rod from outside houses to increase
the working force froln 26 to 311 men.
Under the system on trial half the
men will work night shifts of 14
hours, while the day shift. has ten
hours of duty. Each Sunday at noon
the shifts exchange places, so that
the night shift when it begins dilly
for the Week. must. stand :1 watch of
twenty hours.
Under the old system every man
was entitled to an hour for each meal
at Ills home. and lit the course of 1::
days his time off consisted of OIIC
full day in 24 hours, one night of
twelve hours and four half days.
While the two platoon system gives
an aggregate of double this amount of
time off duty. it is argued that, the
time off is of little benefit for recrea-
tion, as must of it will be taken up in
sleep.
During the long unbroken watches
under the new system the men are not
allowed to leave the. station. even to
the extent of crossing the street to
secure tobacco.
DON'T BE iMPOSED UPON.
Foley 4’s Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as 41 throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and 'I‘ar many Imitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless im-
itations have similar sounding names.
Beware of thcm. The genuine Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar is in a yellow pac-
kage. Ask for it and refuse any sub-
stitute. It is the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Sold at PIaIsted’s
Drug Store. "
VERMONT’S OPEN DEER SEASON.
Began at Midnight. and Scores of
Hunters Are Out.
S'I‘OWE. Vt., October 23.-Ti1e open
season for deer in the state of Ver—
mont. began at midnight, and early
practice of hunters to go into the
woods searching for big game, which
Is reported very plentiful.
Several parties of hunters front out-
side the state have arrived in Lani-
oliio and Essex counties. but, each
hunter will be obliged to procure a li-
cense. for which a fee of $15 is charg-
ed, Each license entitles the hunter
to kill one door only, the deer to haw.
horns at least three inches long. In
previous years it has been a frequent
practice of hunters to go into thi-
woods ostensibly for small game, but
to kill deer and get a license after-
;vurd. The season closes November
FOR ALL KINDS OF FILES.
To draw the fire out of a burn, heal
11 out without leaving a scar, or to cure
boils, sores, teller, eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases, use DeWitt‘s Witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for blind,
bleeding, Itching and protruding piles.
Stops the pain Instantly and cures pct»
manently. Get the genuine. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. “
FOUND NEW SUN SPOTS.
SAN JOSE. 05111., October 23——
Rev. Father Joseph Rickard, S. J.,
the Santa Clara College astronomer,
announced last night the result of his
observations of a group of sun spots.
the discovery of which was noted sev-
eral weeks ago, Prof. Rickard calcu-
lates the. length of the entire group at
144.1115 miles with a width of 155.-
532 miles. The astronomer announces
Increased solar activity. with a probo-
billty that two new spots, first noted
last Friday, will exceed in also any
hitherto observed.
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,Toiland Boy 7.1111er Injured While
Out Hunting. 1
TOLLAND. (301111., October 23—-
Charies Clair, a 15 year old boy. em-
ployed on a farm here. met with a son
lous hunting accident yesterday after-
noon. While resting in the woods ,
George I. Winter, pitch” on the 8011- with the muzzle of the gun under his ..
arm pit. 111 some manner the Inn was 1
exploded and his arm was flimOIt‘i
blown off. His shoulder was badly:
torn, yet he showed great pluck and ..
asked to be driven four miles to Willi-.1
mpntlc. where he could enter a hospi- 1
tit .
was amputated near the shoulder and .
unless some unforeseen complication -
sets in he wili women from iht1
wound. Clair had been an Inmate of
the county home until three weeks
ago. 1
GOLD WITHOUT A LICENII. .
'I‘lilthYViLlJii. Conn, October 23.“;
Joseph MoFrail. who conducts 11 drug
store here and his clerk Were found ,
guilty on the charge of selling liquor
without a license Satin-(inf night and
the proprietor was fined 25 on each 1.
of four counts. ”rho-111111 was I all ,
a like amount on two counts. . a ,‘
calves were tried before Justice Hill, of .
Plymouth. They Will be appealed.
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Soon after he reached there his arm .
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