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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
LARcHHONT CLIFFS SACRED CONCERT.

A success from start to finish the sacred con
cert given by the y8chtsnen Of the Iarchfnont
club TO dedicate their open air theatre on
Sunday night. Harry Giig. the jolliest commo-
dore the club has delighted 10 honor made
the hit Of the evening with the song Honey Ny
Sweet" assisted BY sextet composed OF Messrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
BICYCLE RACES AT THE BEACH

A special four cornered. twenty mile motor paced
race with Floyd Mcfarland. of San Jose, Cal ;
Bobby Walthour, of Atlanta; Howard Freeman
of Oregon and Benny Munroe of Memphis as
competitors, will be the main feature of the cycling
meet at Manhattan Beach next Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
BOY CARRIED THROUGH SEWER,

UTES AT JAMESTOWN AND RESCUED
jamestown, N Y, July PA bridge across a
culvert in this city broke down while George
Singular, a six-year-old boy. standing on
IL, and he quickly carried into a sewer,
through which he was swept at terrific rate
for more than one thousand feet, coming out at
the lower end in less than three minutes in d
frightfully cut and bruised condition but alive
and able TO crawl to place of safety.
Another terrific storm passed over Chautauqua
County yesterday and last night doing great
damage to growing crops. delaying traffic of the
Erie and Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pitts
burg railways and cutting such holes in high
ways that travel across country is almost mpos-
sible. George Courtney was drowned at French
Greek while trying TO ford a swollen stream.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22

RocKAWAY RUNS AWAY WITH A GREEN
MEADOW BROOK FOUR

Hampstead Long Island. July (specaD-A new
Meadow Brook polo team made its debut on the
polo field to-day and lined up against the four OF
the Rockaway Hunt Club players who have had
much experiencc Although the Meadow Brooks
were defeated. they displayed pluck and skill
But for the lack OF good direction. they would
have scored against the strong Rockaway quartet.
RAYMOND Belmont a young player, VINO has never
before been in competition; August Belmont, jr-
Hamilton MADDEN and 4. ". Murdoch. all zero
men played for Meadow Brook. and II. ID. Babcock
ir Daniel Chauncey, jT., Cortlandt 7. Dixon. IT.
and Arson W Hard. with total handicap OF six
goals, played for Rockaway. The total score was
Rock;Way. q goals. Meadow Brook, ga goals.
In the FIRST periods fast and clever play was
displayed by both teams. Hadden scored the goal
for Meadow Brook. with long clean cut 'front.'
drive August Belmont caught the ball from under
thn feet of Chauucey's pony. and with long drive
under his puny's neck sent to Raymond Belmont,
who in sent to Hadden.
During the remainder of the game Meadow Brook
uI4yed a defensive game, and. being much under
tho weight of the Rockaways. could not stand the
fifteen minutes of play.
their back and front drives, all OF which were ef-
fcctivc and well placed The teams. their hahdlcaps
and th. summary follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
COURT FAILS TO MEET.
no ACTION ON UNITED STATES STEEL
CASE LIKELY UNTIL SEPTEMBER.

CASE LIKELY UNTIL SEPTEMBER.
The members of the Court OF Errors and Appeals
failed to appear Trenton yesterday, and there
was no conference the appeal of the United
States Steel Corporation from the injunction re-
straning the conversion Of $20OO)0O00 of preferred
stock into bonds. The announcement that the con-
ference would be held was premature, formal
call being issued although some of the judges con-
strued an inquiry by the Chief Justice to
whether they could meet yesterday tantamount
to a call.
There Is now little likelihood Of the court re-
assembling before September 49, which has been
fixed the time for the next regular general con-
ference. Judge Hendrickson is in Europe and the
other members of the court scattered about
the country. There TO be a meeting OF the
stockholders of the Steel Corporation in Hoboken
Yesterday afternoon TO take action the con-
version plan, but account Of the failure or the
court to meet. the meeting was postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Departure OF ten Tribune Fresh Air parties.
Racing Brighton Beach, 2;3O ?.
Board OF Aldermen, City Hail. afternoon.
Music Tompkins Square and Mount Morris parks
D. m.
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4 DIRE SITUATION.

From The Chicago News.
Wonder what makes the funny look so
glum?" queried the horse reporter.
Perhaps he is out of humor' suggested the
snake editor.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
.datis close VssseI saua
faulcls hdmDurs $40 a
Bremen. Bremen n C Lloyd, iOJlO a m
Finance. Colon Panama $3.50 m m
Citta di MilanO, Italy, La NelOce.
Algonquln Sharisston; CIyde; 1850. 500 m
o'u boil'Huh' 800
III H. E>e"-orie'"s morgan - 800
WEDNESDAY JULY %.
st Louis. southampton American. a a N,
Oceanic, Liverpool, White star. ZOO n
San ne "Nrst9h mallory. -.-.-.-- 800
J'H''S'h -'"ii"iN 'ld pulhlhioh''''.s 500 -
THURSDAY. July -
la saw e Havre, French 700 IN 1000 a
thttst Hamburg. HanltA Am $3.50 m "A IN
Monterey Ward a 1I:OO "A m
Sasl, TARA; booth IL OO
iroquos therieston. Clyde-...-...... m
anne. Nortolk Old Dominion 300
Ii iNo' Esw-orisans. Morgan 800
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 1928 rises age 10
HIGH WATER.
AN-Sandy Hook s27 Gov. Island $50 Hell Gate Dos
P.M-Sandy Hook $40 Gov Island 9:l2 Hell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
NATIONAL STRIKE OF GOLD BEATERs

The first general strike OF gold heaters took place
yesterday morning throughout the country to en-
force demand for an advance in wages from about
S12 a week TO S2l a week or its equivalent In piece
work. There only four hundred gold heaters in
the country aside from a number of girls employed
in shops. but the strike, II II lasts, will
throw thousands of gilders bookbnders and others
who use gold leaf in their work into idleness OF
the four hundred gold heaters in the United States
two hundred are In New.York ninety in Phlade-
phia. sixty in Boston and fifty in Chicago.
The employers last Saturday issued a statement
offering to compromise. The statement said that
If the full demands granted the price of gold
leaf would have TO be raised so high that the
gold leaf here could not compete in price with the
imported gold leaf, after the duty was paid
on the latter. The employers offered 10 pay S5 a
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
NOT THERE.

From The Philadelphia Record.
stylish man likes TO have the latest wrinkle
but he doesn't want II located across the middl,
of his back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
DErERYS OLD MOUNT TO THE FRONT
POLICEMAN RIDING BULLET STOPS RUNAWAY on
CENTRAL PARK LAWN.

Mounted eX-Chief Devery's old charger
Bullet. Policeman Thomas A Howard brought a
runaway 10 a full stop in the East Drive OF
Central Park at One-hundred-a nd-eighth-s last
night The runaway was hitched to a runabout
driven by John Blynn. accompanied by Mrs
BIynn OF No 81 West End-ave. At Ninety
sixth-st the animal took fright and dashed down
the drive When the animal came TO a curve
he plunged straight into the shruobery ana
dragged the vehicle across the lawn.
At Oue-hundredth-st. Howard galloped across
the lawn and headed the runaway.
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Total

Total score Rockaway. by earned goals, 81 Meadow
Brook by allowed handicap goals; by earned goals l.
less a goal safety, total Ga goals
Tomorrow at the Rockaway Hunt Club the
Lakewood four ana the Bryn Mawr team Will play
the finals for the Ladies' Challenge Cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-22
Announcements

Missoula. TetOnka.
Two New Collars.
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MEADOW BROOK.
No. Raymond Belmont o
No - August belmont,
Jr. ..........-..-. .
No 3-Hamiltun Haddeu. q
Back ". Murdcck... o
r...r d
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-11
RAILROAD SURVEY is COMPLETED
Coal VIII Be Freightcd to Heppner Within
Few Weeks - High Grade of
Bitumnous Coal.

The Heppner Railroad Coal Company has coal field
This settled beyond doubt
places been
visit the fields will convince for the coal is there 1t
sight.
representative visited these mines this made
a thorough examination of this property.
eppner people hardly realize activity progress
miles from this city.
of already work in opening up the
seams of this beautiful coal that has been uncovered
The quality of this coal taken outcroppings and shallow
depths in tunnels is something remarkable.
Experts this anthracite and
proper depth reached great
The eper.sns the Heppnr Railroad Coal Company
heretofore not been made public for tho that
wanted fully determine the of the coal before let
ting the matter get out
penetration measures of COAL
while other
drill hole
different levels diff
feren distances showing the absence of faults and that
the coal exists regular and not in pockets
The fact that geoog have not been able find
volcanic disturbance this cos field encouraging
features
The uuccverng and taking out coal differ
places and personal visit by GAZETTE the fol-
lowing observations
l.
This the prospect The com.
pany has force of No will
located by the we'll known expert Wells
traced by the rootng of The work has been
open cut and an eight foot vein shown No and No
receiving the most attention by the and these will be
opened up depth to show the of the
70.
Work No has just been commenced with open Coal
being taken out from the whs development
has been accomplished a strong vein S shown.
8.
The principal amount of coal taken has been taken from this
tunnel which shows the greatest amount development work of
the ompany property This located about 800 feet
the first drill hole and of the heswaers of Willow
The tunnel proper penetses the side
of about 25 feet There very fine
coming into this tunnel which has stopped work for the present
I
Very little work has been done No the indications
very favorable for a good strong vein
This OF the most promising There foot
and the TACT that about three feet of the lower portion this
borders close anthracite right the will
it very valuable This vein contains a 10 inch bone
TUNNEL 6.
Tunnel No like No , very the waters of Willow creek
and next No shows the development work
vein is in sight and the quality of coal is extra
TRoSrFCT
Indications No that there Not much
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-11
PROSPECT no. 8.

PROSPECT no. 8.
No 8 is located farther down a fork
of Willow creek and the prospects for
the amount Of development work are
very fattering.
PROSPECT NO. 8.
No 0 has the appearance OF being the
most valuable of any of the coal dis
the grass roots and a IL foot vein OF
very high grade bitrminous coal is in
sight
This mine is located about 31s miles
from the first drll hole, where the main
headquarters Of the company are 10.
Gated, and is in beautiful canyon ons
slope OF about 20 degrees to the south
west, surrounded with excellent tim
Der. On the south appears Bald noun
tain. piercing the clouds at an altitude
mountain. This country is covered
with a big growth OF fine saw timber.
From NJ. 8 the company expects to
furnish coal for Morrow county A
wagon road from this mine will be made
to connect with the neS Willow creek
road, and coal will be freighted to
Heppner within a few weeks.
EXTENT OF COAL FIELDS.
The extent OF the fields in which Goa
is found is great. Coal hiss been dis
covered for a distance Of - miles north
and south the other way, east and west
the length Of the bed is unknown, some
claiming that coal has been found for
distance OF 40 miles For the outlet and
the successful handling OF the choice
portion OF this field. and in TACT the
most OF it the Heppnsr Railroad and
Coal Co. holds the key.
The company now controls about
5000 acres OF Goa and timber lands.
NATURAL ADVANTAGES.
The natural advantages in connection
with this immense coal field are about
all that could be desired.
Expert Geo. Wells says that in all his
experience in examining coal fields he
has never found natural conditions to
compare with the advantages that are
presented in this newly discovered field.
He ssvs that be never saw { place
where 40 many men could be worked
and the products OF the mines cosld BE-
SO easily taken to common center.
There is plenty of water, The slopes
are such that from every mine cars can
be run with very little trouble to the
terminal point OF a railway which has
/ &lFeAuy pceD eetSOllsDeO.
There is an immense amount OF fine
timber which surrounds the mouth o
every tunnel and this timber is easy Q
access The coal measures are s.
located that there will be almost nAturs
/ drainage for a long time to come, which
will do away with the expense Of
pumping proposition.
EXPERT OPINION,
Thos. L, Broph,, the reoloSist ans
mining expert, says there is no more
doubt as to the quantity and quality o.
coal in the Morrow county coal fields.
The measures are quite conforna5l.
with the pitch snd strike Of the country
rock which is 20 degrees to the south
west.
coon CoKING COAL,
Some Of this coal has been tested $,
to coking and makes irst class stee,
coke.
Mr.. Brophy Gays that these Goa
measures have never been disturbed by
volcanic action, as they have been pro-
tactei on one side by deep cut rAvine
which vas illed with water, and on the
other side BY the John Day river.
The fact that the Jchn Da- river =
Concluded OF gsgc Three
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-11

deyel pment work is shown at this
prospect
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-11

No 8 is located farther down a fork
of Willow creek and the prospects for
the amount Of development work are
very fatterng.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-09-11

Concluded OF PsGc Three
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FOH SALE-SUBTRBAN
So DOWN, balance 80 month; homes. PIERCE
& PIERCE. ',urg. 81. decent
FOR SAIE-At Bl0aaIanj. u.4uy houses and lots
az bargain prices one siN-Ioom house. s. JB).
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Is TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. THE -aD DAY OF UEgTV-
pFE ra1f JOHN D. HAMILTON. rrr---s4
~ JOHN d. Az ErHN e- al NO. szs5s
Elgt, Docket
ON motion ol lI5- plaintiff, bv Hamilton & COL
bert his solicitors. Dc is ordered tlat the de-
Pendants. John a. Murphy Alice NJ. Nur.iE and
J.Lu Piekeus cause their appearance 20 De- en-
tered herein on OF before rar tr~t rule ter aa-
curing FORTY DAYS liter uIiH t8ls otherwise taa
cause VIII Ie proceeded EI.T as boz case o- default.
The object of This -uiJ D, Ja declare nuII ana
void the deed recorded ls lbsr -5.~ fol- 10. con-
yrNIug an Interest at defendants John a. Murphy
and Alice A. Murphy lu sHd rn she estate Of
Morris Murphy. deceased Co yhe defendant John
pigkens. UH the ground t.iat s. was made without
CuusI icItlGu and with latent o. leiaud creditors
Provided a copy oi thi, order he Published once
a week for three successive weeks iu the Wash
.ngt1u Law Report-r' and The Washington Times.
R1 the Court
tSraD A. G.. BRADLEY. Justice c,c.
True coIy.-Tc-t-
j. r. NOT' NG. Clerk etc.
b. J. W LATlNER. Al Dlek
tey-J-fsu2.o
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day In the y,sr FOR Norfolk, Nov
- port News. and all points South. by the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
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". Alexandria = 90 pm I Lv Norfolk. 6 90 pm
Ar Fl Monroe 90 am Lv. II Monroe 90 pm
Ar. Norfolk-...-6.00 an AT. Alexandra. $50 ara
Ar. Portsmouth IS an Ar WashiaEton--7-0J am
Tickets on sale and statera1us reserved
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-- Washington. %. G.. Prone 22a0
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Nqrase-
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GLARkS CRUISE OF THE CELTIC, "
the largest steamer in the World. 10 the
MEDITERRANEAN and The ORIENT,
February ga DAYS.

5DTudTy 5-IH UdF5.
some choice berths left at $3.50 and ur.
Fi1st-ciass. including Shore Excursions. Guides.
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winter, covering the most ground and ln1rdiny
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FOR sALE-AUToMOBILEs.

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SEQ. CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, 7l5
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FOR sALE-uonsas AND VEHICLES

TOR SALE na-% hag r,.Ea- horse $50. e. A
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buggy and Eagoa wheels, l.- shafts COG~WELL.
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FOR SALES TO $50 Latc u8 further u5c- l.
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general bu~iEy-- VurVo=c-- one fast d.iyiuE mare.
also wagon, iBTrc,ss utensils Apply -l2 az st.
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Also for the holidays. 7 have IN stock an as
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birds. DOGS. ETC.

FOURTEENTH ST. Hospital for tnisuzls; surgical
ard medical cases. Always open Telephone EI1-2.
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ron REN.-FUHNIsHID nOUsEs.

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front and bao,. near Capitol and far line. owner
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3OUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected to No7enbsI =. 1871

Schedule corrected to No7ea1bsI q. 1901.
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NAAIED-By two girls. rI.n.a-- .,-- ar -r--
erai hou~evors or work F.. t.. lag. CAN ~ s,s
Golden 80. -r. 80
NAAIED-faTg ing o. do o. home. ....I 80 sTJ
l'-e g.-l.'i1l-- Aides BOX is t.E- office
WANTED-By neat colasaI gil. place us ,a4r-
trrmsid- Call 1J22 Vermont ave. nv --el-.
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SEkBOARD -. .,,,LnI.

"Car.tsl City Rcalc-"
Leave Washington. Pclnl- r. r station
u.Jt =. IA SEABo NRD FAST MALTA
DAILY Pullman Slcrp-r, CD fEca-.-.yi..et
connecting 40 Ha=i.-t usll tlii-
man sleeper TO Atlanta.
ZOO ?. Nj. Fl-A- AND MI aePo'I ~
DAILY IIluFED-TlrCugt ia 'I-ll as--si-
erS 10 TAMPA and At.1rt1-
Cafe D.ailg Car service HullIsn sleeper ll-s-
days. THur---g-- and >--ur-al- tJ S-1t-.ll tllci
tpluelCrstl-
Thesr trains oTrr excellent schedules and service
90 Petersburg. Raleigh. ScltlrIn Fi-es .F--1-
IgrsD. Camden. Columbia. c1Fa-1a.t- Jtl-'.H-
vile and all Fll-.da points Charlotte. Au.c9s-
Atlanta New Orleans Clstt-u01ga. N-sliFl--es
POINTS West and Southwest
$50 A. NJ. L9CN--To Fete-sburs- Aa.e-sh'
nRHLY. Southern Pines lPiur-l--tf llali-
let and int -rIlcii 1tc-Dulu-s-
Orfre IlZI Peru4- ave
r. r r. BUNCH ". IT. DOLL
General Pass Agent General AcrEt-
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TEOYA

All trains sluE-E
Baltimore PhiiEdf
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CB51zr3. 500 CRc
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(Stee-fE= Car cp-r
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WANTED-HOUSI.S.

NANTED-To purchase. small cheap Lou-e in
southwest state particulars. Address BOX 4i,
this Office mig
WANTED-SraI house OF fat. ty youul, couple
val,iuE distance Pension Ogucc. &. Z. B8YN-
TON 60 + 81 NM