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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
Dir ,,Rabfn'' poit paris.
eluf bpben Edumen bauftcn fie, bis Die Dos
Iisei oas geeit ausbob.

Iisei oas Rsit ausbob.
Sn ben 6o6en Ylatanen, Die ben
Quai bes Gele1tins in paris umfGu<
men, in Der NG6e Der Sniel ct. 2ouis,
ntftet felt btelen Sabren cine sroBe
S6oar BON Haben rnb 0oblen, Die bei
ben blutigen &dmpfen UNI Die u[ten
Neiter bur6 i6r pilbes 9ef9rei Die
Nufmertfamteit Der Pahunten erre9te.
Ni9ts ft0rte bas g~efieberte @olf in ieis
mem Sbpa, bis es zines Suses Die unz
Leblanc @ntbedung ma6te, bab e
ni3t anein 8eitBer Der bt9ten 8aumz
fronen nor, bdb pielmebr nod cine an
bere Sorte bon 3aben ibr Qfpl tbeilte,
Die 5tpar audi 5pei 8eine, a6er ni9t
5pei 5liigel auf5upeifen batten. Mas
aber Die wri9tigen" &abeu am meiiten
berbrOB, mar, baB Die Na9barn Dem
4ugenf6ein me6r Slid auf i6ren
Streif5igen 6atten unb lo6nenbere
9eute Granddaughter als lie, Die bod
hur9 bas Spri9port als SpiBbuben
eriten Ranges legittmirt paren. Die
Si9erbeitspoli5ei tpnnte bes6al6 ben
alteingefeFenen &rdbenp6geln teinen
beferen Oienit erpeifen, als inbem lie
ben S9lupfpintel Der Pieuborabeu
sriinbli9 aus6ob. SIM 3uiammenz
bange nGmli9 nit einem 0erbre6en in
Der Hue 9rdntome mu9te bic Ypli3ei
bic iiberraf9enbe @a6rne6mung, bab
fi9 aQtGgli9 nit acknowledgement
SGmmerung cine 5ablrei6e 8anbe bon
Strol6en an benz Pont Marie einfanb.
Wan iibertpa6te bic @efeqf9aft unb
entbedte babel ibren mertpiirbigen I'M
terf9lupf, Der begreifli6ertpeife bis6er
Der Bobnungspoliaei entgeben tonnts.
4rtminalbeamte fo6en, pie me6rere
8urf6en iber bas 9eldnber bes Quai
beg Gelefttns flettertsn, bic groben
3pei9e Der platanen erfabten unb
f9liebli9 i'm 2dub Der mG9tigen
9Gume perf9ponben. Nidt peniger
als Is bieier ionberbaren Raben tlets
terten elmer na9 benz auberen in bag
peri4piegehe @srfted, mo fie big gun
MorgenrOt9e nd6tigten. DIS ubcr iebi
Die rRaben bon Der Ssle 81. 2ouis, "
tpie fie fi9 in ibren &rei1en germ nennen
6Orten, pieber ben feiten 8oben gu srs
rei9en fu3ten, ma9te fi9 Bel i9nen Der
Wfangel IN SliigeIn reGt u~nangenebm
geltenb. Sic fielen ndmIi9 fGmmtlif
IN bic Nebe Der Boliatften, Die nit Dem
Sang Der 16 vloien 80gel" bur9aua
5ufrieben iparen. NuffaGenb por
i%ibrigens, bab feiner Der @ulgenpDgel
einen Namen bate, Der nit ibrer Roue
als Ruben einigermaBen barmonirt
bate. S6re SpiBnamen tparen pislz
mebr 5iemli4 prOioif9. Sur Der .Sa=
pttGn" 5ei9nete ii9 bur9 einen etpaa
fla%ngpolercn Spibnamen aug; er 6iet
rber Imbo5 Der Ssle ct. 2ouis."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
6rnnbsisentbums : uebertragungen

gilbert 6. MsBssr an @abaib Realtp
& 2oan @Ompann, Got l Milers Sub
She'll bon Sobnions grben Noo., 19.
Ctr. unb Monon gifenba6n. $2875.
German g.. Martens on @orbelia
9. gebpmer, Got 4, Wartens Subo..
Sbeil in SrbinstOn. s40O.
Cornelius O'8rien an Wiliam
5lemming, Cots 17-20, 6unts Sub
@6eat.ep & Mc@lains fab0fl. abb.,
nabe Self ". q. $400.
Marp g. Jlet9sr an @lemeniine 3.
&ubben, Got 236 in Morton place,
Sem Ssrisp Strabs, nabe Der 19. Str.
$4,000.
6reo. 8. Stil3 an Waltsr u. GOrb,
Got 5 in 2anssbale's Suboipiion,
Nortbpeitern Abenus, na6e Gal Greet.
$3.50.
So6n Seiner or Qate Somlinion,
Got 81 in cottage Grope abolition,
fiioli4 bon Yroipset Str, nabe Got
taae 4penue. $500.
gorpopn q. Spinner on Nmelia 9.
9unnington, Got 46, Sells Weft Sn'
oianapOlis Aoo. $1,000.
artbur 9. 8ropn on @mma Wa9.
f1er T.. H., Got 283 Jlet4er u. u
Subj, ausenlot 90 II. a., nab
6urou uro pine Str. $1l00.
@iaiam Q. 0orton an George 8.
Moore, GOT 900, @ulbsr u. u. Subo..
columbia place, n6roli4 bon @romr
6ia. $500.
Metna Sapinss & 2oan min. or
@irbn Is. 8reibam, Got 2, 9~ubbaro's
9. Merioian Str. Mob.. nabe Del
@nrtelbabn. 1880.
Isl 8runofiide i'm Gsiammtwerti
BON 1929, 7l3. SO ps9ielten in Der Der
HoFensn WO9e ben gefber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10

indianapolis & Dineennes q. z.
Cairo & Hiueen grpr tasH9 Z 2OBm Speueer & Bebfsrb a, tagl. 9 45Em
8insnnes @spref tdsl..... 8 5ONm gineennes gypreb tdsG&. 10 s0gm
Spencer & Bebforb &c, tdsl. 4 45gm Cairo Grpreb tdsti6 ....--.6 15NM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10

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8ittsbrrs Spcl, tdglth s. 208m
8etp BORT @gpreb tasIi9 Sd 6 50Rm
Shneger Mail tdsJta.... 7 56@m
&erre Soute Citing dee tds 10 25@m
Sepfoue @rpres tdslt1 s. 3 5Ogar
@tIantie Gspres tdsIi9.... 45Rm
She @y 9iuiteb tasI sd b 6 453m
Ohio u 0,rs Gsp, tdsI s d. 6 553m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10

$ sarn.. Sleeper. r.-p.ao.y Car. c-cA.r c.,. B-suas Al. D-Dhins c..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
41.436 pber 3.5 b. 8. oeiunfen. auf

41,436 ober 3.5 b. 8. eeiunfen. Iuf
100 @inppbner fpmmen /. S. 1873
4O.5, 1902 1862 @ebprene unb i'm
Sabre 1873 27.8, 1902 2O.6 @eftorbez
mere. Die 3a6l Der @eburten, me6r
aber nod bic Der S~tsrbefd1e 6dt alio
i'm @ergIei9 Sur SeD0lferuna abas>
nDmrnen.
8pn elmer Sta9natiDn binfi4tlt4
Der 8epDlterung fam alio i'm oeuts
f9en Reih md lange feline &eoe ietn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
@ttenhahn =Tabrplats.
Glepelamo, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. fonts aailmav.
ST. Bouts Dtbtffou.

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81 Souls - s + tssi q: ) is 8 Sine s s9 y ssaf T'e e9;f:b fsi $ : : sssn
aerre 5ane &c Atatn @cc.. B O0Nnt *kntdrb0der sp tdl p d. 9 Or nj
american egpreB fa9l... =. Z O5Nm Wm Sort u Bsb 9b HI d s 8 45Rm
gGebeIanb D~ibifttA
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Ttanete 6S q . . YEP, 7O5Vn *Souttkefern 4b Wl d g.. 10 S00m
y & . 9n tasi9 3d.. 7 30Sm Sort @atne & Ell @rbres 10 4ag,m
@leblano @fcom. ....,....l 10 45Vm @albington &c ct 9@p tI II 2OWm
anoaion @gp :.:......11 30Vm @nberon Grpreb p........ 2 45Nn
u D & . Elm, tasI d &c.. 2 558m ct 2ouis 9b tI d S.. 3 O0Rm
ssasse sas * ~ s fs d s @s' 8 8 1sam s $ & an Gap eas ts asaan: j" $ o o5ses
Stem Sorf & Ysb 2m, tsls 8 55Nm Rp Sort & Ysb 9hm tsI Sill EONm
ginetnnati Sibifton.
Gin & aous Na4hgpub tsIs 8 45Bm gtucinnattMcs 49,. 10 25sm
ct aOus & Gin @adtssp ts 5 4 25gm Gin & ct Souls spe tI p 10 40gtn
Cincinnati @rpreb, tasI... IL SO0m Chic ct esprb t9 81 IL 35en
Cincinnati ein tsl -. 2 55em 9ous cts Chicago ersrbl1 assn
souisOias eEpreb ......... 2 55em gshits eHp sSs~ai tasI p. 8 O58m
Cincinnati aceom 49,. 4 OONm indianapolis accom taalid. 6 55scm
Sin @afb @ia 9im td d ps 6 O5Na Sine snSs & 81 eerfe $ II 4Sam
siue C Safb s & ts d & p 6 15Rm @ins C 9ouisb geadtap tsG sill 5Osan
&bteaeo 0ibiftom
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gs5ite ets spedaI 5 d & p. 8 2o9m "a Sasets gceem........ 5 eOam
eaSabette @eeon $500. 5 25Nm @iuc C Wafb S &, p..... 8 OOtu
Mi@tsam Dibifion.
Benton Sarbor grpreb. 80. 7 O5Bm gItbart @rpres. 49,. -. 10 4osm
Midisan @eaI Grpreb IL s98m @Ifbart Nccom MUIR Sonntaes11 2O8m
Glfbart Zee tdsl@ ........ 5 20Nm Benton &arhOr @Ebreb p.... 2 458m
NNt@ear erS.ss.......... 8 00Sm
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8sora Grpret & gRaiI. 49,. Z 25Ym CHAMPAIGN Mccem 80. 10 35Bm
Neaern @gpreb tdsnd p d.. IL 5oSm q 6 Ohio speetal 49,. 2 4esam
Champaign Iceom 49,. 4 05Rm Ssoria @Epreb tdsH9 p C d 6 o0Ru
@eoria Sitifion-0fIia.
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Ohio speaal tasI........ 8 OoNm Columbus @gpreb tdsG. 49,. IL 3o9m
asnn aesOm. ............ 6 16@m Columbus erpreb tdl IL oO9ts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10

S m & oneofaat laufen bic
Selegraphe1linien sep0bnli9 ben
Jlubufern entlang. Sur9 BEN ben
6luB b~eidumenben Dolb pirb elm
pfab gebdlnt; sin3elns lebenbe gGun.e
fperoen aussepust unb gu Selegrap6enz
pfoiten hergeri9tet. 800 biefes Ser
fabren ni9t uneGnsis srf&eint, iebt
nan eiferne Selegrapaenpfdble.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
8elgif6e SanbeGsbpn

8elgif9e 9anbeGsbp9
louie Die erfte 5anbelsbo4f9ule
gelgiens puroe bieier Sage in 8riifeI
eroffnet. Grnit @olbap, Der ni9t nun
ellen 9roben &uf in Gbemitertreiieu
geniebt. fonoern au9 olg Sosialpoliz
titer hsfonnt tit, bat feinen friiberen
S9entun9en cine ne1ie btn5ueefuet.
ndmli9 9ebdube unb pouitdn6ige Sim
rt9tung Der 9anbels6odf9ule. Ois
S9ule 1T na9 benz 0orbilbe Der Mnz
italten IN 2Dln, 2eip5ig unb Sronts
fnrt eingeri9tet tporben. Oos Stu
blum umfc5t Srei Sabre. Na9 bsitans
oener prufung pirb ben Stubirenben
Der Sttel etnes n9anoslsingenieurs" er>
tbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10

Die Ginnabme s taIien 3
bon auslGubi9en 9sfuhern tpirb auf
100000 i'm Sabre seiddBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10
Ser fricSliebcnse Ganbar.

Sn Der Nd6e bon 6dnnober ereraen
bic Wphnun9en Speier Sreunbe aneins
onoer, beren 9drmpnie bis6sr ni9ts
geft0rt bate, Bis unldneft in benz Ser
febr Der beiben cine OiRpndns eintrat.
S4ulo Der Mibitimmung tparen bic
9ibner bes einen, Der einen fleinen
9of aber feinen @arten befab, pG6z
reno fem 9ta96ar i'm 8efib zines i9Ds
men 0drtens mar, cher feline 6ii6ner
bate. Sds 5eberpie6 flog nun iiber
Die !9ede, Die ben 9of bon benz 9arten
t%rennte, unb ri4tete in leBter.m args
Wertpii ftungen an. 2anee 3eit bate
Der Gartenbeiiber bisien l1ebelftanb
ftiQf9tpeigenb sebulbet, Bis ibm bic
Sa9e bod gu bunt ipurbe. gr fam auI
Elm Wtittel, pie er bic 9ii6ner aug feiz
nem 9arten entfernen t0nnte, pbne bic
Sreunof6dft feines Na9barn einbiiBen
Su mifen. Sein Na6griibeln bra9te
i'm auf cine briaante Sbee. Gr faufte
me6rere 9ubsnb Gier unb iiberbra&te
feinem Treunbe a9t bon ben Giern nit
benz 8emerfen. bab btefe feline Siibner
IN fetnen 9arten gelegt 6Gtteu. oils
ebrli6er damn iiberrei9te er ibm Saaa
oarauf iieben Gier nit berielben Be
mertung, unb tpieberum mad einiaen
Sagen lieferte er ibm Fiinf Gier ab.
Sein Sreunb bebantte ii9 ber5li9t bel
tbH, trug aber nun Gorge, DAP feline
Sibner firberbin feline Gier auf bee
Na9barn 9ruubftiid Iegen tonnten. 81
5og einen Stu9elbrabtadun bor ber
9sde Der, 10 bab iein Seberpieb ni9i
pie friiber dusndnbern fonnte. Oas
Wttttel 5atie gebolfen unb bic Sreunbz
19aft belDer tpurbe gefeitigter benin ie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-10

Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Souts Ky
SnbianapeIis Dtbifion.
Mbsang Mntnnt
Yttsbura Gp@ial, taal 8 8 3O8m ct Souls 9n taaE@ Sd b.. 6 45Ym
Columbus Mccou tasl. 49,. 7 3O8m capital Grpreb tdshn Sd. 6 5Ogm
Rem sot esprss tag sd 8 logm ct Souls eEpr taaI d& g u l51m
ahanie espreb tasi& .. & OOslm Neaern Gspreb tdsl d.. 8 152m
81 D Sim tdea& s d b.. 6 5O@m @immt teine Bofessre tg- 8 s0am
Ohio Ii Iis Grpreb, tasl sd 7 O59Gm 8orlb 6mr Ggp tdsi@ 8 IL 55%m
Gbicago OibiTirm.
gbmaso Special, tsIp :. IL 35gm sout9srn erpr tdsn& 80. 8 15gm
9u & gbi s Grpr tagIi1 Sill 50Nm Chic & eou Grpr tdsHd p b 8 zORr
0enisbtIIe Dibifiom.
Southern grbreb taal So. 8 35Bn 9ouisb C Mabfon SIC. tdaI 10 10Wm
Bnts & 2on S 8 tdl So. 7 OO8m 3u & @be s 8 tasI p d. IL 3OQm
Nab Mc nnr Sonnt ..... 7 30Bm 3outSbtue u. Waotion Me.. 8 40Nn
9ouisb & Wabiion aeom. s O58m 2ouiss & Nftsb s. 3tdsGn 6 35Nm
Chicago & ecu s 8 tdelid pb 8 55@m Mabfon @ccOmm Sonntoss 9 158m
wabion aceom tasI....... 8 55Nm 2u & CHS grpr. tdsias Il. S5 RHf
3outsbine Mccom tdgI...-.. 6 45gm
QnuisbiGe Mc. .... 6 45Nm go
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
MAY INVOLVE GOVERNMENT.
Union Men at Cripple Creek Backed
by U. S. Court.

DENVER, Sept. S.-There is now
every prospect that the federal govern
ment will be drawn into the Cripple
Creek industrial embroglio Acting
under recent federal court injunction
restraining the Citizens Alliance at
Cripple Creek and others from inter-
fering with members of the Interstate
Mercantile Co., whose store at the
camp was wrecked by a mob the West
ern Federation of Miners proposes to
send in a number of deportees, and if
they are molested United States Judge
Marshall will be asked to send regulars
into the district to enforce his injunc-
ton. The return of the deported men
will be resented and trouble will fol-
low.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
Burglars Throw CarboIic Acid.

CHICAGO. Sept. S.-Burglars enter
ed the residence of B. +. Crawford,
president Of the National Biscuit COM
pany at Evanston last night. While
gathering booty they We're surprised
by Miss Mabel Macpherson, sister of
Mrs. Crawford. One of the robbers
dashed bottle of carbOlic acid in the
face of Miss MACPHERSON, disfiguring
her for life. The robbers escaped.
A thousand citizens are securing the
Evanston neighborhood for a trace of
the two men who invaded the Craw-
ford residence and threw carbOlic acid
on Miss MACPHERSON. SO far the
search is unavailing. Mr.. Crawford
has sent for a brace of English blood
hounds. The girl is prominent in E,v-
anston and Chicago society.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
kurooatkin Makes a Report.

dispatch was received from kurOpatkin
dated $50 yesterday evening. He
east of the railway while Oku was
about 20 miles west of this line. The
general staff here expects to receive
news of a battle. kurOpatkin's dis
patch confirms the belief that the Rus
Mukden. He says that this portion of
his force extends II miles south of
Mukden. Fighting. ne says. continues.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
CANS CONFIDENT OF WINNING
Black Whirlwind Says His Go With
Gardner Will Be His Last.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept S.-Joe
Cans. the lightweight champion of
the world who comes to fulfill the en-
gagement he has with Jimmy Gardner
under the auspices of the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club on September 30,
will go to his training quarters at San
for the bout In speaking of the match
he said:
lose or draw, l have made up my mind
to quit the ring. l have been at the
game for long time and l think it
is about time for me to call it off. Af-
ter this fight l will return to my home
in Baltimore and live a quiet life, re-
tiring as the light weight champion
of the world.
When questioned as to the outcome
of the bout the colored boxer smiled
and remarked: Il never do much talk
ing. but will surely bring the money
home. l would also like to say that
the followers of the game out west are
of the opinion that my lowest weight
is 1876 pounds at o'clock l would
like to say that 1 would have felt bet
ter had Gardner agreed to 135 pounds
ringside I have always made that
notch easily
Cans was not accompanied by his
manager, AL Herford. The latter will
come out about a week before the bat
tie. Zeke Abrams will look after Cans
interests until then.
kid" Sullivan, VINO is with Cans,
is the youngster who gave Eddie Han
lon such a hard tussle at Baltimore
some time ago. He is a likely looking
chap and is very stockily built. He is
willing to take On any 128 or 130-
FOUNDER in the business.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
THIRD BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
General Grant in Command of Blues
Protecting National Capital.

GAINESVILLE, Sept. S.-At this
morning General Bell. commander of
the browns. began his movement on the
blues, under Grant. for the purpose of
forcing his way oward Washington.
1t is predicted that no fighting will Oc-
cur today outside of a collision of the
cavalry forces, which We're pushed by
both commanders. Grant is taking a
defensive position in Bull Run valley.
Bells forces passed most of the day
on the march and getting in contact
with the defensive line. Serious fight
ing will probably occur at daybreak.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. S.-The forest
fires are unabated Two men were
seriously burned in the destruction of
mill near Boulder creek. 1t is re-
ported that another man was burned
to death. The mill loss is $4,000. The
summer home of John Foster valued
at $4,000 was destroyed and other
smaller structures We're wiped out.
The fire is sweeping over line eight
miles long.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
BIGGER STRIKE
IS PROBABLE
Settlement Blocked by Vote Of
the Unions.
GENERAL BOARD IS in SESSION
The Packers Are Not Disposed to
Grant Another Conference and
War Will Continue.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-The plan to call
a general strike and declare all meat
unfair is under consideration by the
allied trades conference board and
stock yards strikers today. With the
failure of all efforts to call off the
strike by vote of the unions gen.
eraI strike project is said to follow un-
less another attempt to secure a con-
ference with the packers is successful.
1t is unlikely, however, that the pack
ers Will grant the request. If gem
eral strike order is issued hundreds of
retail butchers will be affected.
1t was unofficially announced at
noon that cattle butchers decided on
a second vote taken yesterday to re-
turn for work Monday. The meeting
of allied trades officials took recess
at noon.
1t is reported that the stock yards
strike will be officially called off to-
day. Inc actlon Oh the butchers III
voting to go back is being followed by
other unions
1t is stated that if the leaders don't
declare the strike off the men will go
back as individuals. A meeting of
all trades is being held. 1t is believed
it will take action declaring the strike
at an end.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
CORTELYOU is CONFIDENT.
Thinks the Vermont Election Is Har.
binger of Republican Victory.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Chairman Cor
Lelyou of the republican national COM
mittee arrived from New York today to
review the campaign work in the
isfaction with the situation in the east
and is especially gratified by the Yer
that the farmers are with Roosevelt
He thinks New York will follow the
lead of Vermont.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
Addresses Delegation Of Demo-
cratic Editors.
He ADVOCATES PARTY HARMONY
Says High Tariff Schedules Breed
Trusts and Encourage Extrava-
gance in Expenditures.

ESOPCS, Sept. S.-A delegation of
500 democratic editors arrived in the
steamer St. John at II: 20 this morning.
| They took a special train from New
York and transferred to the boat at
Hyde park on the Hudson They
marched from the landing to ROsemont
where they We're heartily greeted by
Judge Parker
Editor Charles w. Knapp of the ST.
Louis Republic, addressed the candi-
date on behalf of the editors. He pre-
dicted the election of Parker In re-
sponse Judge Parker expressed his
pleasure at welcoming this large body
Of representatives of the press One
and strengthening of sturdy Ameri-
can citizenship" he said were ques-
tons of great import to be passed upon
by the people in November. 1t was
the duty of the editors to present them
honestly and so clearly that the people
will understand.
He took up the challenge contained
in the republican platform in which it
is asserted tnat the republican party
has displayed high capacity for rule
and government" He made compare
sons between the expenses of the gov
ernment under republican administra-
tiOns and that of Cleveland. He said:
During Cleveland's first term the
average annual expenditure was about
1863 0O0. 900. For the past three years
it has been about s519,O0O,00O. The
inevitable result of such extravaganza
is deficit instead of the surplus Of
$4,000. 900. which the present executive
found on assuming control. There is
now deficit of s4O,OOO,OOo. Extrava-
gance is running riot in the federal.
state and municipal governments in
spite of the well directed efforts Of
some excellent officials. Ere long the
trative expenses and they will do it.
now if they are made to appreciate
that this extravaganza is the result Of
a high tariff made to uphold the trusts.
The coming election will not be de-
termined by the September vote In
hopelessly republican states, where
local issues are paramount but the re-
suit in Vermont yesterday admOnshes
us that the harmonious cooperation Of
all democrats and the elimination Of
personal and factional and unimpOrt-
ant differences, not involving the sur
render of principle, are essential to
democratic success"
Parker read his speech from manu-
script speaking in a clear. even voice.
At 1:35 the editors boarded a steamer
and returned to New York.
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Next Meeting Place Will Be
Saratoga.
II WILL ASSEMBLE IN JULY, 1907
Officers Elected Today-Many Dele
7ates Have Left the City to
Escape Heat.

sAN FRANCISCO. Sept. S.-The
,...r .aportant session of the grand
a,.8mpment of knights Templar be-
van this morning, the first order of
ho.iness being the selection of the next
,an.laye city. This was followed by
rh, election of officers. Many Knights
ar. already leaving the city. Some
.r. leaving to escape the intense heat
and others are carrying out a
scheduled program to visit other places
Hi. th, state on their hOmeWard journey.
Sar.toga Springs. \. Y. was given
rh. next toncIaVe. which will he held
IL. second Wednesday of July, 1907.
Tn, following officers We're elected:
Grand Master. George MoultOn. of Chi
,.1. deputy grand. Henry Riggs, of
Rhode Island, grand generalissima,
NMWm Nrljsh. of Ohio: grand cap
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CLAIMS WATERS UNDER EARTH

Los ANGELES. Cal, Sept. 8.-City
Attorney Mathews has filed the COM
plaint in the injunction suit the city is
bringing against the ranchers of the
San Fernando valley to prohibit them
from using the water flowing in under
ground streams or in any manner per-
colating from the Los Angeles river.
The suit is one of the biggest ever filed
here. 1t affects over $4,000 acres of
plants are involved. The names of 164
defendants are given in the complaint
The complaint does not attempt to
prohibit residents of the valley from
using whatever water they may re-
ouire for domestic purposes or for the
watering of live stock. These privi-
leges are conceded. The city is fighting
to prevent the use of the waters of the
river for large irrgating enterprises.
The complaint sets forth that the
defendants claim adversely to plain
tiff an interest in the paramount right
to the waters of the river and that the
defendants threaten during the irri-
eating season, from May l to Nov.
of each year and at other times they
desire, to divert the water by means
of pumps and wells.
It is the belief of plaintiff that if the
defendants are allowed to do these
things that a large amount OF water
would never get back into the stream
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Japs Captured Guns and Stores.

LONDON. Sept. S.-The Rome cor
wires that the Japanese made import
ant captures of guns and ammunition
Liao Yang. 1t is reported that they
captured 1872 wagons loaded with pro-
ammunition at Pankiaupeu and seven
field guns, most of them unspiked, and
Kaiupsho.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-08
National Golf Championship Games.

SHORT HILL, n. D., Sept SIN
the national amateur golf championship
today Walter Egan lost to E. M. Byers
four up to three to play. Chandler
inghast, three up, Fred Hereshoff won
from H. w. Ferrin, three up, two to
play. There were Is couples still in
the field for todays matches,
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Russia Needs Her Money.

MANCHESTER, Sept. S.-The Dis
patch today states that Russia has
just given notice of the withdrawal
of 1900 900 pounds sterling, which had
been deposited for three years The