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New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RAc1NG.-At Saratoga. ESQ p. nj Harlem and St
Louis.
HARNESS RAcINe.-Grand Circuit Empire City
track.
LAWN TE2yEI5-Invitation tournament
YACHTING.-Raes for Ssewanhaka cup. Lake St. Louis
Montreal.
BAsEBALL--Natioual League. ST. Louis at Nsw-York
D. m; Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburg az Phladel-
phia, Cincinnati at Boston American League. New
York at Cleveland. Boston Detroit. Washington a.
s. Louis. PhiladslShls ~ Chiea3a
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
INTERCITY HOCKEY LEAGUE.
REPRESENTATIVES of Principal Clubs to Meet
in Pittsburg Next Week.

Pittsburg, Aug. IA meeting will be held at
Detroit next August to form league of hockey
clubs similar 10 the National Baseball League
Pittsburg Houghtou. Sault Ste Marie and Calumet.
Mich clubs are behind the project II is proposed to
form, n circuit and adopt schedule for next win
Ter when championship interClty games Will be
plaved New-York and Brooklyn have been invited
- send rapresen tatives rhs meeting The prelmi
nary arrangements are in the hands of a committee
composed OF James Z. Dee of Hought9n; Henry F.
of
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
GOLF.
Traits LOzcers Records at Montclair
and ESSer COuntY.

Walter J. Travis the amateur champion. gave 4
fine exhibition Of his skill yesterday at the Mont
clair Golf Club links. where he played two rounds
of the thirty-six holes course 6O45 yards long. In
the morning he played match with Walter Brown
giving him an allowance of four holes. and defeat
ing him by up. Travis did the course in 70, his
card being:
out ....................4 so
In ......................t . = . . 4 4-3S-iJ
In the afternoon Travis took part in a four-ball
match with c. z. Brown a partner against
Thomas r Reid and Paul Harrison. whom they de-
feated by up and to play. ON this occasion
Travis did the course in the remarkably low score
Of rs which equals the professional record OF Is
made by Jack Park. which stood for two years
until last week when it was beaten by Willie"
Anderson the open champion, who did the course
in "A and made another round of Is. establishing
professional thirtysix holes record Tor the course
Of $50 Tie score made by Travis was;
Out ...............-.-...4 8 5 80 -.
In ...-....-... --.-.--4 3 . 1 D ! o 1 4-S'-'o
Travis on his two rounds Of 70 and IS, established
an amateur thirty-stx holes record for the course
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
WOUNDED POLICEMAN STILL LIVES.

John Stadtmuller. the special policeman who was
injured. probably fatally. the result of an as
sault on Thursday evening in the Riverside Casino
at No. 222 West ne-hundred-and-tenth-st was
stil N low condition, with little change at the j.
Hood Wright Hospital last night. No one OF the
four men who assaulted him has vet been ar
rested. William Nally. the OF Police CAPTAIN
Nally Is the only person yet nAntionsd hy name In
eannsctiOn with The casa
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
TELEoRAPHERs MAKE MERRY.

Fine weather favored the meetiug, games and
dinner OF the telegraphers yesterday at Donnellys
Grove College Point. Long Island More than five
hundred were present. The affair under the
MANAGEMENT OF the Commercial Telegraphers'
Union of America, New-York Local No. Is After
the meeting at l o. m. there was a baseball game
between .he Brokers and "Commercials' fol-
lowed by~a bowling tournament, sack races and
other contests. The company sat down 10 dinner
at 430. Dancing and other amusements were en-
toyed till after midnight
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
FLAGS OF NEW SOCIETY BLESSED.

In the TRANSPORTATION Church. at Mott and Park
sts which Is now attended almost exclusively by
Italians the service last evening attended by
all the organizations connected with the parish.
and the flags OF the Christian Democracy, a So
cety Just formed to aid the Italians in this city.
were blessed AT the same time flowers were dis
rfb Itad the pariShiOnerS.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
MORTON =. PLANT,s INDIsPosITIoN.

Southampton. Aug. The statement published IN
the United States that Vice-Commodore Morton r.
Plant. Of the Larchmont Yacht Club, Is III prob
abIv had its origin in the fact that ne had to be
assisted in and out OF the yacht club at CoWes on
August 8. Mr.. Plant is suffering from an olo
wound in his leg, but is improving He mas been
advised to rest the injured member. but has not
Aoaag so
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
NOVA scoTIAN SHIP IN DISTRESS.

The Nova Scotian ship Kings County arrived yes
terday in distress The ship sailed on July q from
Pensacola for Rio Janeiro. with a full cargo OF
lumber On July Is the ship was struck by a terrific
squan and hove down on her beam ends, ObHgtng
her crew 70 cut away spars and sails to right her
The snip lost the fore and main topgaIIant masts
the ntZzen royal and jibboom. with sails attached
Captain Salter put into this port for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
CRTcKET AesoCIATION.

The game played July at Braneh BEooh e ~ n:
Newark. between Essex County ana faIersSn o. i- oS
been ordered -replayed by the associat ton one OF
the scorers Of the match brought OUT tns Ies--S ] .
tie. while the other made II victory for FaIsISoii
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
BASEBALL.

WASHINGTON. :; ST LOUIS.
s. Louis Aug T-vashnst7E defeated Louis hers
to-day easy fashion Win Wolfe base in the hfrh
rnlns Stahi a. Washington. kuccyet TIE bail the
af, r-ll fence clearing ths longest
ever made the local park TIE score. -
wasatnr-on.......... 3-5 Il /
81. Is,t.s.-.--....--. o. 10 %
Ba,te--s-writs ana K!,tredse Petty Elahoe- At
teu1aD-e, IuJuo
PHILADELPHIA. 3; CHICAGO .
Cs.1aE,. aug 7-phtadeiphia won to-days game On
Smiths wuduess anl by Donohue -Four bases On
balls two errors three timely singles ana wild pitch
scored all x tleir Wsjleu waH a. hts best strS
ing cut eleven men The score. -
Philadelphia. .....-.- - ,
Batte-ies-wa4leu anl slhrech. smith and Mcfarland
Attendance. @T,U3t
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08

Tie annual regatta Of the Horseshoe Harbor
cilo. OF Larchmour. y. Y. VIII be held on Satur-
Cay. The regatta viii be sailed over the regular
course OF the Horseshoe Harb0r Club. with classes
-o 'ae 3, 30 and % foot racing lengths; Class p
-@eeao0uts; Class j. Class r. besides special New
[lechee Yacht Club class. special Aanhasset Yacht
- eiass. snecial Horseshoe Harbor Club class.
--aA o- harbor one 6esigu class. Hampstead Harbor
- 4esign class There viii also be races for so
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day, p. M--sI L0u1
s< -sx KoEx AaL.- Goa
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08

At f-tica-A.. 7. & c., 6. Utica. 4.
AZ svracuse-Syyacuse =, Ihon. /
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
81 SPORTS ArDA[Ha
RTgRECREATIONS87Szzz=zz.. 81 81. &.

- S@9oo1ts % p Is ana special class for Is feet
80 80 4LUer II classes where four boats start there
VII VII oe two prizes Entries close with Thomas ]
McCaAilI. j., LarchInont
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08

EASTERN LEAGUE.
STATE LEAGUE.

At Newark-Jersev Ci,y. > Newark. @
Al Providence Baltimore. 8; Providence.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08
THE RACETRACK.
Duryee's Good String for the Hope
fuLCOntests to Come.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune. J

Saratoga. n I, Aux II the weather VIII con-
tuue 10 be kindly disposed toward the Sara
toga Association for the Improvement Of the Breed
of Horses as it has been. the high standard OF
racing which the first six days OF the meeting
established should be maintained throughout the
coming week. There are stakes and fixtures in
sporting protusiou to be decided between now and
Saturday and the list of eliSibIes TO assure
in most Instances high class fields With the Grand
Union Hotel and the Hopeful stakes to be renewed.
the bulk Of the monetary offering goes 10 the
youngsters, although the Saratoga Derby the
Travers and the Delaware handicaos each has
sufficient money added 70 attract good horses from
the older division.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08

me -eports published Of accidents TO autouloblsts
g, me rua OF the various automobile clubs 10 -.
rris seer, due ID the road races that the drivers
,r5uge IL Il is unfortunate for the sport max
-sst zss ularned as a great pleasure trip through
~ rolnt-v To snow the usefulness and convenience
A. tbe automobile should be msTred by the reck-
issS1ess az tne drivers. Tt is probable that the
s11erican Automobile Association VIII take action
ID g9p such performances.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-08

Mr. C,bamblet-s Land OF Clover. the pride of the
st.rIs broke down more seriously than was at first
supposed. and there is little chance OF his COINS
- -. r.lsr aga.n this year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

Sew York Ag IS
BtTTTE.R --e'reAraery extras per pouad
ISals74e nrsts tsatz1ae seconds I44154se
shlyts. tlaisi1c state dairy tubs. axsrax
nc. ersts l5aIsc sscqnds. tlaI4sscss
rA.ras. f2ai2c
CHEESE state full cream. eelerea
snaN taney. se- Eslr 70 geod
white. small fancy re-: fair 60 gao1 SEA
$40 small pecr. 5seazAac large. calnred
ard wnlte falr 81 saea 7s4ase large
poser 65salHse Mght s.xirns esates 81
prime 3s.aae rare skins prime. 5a e
sENd f1atsse. ea1msa ta fair
f1ll skins s41e
EEslS-Sratz PENNSYLVANIA ana nsarbv
selected, white extra fancy 25a2kc- prime
g enaicss --at.. ezi1ed extras eza-ae
nrsfs lsi-a-ee. under grades fsa1ssc
aivsiea. i4afse aaeezs, aIzssc.
FRESH FRUITS Apples Alexander.
haa2i picked per de8Fe head barrel s1ss
Duchess ~ 0tdeEaarg Ssa1-E. Craven
stein 81 sa4 Twenty Ounce 8 Ia 81
Maiden Hiasa n5eazs Cntling & ssaz S
Mack Rpflu s5ea4E Orange psnnla
s $751; Selr Easigh si54al q sweet
Baugh g aI aasn Beads saa12s. wsnsi-
falls ard Gensmaus sss2sr aears Bsrtlssr
PER h@rreA sza4 per aaif barrel Aaaxzt
sar aN GlmpHs Fararita per lasreE saa
5 Flemish EaaafV SlngEa. Egsr
southefn sla2 eaokfng SORTS. aat as
glamzs per carrier aaa7Ee grapes. Moore !
EARLY 5E.ax Wasten. TseasI. Delaware.
S.-aaI4Ns Ngara ss1thsrn. gi41 g. EaIA-
waEe sia nae6ieaerries. per quart. 81
e. n,laAaesens Ger sazSsr ac
LIVE Poi LNRK Spring e asna
Ger HcGHd, hte MS 9ar p@1ma Ese
rcusters per uaanA Nee turM@~s p@#
peand lie Fsernz Per pair &azse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
- - -.

AEsEaA4s > -atliAtaaA iestA=--
Trslns lsasine Barre Tor white River juno
tfan, Bostaa. aew York And 81 lnseif
points as SIS a als y 90. and i2-el 3 e. -
train for White River Junction Aa1 y ihs4a
and aneerFned5a ke stations leaves g $50 ~.
Trains leave HaFre Tor Burlngtaa ~ $3.50
Rousss PosBs ard 9gGcnsbuTg AZ 70 Z. V. ~ y.
$40, E1G d. 70. ard f2s0l a. r.. Trans esAl ~
Essex fer paints On huflana Eoaa 80 ". 80 ~.
connects w3th New York train far NIB W -. ~
points west leaving barre atSIe. - 81 " - -
Fur Wiliiamst0wn leave Barre e Ia Az - y \ Z,
m. Leave WiliiamstoHn e. 80 = y. ana -
pm.
MONTPELIER 4 WELLS nEFNE AAsAApApf
COMMENCING JrNE 5 l99s
Trains leave barre for Wells River, e9l A..s
ing az that point with trains gong o9.l ~
ana south. a. 20 q M. 1879 aDd s.1s Z. ~ 80
t1sC train connects with train foF aos. - -
north for Lfsh5n Littlet0n, Faeg zns ~. ~ 2 "A
caster also with Montreal express aea -A1 -
and Is tYasEs with 81. JnhnsRaEg tf@A.s,. "a a.
Trains leave narre for MqntpeaeE e t@pt
A. u.. Iz30. sfs. 4l0ana go p. ~
ELKcTRfa srREEF nAIENA4
cars leave square In Barre Or Nentp
Is minutes 81 AID Is minutes Fss W ~
Leave Montpelier for Barre % re Ae
hzf hour untii &c +. m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24
MERRY-GO-ROUNO

Angelo SeamPiui announces
that his Merry Go Round viii
be IN operation for the Summer
beginning Saturday, July I'd,
on the Berlin street grounds
opposite bis house. Come and
enjoy . ride, hear the music
and have d good time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24
FOR SALE.

-, 49, ls.-.T -. "a . - -
49, rA-s--ss am iaslngs anu
eeFuer Elra ana SKINNER streets Es4t
- = : - - =
sgsIra NE Ms raoe. M AeA fg4sE
80 $3.50 - - - -,--ges -
49, ~ - 49,. - t.ses
Eflp 800 slr 8 - $3.50 -. -
gi.-s-- 80 e.-'.5ss.s.5ss, ~ ,.,-i--,,. -
- aTs5 $40 - - r ssTs, 49, s.s.-s-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24
TO RENT.

TENEMEsT TO EENr-Afssr september /.
az the 1crner g <cuz1 Main azsz Eirzore Scs.
Lasa.Es 6 49, Y --srs. Z 10y q -
TO RENT-Slze smaa -eneaseas. Zoe ana
cold warFr eiecsrfe l1tls SIC per monrh- "A ~
70 REyr-F ~ .rooci rFssairs 1sraaeat At
81 Elm street Price ST. ArrhHr Martin tssEf
TO RFN.F-AE 4iea. a tenement. Iaauire %
e. A. Ssgei- Bolster eieck- M1Ia street t-Iu
QUARRY ~ LET-Tighs and aazk stock
Si1u9Sed an the Washington alghw1y from
Wsbsterrilie 81 Washington ID barre Tawa amt
between tfe eaaxry e LirEieiahn & Kline and
the Patton hsEaes7raf. Arrlg = P. O'fornel.
Times ofaes Bars : s1A
TO REST- nspuu-s taizs senemsas. Apply 10
A. J. Young g SILVER street. 11
70 EEyT-A sfx-roum seuemenE ca Tranits
street.. Mgzsa q b with modern zanpro4eDtnrEs.
Lnauire at IAasecni place, Granite 81 I41rr
DESIR4aIE TENEMENT. 10 REAT-4sths
corner II North Main and Third streets. For
particulars znaaire az the Barrs steam TAnu-
arr. rasf
TO REST-A vary pleasant tanemens Il I'VE
rsfc1ls. Electric lights ana bath. Apply -
Merchant street, ccrneF Sanr1ex sSreeG. Ring
upper bell ttsm
BOARDING house. 10 REST-E1ghssen
rocIns good lscatt1n ard aiExvs full FOR rar-
or address F. 8 Ellis. r n DE-. Barre. t17tl
10 RENF-Renemeur On Central serser. to
small fanliIF Inquire AZ 60 ~. Main s.. Iisf
TO RENT-fmo aown-arairs tenemsnrs an
Pearl street. Also furnished rnGma 80 sew 6nz-
sell hiocK Apply " a "a Bazzaif new Euz1all
block losrf
10 KEST-TRs frous roonzs. furnished. with
latest improvements Apply - 8 q Canton.
TO REeT-s5x--oom cortaee "a Eianwoad
aeenHa. Apply 81 3. s. EaErfers admin is1ra-
i9f' N1
10 RENT-rwa front Offices, formerly pcc..-
pied " z z. Perry Also rwa Faems suitable
Ter gas aaaisskeepErg. Eastman Eros Te1
10 RENF-Farulsaea raaus. With boara 4
desired APgly . = jefferson street, laLt1
70 FFs.-r '-7,,- -gT,-.rrs . ~ a e.r-r3-s
street AgaiT % Charles lanssen1 aztf
FURNISHED ROOM no RENT Erans rnen
wirh Az modern Improvements. Apply As IA
Keith avenue aGrs
TO RK.sF-Afser galy list. tsuenens * - a.
naauzn- Apply g Pr G + kent. sdsf
10 RENr-DesraRie frcus oafee saona. far
49, sisf
T8 RENT- -rsnsznens I'D eornee waanlu9tsn
and spaAlatng streets. Appig 70 ~ - FAR
ker. T7T
10 RENT-An upstairs tenanenS at % Maple
4genae. InaEfre II A. Dodge earuer 6c6gx
AMI silver streets a5tf
---------------------
s,,5 n - s@-s- - 800 n s-s.ssll
r,'9,,+sT ls.r.s~.F 80 ,sl5rzrs.,s anFi1- - 81
IN Rfsies N5-F
i s s9sa ls sssss ], sgs8g sassF risas44sis
~ Ar-al-- Nenel-r-lt e 10 feeaess H--k
Afst sttl1FN HA2rEs Ms Gs A. ElSW 1f-a- 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

BOARDERS WANTED.
R0ARrFRS wANFED-As Is VEST street.
carnar IL SUMNER stree5, IEn
B0ARnERssT 3 ut EIl--- A 3 the General Board
iag House. Is Cenarai streeE. STIFF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

I'D RENE-@raz far sae 9arss II Blanchard
r1rn aa MeHehaar ssreet. Apply 10 II a.
Duffy. Aarr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

To EENE-A ear1are Boise ax Central street
also 4 tenemens IN AeadenaF street. Apply %
r. 81. LE1n. Address s11rs er = Highland
ATeuus 14rtr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

FOR SALE fa4sEsa3aE furniture. Eear Bed
Hae1n suisss serves. naEaas carpets. chairs and
AessdIng Apply az s. Flaasanf street. fzsst
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

E@R SAL e. ElgI -Tsaz-ald mAre saansE and
azsa3a af aashsn@ Weighs sG peSEnssz Aa-
assss Wheeler Farm. WsAsfefgiile VT. 1a9ee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

Three TenansanNs ga Patterson street.
g,ns TeneEaA1s IA Branch street
tire Tenement on Granite Street
One Tenement "a HID Street.
tE7sfe4 Apply Er Phelps BrgEhers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

FOE SALE-SeFeFaI ssares ami : fannga and
several aeher arzlxias. GalE AZ Mrs. eaF5sy $
eerner I'm and saMnser srreets. Is4sa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

E0M SAK-El--Ss Vsn-raGu1 enttaGe gu Beacon
sereas M0r RB& enAa wa5@E set tubs, ans zir
furnace Wired fer electric E9hrs tfsad bar
North Main street EfS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-24

- IN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15

Houston, Texas. Dec. 15.-The
Humble oil fields, II miles north of
this city. are a total wreck due TO
subterranean convulsions, which
turned the deep wells into veritable
volcanoes. Some of the stones, mud
and lava were hurled 1000 feet into
the air and fell over a territory of
a mile lin all directions. The de-
struction of property is almost total
and will reach $4,000.
People fled from the field when the
outbreak began, which was preceded
by terrible rumbling. and sought
shelter as best they could from the
rain of stone and mud. Clouds of
phosphonescent vapors enveloped the
field, giving it the appearance of a
whole town wrapped in flames. De-
donations like the roar of cannon
could be heard 10 miles away.
Derricks were torn to atoms and
machinery shattered. Great fissures
opened In The earth and from them
mud and vapors issued. Work was
in progress at five wells yesterday
morning when the upheaval came.
The earth suddenly shook, all the
holes seems TO turn themselves wrong
side out and the deep wells became
veritable volcanoes Pipes that were
1000 feet in the earth were hurled
from the ground and twisted to frag-
ments
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15

Denver, Dec. 15.--A political sensa-
tion is caused by the flooding of the
city with circulars charging Senator's
Patterson and Teller with ''neglecting
their duties in Washington in order to
remain in Denver and fight for the
democratic crooks now on trial In the
supreme court" and calling upon
them to resign because of frauds In
the elections at which the legislature
which sent them to Washington was
chosen.
In signed statement this morning
Patterson says; Teller is here be-
cause of the Illness of Mr.. Teller. Jr.'
He charges the republicans with con-
spiracy to rob Governor-elect Adams
of his seat, steal the senate and pack
the supreme court for corporation
purposes.
He concluded he could do more
good in Denver than in Washington,
by aiding to defeat the conspiracy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15
TWENTY CHILDREN
AND THREE TEAMS
INTO ELK RIVER WITH
A SUSPENSION BRIDGE
Fell Sixty Feet Upon the Ice, Which
Gave Way-Several Were Drown
ed and Many Injured, ana the
Driver of Team Is Missing-Two
Children Die OF Shock After Being
Taken From the Water.

Charleston, w. Va. Dec. 15.-The
suspension bridge over Elk river col
lapsed this morning, carrying down
a number of school children. Three
bodies have been recovered Three
teams on the bridge were drowned,
the drivers escaping.
Twenty Children and Three Teams.
Twenty children and three teams
were precipitated so feet. The ice
broke and the children struggled
frantically In the freezing water. All
but two were rescued. Minnie Hig-
genbotham, aged II. and Ray Hum
phreys. aged ~. died when taken
from the water. Several were injur-
ed. Woods, a driver, is missing. II
is thought his body is under the ice
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15
TO CHANGE FISHING LAWS.
Lower River Men Opposed to sunda,
Closing of Fishing.

Astoria. Or, Dec. ia call was
issued today for meeting of all the
seiners on tbe Columbia river, to be
held in this city on next Tuesday
afternoon.
The purpose of the meeting is to
consider proposed changes in the
fishing laws OF the states of Wash
ington and Oregon at the next ses-
sions of the legislatures. The par
ticular object they desire 10 obtain
is that there shall not be "A closed
fishing day on Sundays Their actual
working season is of short duration.
and it is difficult for the seiners to
hold their men together. and If they
were given a Sunday holiday it would
be necessary to hire new crew
nearly every Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15
Mosquito Exterminators.

New York, Dec. 15.-The second
annual convention of the National
Mosquito determination Society will
be held in this city tomorrow and
Friday The object of the convention
is the education of the people as to
killing the insects. possible legislation
toward their slaughter, and co-opera-
ton in getting the country rid of the
insects Specimens of all kinds will
be exhibited, together with the small
fish that are active in destroying the
larvae.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15
NOT QUITE CIVILIZED.
Half -brced's Close Imitation OF Edu-
Gated Methods.

San Francisco, Dec 15.-With a
charge OF burglary against her. Mrs.
Minna Parpitt, a half-breed Chero-
kee Indian, and a graduate of the
Carlisle Schol for Indians is held at
the city prison. She is accused of
entering a room at S27 Howard street
and, after extracting s35 from a
purse that was placed under the
lodger's pillow, turning on the gas
to asphyxiate her victim. The room
er was Peter Koulourits. and he was
rescued from the improvised death
chamber in an unconscious condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15
1905 WOOL SALES.
sI5e,OOO Worth Contracted for In One
Day.


Enterprise, Or. Dec. 15.-Wooi In
this county has begun to move In
earnest. r. c. Mays, who is buying
for $. Koshland 4 Co, of San Fran
cisco, last night closed the contracts
with the sheepmen of this place for
100000 pounds of wool. AS re-
suit, the sheepmen, as wei las other
business men of this place are in a
happy mood today. rejoicing In the
fact that they have "cinch" on 16
cents a pounds for their 1905 wool
clip.
Regardless of the fact that there
are two other buyers in the field.
Mays is getting all the wool, neither
of the other buyers having been able
to secure a pound Of wool so far
On the sales made last night, Mays
turned over to the sheepmen of this
vicinity $4,000, this being one-third
Of the contract price Of the WOOL.
This amount will relieve the Sheep
men to a great extent, as money Is
always very scarce with them at this
time of the year and they are often
compelled to borrow at a hig hrate
of interest.
BY tomorrow Mays expects ave
the entire clip OF the county contract
ed for. which will amount TO about
1000, 900 pounds.
Owing TO the fact that he apparent
ly has the confidence of every sheep |
man IN this section there seems TO be !
small chance Of any other company
than Koshland's securing much wool
in this county next year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15
SUSPECTS ARRESTED.
Chicago Millionaire WIN Put Up for
Their Defense.

San Bernardino, Dec, 15.-Sidney
Jarvis and Arthur Schwinkler. sup
posed Santa Fe train robbers and
murderers of Express Messenger Rob-
erts, were arrested Tuesday In San
Francisco and arraigned here today.
The preliminary examination IL set
for Tuesday next and they are held
without bonds. The fate of the pris-
oners hinges on the testimony of the
fireman. The sheriff believes they
are the right men.
The suspects are employees of II. j..
Mackey. the Chicago millionaire, who
promises plenty of money for the de-
fense. Mackey arrived today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-12-15
NATIONAL ISSUE.
Episcopal opinion of the Negro Ques-
tion In America.

Chicago. Dec. 15.-Americau SOW
ereignty and progress of church work
in the Philippines We're praised, the
negro question was declared to have
shifted from Southern to II nation
al one, to be dealt with accordingly.
and the good and bad conditions of
life in Chicago have been depicted in
strong terms by speakers at a great
mass meeting of Chicago Episcopal
ians held at the Auditorium.
Fully 1000 persons, laymen and
clergy, attended the meeting, which
was held in the interest of Episco-
pal church extension at home and
abroad.