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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
Seuti&lan0.
Ote Sepe9e an basru i
if9e &egi m t.

pie Sepet1e an oas T l.
fif9e giment.
gerIin, II. SuIi. Die balbamt=
li9e prsKe ftslt ben politii9en Gbarat-
ter Der 3aiier.9 epeide on ben Oberft
bes Wiburs-& esiments (Ginnlano) in
Mbrebe. Sn benz Sele9ramm batte Der
3aiier bas &esiment, befen @bren=
Oberft er 1T, gu benz beuorfebenoen
Sample nit ben Sapanern beslid=
tpiinf1t.
Die 8ldtter erinnert barar; bab Der
3aifer an elm britif9es Drasoner-& esi=
ment. beKen gbrsn=O berff er 1T, tpdb.
reno bes gurent,ie9s cine dbnlide De-
pef9e fanbte uno baB er bel Der Grib=
iabrsparabe in pOtsbam benz japan.
Wilitdr- Mtta9e feline 8euunoerung fur
bic Sapferteit Der japanifden 9ruppen
ausoriidte. Sie 8Otidaft tonne nur
bonn Solbaten @tanopuntt aus be-
tra9tet tuerben, inbsm es fit Elm &es
aiment bic sr6bte @bre iei, nod Der
6ro1t 9eianot gu tuerben.
Sie S9lubfOlsuns oes petersbur=
ger p%ublitums, Die Sepsf9e iei Der
0orldufer zines beutiden 8inbnifes,
t6nne bic ruifide &esieruns unm6s-
lid theilen. Sieie miKe mobl, bab
cine 9Qian3 feinen RuBen brd4te, ba
&ublanb mebr Sruppen bat als es bee
f6rbern fann unb elm Neutralitdtss
bru9 Deuti6lanb's oas Signal gum
Weltfrie9 9dbe.
MarDcc0.
& q iuIt au benz 2rie9s-
fab.
Sanger, II. Suli. Bandit &ai=
iuli un6 fein StamT mabten ei1en
Nngriif auf @barb unb nod 2 Sasen
fieste &aifuli. Ser Stamm erbeutete
niel 0ieb.
Snfolse bon Srohunsen, bic 4ai=
full unb bic Na1bar=S tdmme an ben
austpdrtigen Minifer Mobameb 81
5orres geianbt, muroen bic Mrbeiten
an benz neuen. i'm 8au be9rifenen
3oQ= @ebdube e~ineefelt.
Sic Stdmme ertldrten Sanger ans
greifen su moQen, falls bic Mrbeiten
fortbauern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
Ofafen.
Die apani4e Opera o.
ttonen.

ttonen.
Din 6 10, II. Suli. Sapan.
S9ife tpurben BEL 2ai Chou gefi9tet.
Wie mon annimmt, balten tie i9 in
Gibluns NIT benz @ormarid Der 2ano-
truppen. Sails bic Sapaner Sa SIDE
8iaO nebmen. biirfte slei9seitis cine
2anbuns in gin Som erfolaen.
Der 3ampf BEL 3ai @bou beffanb
aus elmer &eibe bon @9armibeln am
z. uno g., bic nit Beiebuns Der Staot
bur9 Sfu's 5rupps1 enoisten. Set
9. fino bic Sapaner i'm fteten @or=
mari@ besriHen. Dim sIsi9en Sage
bei4ohea unb befebten fie bas z Weilen
entfernte pinBan uno fteben jeBt bidt
BEL Ga EIDE 2iao.
General Otu fua Elm 9inefi9es @e-
tuanb trasen.
Sapanii9e patrouiQen ffeben bi4t
bel Gin 3om. Wan fann fe auf ben
bena6barten Siigelfetten feben, bon
mo fie selegentli9 auf bic ruifi9en
@orpofen fsuern.
s as 6 p irbau=
gegebsn.
81. Petersburg, IL. Suli.
Na9 pripat=N a9ri9tsn bon Der 6ront
pirb Gen. 2uropatfin feinen ernf-
liasn geriu9 MAIDEN, Sa EIDE 2iao
su 5alten, bas oberbalb 2ai Chou
3mii9sr isnsm plaB unb Sai Gbena
liest uno mo- bic gabn fi9 an bic
3weislinie Ebon SEEM @bmang an=
faliebt. Sie &uhen i6einen bura bic
Stdrfe Der Sapaner auf ben Sin Den
Straben gen6tbigt, fi9 smii9sn 9ai
@bens unb 2iao gens gu eoncentriren.
iebo4 tperoen 0orbereitungen gema9t,
Tim bas erftere 10 lanse als m6sli9 3u
balten. Sen. Seller iu9t ofenbar
ieBt ben 8Ormarid Der Sapansr in Der
Ridtuna bon eng Wans gbens su
binbern.
&uropattin's 8abn e
dbrIt9.
Der geiebung Rem @bman9's bur9
bic Sapaner unb bic 0oIenoung Der
iapanii9en 2inie, un bic Spibe Der
2iaO Sung 9albinieI in bic @emalt gu
%befOmmsr,, ifebt anideineno ni9ts mebr
i'm @ege.
Die pdfe oss Ten Shut @ebiras-
3ugss unb BEG 9albtreiies 6fli9 bon
2eao Yens werben befefist.
@on 2 Soften bebrdnst, uiirbe 3u.
rOpattin's Sage enti&ieoen sefdbrli9,
falls bic Sapaner srnfli9 @nffaIt
MAIDEN, ihre 0orpoften nod Wutben
bor3uf4ieben.
gs berri9t bier Der Ginbruf, bob
&urOpattin iebt teine gr6Bere S4la9t
annimmt, aud tpent er ange9rifen
tpiirbe.
Ser ruifi9e 8aionett Nngrif bel
Gai Oou am 4. miro als bic gldn=
senbfte WaHentbat bes 2rieges sef9il=
bert. Man fanb ruiiiide unb japa=
niI9e Soote, bic fi9 ibre gaionette
ssssnisitis bur9 BENT 2eib serannt
batten.
g o t ego u 8 iaoOan 9.
81. pIe s..b + g, II. Suli.
Oberf OrbloH traf aug Siao Dang
nit betailirten,D epeiden bss Generals
&urOpatfin an ben 2aiisr elm. Be-
ri8te, er babe gefdmeroen bonn Ober-
@ommanoirenbsn iiberbra9t, i9einen
ugIe O~eHtuIuuHH.
& anonabe Bel g Mr.
thur.
@be 5 o o, IL. Suli. BON Witter=
na9t Biz 8 l1br Morsens tplirbe BEL
port artbur befti9 gef@oRen.
u tta9e's d Der Gront.
Snfio, IL. Suli. Sic austpdr.
tisen Mtta9es BET Der 3meiten Mrmes
inb bena9ri9tigt, bob fe stpa am
20. Suii mad Der Jront abreifen.
gtpa am %. geben bic gorrsf ponben.
ten ab.
SeerS 9laGt m 8
bon Bort Arthur.
Fotto, II. Suli. Die ruifif9er
QrpuapI. Nnnnn Qinnn MnIInhn uuf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
TdaltGer MarftberiGt.
Utepmortt.

S~nbianapolis Union giebb6fs, IL. Suit.
Rtnbpteb.
@epdbIte BIS prirna @gport
etiere, l3OO-15OO 3d.. S. 75-6 80
Nabise BIB mittIere @yport
Stiere, 13OO-14OO 9fo...". 53O-5 80
Suite Bis prima s9Idater etisre.
1150-l250 Hfo.-."-."...... b25-b76
@epobnIi&e etiere, 11,bO BIB
1850 HfMno. .....".""...... C0-o Az
Suite Bis serdbIte 5eebtag
Suere lo-4 20
gRabise Bis quite Seeding etiere,
900-10W 8fb.-..-~"--"" 90-4 l0
Cute StoderB 5UU-4O W
2et9te StcGerS. ....."...."." W. 20
@ute Bis seudbIte Rinbsr...-". 42b-47o
NittIere BIS quite %inber-"-.". 36O-4W
@ep0bnIi@e @t1ber. ........... 8 O0-3 40
@ute bts ssrpdbIte 2abe... ........ 376-44 40
Tittlere &Dbe. 8 35-3 so
@emSbnIi&e aIte 4iihe. ..-.... l b0-82 rs
Cute 8iibe NIT 2aIb. ..-."....- 800 $50
gem5bnIt9e 3iibe nit 8aIa.-..- $40 $40
@eudblte RdIber 1905 30
ehmere RdIber. 1905 90
Erima BITS fancp Export Dut&er
Buueu 1904 90
@em6bnIi1e BIS quite 4uDen...". 8 lO-3 90
@em0bnIi&e BuHen........-.. 2 6O-3O 90
S9metne
Suite bts eewd5Ite i&were....... 30 40-5 10
9eutif@te xnb i&uere 4aGtns... 3 80-5 40
Cute bis seudbIte Iei&te. -.-.~- 30-53 30
@eu6bnli@e Iei9te..."....~...". s26-6 30
Cute 475-6 90
2ei@te Fi8s."".""."..."."...... S6-4 %
&ou9bs 400 w
S9afe
Spring SamSS. q o. 90
@ute bts seudblte ginidtrise-... AGO. 30
@euDbnIi9e Bis CUTE gtnidb1iee 10 875
@uts BIB serudbIte S&afe..".-. 325- 8 30
DrS;ndre Bis quite e8ofe.""".-. 800 325
20O- 8 90
80de, per 100 9ib......... 90 2 80
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
Sapan.. Strtitfraftt
Storo6e1 ST &aAer ll1ro ST 2arb gin &ow.-Ta0
uou Sa Sde &iaD beDortebenb.
@nh Stem Gbmangs Sdidid iteint 6eiegelt. = &nropatiu mei6t mdter
mrid.-Ohus Operatonen.- SortpG6reno &Gmpfe Dor Fort
Mrbnr.-S e frembem Wiitdr= Mtades.

Sorpebobooten ansesrifen. bic ben
gapan bef9ohen. I'm A l1br 3oqen
f9 bic &uKen in ben Safen suriid.
Die japan. S9ife e%rlittet teinert
S9aben.
Samper @heIten b q m "
prife.
Ilabibpfod IL. Suli.
Der bonn Ylaoiwofod- @si9maber &c.
taperte britii9e Dampfer vGbsltenbam"
puroe beute als re9tmdbise priie sr=
fldrt. Ser gapitdn ma9te feinen
&e6tfertisungsperiu9. ba bic geueiie
ge9en bas @4if iibertudltisenb tparen
unb neil bic Bspeisaufnabme 3u erae=
ben f@ien, oaB oas Sdiff bereits bon
ben Sapanern setauft mar. Nur bier
britil4e untertbanen befanben fi9 ar
8orb.
Die Vemannung befano nleif aug
! 9eutidsn unb biefe ~berbareen ibre
Greuoe nidt bartiber, bab bic &uHen
oas S@if setapert batten. Oils Die
! priienmannidaft bonn pansertreuser
r@romoboi" ben v%@beltsnbam" berlieb,
brahten bic Seuti4en 6ohs auf He
aug.
General 2inemitf9, Der Nnfans bie=
ies Monats antam, 1T tpieber absereif.
Sas Wetter 1T pradtbou.
Ser 2aifer in SUB 81 g.
Lamb.
% o 8 IT,, IL. Suli. Ses &ai=
iers 2. &eiie mad Gtb &uBlanb our
8erabfdieoung bon ben in ben &rieg
siebenben Sruppen beranlaBte dbnli9e
Demon itrationsn pie feline erfe Tabrt.
Pensa, II. Suli. Ser 3aifer
traf beute Elm unb beidtiste mad gm=
pfang elmer iioiiden Population bic
Sruppen.
ct erinnerts bic Solbatet baran,
baB er Dor ID Sabren auf Der &tdtsbr
bon Sfafen bur9 pen3a tam.
Otu's Operationen.
g t. petersbur9, II. SuIi.
ginselbeiten iber ben ruffifden &idaus
BON 9ai Chou, Der in Sotio als GROCER
Sieg auspoiaunt mirb, 3sigen, bab ss
f9 faum I'm mebr als Sdarmiibsl
banbelt. Sie Welbung, es ieisn 10
@ei4tibe genommen, 1T unpabr.
Die @uKen aieben fi9 in poutomme=
ner Orbnuns Dor Gen. Otu's 4 Sis
piionsn auriid. Ser 0ormari9
Otu's sebt t%ueiter. Sein @ros, ettpa
go, 900 Wann, ifanb geitern ettpa 5
Meilen n6rbli9 bon 3ai Chou. Sie
japan. &eiterei riidt auf Metp @bpang,
cine ftarte Sruppe sesen Siaoiamaf,
balbtpegs nod gu SIDE 2iao.
Sas I~Iabiboftod=@ ei9maber 1T auf
Gee ; uabrideinli9 aud bic port Dir
THUR S9ife.
6 eponbent besIei=
ten lie s uppen.
General &uropatfin's
$ aupt quartier hber s6ul,
IL. Suli. Gum erfen MaI udbrsub
bes 9rieses burften @orreiponbentsn
unb Militdr= Mtta9es bic japaniiden
5ruppen beim 8orriiden besleiten, a1t=
fatt i'm 5auptquartier beg Gen. &u=
rofi auriidaubleiben.
Gaf ale gorreiponbenten inb iebt
ben Stdben Der Dibiions : @enerdle
ausetbeilt uno, tuenn AUDI ri9t in Der
@efedtslinie, 10 befinoen fe fid ben
Operationen bod ndber als 3ubor. Der
amer. Oberf gromber sebt nit Der
Wsft- Nbtbeilung. Der amer. Mrtiaerie=
Sauptmann Marfb nit Der Off
Sruppe.
Ruf (. &egieru1g enbet
6 d Mtta9es
mad Saue {.
paris, IL. Suli. Na9 elmer
Berner Sepsf9e bes vSemps" tperben
~. C. fLA..rL.~ m.r,Ix. 00I
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12

@eb6rrtes Rtnbfeii9 - e@inten, req.
eets. 13e; aubenietten 1l}e; Snneni. IL
4nD&eI 13}c.
WHirte Gerdu&erte HratuurR BIC,
5rantfarter 7ae; Bologna IN Ddrrasn etc, IN
Iu& 6hc.
S9maIa- tn xierces-1. dual. 9be; Q.
naaIitdt 83sc; 8. nuaIttdt $3.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12

SdnbIer besabIen foIsenbe 4reie:
Butter Country. 10c, Greaulers az
eIefn 24c.
Gier-l3He per Tatenb.
Stibner 101fc, Sdbne 8, T~urtess-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12
0obte1.

ennt
Hntbractte. 700
Rau@Ioie 2un1p. 80
&au9Ioie Nite Sun .............. 400
Ganneu 5.2E
BlobDur8.-.."....... .....".............. c.oO
Sa6fun Obie ......"...."....-.-...- 300
Ranambd 4.25
aittsbura 4.25
S9abmonb Gitp 4.25
Dimtfrebe. +. 4.25'
9odtn3 8aueb 400
xunrt8 .......... 4U0
Brazil DIod............... 400
Saline @o.-2,np 400
Saline go.-ght.. $50
Greene utb SuQtpart. .... ............ 8.26
slad-Sadfon, Htttsburs, 70. girs. ie 2.75
Snbiana..-.. S.25
GonneuSpiae @ofe.-........-...... 500
RIunspen 8 gote loo per 8uibeI, $3.50 per
25 HuibeI; 8erfIeinerter Cote lie PER 8usbsI
ober s.. " BET q Nuibel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12

ensros gertaufspreie Snrportirter
e@wesertdfs Doc per 4funb einbstmtf4e.
S@uepertdie 17e. @isconftn @recm 8 aaie
IL, Nem gort @bebbarsI 12e, einbesnb
f&er 2irmburser 12t. grid 13e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-12

watts, II. Suli. Na9 elmer
Berner Sepsf9e bes .Semps" tuerbsrt
bic beiben i9uei3erii9en Militdr 9lts
ta9es BET Sen. 3uropattin auf gr.
iu@en Der ruffi9en &egierung aurtid.
berufen. Oberf @ubinob's Saltung
NOR i'm 6auptquartier cine Der ruii-
f9en Nrmee feintli9e. Die Mbberu=
flung erfolgte Mitte SUM-, tpurbe aber
gebeim sebalten.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-22
MANCHESTER

DIR f. w. Taylor and family Of
Philadelphia arrived Tuesday for the
summer.
Mrs Alice Haswell of Dorchester,
Mass, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs f.. G. Orvis, another sister, Mrs
Carrie Haswell is also in town.
Miss Alice Bennett has returned from
an extended visit in Massachusetts
and is again in the probate office.
Mrs G. H. Wyman of Boston is
visiting her mother, Mrs VIM. Hub.
bard.
Miss Fitzgerald of Washington
D. c., is the guest of Miss Grace
Story at "Brookside. "
Mrs G. A. Batchelder of Fitchburg,
Mass, is guest at T. n. Hard's
The Equinox baseball team will
cross bats with the Dorset nine on the
local grounds Thursday afternoon
Harwood Bros, will be the battery
for Dorset while Kelly and McCaudle
will probably occupy the points for
the home team
d. K. Simonds, editor of the Man
chester Journal has compiled list Of
Vermont soldiers on the records at
Montpelier of the Manchester soldiers
who fought in the Revolutionary war.
There are nearly 200 names on the
list but this does not include all those
who were under 81 years of age at the
time of the war as the list was obtain
ed by consulting the old town records
for taxpayers of that time. This does
not include names of men who were
not regularly enrolled but who took
part in such engagements as the battle
OF Bennington. 1t is the desire of the
Soldiers Monument Association that
the name of every Manchester soldier
who took part in the war be obtained
and any information would be gladly
received.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-22
EAST POWNAL

Mrs Florence Rood and children of
Blackinton are visiting at John Bar
bers'.
Mr. and Mrs Tice Niles and son,
William attended the funeral of Mrs
Niles sister, Mrs Henry Worboy
Sunday.
Miss Ida Morgan is the guest OF her
lister, Mrs @. B. Patterson.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sws OF thebTOwn and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
Mrs C. B. Cook of Williamstown is
visiting Mrs Geo H. Moore.
Miss Edith Thomas the well-known
poetess is visiting at the Center.
Mrs Alfred Robinson suffered from
a slight shock Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Sheldon Ii. lockwood
leave tomorrow for Lake George.
miss Stella Rice of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting at John C. Clark's.
Mrs Daniel Robinson, 81 years of
age, and daughter are visiting in Sara
toga.
AIR and Mrs Harrison L. Norton and
daughter returned from Old Orchard
Thursday.
Mrs c. w. Lewis and son, who have
been the guests of Mrs Otis Smith,
have returned to Upper Troy.
Food sale at st Peters church par
ish house by st Agnes Guild Satur-
day afternoon from until o'clock.
Miss Smith and Miss Shaw of New
York, who have been stopping at Mrs
Barbara Moore's, are enjoying a
carriage drive to Burlington.
Rev Geo 5. Mills left for Nauga-
tuck, Conn, Friday morning. Mrs
Mills and children will meet Mr. Mills
in Boston Saturday and go to Belfort,
Me
Rev DR. Rowley is attending the
Second general conference district
Epworth League convention at Round
Lake, y. Y. He will return Saturday
and I'LL his pulpit Sunday.
The arrivals at the Walloomsac
Wed nesday were f. G. L. Lyons OF
East Orange, Mass, Rev Tibbits of
Hoosick, Rev G. W. Cort of Concord,
n. H., E. E. Stanton of New York.
Fillmore Paddock of Bradford st
has gone into the wood business as
will be seen by his advertisement in
another column which gives particu-
lars. lie is putting in saving aud
| splitting machine and will make a
specially of full measure and prompt
| service.
Rev Orc. w. Rowley, the pastor,
will preach morning and evening at
the NJ. e church next Sunday. Morn
+ ing, topic: Jehovah Nissi The
/ Christian Banner" The evening
theme encouragement ia time OF
Strikes and Labor Troubles" The
Epworth League prayer meeting at
+ $50 p. IN. will be led by Miss Matte
/ Bentley, subject: THE Spirit OF
Caste"
The Jepson brothers and Glen San
derS are camping on the Mohawk
! opposite Schenectady where they will
be glad to entertain their friends who
may be in that vicinity Young San
ders is the 18th generation of that
name. His ancestors home was the
only one spared by the Indians at the
massacre of Schenectady in 1898. The
furniture, paintings and plate are the
same as We're used by the Glens and
Sanders nearly 300 years ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-22
SATISFYING INVESTMENT


investors Of the depreciation
other securities
of small
from the savings banks like
which everybody
readily the best class of securities robbed
security Stock
fallen market during percent
This
and to thousands OF others the tying indefinitely
with oeutmaey speculative
the people, and as result pvaton bo9nds where formerly
speculative securities every life insurance policy has specified value easily
with its terms Such redemption guaranteed by plethora
the life
sutonso the world Had the small investors preferred place
life policies would
speculation For good safe satisfying and profitable
nothing with life policies
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-22
To Whom II May Concern

Having been appointed by the Hon. Probate
Court tor the district Of Bennington, guardian
of the pe.son andestate Of George II. ShuttleG
of said Bennington, hereby give notice that
will pay no bIllspot his contracting from the
date of my appointment. and all persons are
forbid to harbor or trust him on my account.
ALEXANDER X. RICHIE,
Guardian Of George II, Shurtlen.
Bennington, VI, June 9th, 1904.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-22

TIME LATE MARK A. HANNA, u. s. Senator had
$4,000 life insurance in the New York Life Insurance
Co.. which promptly paid because the New York
Life policies payable IMMEDIATELY and thus bestow lega
ces, not law suits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-03

State Senator C. j. Smith, in a COM
munication presented to the city coun-
Gil last night, called the attention of
that body that the next session of the
state Legislature was fast approach
ing. 81 am ready to do all in my
power" he says, ito assist in needed
Legislation for the city of Pendleton,
and il there are any changes wanted,
desire your body to place the matter
In shape for presentation to the legis-
lature."
DIR. Smiths offer was referred to
the committee on ways and means.
The session of the council last night
consisted of the auditing of bills for
the month of October, and the read
ing of few communications. One
from Balleray & McCourt, represent
Ing W. S. Byers, requests the council
to fill the street intersections i'm By
ers' addition where the petitioner has
filled up the streets to the grade.
The report of the sewer inspector
showed that four connections had
been made during the month of oc-
tober.
The balance on hand September 80,
according to the treasurer's report,
was: s7,223.4S. Amount received
from licenses and other sources. $5,
627.76; general fund, $761S.97; called
warrant funds, s14.37; levee sinking
fund $295SO4; general sinking
ing fund Sc. Total cash, $10,592.SS.
The following bills were allowed:
G. NJ. Froome 81, Tallman & Co. S5
cents, p. #. Harris so, Hawley Bros.
60 cents, H. j. Stillman 50, Hohbach
Bros. So, Maple Bros. 26 cents, Good
Thompson Company $3.50, PEN
dleton Water Commission $40, T. c.
Taylor $14.40. G. w. Reed Sc, George
LaDue 50, James Hooper s5, w, ID.
Paperam sS1, Gus Ludig So w. O..
Minnis Sc. Fred Stickler S115. John.
Sellers $52. Mrs. Anna Smith 81, F.
M. Murphy SO, G. A. Moon $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-03
GOLD BRICK.
Historic Swindle Perpetrated ON Ar
gentine Republic.

After lapse of many years 1t has
been discovered that the famous Os-
borne shield, presented by the Ar
gentine Republic to Major General
Thomas Osborne. the Ohio civil war
veteran, and by him to the city ut
Chicago, is IA gold brick" intrinsical-
ly worth hardly $275, instead of $23,-
600.
The shield was presented to Gem
eral Osborne by the South American
republic for services rendered years
ago. The Argentine government sent
to France for the shield paid Gus
tave Dore, the world-famed artist, for
designing it, and footed up bill Of
S23,OO0 for the bullion and jewels
supposed to be contained i'm the
shield.
The information became public
through "A petition of the Osborne
heirs to Mayor Harrison for the re-
turn of the shield, which they desire
to place upon monument over Gen.
eral Osborne's grave in Arlington
cemetery, Washington. The shield
was subjected to expert tests and the
fraud discovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-03
RUN OF SALMON VERY DISAPPOINTING

will be woefully small, compared 10
the usual supply.
The reservoir appeared TO be full
of fish before the work of extracting
eggs began, but when the nets were
stretched across and the catch of fe-
male fish began, it was found that
but few had entered the reservoir.
The fish gates are still in the river
and 1t is hoped by Mr.. Van pusen
that still more fish will come yet this
fall.
The force at the hatchery is practi-
cally idle, owing to the lack of fe-
male fish TO work on. Mr.. Van Du-
sen accounts for this alarming condi-
ton from one of two causes: Either
the Columbia river was fished to
death this year, or else the young fry
turned out of the hatchery four years
ago. did not return TO the Columbia,
to spawn. as is their past history and
nature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-03
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER.
Lewiston Daily Teller Succumbs to
..e Financial Distress.

lewiston Nov. 3.-Thef Lewiston
National Bank yesterday brought an
action in the district court against C.
A. Foresman for $11,244.5S, and an
attachment was issued against .the de-
fendants newspaper, the Lewiston
Evening Teller. which is now in
charge of receiver. The complaint
in the case states that of the $11,-
244.5S sued for, all but 5000 embraces
overdraft on the bank. The $500
embraces two notes-one issued jan
uary 2, 1908. for $500, and the other
issued July 3, 1903, for 5000. The to-
tai claim, the complaint states. ac-
cumulated during the past two years.
From statements made. 1t seems
that since the Teller began the publi-
cation of a daily paper about a year
ago, the publication has been suffer-
ing heavy financial losses monthly
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-03
.MIKADO'S BIRTHDAY.
Pendleton VIII Celebrate the 53d An
niversary of the Birth of Tie En-

WI NsfNpibt' thN TfDu .hh-
niversary of the Birth of IlIe En-
peror
For the third time in the history of
Pendleton. the birthday anniversary
of the Mikado of Japan will be cele-
brated in an official and fitting man
ner by his subjects i'm the city
Today is the 53rd anniversary of
the Mikado's birth. and tonight a
program of patriotic songs, readings,
speeches and poetry followed by a
banquet will be enjoyed, There are
35 members of the japanese colony
in this city, and every one will be
present tonight to do honor to his
beloved emperor.
George Kawashiri will deliver the
opening address. followed by the ma
tional hymn of Japan. K-mi- ga va,
by the entire colony. Edicts of the
emperor calling the reserves of the
first and second army service home,
Will be read by Myzumo; Hodgi will
then read a patriotic paper and the
"Banzai, or three cheers and "a tiger
for the emperor will be given at the
close of the program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-03
SHOT BUT MISSED.
Early Morning Disturbance Between
Boise Men.

Boise Nov. "a row which came
near ending in murder occurred in
front of the Olympic saloon on Main
street about O'Clock this morning.
1t appears that for some time past H,
w. Thompson and Perry Walters
have had trouble. Both had been
drinking during the evening and
when they met this morning in front
of the saloon they engaged in a
wordy combat and finally came to
blows. AS last resort Thompson
pulled a gun and struck Walter with
it, afterwards shooting at him. The
bullet, however, did not take effect
and the police were attracted by the
report of the gun and fastened to tht
scene, only to find that Thompson hat
made his escape.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-03
Astoria Death Trap.

Astoria, Nov. 3.-Mystery still sur
rounds the drowning accident of Sat
urday night, when some man fell
from the railroad trestle at the foot
of Tenth street. A man under the
down Ninth street shortly before the
drowning was reported, and he is be-
lieved to have been the unfortunate
There is no street light at the foot OF
the street, and the condition of the
docks there makes the spot verita'
BILE death trap.