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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
MONTANA NEWS.

A deed to all OF the property owned
by Senator w. A. Clark in Missoula
and Powell counties 90 his son, VIII.
liam A. Clark. Jr, was filed In Mis-.
soula, Saturday, The deed was sign
ed by the senator and his wife. Annie
.E. Clark.
A proclamation has been issued BY
Governor Toole declaring the adoption
OF amendments to the state constitu.
ton relating TO child labor and the
eight hour law, voted on at the recent
election, and these are now In full
force and effect.
A campaign TO organize the farmers
OF Montana into unions has been un'
dertaken by the American Labor union
The union movement started here has
been a success, and Il Is now proposed
10 extend the membership and scope Of
this organization IN the state.
Because she was piqued By the re
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17

tusal Of her mother to buy her q pair
Of high heeled shoes which attracted
her fancy. Miss Mabel ChapleAu, the
4G year old daughter Of Mrs. Il. q.
Morris. attempted suicide n Amazon.
de By swallowing eavboIic acid.
-Floreed BY necessity 70 crawl with
the most miserable creatures Of the
world, ] take this method OF relieving
the condition. | have worried along
for years trying TO live. but finally give
II up A. hopeless. 'rhis Is the only
way" This was the last message o.
John Reznor. formerly . prominent
Butte merchant, sent to the world be-
fore ending his life in Butte.
Two little girls. Ruby and Bernice
Warren. aged and 3 years. daughters
Of Richard Warren. a rancher who re-
sides six miles east Of Billings, were
drowned last night in a slough near
the family. residence. The children
were skating on the slough and when
together their combined weight, II 81
supposed. caused the Ice 20 break. and
they were participated into the ley wa.
tiers.
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OREGON ITEMS.

The financial district was interested
in an announcement that FL. 600 bush
els Of Oregon wheat. which is now at
Antwerp. had been sold by the grain
firm of MeiAren a. Muir 10 -four mills
to be brought back from Antwerp 10
New York for manufacture there into
iour
Japan. rot TO be outdone by Russia
has cahled 10 the Lewis and CLARK
corporation requesting space for a
large display Ga the products and
manufacturing and other industries OF
that country. A reservation aggregat-
ing about $4,000 square feet has been
made
A. Kunkel has returned TO Pendieton
from Heppner. where he completed the
sale 81 a = horse power traction en-
CINE separator and steam pillow equip
meut costing $4,000 to samuel Carter
and Edward Neil. who reside near Lex
ington and Heppner The pillow TO be
hauled by the engine consists Of eight
IA inch plows in two sets. each set
equipped with steam lifts. The en-,
CINE is a large one.
A. c. Ruoy, formerly of Eugene. Ore
has purchased the Oregon feedyard Of
Pendleton and proposes to MAINTAIN
a distributing depot for imported
horses.
OF Athenas immense wheat crop
there remain in the warehouses, sold
and unsold, only 10000 sacks. or about
10 per cent Of the crop in the imme.
date vicinity.
The unusual spectacle Of an ofiicer
in the uniform OF the United States
navy being arrested and taken to the
city Jail on charge of drunkenness
was Witnessed in Portland Saturday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
FOUR NORTHWESTERN STATES
LATE NEWS or THE PAST wEEk
sRiEFLY ToLn.
choIeo Selections Of Interesting Items
Gathered from Exchanges Cuttings
From washington Idaho, Aaentanu
and orsson-NumsrOus AesIdsnt-
and Personal happenings Occur.
lnAHo aolltnna.


Fire. believed TO be Of ineendiary
origin. destroyed eight business houses
and others we're badly damaged, at
Troy.
The prospects Of dock being built
At Sand Point next spring are very
encouraging.
The new BIaekfoot sugar factory
was started up a few days ago. and Is
now running full time, making 800 tons
Of sugar q day,
Lewiston-1iarkston has four banks
and three trust companies, having an
aggregate capital Of ss7s.O 900 and ag-
gregate deposits amounting 70 81 .6sz.-
sl0.24. according TO oRlcial call OF
June 3. 1904.
Ivan ID. t''Dad"l Lyons, who so mys-
teriously disappeared In spokane, re-
turned TO his home In Jniiaetea ana
Joined his wife al the Grand Central
hotel. 4 am pretty sure / was dop-
ed" said Mr.. Lyons.
Lem Magill OF Peck. who has been
elected 70 the legislature Of idaho. de.
eiares himself opposed to granting an
extension OF time 20 the timber in
terests for removing their timber from
the government lands.
The Lewis Lumber company has de.
eided 10 build q logging road 20 ges
out IT'S timber on Fighting creek. where
IL has about 100000 feet The road
will be standard gauge, with % 40.
steel rails and viii be about ~ miles
long.
The state board Of examiners have
allowed the claim OF the contractors on
the Thunder mountain wagon road for
i7.0iS.S6. In full settlement, and un-
less restrained by the courts the state
auditor viii issue a warrant in favor
Of the contractors.
Chief OF Police Beck has succeeded
In locating al Walla Malla the per.
son who is believed 10 have robbed
the home OF I'd Boyce, former presi.
dent OF the Western Federation Of Min.
eEE. of several aundred dollars worth
Of ieweiry last month
The construction crew on the tele
phone line from Occur Aiene 10 the
Chatc0let bridge. connecting az that
place with the Harrison and ST. Ma
ries line, completed their work TINS
week The finishing Of this work gives
the Interstate 200 miles Of line in this
county.
BY unanimous decision OF thref
judges the University Of idaho defeat
ed the Washington Agricultural col
lege Saturday night al the annual dc
bate. This was the third debate. anu
as Idaho has carried OF honors twice
winning in 1909 and this year. Il claims
the championship.
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CAIOIIAIIOH By THE POPE
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE PRES
EMIT N ST. PETERS. ROME.
Ceremony 10 Rars IN Recent Times
second Time slnes -NsondrOus
sssne-Ths Pope In Full Pontifesl
coetuHs Was Crested With 40.
piauss-Amsrlsan Present.

Rome. Dec. I2.-In the presence Of
%. 900 people assembled in ST. Peters,
Pope Plus X Sunday morning canon
tEed Blessed Aiessandre SAUL and
Blessed 0eFaFdo Maiella, descendants
Of whom. including Marquis and Am
brnaf0, SAUL and Negr0tto. assisted ~
the canonizationA. a ceremony 90 rare
Ia recent times that this ls only the
second time that il has been held since
1910.
The haaiiiea vas beautiful with cleo
trio lights. ita immense height showing
the iiluminati0ns 20 perfection. The
throne room mad been erected behind
the high altar and chair Of st. Peter.
having q deYirs Of rays Of solo with q
picture Of the Trinity In the center. Al
logethe- the throne took up q space 81
sox70 .ees. -Four banners hung under
tse dome. showing the chief miracles
0f the new saints.
The papal procession met IN the Bls
tine chapel. entering the basliiea By The
chapel ~ tbs holy sacrament. The
pops. In fnll pontinelni costume. was
carried In the scgiia gestAt0ria. with IL
historic fans. Hla ROBUST fsgnFe and
handsome bead showed thus 10 ths
best advantage. and GRen hs entered
sha -
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BATTER suHkgM AuLks.
Japanese Believe the Russian Squad.
ron viii Never Fight Again.

Japanese Believe the Russian Squad.
ron viii Never Fight Again.
Toxic. Dec 1.-THE battering Of
the Port Arthur feet continues and
there is but little ground for expecting
that II viii ever again engage the
Japanese. The battieahip SevAstopol
continues nj anchor outside, and X ia
possible that she returns 10 the harbor
at night. Her anchorage is inside the
outer boom. which protects her from
torpedo attacks. besides. the heavy
weather recently has given her added
protection.
Naval experts are dlscarding the the.
'ory that the Russians sank and ships
themselves. The fact that the YES.
sells tirst showed lists. the exposed po-
sitions Of the sunken vessels and the
effort OF the Russians 10 save the Saw.
ast0pol are regarded as conclusive
against the theory OF self sinking,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
a HIGH FARMER.
Largest Check for . Years Wheat

Largest Check for . Years wheat
Crop.
What IL believed 10 be the largest
cheek ever issued 70 farmer for a
single crop OF grain in eastern wash
lngton has been given Lallis =. smith
~ Endicott. WaHn.. for bis crop OF
1904. The check 10 for s4b. 80. This
represents the value OF nearly $4,000
bushels OF wheat grown on Mr.. Smiths
land this year. The larger portion OF
this was grown BY Mr.. smith on 1900
acres. the remainder being his share
Of the crop grown BY HIS son. Leslie,
on Mr.. Smiths land, which the son
had rented. Lillia Smith and son had
total OF $500 acres in wheat this
year.
"we have crowned Liliis F. Smith
the wheat king Of the PaiOuse conn'
try. with n golden crown worth more
than 900" sasd Seymour Manning,
the agent who bought the crop. Con
tinuIng. Mr.. Manning said: "Mr. Smith
has beeR called the wheat king Of
the Palanse for several years. but this
year elamis were made that he had
lost the title because Of the Immense
crops Of other farmers. Henry Kick
man o. Alnota. received q check for
s2s.s3i.Ts for hts 1904 crop. but MF,
Smiths check IL the largest ever H.
sued 10 q farmer for a single crop IL
this county"
Hundreds Of checks Cor from 5000
10 SIC. 900 have been issued 20 farmers
this year. but these attract no atten.
ton.
Mr.. Smiths success - q farmer IL :
shining example Of what can be done
in this country By pluck. perseverance
and hard work. Beginning with .
homestead % 100 acres. taken neaI
Enaiooit In 1858. Mr.. Smith has &C
quirea land and wealth until be nov
nxaR 900 acres Of land. all of which
cultivation. in this county. 500
In California. In addition d
other investments His Whit
county land is estimated 10 b
birth s16 per acre, = total Of ft5i BOO
In addition 20 bis wheat crop, hs
q s6.i6o worth Of horsos this year
sking . total gross income Of more
~ ssi l0og. his fortune Is estimated
$3.50. 600.
Practically eli a this has been mAns
seven years. lie. like 81 farmers
{ others Ia thts country. suffered
fenely from the panic of iss1 e
y. and wan deeply Involved IN aebt
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kpnsr,a nedr :, Prelerla.

pretoria.-The funeral train bearing
the remains OF the former president OF
the Transvaal republic, Paul Kruger,
arrived here and an imposing cere'
mony attended the removal Of the
easkes from the train to the hall where
the body win lie in state. The hearse,
which had been specially constructed
for the occasion. was escorted by a
uniformed bodyKuard composed Of for
mer members of the Boer artillery
and police. Preceding the cortege were
Generals Botha, SHUTS. Delarey, De
wet and other Boer leaders.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
UNCLE SANS MAIL SERVICE.
Money Orders fer a Year Total over
Three Millions.


Three Millions.
In his report for 1904 on the post
once department. Postmaster General
Robert J. wynne gives interesting
data.
There we're 4.45o.S73 more domestic
orders issued than in 1908.
There were s.6ss. 54S more docestic
orders paid and repaid than in 1908.
The amount Of orders issued. sS4S.-
77S.4SSS4, represents an increase OF
SIS. Isl. S4O.Sl.
The amount OF orders paid and re-
paid. sS7S.kl1. 407,1S, represents an In.
crease OF &26,3SS, 0S6.61.
The amount received in fees was
saSs.617.S7 more than in 1893.
The average fee was 0.0s Of cent
below the average OF 1908.
The average amount OF q domestic
order issued. s7.6a, represents a 40
crease Of IL cents.
There were IN operation on June SO
last al electric and cable car routes,
with total length OF asl5 miles, an an
|nual travel Of s.Sls.s20 miles. and cost
ing s50l. 5s257 per annuua. TIE In
crease In length vas Ca miles, In an
nual travel s2s. ses miles. and In an
nual expenditure s40,S2017.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
lincoln County
Official Was Robbed

Davenport. Wash. Drc. lA--AFshuE
llin. deputy auditor ot Lincoln
Ansy. while wuFainR ~ his deak Al
the court honse Monday night was
brulaliy assaulted By maAked highway.
aan. lie Was then bound and left in.
seaside on tho floor. where be las
throughout the night In this condi-
ton be was found ON the floor By Jan.
itoa Barge. $500 was stolen. :
The wounded nan did NOT regain
consciousness until late Tuesday. when
he wAa able 20 make disconnected
asatmcuL He said;
~ was woFktnK 81 the deNk. with the
Office door locked. when, someone
knocked. opened the door. and their
stood two mAskea men. Immediately
one u them struck me in the face with
some instrument
A Randbag was evidently uned, a,
the skin on Mr.. nAliin'a face Il no,
broxon. The DEED Was committed foi
the purpose Of robbery. The deputy Z
keys were taken from him and the met
entered the vault. and there they IN.
locked the safe ard the money dPawcl
inside. About $500 was secured. Thil
consisted ~ fees received by the offic'
for this month.
Monday afternoon the auditor had re
oeived ~ 100 in cash from the public
sale 81 some school land. This money
had been put ia the trcasureT's vaul
for safe keeping Just before IL wal
closed. II il thought that tho robber
were after this money
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
Japanese Battleship
Reported Sunk,

London. Dec. l6.-The Daily Tele.
graphs correspondent at Chefoo gives
a rumor Of the sinking Of big Japan.
csc warship OF Port Arthur, 500 per.
sons being drowned, and OF the sinking
OF the two Russian torpedo boat des.
troyers by Japanese on November s5.
The first Of these reported disasters il
probably only another version Of the
sinking Of che japanese cruiser saiyen.
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stockholm.-speaking to a Chronicle
correspondent, q military attaehe oe
the Russian legation here said that his
government had decided 20 build = ship
canal between the Black sea ana the
Baltic. large enough TO admit the big
gest warships. The cost was estimated
At s5l.60O.O0o.
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William Appleby. discoyercr OF tho
famous DAILY west mine in Utah, -
said 70 have duplicated his discovery
IN finding a wonderfully rich gold vein
In bis mine in Big gnich, west az Ana
conda, Mont Mr.. AppIeby brought =
rough sample 81 the ore 10 the city
for test, and according 70 report IL
goes several Thousand dollars 4 ton.
The Big guIeh strike has caused much
excitement among mining men. ana
numbers have gone ont there 70 pros
pect a frst class copper strike il Also
said TO have been made there. ana
samples from the strike have been
proven Fieh in that metal Ths site %
the discoveries IL not Tar from this city
and easy Of access.
Five bodies have been recovered
from the Burnett, Wash, coal Is the,
and now an Of the 1s victims % tiss,
recent explosion have been accounted
for.
One hundred thousand dollars viii
be paid into the treasury 81 EhOshone
county, idaho. before Jananry by the
mining companies Of the Occur d'Al-
enes for their 1904 taxes.
SumpteE, ore.--A. L. MeEWen. who
has been retained as manager Of the
Imperial by the new company, veriaes
the reported sale OF the group.
Wallace, Idaho Continued low Wa
ter had the effect Of sal further re-
dncing the output of the Occur q AZ
enes last month, but Notwithstanding
this fact the output was far ahead Of
the average monthly production Of last
year and former years. II is estimated
that output for November was between
ls.o0o and 10000 tons. which is over
1909 tons less than for October.
Sumpter, Ore.-The Golden Chariot
company has purchased all the outside
mining and milling plants Of the Cold
en- Wizard company.
Beginning last Monday the child Ia
Dor Law Of Illinois was enforced IN all
the coal mines Of the state. Under tho
Interpretation Of the law, made BY
Factory Inspector Davis and sustained
by the courts, no boys UDder 16 years
Of age will be permitted 10 work I'm
the mines. II is estimated the enforce
ment Of the statute will take $500
boys away from employment under
ground.
Ore shipments for the week were:
lie Roi, 2SSa tons: Center Star. 1870
tons; Center Star. milled, $50 tons;
War Eagle, 790 tens; War Eagle. mill
ed, $50 tons: lie ROi No. 2, $50 tons:
Jumbo. s24 tons
Rossland.-At the 1850 foot level OF
the lie Roi the work shows the recent
lore find is of considerable extent Val
ues are the best yet found in the camp
at depth. running about SIS 20 the ton.
and OF this $40 is gold.
Rossland.-The large concentration
and reduction plant Of the Rossiand
Power company at Trail will close next
week. The mill company has been en-
gagged for several weeks in its trial
run. The process comprises the two
standard operations Of coarse concen-
tration on iigs and tables and = cy-
anide treatment Of the tailings
Phoenix.-The record breaking out
lput Of low grade mines in the Boun-
Diary for November is q, 600 tons. or
about 5000 tons in excess of the rec
Iond for October. At an average valua-
tion OF SIS per ton this would give a
total value for the months output
of about s95O,eoo.
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French mining experts have been
making extensive examinations OF the
mineral resources OF Fakien, China,
and have found large deposits Of both
coal and gold.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17

Vegetables Potatoes. tt4M2bsc ID.
FutRbAEaa. 81 10. dry onions. ANf Sc 10.
cabbage. a@4c 10. celery. "a d SC a
stalk parsley. so Sc bunch. nov becsa
bunehcs Ice. wGtpfcrcsa. Sc bunch.
paFnaips. zG1c ID. cauiiaaNur. 2Qu
Sc head: Rrcon peppers. l2uisc 10:
aweet potatoes. sMusc IL. brussels
sprouts. he &c. wax heana. zoe 10,
sFtichoksa. sc each. chtckpry. Sc =
bunch: lettuce. i0d 2oc 10. cueumbors.
fer csc. tomatoes. 2oc 10.
Poultry Dressed chickens. itG
. To-. spring ducku. isc To-: geese. ism
isc NJ; turkey. sc 10,
Dairy Products butter. beat cream.
cry. soc ~. common creamery. 500
35c n: beat country. 2sc III: common
country. ls0soe 10. imported swiaH
cheese. asa z5e 10. American Swiss.
25r ~. cream brick cheese. isussc
IT.: NcW YORK cheese, a0c IL. wiaeans
sin cheese. is0lsc 10.
wholesale Produce Prices.
Potatoes. 1875 cwt. untnna. f22s a
cwt. cabbage. t2dg5D cWi. peppers.
Tbc box. pears. 81 2sd t,bo box. crab.
apples, 81 box. CoFnichean grapes.
st.7s crate. hubbard squash. 81 dos.
spitaenboTg apples. $50 box. com.
mon apples, 75o0tl box: sweet po,s.
toes. &c 10.
Wholesale reed Prices.
Bran. tia ton: bran and shorts. $50
ton: oats. ti.5s cwt; wheat. si.t5 cwt.
chopped corn. sI.eO cwt: whole corn.
silsO cwt: timothy hay, sl7 ton: al
faifa hay, SO ton; oil meal. si.S5 cwt.
grain hay. s14 ton.
Prices Paid 10 Producers.
Vegetables and truits--Root veEe.
tables, 76o cwt; potatoes. soc cwt: ap.
ples, 500tI box; pears. 81 box: on.
ions. $50 cwt; Cabbage. si.2Sdl.5u
cwt
Poultry and Chickens, &c 10.
live weight. 10c Creased; geese ana
ducks, l2c 10, live weight. i3e dressed /:
turkeys, isc 10. live weight, 20c dreas.
ed; eggs, s7.500S ease.
Live stock-Stecrs. t2b062.s5 cwt;
wethers. saB0 cwt hogs. s59b25 cwt;
veal, s90T cwt
Hay-Timothy. S15 ton: Italia, slltt
1850 ton; cats, 9110ai.7o cwt
Creamery Products. - o. b. spo'
kane-Ffrst grade creamery butter fat,
per ID, 29mc.
Wheat Report.
Portland. ore.--F'or export--walla
waila, soc; bluestefi. sbo. For milling
--walla walla. Sso: bluestem. sSc; val.
ley. sTike. For eastern marketa-Wal
Ia walla, sbe; bluestem, gOo.
Tacoma, Wash.--unchange blue
49,. goa oIssh SIC
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The cEar sat sim on his bOmbprOOI
chair
And merrily sang "Tee.heel
I viii not SO 10 the blooming front
/ For the front Is coming to me-
He-hee-
The front is coming to me-" Puck.
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Glasgow, Scotland, Dec. Ia. - A
small steamer was driven ashore In a
gale this morning near the mouth Of
ths Sey. The whole crew, numbering
10, were drowned.
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There is no generally accepted ex.
PLANTATION Of the origin OF the term
"Hoosler" as applied to the people Of
Indiana
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lyman oaoe "A oulte N

New York, Dec. i2.-Former secro-
tary Of the Treasury Lyman ]. Gage
Iis IN at his home In this city.
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NNS IND N!NIG NNS
ITEMS OF IMTEaEsT oATnERED
DURING The PAST WEEK.

Aains Owners Are Preparing for 40
winters Work - yhsis Prpparsisa
n Idaho, Montana and oFssss
Asins oDsrations q British colsm-
bIa Are Brisk Many Accidents ans
Personal Eysn4a.
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Formed amid muFmura q love
- toyaiU All tho American pFsiaies
rgu IN Rome Who assisted ~ the beat
arAtinn Ca Thursday Of the saints
gniEed sunanY we're present, an waa
the faraisy Of the American col
90 Rome.
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wOman's smile Is always : Winning
argument.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-17
Wheat Report.

Portland, ore.--F'or export-Walla
waila, soc; bluestefi. SOC. For milling
--walla walla. Sso: bluestem. sSc; val.
ley. sT,Se. For eastern markets-wal
Ia walla, sbc: bluestem, g0o.
Tacoma. wash.---unchanged; blue.
stem, soc; CLUB, sec.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-29
WINNERS AT WHIST.

Baltimore, April 2S.-The winners of
the four principal trophies at the Wom-
ems Whist Convention follow:
Washington trophy championship,
for teams, won by the Colonial Club of
Philadelphia, by ten matches.
Philadelphia cup championship for
pairs won by Mrs. McCrea and
Mrs. Goldsborough of the Crawford
Club. Washington, D. c., plus 16 and
9-1a2.
Cavendish trophy, New Amsterdam
Club of New York, won by five
matches.
Toledo trophy for mixed teams of
four, won by Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Bea-
man, Mrs. E L. Wood and Mrs. F. M.
Linnell by 71a matches.
The chairman of the Committee of
Nominations, Mrs. Shaw of Detroit,
presented the ticket for the election of
the following officers: President. Mrs.
E. l. Hall of Haverford, Pa; first vice
president, Mrs. H. G. Noel, st. Louis
second vice president. Mrs. H. w. Gan
non OF New York; recording secretary,
Mrs. G.. B. Thompson, Pittsburg, Pa.
treasurer, Mrs. S. w. Petit, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Directors for Three Years-Mrs. G. S.
Waterhouse, Boston; Mrs. Wheelock,
Milwaukee, who were reelected, and
Mrs. c. D. Hamilton of st. Louis, and
Mrs. Gatchell of Philadelphia. The
ticket was unanimously elected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-29
RAIN MARRIED SPORT
AT JAMAICA TRACK,

New York, April 2S.-Three thousand
persons journeyed to Jamaica in the
rain to-day to witness the running off
of a poor card, the feature of which
was the Suffolk stakes. The track
was a sea of mud. Only one favorite
won. Summarizes
First Race-Selling, six furlongs.
For Luck, to l. won, with Clear the
Arena, Is to /, second, and Singing
Master, to /, third. Time 1:1S 2-5.
Second Race-Four and a half fur
longs. r. L. Johnston, Is to /, won,
with Right Royal, / to 4, second, and
Glover Hampton, to /, third. Time
81.
Third Race-Selling, one mile and
seventy yards. Midshipman, to 2, won,
with Lord Melbourne, to /, second,
and Nevermore, to 1, third. Time
1852 1-5.
Fourth Race-The Suffolk stakes.
selling, four and a half furlongs. Wa
ter Side, to l, won, with Nevada, 100
TO ], second, and Matador, 16 to &,
third. Time :56 3-5.
Fifth Race-Handicap, one mile and
seventy yards. Sails, to /, won. with
Florham Queen, to /, second, and
Himself, to l, third. Time 1850 is.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. Mart
Mullen, 16 to 5. won with High Heels.
80 to l, second, and Dancing Bells. % to
/, third. Time 1909.