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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1904-03-04

Toxic, March 3.-An intrigue on the
part of the opposition at Seoul, against
the conclusion of the Japanese Corean
protocol, eliminated yesterday morning
in the throwing of bombs at the res
licences of the Japanese foreign minister
and his secretary. They escaped from
the buildings uniniured.
Pressing Southwark.
Seoul, March B.. Reports received
here say that the Russian forces are
moving cautiously to the south along
the Yalu river, and have taken posses
sion both of Aniu Wiiu. In that vicin-
ity the Russian officials will gather all
the available forces possible, and pre-
pare for an engagement with the Japan
ese land forces. Ping Yang is 25 miles
distant, and is now in state of panic so
far as the natives are concerned. Many
are leaving the city, as they fear another
great battle will be fought soon.
Military Rule in Russian China.
New York, March 3.Port Arthur,
Vladivostok and the region traversed by
the East Chinese railroad, and three
territories, including Amur, have, cables
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Williamson's maiden Speech.

The house has concluded the general
debate on the District OF Columbia ap
preparation bill. A variety Of subjects
other than the bill were discussed. Will
hanson, Oregon, made his first speech
in the house Tuesday. He urged an
appropriation for the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
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Firemen's Annual Ball.

The annual ball Of the Athena Fire
department is announced to take place
on Friday evening, March 10, at the
Athena opera house. Arrangements
will be perfected to make this ball the
success OF the season.
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Notice.

Hereafter those hauling trash and
debris will be expected to unload it on
the city ground, south Of the bridge, on
Wildhorse creek.
George Foster, Marshal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
BOSTON NATIONALS.

The weather being perfect yesterday at
Thomasville. Ca. the practice Of the Bos-
ton Nationals, both morning and after
noon. was prolonged.
After practice Manager Buckenberger
said that everyone OF the boys was in
nice shape. and he wanted TO thanK each
and everyone for the faithfulness and In
terest each had taken IN tho work. le
kept up all season, such earnest en-
deavor, he said must result I'm many vic
tories. lie prophesied that the playing
OF the team would surprise the South
End patrons.
The boys are all glad the monotonous
grind OF training is To be broken by rea,
games
In the practice games that are now
10 come tho development OF team play
will be the main feature. as IL has been
next TO impossible to practice that here,
owing TO the lack OF an antagonist
From now on there viii be more In
centive TO work and tie work OF the
team should show a general improve
ment There is nothing like games 10
show the real calibre OF the material.
Carney writes that he will Join the
boys at Birmingham Everybody VIII
be glad TO see him, as Pat Is very popu-
lar with his team mates. and. besides, IL
viii be nice 10 have a full-hedged M. j..
along.
The train leaves Cor Montgomery at 10
this forenoon, arriving at y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
CORBETT CLAIMS ROBBERY.

With a little cut over his right eye
as the only visible sign OF his fight In
San Francisco. Young Corbett" arrived
IN Chicago yesterday and said some
things about Referee Graney and other
"natiye sons OF the Golden West"
.T was deliberately robbed OF my fight
with Jimmie Britt" he declared. IT
have not learned all the particulars OF
the plot az yet, but have enough evi-
dencs 20 declare unhesdtatlngiy that
was made the victim Of one OF the biggest
steals In the history OF the prize fighting
game. Britt Greney and a number of
the coast sports are money mad They
took advantage OF the native son feel
ing which prevails on the coast 10 rob
me.
'Tn any other town they would have
been moDbed. Just before entering the
ring I received an linking OF what was
20 happen. and 7 made every effort 20
warn my friends who intended 10 bet
on me al the ringside only partially
succaeded. and many lost large sums 81
nonay.
From tho evidence that now have
don't hesitsts 90 cay that II had
knocked Britt ou,, the blow that did the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31

OF J. took the class b cup from W. Ben
son. &. OF the Albany Country club n. y,
up. ] TO play.
The event was open 10 both men and
women, and there were cups for the
winners and runners up I'm each class.
A summary OF the match play rounds
follow
Class a, first rounds. s. Mcmillan.
6, Euclid Cleveland. beat n. IA Nc
Clutcheon, Greenwich. Conn. i up; ]. O.
H. Denny. s. Allegheny. Pittsburg, beat
G.. L. Gilmore. 2, Lexington, Mass, up,
3; j. W. Johnson, 6, Aldsley, beat @. o.
Russell. s, Arlington. Mass. ! up. 6; G. r.
Harrison. Z. Wannamoisett. Providence.
beat w. c. Johnson, g. Canoe Brook, sum
NIT, ~ j., up. S: J. ID. Climo. 3. Euclid
Cleveland, beat r. X. Ludington. 9, Glen
Echo ST. Louis, l up; +. II. Denny, s,
Allegheny. Pittsburg. beat r. p. Curtis
5. Brooklawn, Bridgeport, ] up; J. Bailey
g. Kearsarge n H., beat A. ID. Partridge
:. Bedford. y. Y, UP, 3; Dwight Part
ridge. s. Bedford. ~ Y. beat l.. r..
Brigham. 10, Salem. Mass. 3 up. 1.
Second Round-McAIillsn beat Denny,
? up. ]; Johnson beat Harrison up. A.;
Chino beat Denny up, 5; Partridge beat
Bailey ! Up.
Semi-finals-Johnson beat Mcmillan, 2
up. T. Partridge beat Chino, 4 up, 3.
Plnals-Partridge beat johnson. up,
Class b, First Round-Miss w. Cullen
5. Bsltvsrol, beat T. IL Dewey g. Erie.
Pa, up: Miss 70. Barnett 3. New Haven.
beat Miss IL. Barnett New Haven 3
up, /; Miss +. Heffelfinger 10. Minneapo-
bis, beat ". J. Burton. Scratch. Minneapo-
lis. by default; W. Benson I, Albany
Country. ". Y. beat NJ. II. Byrncs.
scratch. New York. up: G. A. Lockwood
10. New York, beat Mrs. B. Tomkins s,
Baftusroi up, 1: Dr. @. W. Murdock ],
Cold Springs, ~. Y, beat Mrs H. 8.
Gordon 4, New York beat A. A Reynolds
Is. North Adams. Mass. up. IL Mrs. NJ.
r. Byrnes 10. New York, beat Mrs. Ash
com Is. Hermitage, up, 3.
Second Round-,Msss Cullen beat Miss
Barnett by default: w. Benson beat Mss
Heffelnnger. Q up; Or. MurNaock beat
Lockwood by default; Gordon beat Mrs
Byrnes, l up. 10 holes.
eml-hnais-Benson beat Miss Cullen, /
lrp: Dr. Murdock heat Gordon. . up.
Finals-Dr. Arurdock beat Benson, 2
up, /.
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ON EASTER TRIP.

The Yale varsity baseball team started
from New Haven last evening for the
Easter recess trip through the south.
The team win go to Washington where
Yale win play Georgetown today. The
Ellis are scheduled to play 10 games in 13
days.
The trip will be the hardest one on
record
Capt Winslow took with him on tho
trip six pitchers. Bowman. Allen. Mackay,
Jackson, Thom and Cote.
Lewis Thompson, tho change catcher
was barred out at the last minute by the
decision OF the facbiity that he IA behind
IN his studies. Malcolm Farmer, the foot
ball player. was taken IN place OF Thomp-
con. The other players selected by Capt
Winslow for the trip are: Metcalf
o'Brten, Barnes, Miller. Smith, Robinson
and Huiskamp. Smith, Robinson and
Huiskamp arc all freshmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31

business would have been called a foul
and I would have been disqualified.
Long before 1 entered the ring it was
fixed that l should lose This Is the
reason why certain sporting men put
down their money on Britt with such
confidence at the last moment"
The fighter was worked up over re-
port that he left the coast practically
broke
There's another native son at work."
he said. Besides what I earned In the
fight, L cleaned up $4,000 from the book
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
TWO WON'T PLAY.

on the eve OF the Yale game the George
town faculty athletic committee yesterday
at Georgetown, Md. declared two mem
bers Of the varsity team eligible. Carroll,
the pitcher, was debarred because OF
scholarship, while Byrnes. pitcher, was
held ineligible under the four-year rule.
Previous 20 coming 20 Georgetown, two
years ago. he played three seasons OF
college ball. and last year pitched game
for Georgetown
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
D0INGS At BROWN.
Junior Week Arrangements Completed.
Other Notes From the University.

Arrangements for Junior week. which
will occur on April II. IL and 13. are all
completed. The shares have sold very
well among the students, and the success
OF the week IS assured. The official
program is very attractive. the outside
being engraved with very artistic
Brown seal aud sketch Of the Batnotti
clock tower Monday afternoon will be
devoted to individual and fraternity teas
and the III Kappa farce. Monday even
ing will be- taken up by tha concert by
the musical clubs and an informal dance
In the gymnasium afterwards. Tuesday
afternoon the Sock and Bualln will give
their annual production in the Providence
have been put upon the play this year,
and under the efficient direction OF Prof.
Crosby IL Ii soon 20 be well presented.
The play to be given In Sheridan's we'll
known comedy ''The Rivals" Tuesday
evening Prof. Crosby will give a reading
IN tho main hail CT the Union. Wednes-
day afternoon the varsity will play the
occur tho grand nnale-the Junior prom
enade.
During the past vacation Hammond La
mont and Guy Carleton Lee. representa-
tives respectfully Of Brown and Johns
Hopkins, In the matter OF choosing judges
for the coming debate between tho two
universities. which Is 60 take place In
Sayles hall on April 23, have chosen the
following as judges: Simon u. Baldwin,
Justice OF the supreme court OF errors OF
Connecticut; Charles A De Courcy, JUS
tics OF the superior court OF Massachu-
sstts. and Prof. George W. kirchway.
dean OF the Columbia law school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31

RAILWAY SERIES.

In the series of the railway tournament
last evening on the Hope alleys Mitchelfs s
team seemed TO have allowed Tourtel-
lotte's men the first game only as teaser
for II took the last two games without
compunction. Deering and Tourtellotte
were the high men for the evening at 24s
pins each. Patterson. one or the big guns
OF the losing team was depended upon but
he failed TO materialize when 1t came to
moving down the pins IL was thought al
so that Tourtellotte could be depended
upon FOR a betetr rolling that was exhib-
tied but he too. went by the board. Better
luck will attend them next time. Sum-
mary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
RIyERporNT TOURNAMENT


The final rounds Of the annual spring
match play golf handicap. begun Mon
day. were played yesterday az Pinehurst.
y g. Dwight Partridge ~ Bedford. y.
" whose match play handicap was s
strokes wor the clses Gun from J W.
Johnson, s., ~ the Ardsiey club, up and
. 20 play.
Dr q w Murdock. Cold Springs, -.
T., playing with a match play handicap
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
JEW EI.ERs
Strings
sILvERSMITHs 8
AT THE CRESCENT.


On the Crescent alleys last evening
there were two sets OF games bowled by
the teams there. The No. team won two
games from the No. ! combination and
the No. 3 team also took a defeat out OF
the No / aggregation. In the first set
Iacke and Daniels were tied for first
honors while in the second NJ. Mann was
the honor man at 25s pins. Summaries:
TEAM NO. ..
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ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS.
NO. / ELMwooD 2. PoCAssET /.

NO. / ELMWOOD 2, POCASSET /.
In the tournament of the Inter-C Club
Duck Pin league last evening the No
Elmwood team won two games from the
Pooasset bowlers. Hathaway was the
pigh man for the evening. with sS6 pins,
having had n single OF 1i2. Summary:
NO. 1 ELMWOOD.
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NO. 2 TEAM
Strings

ANUFACTI RHItS TOURNAMENT.
In the tournament on the Manufac-
turers' alleys last evening the team from
the American Electrical Works won the
first game. but won the last two from
the team of the Atlantic Manufacturing
company. Evans was the best man for
the evening, at Dr., though there were
several men who rushed him hard for.
the highest score. Summary: :
AMERICAN ELECTRICAL WORKS.
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AlITCETEII.'s.

AT PECK STREET
On the Peck street alleys last evening
the Jewellers and the Silversmths met
with the former winning the first two
ga mes. Slater was the high man for the
evening at 2eo pins. Summary:
JEWELLERS.
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NO. 2 ELMWOOD. :
Strings

RANDALL SO. 2. POTTER AVE. 1.
In the series OF the City league last
evening the Randall Square aggregation
won two games from the Potter Avenue
bowlers. Heary was the high man for
the evening a. 2s1 pins. Young was the
next best man on the team Summary:
RANDALL SQUARE.
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No. 2 ELMMOOD a EpGEWOOD !

NO. 2 BLMWOOD Q. EDGEWoOD /.
The No. team OF the Elmwood bowl
ers won two games from the Edgewood
rollers last evening in the tournament
tier was the high man for the evening at
2S3 pins. Brown OF the opposing team
was only two pins behind. Summary:
NO. 2 ELMWOOD.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
PARKER'S

AT PECK STREET.
on the alleys at Peck street last evening
Cooks team met the Bud OF Hope rollers
and took all three OF the games played.
willis beat them all out for the honors OF
the evening scoring 273 pins. Summary:
COOK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-31
BASEBALL.
U. OF p. 10: TRINITY. 1

Philadelphias basebai l season was
opened yesterday afternoon on Franklin
field, Philsdelphia, the University Of
Pennsylvania defeating Trinity, 10 20 1.
The game was far from standard, but.
considing the practice each team has had,
was creditable. Drake at short and
Howes I'm ccntre-ned for Pennsylvania
carried OF the honOrs. both men making
some sensational plays. The score:
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AT OL,NEYVIIIE.

AT oLNEYVIlLE
on the Olneyyille alleys last evening
Parker's team won the first and third
events from the stickers. Parker made
the best score OF the evening at 2s3 pins.
atrtta n rvs
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Batteries. Stevens. Underhill, Byram.
Doyle. Walker and Reid; Plank. Thomas
and Dickson. Base hits. Princeton. IL:
Gettysburg, 4. Errors, Princeton t;ettys-
burg.
MOUNT HOPES. Z; ALI, SAINTS. g.
A very interesting and exciting game
was played yesterday morning on the
Tanner street grounds by the Mount
Hope club and AL Saints. whioh resulted
In a score OF z 10 in favor OF the Mount
Hopes. Noticeable was the effective play
ing OF Robinson. who made two double
plays, and Wigren, who stole two home
bases and also made double play. The
lineup was as follows: Barney, p: II.
Cook. c.: III. Wigren. h.; Flynn 2b.; Il.
Robinson. 9. g.; IL Cook. 3b.; Snfford.
]. T.; Stone, r. T.: Mckinley. c {. Umpi-es
M. Wigren and Shaw. Score:
Innings ......... l 6 80
Mount Hopes. l 1 o o 3 o . 81
All Saints ....... 0 o % 20
COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES TODAY.
Yale vs.. Georgetown at Washington.
Trinity at Nillanova at Villanova, Pa.
Lafayette w. University of Virginia at
Charlottesville, Va.
Lehigh VS.. Columbia university az
Washington.
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Batteries, Grange and Disvo, Crlmean,
Seigler and Hare Umpire Fiddler Base
hits. Pennsylvania. 10. Trinity. q Errors,
Pennsylvania, 2. Trinity. a.
PRINCETON. 10; GETTYSBURG. 1.
Princeton opened the BASEBALL season
yesterday az Princeton by defeating Get
tysburg 10 20 Z. The Tigers led from the
first inning The visitors single tally
was due 90 threc-base hit by James.
Five pitchers were tried ont by Princeton.
Captain Stevens ard Underhill only twirl-
ing for two inning each. Cooney. tho
freshman oatcier from Exeter. got q two
base hit IN his only chance at bat, IN
the eighth inning The Princeton team
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MERICAN ELECTRICAL WORKS.
ATLANTIC MANUFACTURING.
AT BROAD STREET.

In the tournament on the Broad street
alleys last evening Fitzpatr1cks team
won all three games from the aggrega-
ton headed by Williams. Fitzpatrick
was the high man for the evening at 2T2
pins. while Hanna made a good second
C,,r
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FrTZPATRICK's.
WILLIAMS
AT THE CROWN.

on the Crown alleys last evening the
Crown team met the Ramblers and lost
all except the second game. Lewis seem
ed 10 have tho balls charmed last even
ing for he rolled a total OF N4 with
singles OF 1Ol and ll5. Summary:
CROWN
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CROWN
AT MUSIC HALL.

Al Music Hall hast evening Kerr's men
won the first and third events from ASH
ley's rollers wallace was the high man
for the evening making 2ss pins. sum
mary:
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Strings
EIlMWOOD LARGE Pms

In the tournament OF large pins on the
Emvood alleys last evening the No. ?
combination won the first and third
events from the No ] combination
Lestrade was the high man for the even
ing with 5e pins. with Luther closely
following. Summary:
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Better Service Promised.

H. w. Emo, manager of the Bridge
ton district of the Delaware and Allan
tic Telegraph and Telephone Company,
was in Wildwood on Thursday of last
week and looked into the complaints
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wood and on the island. Mr.. Emo
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jolly Fishing Party.

The %jolliest fishing party of the week
was the one which enjoyed a trip yes
terday on the yacht George H. Bates,
Capt. Samuel Monroe. N. P. Nickel
Of the Oaklyn Hotel, piloted the craft
in fine style and showed the passengers
where the fish were to be found. The
result was a catch of five barrels. Two
young boys, Walter DeGroff, of Arizona,
and Harold Coburn, of Philadelphia,
hshed for a prize and the Western
youth Vol 81 in cash, presented by the
people in the party to the one who
caught the largest fish. 1--WE been
eating scent Hoky-Poky said young
DeGroff; "to-night it will be ice cream
Others on the trip were DIR. c.. w.
Coburn, Court Crier HI. Bradford Muir
ray, Ruric N. Adams. John Devices
John Jetton, William Kinzer, Elmer
3. Hansell, Sol. Malsberper, clerk of
Quarter Sessions Court, Philadelphia.
and officer Sullivan ,ofthe First District