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The Ordway new era., 1905-12-15
N.rbln Sacked and Burned.

|eiuS,n.. |eiS,n.-The Telegraph prints the
I Js~ss Js part OF the dispatch from
n sa. .ss begun Monday. giving de-
khs ounts so ofrefugees Of the alleged
81 \. sna burning OF Harbin, Man.
n..,ys Sy mutinous Russians. II says
~ n rs .'e set fire to and pillaged
vess ssery direction and seized all
3 shss hsons and ammunition they
M = . lay their hands on.
I'M vn ~ came. according 70 these
~ si.s ~ the mutineers crept 10
~ 49,. Deylight rovsals1 the
Sii!s.. ser - ruins an6 ~ Rus-
~ yiAg dead ~ .Wul1ol1d n,
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-15
70, r,,Ip,ne edueatlenL

WashinEton.-seuator Cullom has
introduced joint resolution setting
aide one-half OF the unappropriated
pasl!c l.ns ,s tAs AilisD1ss; e ssase
psrnsnsnt srss public schoel fand ~
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Chicago, Ills, June 21-Unless
the governor or the Supreme Court
interferes, the death watch will be set
over Johann Hoch, the polygamous
wife murderer, tomorrow. Mrs.
Fischer Hoch, who was one of the
chief witnesses for the state against
Hoch, is now trying to raise funds
with which to take legal action to
prevent the execution of Hoch next
Friday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23
A MADMAN'S
TERRIBLE DEED.

San Francisco, Cal, June 21.-A
man supposed to be Thomas Lobb
barricaded himself in his room IN the
United States hotel today, accom?an-
led by a rifle, a shotgun and pistol,
and shot nine passersby, the victims
being as follows: c. 7. Chevalier,
Policeman Patrick Kisane, w. B.
Coffman, Emil Roberts, Vincent
Roumints, W. James, George Langden
Joseph Larribee. and Wong Quong.
All were more or less seriously in
jured.
lust before the officers broke into
the room he was in, Lobb killed him
self with a revolver. Lobb is not
known to the hotel people. He re-
eistered last night. He appeared
Quiet and rational, and kept very
quiet all night. He arose about y a.
m. when the streets were very
crowded, and without warning began
firing through the window. Thirty
policeman were summoned and sur
rounded the place while another de
tachment battered in the door. While
this detachment was doing this the
man fred through the door and the
shot wounding PdEeman Kisane'
Then he returned TO the window ane
fred several more shots into the
crowded thoroughfare, and tried t.
huri chair to the street. AS ne wa:
about to do this he saw a policeman
. climbing the fire escape and just a:
the other officers succeeded in max
ng the door give way be killed him
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Worcester, Mass, Jure z1.-
President Roosevelt arrived here this
morning and was escorted by the
militia through great crowd which
had gathered. He went first to Clark's
University, and then to Holy Cross
University He took luncheon with
Congre- ,man L OK eood Hoar. The
presidents h'sr appearance this
morning was AT Ney Haven. where
he simply waved To the crowd.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Topeka, June 21.-County Attor
ney Ray, of Ellis county, today Sc
cured from Governor Hoch pardon
for Ben Fleming who has served five
or six months of a sentence for wife
beating and drunkenness. Ray gave
as reasons for seeking pardon, that
Fleming was badly needed in the har-
vest fields at home Among the har :
vest hands sent out today were two
women who were sent to Sterling.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Kansas Cry No. June I9 I, is
announced today that hundred and
twenty seveo milessof the sixteen inch
gas pip line from Kansas is COM
pleted- with the exception of two
sections totaiing sixty feet The main
viii be tested nzxt week, probably at
Topeka Li~rence or Ottawa Kansas
City aid other Kansas towns are to
be supplied from this main. The
Kansas Natural Gas Co. owns the
line.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

London, June 2I.-A ST. Peters
burg correspondent reports three
columns of japanese moving parallel
to the coast in Northeast Korea, con.
verging on Posset bay, sixty miles
south of Vladivostok. The feet and
transports have left Gensan for the
same point.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Stockholm, Sweden, June 81 IA
extra session of the Riksdag, which
has been summoned by the King to
deal with the questions raised by
Norway's secession, met today. The
government introduced a bill asking
for authority to enter negotiations
with the Norwegian Storthing and
draw up a conditional settlement of
matters involved in separation of
the dual kingdom.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Kansas City, Mo. June 49, rhe
Stale Free Employment Bureau here
is crow ded with men today wanting
work in the Kansas wheat fields.
Two hundred tickets we're sid By
noon. Agent Jamison said: '-It's too
bad to spoil good story. but out Of
respect for the truth ] must say than
students and city bred men constitute
small Postioa Of todays applicants.
Those hired bore the general APP
pearancs = ssyine lately come frOn
the home. fe
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

st. Petersburg. June 21.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt is evidently taking
new steps in his negotiations with the
belligerents: 1t is believed that it re-
lates to. declaring an armistice be-
tween the armies in Manchuria. FIX
IRENE secrecy is observed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Tien Tsin, June l9.-Six hundred
students attended meetings held yes
terday for the purpose of stimulating
an anti American propaganda. The
guilds of seventeen provinces have
signed an agreement under which
the members have each agreed to
forfeit fifty thousand taels if they are
caught purchasing American made
goods.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

St. Petersburg, June 1.-TWO
more factories for the manufacture
of bombs have been discovered in
Odessa. Seventeen persons have
been arrested. A clash with troops
occurred yesterday at LODI, and
Balutz, in Poland. Two persons
were killed at Lodz, and thirty five
were wounded at Balutz.: The fight
ing continues at the latter place today.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Los Angeles, June 21.-The will of
William Ziegler, the baking powder
millionaire who left thirty million
dollars to his adopted son, will be
contested. Mrs. Henry Shields,
Ziegler's sister. aud his two nieces,
were ignored in the WILL
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Scattered about the room were
fragments of several fifty dollar bills.
In his waistband he carried butcher
knife with seven inch blade. In his
pocket was the address of the British
consul. Lobb was young apd attired
in cheap clothes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

says he is in con munication with
Chicago and St. Louis, and with a
special train between those points, on
board of which is DR.. De Forrest
with wireless apparatus. Halder-
man says he gets all the messages.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

St. Petersburg, June 21.-The
funerals of the FIVE victims of the
Cossack charge into the crowd at
LODI last Sunday. was held there
today. The populace mourned them
as martyrs. The funeral pageant
was one of the most imposing the city
has ever seen. Fifty thousand people
followed the caskets 70 the grave, and
red flags were numerous ia the pro-
cession- The police did not inter
fere.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23
BRIEF ,TELEGRAPHiC NEWS

Washington, June 21.-Apolonio
Samson, a noted Philippine outlaw
and murderer of many women and
children, has been killed by spy.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Kansas City. Mo-, June 19.-Bert
Haldermanssa local representative of
a Wireless Company, is today work
ing from hand car in a short section
of track in the railroad yards. He
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

occupied. Later the Japanese made
vigorous attack on the left, occupy
ing several towns.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Des Moines, Ia, June 19.-N. r.
Roosa, postmaster at Border Plains.
Ia, for Sc years, dropped dead today
with excitement and fear caused by
the approach Of a cyclone.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

In the psnses between spasns
permit Us TO remark atssEsery day'Il
be Sundayabye and bye"-untii the
wheat is gsrnesed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

pointed receiver. The liabilities are
stated to be- $4,000 and the assets
$50. 600.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Chicago. June 21.-Five men, while
attempting to rob a butcher shop this
morning, were surrounded by police
and a running fight followed. Police
man MeGeoghan was fatally injured.
John Mahoney was wounded in the
hip and captured. James O'Heara
was also captured, while the other
leaving trails of blood.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

St. Petersburg. June 21.-General
Linevitch reports today that yesterday
the 10th, the japanese retired south
ward along the whole line. The
Russians immediately followed them
back to the positions they had formerly
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Cheefoo, June l9.-European and
American firms which established
business houses in Port Arthur, it is
reported have been ordered by the
Japanese TO leave town.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Philadelphia, Pa, June 21.-The
City Trust, Safe Deposit & Surety
Co., was. forced into the hands of a
receiver today. The institution has
about two and half million dollars
deposits.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Chicago. Hume 19.-The assign
ment of Fyfe, Mansion & CO., board
of trade brokers. is announced today
by T. T. King, who has been ap-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23

Chicago, Ills, June 1S.-It IS re-
ported authoritatively today that the
grand jury viii be asked to vote, We'd
nesday. on..thirty-five beef trust in
dictments, prepared by the district
attorneys Office.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-06-23
Muslin Underwear

NluSIllE OllUCl WCdI
Ladies Gowns
Muslin gowns, very full and long, square
Jokes with small tucks and hemstitching
good value at SOC special ... 30C
Muslin Gowns
Extra full and long, square yoke small
tucks and insertion in yoke narrow ruffle at
neck, sold for 69c special. .49c
Cambria Gowns
shape yoke rows of Hamburg insertion
and lace-lace ruffie at neck, Use value for SOC
Very fine rambric Gowns
All over embroidery. yoke square or
shape, wide reveres of embroidery with wide
embroidered rufae ribbon trimmed, 81 SO
value, special. ..................... o9c
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
GOLFERS WILL QUALIFY
FOR GUSTAV SUTRO CUP
Tie In Interclub Tournament Will Be
Decided Next Week on San
Rafael Links

The qualifying round in the compe-
tition for the handsome cup presented
by Gustav Sutro to the San Rafael
Golf Club will take place to-day en-
the links In Happy Valley. The match
play rounds for those who qualify will
be held later.
The Claremont team having won the
first thirty-six hole home and home
match and the San Francisco twelve
having proved victorious in the second
match, each club has won one event in
the interclub tournament A tie has
therefore resulted and this will be de-
cided by an eighteen-hole match on
the links OF the San Rafael Golf Club
in Happy Valley on Saturday, the goth
inst The team that wins on that day
will capture the interclub silver trophy
for the club that it represents This
is the third year in which a tie has re-
suited in the interclub tournaments be-
tween golfers of this city and Of Ala
media County. the other two ties hav-
ing been played off on the course Of the
Burlingame Country Club.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
'OARSMEN TRAIN
FOR VALLEJO
Crews of City Organizations
Practice for Contests to Be
Held on Decoration Day
GOOD REGATTA ASSURED
First Programme Prepared
by New Association Of
Amateur Aquatic Clubs

At the last meeting Of the Pacific As
ISOLATION of Amateur Oarsmen dele
gates were present from the Alameda
Boat Club. the Dolphin Swimming and
Boating Club. the Ariel and South End
Rowing clubs and the Vallejo Yacnt-
ing and Rowing Club. The only pay
club that has not appointed delegates
to the P. A. A. o. Is the Olympic Boat
Club. The Vallejo club has applied Tor
membership in the association.
Preparations for the Decoration day
rowing regatta at Vallejo are going
forward. For the first time in the his
tory of rowing on the bay races VIII Do
held on a straightaway course 1or
barges and outraged skiffs- Arrange
the racing boats 50 the. contests may
be seen from start to finish Inc
steamer Corcoran has been chartered
to convey spectators and Oarsmen IIOm
San Francisco to Vallejo and back. Sne
will start from the city at $3.50 a. n-'
carrying the crews, barges' and skirls.
She will reach San FRANCISCO AGAIN
about d. m.
The Dolphin senior barge crew con-
sists Of A Bertrand. bow; A. j. NC
Kerron, No. 2; T. Harris, No. 8. and
w. Harris, stroke. The junior oarge
crew is made up OF DR.. A. w. Ward
bow: E. Mohr, No. 2; L G.. Richmond,
No. 3. and III. McKevitt. stroke. Gerald
Kenniff will steer both barge crews. y
j. Sherry will represent the club In the
senior outraged skih race and steve
Vicini IN the junior she'll Tnere are
two or three competitors from whom
the representative of the club IN the
junior outraged skin will be chosen
Leo Wienand has requested the regat-
ia committee Of the P. A A O. TO re-
store him TO the junior class OF oars
men.
The Junior barge crew Of the Ariel
Rowing Club Is practicing regularly for
the Vallejo regatta and promises We'll
Among the single scullers who are
training are Charles Wilson, senior
skiffman; A w. Keegan, junior skifr-
man, and Herman Opeldt, junior shell
man
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13

1t was a bitter disappointment to
California turfgoers that DR.. Leggo did
not go to the post for the Kentucky
Derby.
Still 1t is no more than was expect
ed, for the honest, unassuming son Of
Puryear d underwent a most severe
campaign during the racing season
which closed at Oakland on the 9Th
inst. Many a cheap selling platter has
received better treatment, but evident
ly Trainer Charley McCafferty does not
believe in handling a good breadwinner
with kid gloves.
DR.. Lego earned more than $40, 900
in stakes and purses at Oakland track,
among his victories being the Califor-
mia Derby. which he won in a gallop,
earning $500. Previous to this he had
been shipped to Ascot Park. Los An
geles, where he caused Grape to be
worn by defeating Oxford and the
cream Of the three-year-olds racing
there. On April the remarkable colt
was put to his severest ordeal. He
was started in a special three mile
event and through the fumbling ride
given him by Tommy Taylor finished
second to Ellie, the winner creating a
new worlds record for the distance.
PROFESSIONALLY an iron horse, DR..
Leggo came out after this. and giving
the best of the all aged division look
cheap in handicaps Facing the barrier
on twenty-five different occasions, he
finished unplaced but three times.
He was bred at A. B. Spreckels' Napa
Stock Farm and Is the most sensational
performer produced on this coast In
many years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13

in training, out Of which some crack
performers should develop.
Two stakes will be run at Ingleside
Park tomorrow, a puppy and a re-
serve event. The likely winners:
Puppy Etake-Young Pepper, Russian River.
Yankee Black Lady. S. A. Smith, Paul
Kruger, Brindle Flyer Beacon Water Tralee's
Best. Old Peach, Alabama Young Rosy p.
Reserve stake-Pasha Pleasant Mark Twain
Butte City. Tralee Maid, Ragged Actor. Pre-
lee. Cascade Red Pepper Princess Savoy,
Rector Ieellus. Mabel s FRISCO Lad Wild
truder. r. Fair Flying Bright Columbia,
Sampler. Agile Squirt. Edenvale.
Pocatelli will make another bid for
honors on the field tomorrow at
Union Park The old champion meets
a fast field. To accommodate owners
and those who want to witness the
first Of the running, special car will
leave Fifth and Market streets at 8
O'Clock. The 1920 train will also stop
at the park. The likely winners:
Special stahe-L-a Rosa. Pocatelli. Frisky
Barbara. Rocked Asleep. Mr.. zignezo. Panoche
Reserve stake-Aurelis, Patched Up. Cold
Amandan Imperious. Haphazard. Galveston
ton. Pssiiacci, Presto. Rocker Arm. The Rival
Blaze Muggsy. Bob r. May S. Mavis Clair
Yellowstone. ] E H, Shotgun. Stingaree. Sea
Lion. Conroy.
p. r. Callan's Flower Girl and George
the best three in five trials one week
from tomorrow at Union Park.
A. c. Bradbury's Naughty Helen
which won the prize for the best
greyhound in the dog show, was bred
by e. M. Kellogg. the Iowa leashman
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
PRISONER MAKES ESCAPE
FROM A DEPUTY SHERIFF
Maurice Church. Who Has Six Months
Yet to Serve, Slips Out of
Dentists Office.

Maurice Church, an inmate OF the
County Jail on Broadway. escaped
from Guard NJ. 3. Kerrigan on Thurs
day afternoon. Kerrigan had taken
Church to a dentist IN the Callaghan
building to have his teeth attended to
and Church gave the deputy the slip.
Sheriff Curtis suspended Kerrigan
and Chief Jailer j. e. Sullivan OF the
Broadway Jail pending an investiga-
uon- Sullivan was suspended because
ne violated a rule prohibiting any
prisoner from leaving the Jail unless
by order OF court. Kerrfgan did not
notify Curtis that Church had escaped
until yesterday morning. having tried
In vain to recapture the escaped pris-
oner Thursday night After coming
from the dentist Kerrigan permitted
Church to light cigar at Fifth and
Market streets. and the latter disap-
peared through the swinging doors OF
the saloon. Church had with him a
gold watch which had been loaned to
him by another prisoner.
Church was sentenced by Polfca
Judge Fritz on April 3, 1904. 10 serve
three sentences OF six months each
and one Of five months for petty lar
ceny. His term would have been mn
on November 13 next with credits he
obtained cameras and other articIea
from firms by false representafions
and, 1t was alleged, sold them 10 Hen
ry Carr, pawnbroker. SIG dupont
street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
italian Banks in Controversy.

A dozen affidavits were fled yester-
day by the Columbus Savings and
Loan Society to support its contention
that A. p. Giannini and the Bank Of
Italy raised the rent Of the premises
occupied by the first named institution
from $62 80 to $125 a month for the sole
purpose Of injuring it's business. In
one Of the affidavits it is testified that
Giannini said he wanted no restriction
placed on the rent, as he might see fit
to raise it TO $1,000 a month. The af1i-
davits were filed to be used In the
hearing of the petition of the Column
bus Society for an injunction to re-
strain the defendants from raising the
rent to any higher figure or carrying
threats of ejectment into execution.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13

lent account Of herself in the triangular
contest that is on the schedule.
Trainer Walter Christie will accom-
pany the varsity and freshman crews
north, and his skill and experience are
counted upon as a factor that will in
sure the men being in perfect condition
when they strip for action on Wash
ingtOn waters.
The men will sail from San Fran
cisco on the 18th for Victoria. B. c.,
where they are to take part in an IN
ternational regatta on the oath inst
the Empire day. which Canadians cele-
brate. The Canadians viii be repre-
sented by crew from the James Bay
Rowing Club, one Of the foremost or
ganizations Of its kind on the Pacific
Coast.
Immediately after this event the uni
versity men viii sail for Seattle. There
they viii practice for six days before
the regatta on the S0th inst, in which
the universities OF Washington. Cali
fornia and Stanford viii participate.
There the California men will have
their first chance to meet Stanford this
year. The freshmen Of Stanford and
California will then race over the same
course.
4 race at Portland is under consider
alton by the boating association. the
to pay the varsity crews expenses
for the side trip to their city. The
contest there would take place. if al
all, on June 3. the Saturday foliowine
the Seattle affair. The expenses tc
Victoria are 10 be borne by the James
Bay Club, and those Of the Washing
ton trip by the University of Wash
ington except $780, which the executive
committee Of the Associated Students
Of the University Of California has
voted TO appropriate.
The varsity crew which will go north
is made UP Of the following men: E. A
Bannister. captain and stroke; G. c
Jones, D. M. Evans, E. V. Dodge and
+. J. Loeb. cockswain.
The freshman crew is composed Of
H J. Shaufele, captain; c. L. Stokes
". h. Tuller. NJ. II. Wilbert and E. ]
Loeb. coclkswain.
The university boat club has recent.
~ elected the following officers: a
Salisbury, president; G. C. Jones. vic,
president; w. A. Schmidt, secretar,
and treasurer, and H. J. Shaufele. cor.
responding secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-13
DIR. CRAIG WILL LEAVE
SOON FOR PHILIPPINES
Has Done Good Work I'm Original Re-
search While Stationed at
General Hospital.

DIR. c. F. Craig and family have
moved to their apartments at the
Edgemont awaiting the Logan's de-
parture to the Philippines. where he
will report to the commanding gem
eral. DR.. Craig has been at the Pre-
sidio General Hospital ever since
1898, and during that time he has
carried on a large amount OF original
research in bacteriology and pathol-
ogy. He will act as transport surgeon
on the way over to the Islands
DIR. H. II. Smith. who has lately re-
turned from the Philippines and Is
now on temporary duty at Angel ISL
and, will fill the vacancy occasioned
by the change.
Mrs. Kobbe. wife of Major General
William A. Kobbe, left the General
her apartments at the Hatton. She
has been a patient at the hospital for
several months
Colonel John d. Hall. chief sur
geon of the Department OF California,
made an informal inspectioni of the
Preside General Hospital yesterday.
Major Van Vliet won the semi-finals
from Captain Lindsay at Alcatraz
Thursday. which makes him eligible
to play the winners of the Captain
Rombough Lieutenant Gallagher
semi-finals for the officers cup.
Much interest is manifested in the
baseball game to be played to-day. the
opposing teams being the Waseda
Japanese and the Preside mines.
Commander of the Pacific squadron
Rear Admiral Goodrich of the flagship
Chicago, accompanied by his flag
lieutenant, Sargent. called on General
Funston at the department headquar-
ters yesterday.
The transport Sherman left Hone
lulu yesterday via Guam for Manila