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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-30

In Cincinnati Charity Hospital
"niuy Gale. champion pedestrian
u the world. ana. perhaps. the old
est sporting man With record. "
dying in the Cincinnati city hoHpl-
tai. Having made and lost many
fortunes. his friends have forankon
him Ia hts 74th year. and he who
waH once the proteEe OF dukes and
mobiles IL patient Ia n free bed.
Gale VAS born In London. April
n. 1871. he gave up the book bind
Ing trade FOR pedeatrlauiam. after
having captured a prize for doing
STA miles Ia ~ minutes az Birming-
ham "a 1850. ~ February, 1858. he
competed with Captain Barclay on
the Walton road and won, receiving
a silver belt from numerous gentle
men Of Liverpool. Then he formed
a partnership with George steward.
the American runner. and purchased
"a hlppodtome. where he made "A
fortune.
For the past 20 years he has re-
sided in Cincinnati. where he has
conducted taxidsfmlst's shop ut
CO., Race street. In his odd time he
has managed several successful
boxers aud spent much time with
wrenttsts. Some Of Gales records
arei
2sOo miles Ia i000 hours At Not
tlnghnm March I. 1873
f2xs miles IN five weeks and two
days At Lille bridge. January, 1881.
Aoco quarter miles In 1000 CON
sscutlve 10 minutes al Agricultural
hall. London. December. 1877.
i.0o6 miles In t.0ao hours. Febru-
airy -. 1854. Walton road. Liver
pool.
i.boo miles IN i.ooo hours. June Is.
1883. nj Hlrkcnhead
i.0e8 miles in t.e00 half hours.
August -. 1858. at Hirksnhead.
asoa miles Ia 2.000 half hours.
October II. 1853. At Preston. Ian
eashire.
1900 miles in t.o9g hours-i 900
half miles In i0a0 half hours 700
quarter miles IN SOC quarter hours.
June. 1856 al Preston.
20oo quarter mites Ia 1000 sue
eeasivs quarter hours. near Cardiff.
September 20. ISIS.
1890 miles IN 900 hours At Lille
Bridge grounds. London. October.
1877.
do0o quarter miles ia t.oe0 sue
ceAriws 10 minutes AZ the AEricui-
turai hall. London. November. 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-30
FOOTBALL TERMS.

Coach Reid. Of Harvard, Is train
ing the eleven on radical lines this
year. Falling on the ball and break
Ing through have been tabooed. az a
number Of the best men we're In
capaeit6ted early IN the season last
year b. these tactics. The men viii
be gotten In good condition before
rough work begins.
Columbia students are singing the
praises OF Marcus Hurley, who Is
showing up as an extraordinary
punter.
Finest set Of football candidates
In years" is the encouraging word
that comes from Cambridge.
The turf world IL gossiplng about
the charges made against John y.
Madden by his wife. She charges
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GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS

CINCINNATI. Sept 30--2. rs class
trot. 81 600 Boreazeile won second
third and fourth heats. In 2:iiA
l2.tiis. 2;isis. Albert c. won firri
heat in 2:12.
zoe pace. 81 600 Hatch Patch
won third. fourth and fifth heats
In 2 osis. 2.06M. cork Maud Kes.
wick won first and second heats. In
2 05A. 2:05A
2.fa trot. sl.000-Goid Dust Maid
won three straight heats. in 2:ltA
l2:ttiz. 2.i1.
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WASHINGTOS INSTITUTE VI
DERMAToIOGY a FEATURAL
SURGERY.
Eitel Building. Rooms f05--s0s. 40I
and t0s. Seattle. wash
Hours TO Il. 20 5. 10 3.
]. S. NIGHTsER. Mgr.
Phone Main z77s.
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See the Fleet

The fleet will be at the navy yard
Sunday.
To see II take boats from Pier 2
at .. 10, II a. M. ~ noon. lis. 20.
{ 30. 7.30 q. m. zee
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the friends Of the three sisters be
lieYe that Florence could enter the
National tournament and win out
as easily AS May did In 1904. Next
10 May ahe Ia regarded ms the beat
woman player on the Pacific coast.
where good tennis players are pro-
dueed. This would leave such min
or championships as the PaEifie
coast championship and any oilers
she might care "a pick up for Mlas
Violet Already the Sutton home,
Nesting among the foothilis atthe
base Of NJ. Lowe In PahedeDR. a1ka
like a junk ahop. The four sis Asra,
including Mrs. Bruce. the enlyspne
married. having been winning hfps
for years. and there II one Dom
IN the sutton home which they @ill
call cup room. u contains marty
zoo trophies Mas May Sutton has
Just added the English cups 20 be
collection since her return froue per
trip abroad
Here In Southern California hey
give the credit for the wQpi~ mi
playing OF the champion a A4hie
Way. one Of the old tennis fetefAna
Of tho Pacific coast Nc Nay
taught May sutton the game hsn
she vas a little tot. aud for the past
few years she has been uadef his
constant tutelase. lie taught her
to play the game "a a man plan II.
and thiA IL said 10 be responsible
for her unfixAied success. as kshe
takes her opponents By surprise By
the violence Of her attack.
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have reduced my weight s. pounds
bust inchea. waist = inches and hips
. inches IN n short time. by n guar
antsed. harmless remedy without ex=
erciae or starving, l want TO tell you
all about Il enclose stamp and Rd-
aresa Mrs & WOODWARD. Boz
Sg7. oreGon City. OREGON. zee
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nRla efsaatfeeanI wINNrRs.

pRlS sfSsffeeeI WINNERS.
Fin9y eSs . furlongs Rusk
won. LsS-eey SECOND. Just So
thW Time. Ribs.
Second race ak furlaaes Char
lea wa. BAieadNo Nymph second.
Fine usse esaAi Time. / rs rs.
Thhiai ace usle and a siNte@tah
MNAin ooae won. Sailor Hoy sec
ofxl. az aNba1 third. Time, t;al
~
foufnl raee, mile and n quarter
Soiaosef VAN. NANnar second. Uncle
po.gh unrd. Time. s,OaA.
to'sda race. mile and a sixteenth
taranfsn won. ienie MeGabe second
Sc REseEe uiird Time. / t6
Sixth sese. five and a half fur
longs Hcastun won. He'll Smoker
second hNNsonaan third. Time
t:01As.
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FNtVAIA q UNhIsNNU 2.
SPOKANE. Sept. 30-In a quick.
Hnappy and exciting game Friday
Tacoma succeeded In capturing the
higher mark By placing hits AZ the
right time and in tho right place.
Oakland did not succeed In hitting
Thomas successfully. Mclaughlin
made a spectacular catch In the
ninth with two men out. retiring the
Oakland batters Score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AZ 81 Iouia-St. Louis 81. New
Yosk 81
At Cinclnnati-Cinclnnati 7. Phil
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The City Of puebla. Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. sailed
for San Francisco on Saturday
morning.
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SOLE AGENTS Y0UNGS'
HATS

u. N. Brooks & 90. 1881 Second
avenue. s
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dent Of the United States receives
Sc. 900 a year.
The National Lsngu viii IbHe
these umplres az the end Of tho sea =
son tombstone. Kiln. ODny, and
possibly Emalle.
Hank O'Day and OIouEhlin are
doped 20 umpire the worlds champ
ionahip series.
when the seasons dead aud gone.
J. Herman Long. who Is managing
DesMoinea. IN the Western. will
back out of the base ball business
and move 10 Chicago. where he
hopes to be a merchant prince.
Marvin Hart. who possesses the
dubious title Of heavyweight cham
pion. IL 20 years old. He was born
In Kentucky. and liz "A plumber.
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xier. twiriing for the Angels. did
some exceptionally good work with
the hoFsehlde and was the main
cause ~ the Seals downfall. Three
scattered taps we're all the Seals
could select from hts delivery. Flood
made a circuit Of the bags AZ the
expense Of the 'FFiscoa. Score;
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-08
Flint Celebration.

Flint, Mich, June 8.-This was the
second and last day of Flint's big
jubilee celebration. Two distinct fea.
lures comprised the days programme
The first was the dedication this
morning of the Carnegie Library The
dedication was accompanied with in
teresting exercises, the principal ad-
dress being made by President Angel
of the University of Michigan The
concluding event of the celebration
was the dedication this afternoon os
the county court house. Thousands
of persons attended the dedication
exercises and listened to the address
of the day, which was delivered by
Justice Brown of the United States
Supreme Court.
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Miss Eva Bean entertained several
young ladies at her beautiful home
two miles south of town Tuesday af-
ternoon from $3.50 to $50. in honor
of her young friend Miss Graves A.
Means. of Valentine, Tex.
In a word contest Miss Louie Ogle
made the highest score, winnig the
prize, a lovely fan. The next contest.
spearing peanuts with a hat-pin, caus-
ed much merriment. The prize. sill
yer hat-pin, fell to Miss Hazel Mayes.
Miss Alice Rabb was given an In.
dian paper cutter i'm the scrap song
contest.
After the contest several numbers
of instrumental and vocal music were
rendered. Delicious punch. ice cream,
and cake were served by the hostess.
Those present were: Misses McCon-
nell. Viola Mcconnell, Louie Ogle
Hazel Mayes. Alice Rabb, Mildred
Martin. Bessie Peacock. Graves
Means, Kathryn and Nell Bean, and
Mesdames Bean, Gillette and Mayes.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-08

concern recently was allotted one for
120 locomotives through the same
source. One hundred additional loco
motives have just been ordered
1t is estimated that within the last
few months the contracts placed in
this country on Japanese account for
structural materials, electrical equip
ment and machinery for arensals and
for Japanese, Corean and Manchurian
railroads exceed s15.OOO,OOO.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-08

The Taylor-Moore Construction
company through it's secretary Jno.
w. Guilliam yesterday assigned it's
contract on the Hondo reservoir to
the United States Government. w.
NJ. Reed of the Reclamation service
received telegram from Washington
last night saying that the assignment
had been accepted and for Mr. Reed
to take charge at once. The change
caused no delay and to-day work IS
going on as usual only under the
United States government instead of
the Taylor-Moore construction COM
pany
In an interview with the secretary
of the company and w. NJ. Reed it
was learned that the cause of the fail
ure of the company on the Gunnison
tunnel contract at Montrose, Colora-
do. together with a decision of the
comptroller at Washington to the
effect that a contractor could not
draw pay on one contract while he
was delinquent on another.
The construction company has al
ready done about one-fifth of the work
on the Hondo contract and has done
II at a profit but the decision of the
comptroller withheld from them their
pay for work done during April and
May amounting to about $4,000. At
ter the government withheld the mon
ey the secretary found il impossible
to finance the company and made the
assignment as given above. The equip
ment of the Taylor-Moore company
was taken over on force account and
will be used by the government to
complete the contract OF which about
eighty per cent. remains. The five
schedules of the work that was let
to the company amounted to abont
1921 900 of which four-fifths remains
to be done.
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Regatta at Galveston.

Galveston, Tex, June 8.-A three
der the direction of the Galveston Re
gatua Club was inaugurated this aft
ernoon under the most favorable
auspices. The opening events were
four cared barge races for men and
women, followed by swimming and
diving contests. Tomorrow will be
devoted to athletic sports at Sports
mans Park. The big event of Satur-
the championship of the South.
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Japan's Bio Contract.

New York, June S.-That the Jap
anese intend to carry on military op-
erations in Manchuria on an exten-
sive scale is illustrated by their plac-
ing large contracts for various rail-
road equipment in this market. Humid
reds of cars, locomotives. ETC., are to
be rushed to the Far East with all
possible dispatch. All the shipments
will go overland to the pacific coast
Forty thousand tons of freight have
already been booked with the trans
continental roads, which will mean
an expenditure of upward of $780, .009
for this time alone.
An eastern car company has just
obtained a contract from the Japan
ese government for 1.S0O steel cars
varying capacity from seven to TWEEN
ty toms Another contract. which was
placed last week. calls for 1000 gon-
dola type, steel underframe cars. A
further contract has been awarded by
the Japanese government to the
Baldwin Locomotive Works. which
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-08
Selling Direct to Retailers.

New York, June 8.-The National
Wholesale Dry Goods Association,
embracing leading members of the
trade throughout the country, held Il
general meeting in this city today.
The subject of selling direct to retail
ers on the part of commission mer-
chants and manufacturers was the
principal matter discussed.
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A Pleasant Surprise

The surprise that was given the P.
G. of the c. NJ. E church was a grand
one led by Mrs. Jane Allen and Mrs.
NJ Lee and others. They made it so
pleasant for the P. G. and his wife.
The P. E. being present he enjoyed
IL so much. We have but few mem
bers here but they are so faithful and
also our friends assisted them in max
ing everything pleasant May the
Lord bless such people and give them
prosperity (Signed)
!. r. RECTOR, p. C.
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The following is an extract from a
letter from DR.. j. A. Ryan to j. S.
Lenox. DIR. Ryan was in Oklahoma
City when he wrote:
MIR. Lenox. you remember the few
samples l brought back with me from
the Old Governors Copper Mines in
my grip. / had them smelted yester
day and got me a nice paper weight
weighing a pound, it is a beautiful
specimen. | had it tested for gold
and it proves to contain quite a guam
tity. it created quite a sensation here.
Please write me every few days and
keep me posted ON progress"
(Signed) J. A. RYAN.
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Harry Lewis VS.. Young Erne.

Wilmington, Del, June 8.-A ten
round bout between Harry Lewis and
Young Erne is slated for the arena
of local athletic club tonight. The
two met in a six-round contest some
time ago. and although Lewis fairly
won the decision, Erne and his man
ayers were not satisfied with there
suit. The present match at ten rounds
resulted form this dissatisfaction.
Whether their ring generalship will
last over the increased route and
whether Lewis can retain his skill
in a ten-round bout have excited the
curiosity of the ring followers, and a
large crowd is expected to be on hand
to witness the contest
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-08

The Womans Club held its annual
Election Wednesday June Z, at St.
Andrews Hall The attendance was
small but enthusiastic for the contin-
ned increase of the Club, for the com
ing year
Annual reports from the committees
were read and found most satisfactory
Flowing tributes were paid to our
President, Mrs. c. f. Mason and "
p. Mrs. Baker for the services of the
club during the past year, notwith-
standing the sad Affections which
have SO interferred with the regular
work of the Club.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. c. E. Mason
1st V. P. Mrs Thorne
2nd v P, Mrs. Stevens.
3rd V. P, Mrs. c. A Baker
Recording Secretary, Miss Marie
Holt.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs, C. D
Bonney.
Treasurer. Mrs. A. Pruit
Auditor, Mrs Chas. de Bremond.
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DR. r. G. Rucker, who recently
came here from Checoah, l. T., mas
ing three horses and Two buggies.
The doctor thinks there is no pla "a
like Roswell for sciatic rheumatism
having been cured in five weeks when
he was here before. and that was dur
ing the rainy season here. While he
will be located in Roswell permanent
lily he does not expect to practice with
in a year.
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putation appointed to present him
the Norwegian Starthings address.
ELECTRICAL SCIENCE.
Half Million Volts Pass Through
Body Without Danger.


Body Without Danger.
Linn. Mass, JunA s-To demon
strate his claim that there is little
danger in electrical force when proper
ly handled, Prof. Elihu Thompson of
this City permitted a current said
to have measured over a half million
volts. pass through his body without
the slightest discomfort. Prof.
Thompson adjusted special apparatus
to his body and high frequency cur
rent was used. Suddenly there was
flash from his finger tips and great
sparks few into the air, Illuminating
two incandescent lamps that were
held two feet from his fingers.
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A Correction.

The Record published yesterday a
letter to the Volunteer fire boys and
some donations made by citizens own
ing property near the recent fire on
main street The article stated that
Barnett & James gave one dollar
while it should have read Ten Dol
lars.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-08
ASKS JAPAN'S TERMS
Emperor Nicholas is Said to Have In
quired concerning the Conditions
Russia Would Probably Pay a Rea-
sonabie Amount of Indemnity.

Berlin, June S.-An interview Baron
Speek Won Sternburg, German Ambas
sador at Washington has had with
President Roosevelt and a cable cor
respondence between Ambassador and
the foreign Office here resulted in Pre-
sident and Emperor finding that they
had identical views on the subject Of
opinion as to the methods of drawing
Russia into negotiations A joint
view appeared to be that others, in
clutfing France and Great Britain.
ought to be left out because to be sure
of community of views among all
1t would be slow and cumbersome bu-
siness and would impress Russia as
| taking character of outside pressure
This is precisely what President
| Roosevelt and Emperor William wish
to avoid The understanding here is
that during the interview Ambassa
dor Meyer with emperor Nicholas
the latter went so far as to say he
| would like to know what Japan's
| terms would be.
This was construed as asking for
| peace Japan it is believed in the
government quarters here, will be re-
luctant to lay down specific peace con
ditions. because preparations have
| been made to carry campaign to Rus
| sian territory; to take Vladivostock
and Harbin and then exclude Russia
| from the Pacific. Unless her high
! conditions are complied with this IS
crude expression of what is .thot
to be Japan's immediate policy
| st Petersburg, June S.-Ascension
day, one of the most important of Rus
sian religious holidays was not mark
ed by the appearance of the expected
manifesto on the subject of the pro
| jected notional assembly
| ST. Petersburg, June 8.-There is a
significent change in the tone of Rus
| sian newspapers like the Novoe Vren
va, which never have admitted the
possibility of the conclusion of hostil
tiles until Russia had recovered her
military prestige by victory.
| To-day's papers discuss calmly the
advisibility of ending the war If Ja-
pans terms are reasonable. The pay
ment of big indemnity they declare
would be too humiliating Novoe Vre
mya says bluntly that if Japan asks
too much it will pay Russia to pro
long the contest indefinitely, while
Russian argues that if the represen
tatives of the people are called togetf
er Japan will see herself confronted
by whole nations and she will readily
agree to reasonable terms.
Stockholm. Sweden, June s-Kins
Oscar has refused to receive the de
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Masons lay Cornerstone.

Birmingham, Ala, June 8.-This
was red letter day for Mason of Bir-
mingham an vicinity. The occasion
was the laying of the cornerstone of
the new Masonic Temple, the event
being attended by prominent Masons
from nearly all parts of Alabama. The
new temple occupies conspicuous
location at the corner of Nineteenth
street and Sixth avenue, and will cost
when completed about $4,000.
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STRIKE STILL ON.

No Prospects of Settlement in the
Strike Line Soon.
Chicago. ILL.,. June S.-Peace in the
teamsters' strike to-day seemed as
far way as ever. Settlement with
express companies and demand by un.
ions that policemen be withdrawn
from wagons with calling off of
strike were apparently insuperable OBJ
stacles 10 adjustment.
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Of Deys so

said to have occurred before she foun-
dered. She had on board eighteen off
GERS and men, including her regular
crew and men who were in training
Fourteen of the number were drown
ed. Others were picked up.
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Dee Paul. the eight months old son
of Mr. and Mrs. David Kirkpatrick
died on Wednesday morning at their
home on south Kentucky Avenue.
The parents left with the remains to-
day for their late home in Herrin, Ill.
where burial will be made
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Won His Case.

Clarence Moore was up in the Po-
lice court yesterday charged with
assault. His attorney ]. C. Gilbert
succeeded in convincing Judge Bailey
that the complaint was illegally made
and his client was discharged.
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Mrs. Robert Hamilton and Mrs.
Mary p Cobean will be at home to
their friends at the residence of Mrs
Hamilton. 5O2 Missouri Avenue Thurs
day June 18th. Cards will be out IN
a few days