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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-08

| lue IOilOWluk luStTumeutS were
flled at the court house in Baker City
for record Yesterday:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
pEEpp.
U. S. a. to Tho1, J.Duke, S. h. "A .
s. %. L. 10, X, a..
U. S. A. to Chas. A. Van Duyn,
r. y, s. h. "a. s. W. a, s. f.. "a
S."W. a, s. 33, Il. 10, II. 81.
Jas. A. Ingram aud wife to j. w.
Pennington, lots 8, 6 and Z In block
26, Sumpter Townsite Syndicate g
first addition; $500.
U. S. A. to Agnes X. Lemont, s.
y. N. Il. a, s. ~ II. Z, II. A,
s. E u, N. W. y aud lot ., s. Z.
and T. 7, 4. As.
Lille NJ. Fisk aud husband to
Anna Willoushby, lot u, block Is
U. S. Townsite to Baker City ;
sl4OO.
II. X. Brown, sheriff. to Jno.
Sttei ger. S. W. AW, N. a. s. l6 4.
o, X. 40; $3.50.
Geo. w. White aud wife to Jno.
Arthur, lots 3 and 4, s. 10, aud lots
1 and ., s. 80, 4. IL, X. 10; 5000.
Theresa Adler to Mary Dry bor-
ouRh, 4Sx1l8 feet In block 2,
Heilneir's addition to Baker City
1850
j. s. Culbertson to l.. q. Cuibert-
son, n. Il. q, S. 4, 4. 8, Il. 3s;
$50.
| Leonard l.. Goss to }. s. Culbert.
SOD, s. =. N. W. a and n. w. a,
N. W. "a. s. 3, 4. 3, II. 80; s26.
| w. S. Bowers and wife to j. Good
man, lots 81 to 46 inclusive, u
block 10, Stewards second additio,
to Baker City; $3.50.
Geo. I. BronauRh aud wife I,
Mrs. Sid Caviness, lots 4 aud s
block 40, b. W. Leven's second ad
dition to Baker City; s76.
John A. Leonard aud wife to |. NJ
Hunsaksr one acre In N. w. "A O
N. 4. q s. o. 7. o, r. 40; s35.
Il. b. Gaylord ct al to Chas. W
Hunt ct al, w. y S. w. "a, s. 8,
S. Il. AS. q. n. W. =, s. Z, Il. 8,
r. 46; $4,000.
Receiver to Harry X. Friedman,
n. W. a, N. Il. a. n y. n. W.
"A. aud s. W. q, N. W. a, s. 81,
Il. 10, X. 30; s4OO.
Receiver to Marvin Gallagher.
N. +. q, s. 81, L. 10, r. 80; S40O.
q. II. Newton and wife to s. q,
Correil, five sixteenth interest Ia
Wisdom Ditch aud water right
$4,000.
| U. IS. A. to Eugene Way, s. Il. a,
N. r. q and N. T.. a, s. T.. a. s.
%, Z. IL, X. 80.
Receiver to James X. Smith. T..
| y, s. f. a, s. "a. and W. y. s.
W. 4, s. 30. 7. 10, X. 81; siOO.
Jas. A Howard aud wife to Clark
Snyde, f. y. s. T.. q, s. "a, aud
". =. s. W. u, s. 30, 7. 10. X.
81; 5000.
j. X. Smith aud wife To Jas. A.
Howard, same; 1925.
Ira Lemon OF nj to Bessie NJ.
Cable. 28xlO0 feet In Grsenhorn,
fronting on Main street; 800.
Bessie NJ. Cable to JnO. Il. vii.
lard, same; 800.
Wm. II. Psckwood, Jr.. to Mary
n. Emison, lot q In block I'll, "
Father DeRo0', addition to Baker
City; $500.
U. s. A. to Michael T.. Sherin. s.
y, N. Il. q, aud S. q, N. W. q,
s. 81, Z. IL, Il. 40.
James Collins to Seymour II. Bell,
W. =, s. w. q, S. T.. q, s.. W.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1905-03-08
OFFICIAL RECORDS.

The following instruments we're
Hled at the court house in Baker City
for record Yesterday:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.

a skeleton was found by some girls
near Ringgold, Tex
Cotton Relt roadway Is beginning worb
on $4,000 depot at Tyler. Tex
A girl named Myrtle Horne was
burned to death near Paris. Tex
Another oil we'll has been struck
IN state Of Vera Cruz. Mexico.
Cotton Belt railway will spend abou,
$500 600 on improvements In Texas.
While shaving himself at Sherman
Robert Smith came near severing ar
artery.
Several thousand dollars have been
subscribed FOR canning factory al
Ardmore.
Pluls Valley. l. r.. merchants agree
10 give an their patronage 20 Ice fac
tory being built
Miss Victory Batemau the actress.
was badly burned In hotel fire at I'd.
uardsville. M.
While boatrlding near Sanford Fla.
Miss Maggie Looney, otto McElroy ani
Reese Boyd were drowned
Thinking he was being hypnotized,
james Mex. Gordon leaped from tho
fourth story OF McCoy's hotel. Chicago.
and soon died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
DEFINING sARRATRv.
Senate Passes With Amendments the
Measure OF Looney.

Austin. March S.-Mr. Looney In IN,
senate TUESDAY called up his bill fur
ther defining barratry so as TO dishal
attorneys soliciting prospective case,
or advancing money to prospective eli.
ents.
Mr. Smith offered an amendment
adding a new section to the bill aimed
at the railroad claim agents. by pro-
viding that any railroad employe who
shall attempt or make any settlement
with any injured party without first
being requested to do so In writing by
the injured party. or before said party
has had reasonable time TO consul,
with an attorney OF his own selection
as TO his claim. shall be guilty OF q
misoemeanor. subject TO fine OF from
$50 to $500 and confinement In jail
Of from the to thirty days.
Mr.. Hicks had adopted an amendment,
promising to make settlements thirty
days after the injury occurred.
Senator Davidson offered an amend
ment prohibiting railroads from secur-
ing statements OF the accident and In
juries from the injured party while h.
Is under the care OF railroad surgeon
or In railroad hospital Adopted
The Smith amendment. as amended
was then adopted.
MIR. Skinner offered an amerimeni
applying the provisions OF the bill to al
corporations. Adopted.
Mr.. Terrell offered an amendment
providing that statements OF the acct.
dent and injuries shall not be legally
MADE to any person within the thirty
days following the accident. Host.
Bill a. amended. then passed finally
under suspension OF the ruies
The house took up the General LAND
bill OF MIR. Carswell OF Wise county OF
second reading and adopted committe,
| amendments.
Several other amendments were ais,
adopted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
LITTLE CHANGE.
Second Day Of the Strike About as II
Was on Tuesday.


Was on Tuesday.
New York. March S.-The second day
OF tho strike on the subway aud cleyat-
ed lines began with little change from
Tuesdays condition. Trains were run
ming IN the subway and there was some
improvement shown 600 service on cle-
waited lines. but trains carried comp1r-
atively Few passengers and the greater
part u the down town tr1nic was h3u-
dled by surface lines.
The Metropolitan Street Railway
company put every trolley car available
into service and did It's best 10 handl.
the crowds There was nothing Tor the
public 10 do but get aboard as hap
hazrdly as they did Tuesday. All dur
ing Tuesday night the Second ana Ninth
avenue branches 81 the elevated were
tied up almost completely. TIE Sixth
venue line however. made 70 record
and the subway ran trains with con-
siderable regularity.
There wns no sign ~ giving way by
either side when "Wednesday opened
PETERBOROUGH officials said they were In
more trains and the situation was grow
ing better for them. Strike leaders. on
the other hand. declared that all their
men were holding firm: that the COM
pany had done it, best Tuesday. and
that from now on II would be increas-
ingly difficult for the officials 20 op-
crate the subway and elevated lines
No attempt was made 10 maintain
schedules either on tho elevated or sub
way lines during Tuesday night. but ~
early as o'clock Wednesday morning
preparations for attempting 10 handle
the rush hour crowds began. IN the sub
way the result OF the strike was the
same ~ Tuesday. and when the down
town tide was az It's height trains were
sent away from Nincty-siNth street ev-
cry eight minutes. Above that point
the service was irregular.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
REX VII.
Has triumphal March and General Good
Time al Natehez.

Has triumphal March and General Good
Time at hatcher.
Natchez. Miss. March &-Rex VIII
arrived az noon Tuesday on the steam
er sarcordill and was the occasion Of
a big naval parade with twelve gally
decorated boats In line The trlumphal
march through the city was attended
by a fine military display with the
cadet corps from jefferson Military coll
lege. Chamberlain Hunt academy Of
Port Gibson and four companies OF the
Mississippi National guard from
Nicksburg. Port Gibson and Natchez
At y. M. the night pageant Of six
teen spectacular moving ubleauN was
presented The subject treated In the
tai 'e3uX was the Happiness OF Inn
aginaiion" The tnbleaux were pre-
scented on large four-whceled cotton
floats tn living characters In costume
the biris and animals being made OF
papier mache. covered with gold and
silver leaf and metallic paints
The carnival closed with the Rex BAN
At the Baker Grand theater and an
overflow bali 20 Institute hail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
Break Came.

jefferson city March S.-ENpected
break in the senatorial deadlock came
TUESDAY when the Joint session took
its thirtynlnth ballot. five OF the mem
bers changing from Niedringhaus "a
Congressman Richard Bartholdt % 81
Louis. two To Major Warner OF kansal
city and two for II. G. Kerens. The
ballot resulted: Cockrell. 17s; Med
ringhaus. 81 Kerens. Il. Mckinley. s.;
Bartholdt. 3. Warner. .; Dyer. l. Lew.
is. !. The fortieth ballot showed nc
changes. The joint assembly then ad.
iourned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
E7EE EVACUATION.
~ Over Of Darkness Russiani
Leave Whole Line
IJlOy SHAKHE RIVER
- Taking Their Hurried Depart
= the Cars Troops Set Fire
! % Great Quantities Of DE.
sirable supplies.

nan. March s.--lnfomation from
al Kurokl's headquarters IN he
Dis TO the effect that Tuesday night
u Russians under cover OF darkness
oIscuated the whole line along the
ckakhe river and are now in full retreat
nhfkward. The japanese infantry Is
pressing them closely.
Before refreating the Russians set fire
70 great heaps OF supplies. which burned
throughout the night. The fall OF Muk
cen appears imminent. The japanese
are pursuing the Russians hard on the
east.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
JAPs ADVANCE.
Captured Nearly All Of One Village and
Repulsed Attack.

Toxic. March S-Imperial army head
quarters makes the following announce
ment: In the direction 81 Singkirs on
the morning OF March our force ld-
vanced toward Huaijen. II first occu-
pied Plnshlhpata and then Iuaijen.
The situation In the direction o.
Tiea and Machuntan Is unchanged.
In the direction Of the shakhe river.
east Ct the railway, at o'clock On the
morning OF March the enemy's in
fantry attacked the heights north ot
Tunchiatun. but were repulsed. The
enemy left thirty dead on the field.
AT . o'clock on the morning OF March
: the enemy's artillery concentrated It's
FIRE on the lines between Tia mountain
and Wanpao mountain and l'ge
body OF Infantry attacked us. but were
entirely repulsed az Z 30 O'Clock Vest
OF the railway We occupied asst Hench-
enpao nt n a. m. on March and later
we repulscd an attempt ~ the enemy
10 retake the right band ~ Hun river.
There are Indications OF the eucmys
gradual reinforcement and gath ring %
troops in the vicinity OF Yangshihiul
seven miles southwest 81 Mukden.
we captured two-thirds Of the VIE
lage Of Ilikuanpao. REFUSING counter
attack made by the enemy with dist
sion. Llkuanpao Is situated eight miles
west OF Mukden"
The japanese captured Machuntan.
southeast OF Mukden. at s o'clock We'd
Hasday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
WITNESS ILL.
MeFsll Confined to His Residence and
Unable 20 Appear.

MeFsll Confined to His Residence and
Unable 20 Appear.
Austin, March N.-When the Moore
case was resumed Wednesday morning
County Attorney Brady announced that
all the testimony Tor the prosecution
was In except that Of H. \. McFall. and
that he was 100 at his residence and un.
able to be present. Attorney Bats for
the defense, suggested that McFul ahd
habit Of getting sick on such occa-
sions, for which Bats was reprImandcd
by the court. Or Goodall wootcn. Nc
Folrs physician. was called and testified
that Mccall was quite 40 and would De
unable 10 attend court before Saturday.
The prosecution Insisted that they did
not want 10 proceed without having
McFalrs testimony direct Defense an.
nounced that this came as n surprise
Judge James H. Robertson Of the
late firm of Hcgg & Robertson. which
had been engaged 10 defend the Kirby
Lumber company cases. was on the
stand. lie testified that be told Moore
that there wus nothing in the cases an
they should be dismissed. Witness tes-
titled that when Wor;!.am told him that
by the use OF money the cases would
be dismissed without court witness s1id
to Wortham THAT won't do. and I
viii wash my hands Of the whole thing
Witness denied much OF the converse
tion which Workman had testified no
had had with Robertson. He denied
that Workman had told him that "he
had done business" He also denied
that Workman told him well. Judge
We We're In "a hurry and had 90 do bus-
~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
EQUESTRIAN STATUE or PETER THE GREAT.
At. PfTEIliRuEG.

IN brcathless suspense for news oml-
nous silence reigned. No private or
press dispatches giving news OF the bat-
tie had yet arrived here up 10 noon
Wednesday. and the mere fact that the
curtain was run down. taking leaf
out OF past experiences. was pessimls-
ticaIly interpreted. There We're ugly
rumors circulating In the streets That
the day was lest and the Russians in
fun and disorderly retreat with only a
gallant rear guard lighting OF the Vie
torious Japanese.
Compelled by the failure ~ Generals
Oku and Nogi 20 crush the Russian
right. Field Marshal Oyama again trans
ferred his weight TO his right and Gem
eral Kurold succeeded boo driving Boz
the wedge between General Linevitch's
main army and General Rcnueukumpr
corps. which Is the extreme left The
latter was declared To- be In grave dan
ger OF being cut of OF surrounded.
\ According TO other rumors the lack o.
news Is accounted for bv the report that
the Japanese cut the Russian line ~
communications All military critics.
however. wednesday morning agreed
that Kuropatkin's position was ex-
tremely critical and that Wednesday
should decide the issue. Moreover. the
majority are OF the opinion that kuro-
patkln held his ground as long as ros-
sible. and they were unable TO see hoN,
~ beaten. he could escape utter ruin.
AT the same time all dwclt on kuropa'-
kin's excessive prudence and his re-
fusal 10 take risks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
ONLY ONE FATALITY
Man Thrown From Sixth Story at the
Cedar Rapids Fire.

Cedar Rapids Fire.
Cedar Rapids. a.. March S.-Oue man
thrown from the sixth story OF the
building 10 the pavement was the only
fatality In the fire which took place
In this city during Tuesday night In the
American Cereal company's plant. John
Safely. "a night Waterman. had gone
to the sixth story 81 the Hull House 10
examine tho condition Of the floor when
D. explosion occurred. Safely either
Uns thrown out of the building ar else
jumped to the pavement below He
was crushed beyond recognition. The
FIRST still burned Wednesday morning
and ate rs way through the new mill
$50 feet. which has been destroyed. The
entire loss reaches fi.5O0.0O0. while the
Official list Of Insurance as prepared
amounts 10 100000. Fire departments
from Belle Plain. Vidon and neighbor-
ing points assisted the local force TO
confne the flames 10 the cereal plant.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
Only Eioh, Minutes.

Washington. March S-Open session
81 senate Tuesday lasted eight min
utes. MIR Hlusbrough presented q
resolution providing Tor the amend
ment of the senate rules so as Co per
init senators 90 hand petitions ana
private bills 10 the secretary ~ the
senate instead ~ introducing them IN
the present formal manner
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09

atest OF the comruts ot mrs. stanIufu y
stomach had found color which in5i-
Gated strychniue poisoning. and unt
ell added that the chemists had found
strychuine In the biclrbonatc Of sod'
which Mrs Stanford took on the uighI
Of her death and they would ~ de-
clare to the corouer's jury
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
BRILLIANT DISPLAY.
Classic Lore Was Owed Deeply Into by
Mystic Societies.

New orleans. March S.-Mardl Gras
pagc1ntry. had % brilliant display by
Comus Wednesday night the MIstcly
Krewe diving deeply into classic lore
and telling ln a series of twenty gorge
Gus floats the story ~ the search for the
lost Plciad. At the conclusion OF the
parade. omus entertained IA ball at
the French opera house. which attracted
society leaders from all sections 81 the
country 4 popular reception was given
by Rex al Washington Artillery hail
which for the occasion. was converted
into AN imperial palace.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
Death Sentence Affirmed.

iral appeals h1s affirmed the decision
Of the lower court IN the case 81 Holly
Nann convicted in the Dillas county
criminal court Tor completely in the
murder Of Sol Aronon nud given death
sentence
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
NO COMPROMISE.
Members Of Oil Producers Association
Oppose Such Move.

Beaumont. March Sin an Interview
Chairman Slmms OF the OH Producers
association said that a majority Of the
oil producers are opposed TO the all
legged compromise az the oil pipe line
bin. which Is to be substituted Cor the
Greer Myrick bill He glvs the produc-
ers are opposed 10 pipe line companies
being chartered for oil purposes. that
they want a statutory rather than rail-
road commission regulation and require
pipe line companies to publish state
ments OF oil line outstanding certif-
Gates. credit. balance. etc. They will
urge the passage OF the Decker bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
Sayers on Stand.

Austin. March Sin the Moore case
former Governor Ssyers testified that
all he knew about the matter was what
he had gathered from the special repor,
OF the master and from the statements
furnished him by the auditor OF the
Houston on company.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
kuRcxl PROGRESSES.
Reached a Point Fourteen Miles to the
South Of Fushun.

ST. Petersburg. March s.-Toklo dis
patches announcing that General Ku.
roki was making progress and had al.
ready approach a point fourteen miles
south Of Fushun Tuesday and that
Lieutenant General Llnevitch. com
mander Of the First Manehurian army
was again giving way was the lates
ana worst word which reached ST. Pc
tersburg Wednesday morning OF tn,
situation at the front
With the fate OF the gigantic struggli
between General Kuropatkin and Fielt
Marshal Oyama probably already de.
cided and with ST. Petersburg waiting
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
Snow at Parsons.

Denison. March S.-Thc Katy road Of
1clals here received telegram from
Parsons. Kan that Cight inches OF
snow had fallen there and that
cold wave was en- route 10 Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
sTArEHoUsE CLOSED.
Nearly All Members Of the Legislature
Went 20 Palestine.

Austin. March s-out 81 respect TO
the memory Of the late Judge Reagan
the statehouse was closed Wednesday.
A large majority ~ the members OF
both branches Of the Legislature let Tor
Palestine on special train 90 attend
the funeral ~ Judge J. VI. Reagan.
None Of the committees We're in session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
Next Year al Dallas.

Houston. March S-Next meeting OF
the grand lodge Of odd Fellows will b,
held nj Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
Indicated strxohninn

Honolulu. March s.-High Sheriff
Henry told the correspondent 81 the
Associated Press that the chemists IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-09
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