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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-07-14
Sails Into a Roumanian Port, Ac
companied By a Rebel Tor.
pedoboat, and Gives Up.
Crew Landed, and Is Dispatched In
Small Parties to Different
Places On Frontier.
OFFERED TO PRESENT THE SHIP
70 ROUMANIAh GOVERNMENT
Surrendered RH Bcscrtrrx, and
Therefor" Escape the runIshment
RUSSIA Mrt"S out tn Muiinccrs-
Admirni kruger prurr"ds 10
ust"uii. nnd Takes pussrssiUn
oI the Vessel.

Kustouji Roumania, july 9.-Thc
mutuous crows Of the Kniaz Potem-
! hin and hur con fort the rebel torpedo
boat. have surrendered to the Roumauia
and authorities. have been landed and
are nuv being dispatched In small par
tie, Go different place, on the Rouma.
uiau frudiIor
surrender or Leave.
| The formal surrender Of the mutin-
ou7 crews actually occurred at p. m.
after series OF dlscussion- and ncgo.
| un'tune between the Ruumanian au.
! thur.ur- and the leaders Of the mutt
| uo,ra
IN, Ruumanian officers who board.
| cd the hattuship ON her arrival h6ra
challenged the crew to surrender. in
which case they would be- treated a.
| lurcigu d'sortors. or else leave the
| port forthwith II speedily became ap.
| parent that the Russian vos f. re-
| turned lu this port with the intention
| of giving themselves up 10 "A foreign
government. and the crews soon an.
nuuucrd . ir acceptance Of the Ruu
mauan terms
Wanted 4" TnLr the Treasure.
The mu'lnrors wanted to take on the
treasure which was On board the KnIaa
| Pu'rmI,ln. bul the authorities declined
! tu urquioscc.
Tn" Iussinns will gradually be con.
vc},l To- any frontier they may select
and wilI then be- liberated, the local of.
dcals having given an understandings
| 10 this effect
The RuuuanIan flag has been hoist.
cd over IN" liuumanan war vessels a,
| well us the Russian So as To prevent
any attack on them in Roumanian wa.
trrs by the Russian squadron which ar,
reported TO b" IN pursuit of the mu.
tinccrs.
tnusrd Gr"nt Excitement.
The mutinccra offered to surrender
GS dcs"rl"rs, and the Roumanian au.
thorIiics demanded the brecchlocks Of
the baltleships guns as a pledge Of
good faith
The mutinecrs first offered to present
| the haulcship to the ROumaniau gov.
"rnmcnt, as they declare they are anx-
ious that she should not be handed
| over to Russia
The appearance Of the Kniaz Po,
temkin and the rumOrs concerning the
Intentions Of her crew caused the
greatest excitement In Kustenii and
attracted large crowds to the sea front
The excitement was Increased later
In the day. when II became known that
the mutincers had offered TO surrender
To the Roumanian authorities as de-
scrters and that the Roumanan on
cials had demanded the breechlocks Of
the guns of the battIcshIp as a pledge
of the mulineors' good faith
The mutincors asked the Roumanlan
authorities to guarantee that they
would urnishc the sailors who sur.
rendered with ROumanian passports
and also To guarantee that they shall
not bc cXtradtcd to Russia
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COLORA.

\ festival will he held ON the lawn at
Mt. Pleasant NJ. T.. Church on Saturday
evening. July =. fer the benefit of the
Ladies' AID Society. \ balloon ascen
sion will be one of the features of the
evening.
Mr. Charles Gwinn, son of Rev. Will
liam GwinE. l., seriously i'll at his home
here.
Mrs. Jacob Preston entertained a COM
apny Of little folks "Wednesday after
noon, the occasion WAS the 9th birthday
OF her little daughter, Elizabeth.
Prof. G. G. Walker and family left on
Wednesday morning for New ltrl; State
WHERE they will spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce spent Sun
day with friends in ilavre de Grace.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. To>h and daughters.
Miss Eta attended Il birthday surpIis"
Tor Mrs. Deborah Uindman Tuesday
evening, nj her home near Liberty Grove,
Mrs. Robert Christie and daughter.
Miss Emma, left Tuesday morning for
South Dakotl where they will spend
some time with relatives.
Nii>. Arthur ToSh and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Way.
Mr.. Clarence McCDrlcll ANA family.
Of Philadelphia. and Mrs. Wilbur Nc
Carlrll. of Chri>tiana. are the guests Of
Mr.. Samuel MrCarIrll and family.
Mr., :. T. Wiley has been on the Sicl,
list fer the past week.
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larger ones as well. In spite of the
few clouds that gathered in the sky the
bright and Happy faces numbering about
300 diSpcllcd all fear Of storm All pro
nounccd the excursion Il success in every
respect. Indeed. it could not have been
otherwise since all wrr" cnngcnial ana
social All the members of the school
We're carried free. but to help dcfray
rNpcr>rs. tickets wyI" sold to friends by
which was Melted SD.
Miss Ida Thoml>cH. of WaoGiawn,
was tho guest of Mrs. Ward Brown on
Tuesday.
Miss L. Myrna TompkL.or. after n
returned 10 her home st Mt. Carmel
PA.
Miss Mary Harvard i visiting her
"HHr Mr.. Cons stable. in Baltimore.
Mr.. and AIr. .Io,ln Mitchell have re-
pu'rt 10 Huniu5ro. after a delightful
Wit with their daughter. Ms, ,'ror-c
Harvard.
Nj. mr,n II na is visiting her grand
mother. M!~; iIul,3rk. in Bl!tinnrC.
Miss Ar.nic Mrfad,len. If rcrrynun'S
visited Mis- Edith Barr Wednesday.
Mi. Elizahrth Scott, If E,ktou. il
v.,.tin.; her %!anlmnth,r, Mis-. CENSOR.
Mr.. Scott Of rrl1yvillr. : visiting
lar ,ught,r Ms. Edward Barr
Mis-. Hannah Chamberlain and MARTHA
Cui;Dr Fl I:Iyah"EaIr. were Mrs.
Smiths gu,.:> Wuiu, .,!ly.
MI. Gia' I'm I'D Daughter visit, 1
Mi. Lille Rutrh, ul3lt this week.
Nj, Bertha Smith will have charge of
HE devotion services If the Erwuth
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were entertained 1t his residence in
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MI ana MIS- H. T. lamar enter
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Mrs. hester !, Levi' ana Miss EIa
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Personal and Social


Mrs. William J. Clark, OF North East,
is spending a'~e time with relatives IN
Washington, y. (.
Nil, Ln'1 t,'ltoa. of Washington, d.
c., is II, ~ua, of her brother, j. +.
SparhIjn.
Roland II@"ej>, ot Wilmington, spent
several day, t.,'s week with Elkton re
latiyys
Am,9p th. n.obers of President
Roosc,elt's c, az Harvard University
that Of 1SSD vli.i held il, reunion tli,
week is hr.h,. Hale. General Superi1.
tendcYt of Transformation of the Is. 20.
x. r.. well lroH,l to residents of Row
landyilie.
Mrs. O. ". D,y,,tp.,, Of Wilmington
and M3stc~ Kavm,,i Hill. of Philadc!-
phia, We're ;he %u.5t, of Mr.. and M"S.
Charles Alexander.
Mr.. and M, ]. W. Anthony are en-
tertainins NJ. ool Mrs. Harry NJ.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY.

Mis- y. NJ. Houldcn ha. returned from
u lengthy visit in Baltimore
Mrs. Ralph Recs is visiting her moth
cr mt Wexford. Md.
Mis- Esther RecS is spending some
time with relative, in Lewisvillr, Pa.
Ml@. Priscilla Sedric j. visiting rcla-
tNes near philadelphia.
DIR. and Mrs. Edwin Graves and son,
Of Marietta, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Nh II: j ns AsSs now. y fsw,ltins
relatives in WilmiT,N ,erome.
Miss Mary Ba', tome
time with relatiy he LOT :
Mrs; 7. G. G' ~. name MA
Griffith spent sev1Sr<S, SSman IAN
Wilmington. ,eSp 90 Seors,
Mrs. j. z. WilS' ~ ct
"Wednesday with NJ & Jr.
Miss Sallie Bouchene ,ro.s fyfs,; two
weeks with relatives ii on of eAa.
Mrs. JOHN Jones an o..A Miss
Emma, of New York - kIIue
TIME with Miss T1HC~}
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
v HITE REACHES
The WINDY CITY
English Boxer Counts on
Meeting Champion Cans
or Nelson if He Wins
TRAVELLING TIRES HIM
Starts West at Once and
Is Due in This City
on Next Tuesday Noon
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

= CHICAGO March 24.-Jabez White,
the lightweight champion Of England; !;
Charlie Mitchell, his manager. and the
latters son, Charles Jr., arrived in this
city this morning from Buffalo and left
at o'clock tonight for San Francisco,
where the Briton is virtually matched
to fight Jimmy Britt. The party is
due in San Francisco at noon on Tues
day and will attend the Hart Johnson
fight that night.
OF all the boxers England has sent
across the water in search of Yankee
honors White, in the opinion of those
who secured a glimpse of him about
town during his brief stay, shapes up
best. What he will do in the ring is a
matter Of conjecture.
Whites plans for his stay in America
are first to meet Jimmy Britt. If he
beats him decisively he will take on
the remaining good ones, such as Bat
Ting Nelson and the lightweight cham
pion, Joe CANS
I'm feeling fine to-day, although a
little tired from long rides" said
White. L think my match with Britt
is made. l expect to meet him about
the middle of next month. The weight,
l think, as Mr.. Mitchell made it, is at
the lightweight limit-133 pounds. 1
think L will not have much trouble in
making it. They tell me Britt is a
clever man. II he beats me 1 will have
no excuse to offer. If 1 beat him, as l
hope to do, 1 will take on the next
best one, which they tell me is Battling
Nelson.
THE game is slow in England just
now. 1 have defeated all the good ones
there and the others are afraid of me.
L have had a good many fights during
the last few years, but not a real cham
pionship affair. I was sick when COM
ing over. but am feeling fine now. All
1 can say is 1 hope to beat Britt and
all those meet. When have done so
1 will go back home"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
RUTH McENERY STUART'S
SON FATALLY INJURED
Falls From the Roof of His Home
and Fractures His
Shine.

NEW YORK. March 24-Sterling
Stuart, aged % years. son of Ruth Nc
Emery Stuart. the novelist was taken
TO a hospital to-day with a. fractured
spine. Garrow H. Greer, son of the
vicar of St. Paul's Chapel. this city,
who was in Stuart's company last
night. was held at the Flushing police
station while the injuries to Stuart
were investigated.
Young Greer told the police that
Stuart and himself were at dinner last
night and that when they returned to
the Stuart home in Flushing the doors
were locked and that they tried to en-
ter the house by climbing to the roof
of the porch and breaking window.
In doing so Greer said Stuart fell. He
declared that they had no quarrel.
Doctors at the hospital say Stuart
cannot recover Mrs. Stuart has been
away from home on visit for sew
eral weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
HORSES CRUSH
A RACE RIDER
Jockey Charles McCafferty
Is Killed at New Or
leans Fair Grounds Course
HIS MOUNT DESTROYED
Swedish Lad Is Jumped On,
Sustaining a Broken Leg,
and Then Others Go Down

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-Jockey
Charles McCafferty died at the hos
pital tonight from injuries received in
an accident in the second race at
the Fair Grounds track to-day. The
field of eleven was about to swing into
the stretch. when Swedish Lad. run
ming sixth. was jumped on by one of
the horses behind him and had his left
hind leg broken. Court Crier, which
followed. fell over Swedish Lad and
Jockey McCafferty was thrown direct
ly in the path of the on-coming horses
Hopeless added to the confusion by
falling over Swedish Lad McCafferty
the only one of the boys hurt, was car
ried to the stable and thence to hos
pital. 1t was found his skull was
crushed, both front and back. Both
arms were broken and there were other
injuries. The lad is son of A. C.
McCafferty and nephew of J.. J. Nc
Cafferty. Swedish Lad was destroyed
Results: =
First race seven furlongs-Nelne Russell
won. Opinion second. Jucora third. Time
Second race. six furlongs-Capitano won
IA 2-5.
Third race. seven furlongs-Go To Win won
1:2S a-5. S1' Sl''n l'''fu = sine
Fourth race. six furlongs. handieap-Es-
cutcheon won, Matsdor second Fair Calypso
third. Time, 1:13 3-5.
Fifth race, and an eighth miles-Th.
Laurel won Rachael Ward second Murn1u,
third. Time. 1856 20.
Sixth race, five and a half flrlongs-In-
vasion won. Charlie Dickson second. Ed Early
third. Time. 1:o7 2-5 Z
seventh race. four furlongs-Wagstaf aff won
Markie MAYER second Young Lighter third
Time, :4S AS. .
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
EDDIN( ENDS !.
old ROMANCE
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 24.-Gus
Horn, aged SO, a wealthy dry goods
merchant of East ST. Louis and Miss
Bertha Roehrig, aged Sc, formerly of
California, were secretly married last
night in the parsonage of the English
Lutheran Church. The marriage was
the elimination Of a romance which
began when the couple were children.
Horn has been twice married and both
wives are dead. He has seven chill
dren.
Miss Roehrig was a friend Of his first
wife when they were children, but after
his marriage she moved to California.
Mrs. Phil Cramer, a sister of the sec
ond wife, knowing of the old love af-
fair between Horn and Miss Roehrig.
and learning the latter had returned
from California, determined to bring
it to q happy conclusion, and about
seven months ago invited both of them.
neither knowing the other was invited,
to take Sunday dinner with sher and
her husband The little scheme worked
all right The old sweethearts met and
their love story, so long interrupted,
was renewed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
La CHATA LOSES
TO EARL ROGERS
Winner Is Made Medium
of a Successful Coup
at Ascot Park Track.
HAS SHOWN NO CLASS
Three Favorites Are Able
to Hold Their Own Over
a Course Pronounced Fast

LOS ANGELES, March 24.-Earl
Rogers, a 2-year old which had not
heretofore shown any class, was the
medium Of a successful coup at Ascot
to-day, winning the first race at IL to
1. La Chata, the favorite, ran third.
Three favorites won. Weather clear;
track fast. Summary:
First race. four furlongs-Earl Rogers. 10s
(McDanieD. IS to 1. won: J K F, 104 tHelge-
sen). Is to l. second; La Chata. 107 CIV.
Kelly, IS to 10. third. Time, :491s LA.
Search Me. Dick Wilson. sizz Snowbound.
Eller D, Annis and Sandstone finished as
named.
Second race. six furlongs-Mart Gentry. 92
Uynch) to l. second; Sportsman. e4 (Mc-
DanieD. 9 to 2, third. Time, ia. Bandillo,
Kingthorpe Piquet Miss Provo and Leonado
finished named.
Third race. one and sixteenth miles
Flora Bright SO (Moriarity). TO l. won;
Anirad. 104 (W. SMITH. 5 to 1. second; Es-
so Needfui. Hersain. Lauretta Phillips,
Postmaster Uppercut and Cedarburg finished
as named.
Fourth race. one mile and fifty yards
Golden Light 95 q. Clark. to i, won;
Golden Ivy. 1O2 (Kunz). 8 to 2, second; Hua-
pala. 93 1T. sullivan. 80 to 1. third. Time,
l 45la Eleven Bells. Jingler Ray Dutiful,
Dungannon. Position and Jackstep finished as
named
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miles-Mai
Lowery 30 (Moriarity), 3 to 2 won Capable,
{Hefgesen) so to /. third. Time. 1:4s Look
away. Jardin de Paris Prince Palatine and
Lrrene finished as named.
Sixth race, Slauson course-St Winifrede
1e7 dynch), 13 to 5, won; Seasick, 90 (Moriar-
fty)a 5 to- 2. second: Miss Powell. 96 CIV.
smitD. 25 to l. third. Time. 1:11A. Latoila.
origi Hollyberry, Nellie May. Lady Ninora
and La Tortiza finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
Gxmnasts win PERFORM.

A gymnastic exhibition and ball will
be given by the Mission Turn Verein
tomorrow night at the hall on Eight
eenth street, near Valencia. The pro-
gramme will consist of a climbing con-
test, exercises with the double wand
and acrobatics by the boys classes:
fancy marching and a flag drill by the
girls, classes; Indian club swinging and
exercising on the horizontal bar by
the actives of the society, and calls
themes by the senior class. The first
grade of the San Francisco Turn
Verein will give an exhibition on the
parallel bars. Messrs. Matlach and ".
Jirsak and L. Jirsak of the Bohemian
Turner Society "Sokol' will perform
on the vaulting horse. Professor Barth
has the programme in hand. The COM
mittee in charge consists of the follow
ing members: A. G. Weimer, NJ Heide.
A. Gentschel, Edward Martin, M. Cohn,
Richard Siess and Julius Maaser.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
v ANT COMPELS
FOOTPAD'S ACT

Ohio q. Mitchell. who held up ohm
S. Webster. a clerk in the Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank, at Ashbury and Hayes
streets on Thursday night, appeared
in Police Judge Mogan's court yester-
day. He was instructed and arraigned
and the case continued till next Tues
day. Webster and his father. who
assisted in the capture of the young
thug, were at hand.
Mitchell is "a years of age and a
manufacturing jeweler by occupation.
He is a native of Texas, where he was
married three years ago. He went
with his young wife TO Los Angeles
about eighteen months ago and work.
ed at his trade there for a year. He
came here six months ago, but he says
was unable to obtain employment.
He asserts that he committed the
hold-up in sheer desperation because
he was without funds in strange city
with a young wife. The rent of his
rooms at 748 Folsom street, where he
and his wife had been living for about
six weeks, was paid up to next Mon
day, but having no money, he was
afraid they would be turned out. Then
he thought of playing the role of a
footpad, and, procuring revolver, he
started out prepared for desperate
work without the knowledge of his
wife.
1T was my first attempt at crime, =
he said yesterday afternoon. IF had
not been a greenhorn at the business L
probably would not have been caught.
/ needed the money and that is all
there is to it. / had told my wife
that if ever I got into trouble she
must not call at the jail to see me,
but l have now changed my mind and
/ want to see her badly"
Mitchell is a boy in appearance and
is far from having the features of a
footpad, as they are rather refined.
He said he gave the name of Charles
Colby when arrested because he did
not want his folks in Texas TO know
of his trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
YOUNG PETER JACKSON
SCORES A KNOCKOUT
stops Philadelphia Jack O'Brieu, Who
Is Given the Fight on
Enul

BALTIMORE, March 24.-After less
than a minutes lighting in the second
round Young Peter Jackson tonight
knocked out Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
.nd lost the decision by doing 1t on a
fouL The agreement was that the
lighters should break clean. The
referee, James O'Hara. was between
The men. who had clinched, when
,sackson's right shot around O'Hara' IS
body and landed on O'Brien's jaw
q Brien went down. but made an eff
fort to rise He was unable 10 do so,
however. and many of the crowd
thought he had lost the fight. Jack
son was hurried from the ring before
the decision was announced.
After the fight 1t was announced the
men would meet again in Baltimore on
April z.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
TosCAN is DISQUALIFIED.
Conditions in Sale of Horse Not Full
filed, Hence the Ruling.


BENNINGS, D. c., March 24.-Tos-
can, which finished first In the Ben
nings handicap yesterday, was dis
qualified to-day to the stewards Some
time ago Toscan was sold by s. A. p.
humphrey to E. A. Whitney .AH the
purchase price and other conditions
Of the sale, it is said, have not been
met. so Humphrey requested the
Jockey Club to withhold any money
Toscan might win Acting on rule 55
of the racing code. Toscan was set
out of the race. Right and True was
placed first, Buttons second and Sais
third.
First race. six furlongs-Brush Up . won.
Dance Music second. Liberia third Time,
second race, four furlongssE r. S. Martin
T,y won 4 TIP p Toe second. Legerdenlain ttalfd.
Third race six and a half furlongs--Mori.
amour wsn Csntaloupa second, Port arthur
Fourth race seven rurlongs-wild Irishnnar,
won, Gold Fleur second Yeornan third. Time.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Little Woods won.
Monte Carlo second To San third Time / n
Sixth race. one mile and forty yards-Sais
won, The Huguenot second. Whirler third
Time, :52.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
MRS. CODY SAYS SHE
STILL LOVES HUSBAND
Wife of Buffalo Bill Now Desires
Reconciliation With the
Colonel.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., March "a.
Mrs. w. F. Cody is overjoyed at the
outcome of the Coloners suit for di-
vorce. Both her friends and the friends
of her husband express the conviction
that Judge Scott's decision is final and
that no further proceedings will be in
stituted. One of Buffalo Bills inti-
mate acquaintances declared to-day he
believed the Colonel was as glad as
any one the case was over. In the
course of a brief conversation on the
decision of the Wyoming court, Mrs.
Cody said this afternoon:
L am truly glad of the result, mas
much as / have been so completely vim
dicated. I feel that quite a load of
care has been lifted from me- You
may say for me that / still love the
Colonel dearly and that a reconcilia-
ton would be the next great event of
my life."
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25
CHASE DECIDES TO JOIN
:. NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS
Los Angeles Baseball Star Will Await
Settlement of His Case In
the East.

LOS ANGELES, March 24.-Hal
Chase, the Los Angeles ballplayer.
who has been the subject of sharply
conflicting claims between the man
ayers of the Los Angeles team of the
Pacific Coast League and Clark
Griffith. manager of the New York
Americans, and over whose services a
baseball war has been threatened be-
tween the major and minor leagues,
has decided to keep his contract with
the New York team. He left this
evening on the Sunset Limited for
Montgomery. Ala, to join the New
York American League team in prac-
tice there Chase was drafted last fall
by Manager Griffith. Manager Morley
of Los Angeles claimed the draft had
been made earlier than the agreement
between the leagues provides and
therefore refused to give UP Chase.
d. w. Long induced Chase to join
the New York team pending the set
tlement of the case before the base
ball committee.