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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
S6mereteu.

Rotber &leeiamen 81 .7S-8.76.
gnslii&er RIeeiamer $8.b0-s.76.
Mlibte &Ieeiarnert $8.00-8.50.
9IfaIfa RIeefamen SO. no-9.00.
8eiber &leeianaen $500.
@eudbIter Tirtotbb $l.s0-1.79.
Srbtndrer Bis gutter Tir;otbp $1.85-l.60.
5amep 8entudp gIausras s1.00-l.a6.
8Iausras III @baf 60c.
GngIii1es BIausras $l.45.
OrGarb @ras $l.70-1.8O.
Reb xop in @baff 75e-$1.le.
&afer 8orr 76e-S1.00.
Timber Suaerrobr Samen $1.00-1.26.
&eiber 9aferiaraer, 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfte $1.25.
DeibeS unb seIbes 8ora $1.00-L.4.
9ieb Sob @nftIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.75.
Niuet $1.20 bis $1.55.
SriibiabrssgSe3en 81 40.
SeEwiebeI, weibe, seIbe unb rotbe $3.50
per BuibeI.
Sib : 8artofeI, seIbe Serfeb, Bermuda,
geIbe ytaniemonb uitb iibIt9e Queen $50 Der
SOB; rotbe Naniemonb $2.75; TratIianiiGe
$3.50.
RartoHeIn, friibe 6 @o@en zoe per BufbeI;
fribe Ohio 65c Der BuibeI; friibe Hoie 50c per
friibe Burbant SOC per BuibeI; frlbe
9ebron 45c per 8uibeI; RuraI Rew Dort uno
@reen gaoumtain 4Oc per BulbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
Triimte mmb 0emHfe.
SrA9te.

NepfeI-@ute 2o@dpfeI $2.25-2.60 per
Sab.
Bananen 81. 25-1.75; fIeine 9ne-$1.W.
@ranberries $6.0O-7.00.
Trauben Nalasa $3.50.
Gitrpnen 2 .4O-8.26 per Rifle
Dransen $2.50-3.25; California eesbs
Iinss 81. 7O-1.90 per Rifle.
@rbbeeren Snbiana 81. 80 bis $2.25.
@emafe.
Rotbe TIben $1.60 per Tab.
8raut. SoIanS eeeb $25 per Eonne; aotb'
traut 81. 80 per Sat.
California @eIerp s5e-$1.o0 per Wun9.
BIumentobI S. per Duseno.
Osffer pIant 15c pet Dussno.
saIat Sc per @funb.
2wiebeIn Sa.2B-2.50 Der bur,bert 8hlrb;
SLIGO per guibeI; ipamii@e ST. 80 PEI Grats.
RartoHsIn $3.50 per Sad: SOC aaf ben
@eIeiien.
Suinois sib . aartoHeIn $500 per Sab.
garinips $500 per Gab.
Rabieie 15c per Dutenb.
8eteriiIie SOC per Dasenb Bun9es.
Spinat 50 per Sab
@eibe Riben $500 per Sat.
Rutabasas $l.10-$1.20 per Sos.
SparaeIn 10c BIS 25c per 8un1.
Gbubarb 15c bis 49e per Dusenb.
Crime 2uiebeln Sc per Yuseto.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
Bntser, Gtes essD @tgaaa.

Gambler beaaDIea foIserbe Breife:
Butter - Gountrb. To-, Grsoaiers 26e,
Statx 28e.
gir-14c per Cutenb.
Hi5ner I0c, Hdbne 3. Eu-tebs-10-12s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
SStt Gbtea9oer Stretf
9erri6te hente @aHenfilfano.

Wit9lisber bes grscutib.@ omites Der
Gubrleute Die 5rase elmer geilesuns
bss Gtreits an bic uniOnsn Der 6ubrs
Isute i'm gar3sn 2anos bsruisisn isbsn
m69ten, baB aber prdfoent Sbea
einem ioldsn 8erfabrsn opponirt.
Die 6abritanten BON Sbiiren, Sem
iferrabmen &c. meroen r,orgen oarauf
hefeben, baB Nblieferunsen bel sebop-
tottstsn 5irmen 9smadt werosn miihen.
Gubrlsute, bic bies ni6t tbun pole,r,
iolen sntlafen ueroen.
ginsn dbnli6sn plan bat cine Sob
Isnseisai9uft ssmadt, bic 2ontratt
nit elmer grpreBaefeai9aft bat. Die
Sdnoler in @ei4bOl3 iu9en $50 @iats
lnionfubrleute unb no0sn morssn
bic resslmdBisen Mblisfsrungsn bsr.
iu9en.
Die Gubrleute tuerben beriu9en bic
Yaugsuertidaften gu bsranlahen ibren
gei9luB in Wieoererpdguns gu aieben,
bur9 ben fe ben Strei.ern ibrs mos
ralii9e unb fiuan3ieQe nnterfiiBun9
entaieben.
Rem DOrt, 80. Wai. Dor
ieiner &hfreiie faste 2ebi Waper. Der
anpnlt bss Qrbeitgeber=@ srbanbes bon
@bicasO in benz Streit. buB fein geiu9
oolfdnbis ieinen 3wsd erfiat babe.
MaDer batts nit ben geamten Der st.
prebseieGf9aften, bic BEL benz Streite
bstbsiligt fnb, iu~ieberbOlte 8eratbun-
gen. Der 0erbanb Der N~rbeitgeber
unb bic grprebseieai9aftsn fino fd
iibsr ihre Saltung in benz Streit bol=
idnbi9 einis. sic pei9ern f4, bic
5oroerungenr Der Streitsr in @rpds
gung au aieben,
6 b n99ertdt Be ir9tet
8omIine Green, 2p., 80.
Mai. Yolt Glet9er, SObn Sacra,
Bill unb gub 2pon tpsrbsn nod &uis
islsbile, 9p.. sebra9t tueroen I'm tues
gen zines perbre9erii9en Mngrifs auf
Elm b.uti9es Mdb9en proseiirt gu tuer.
ben. Die gertbeioiser Der Insetlag'
ten 6aben ben @ouperneur um gntIen=
buns bon Mili3 eriu4t, ba lie Elm
2pn99eri9t befir4ten.
9ttunbenaefeB Hr & o.
1albau.
Wabineton, 80. Mai. @bef
Sneenieur Walace III bamit beid6ftigt
gu herednsn, ME f9 bic Soften beg
2analbaues HELEN .merben, na9bem
@ensralanualt Woobp enti4ieben bat,
bab aud fiir ben 9analbau oas a9ts
funbeneeieb @iltieteit bat. Man
slaubt, bab bic Soften bes Saues bier
bur9 betrdttli9 erb66t tpsrben.
2rieg nj 9Ietnen.
Nep Dprt, 80. Wai. Beim
Werfu9e, einer1 3rapan amif9en &ui=
fen uno polen gu rnteroridsn, bic tue'
gen Der itin9ffen Seef4la9t in Conflict
geratben tparen, erlitt Setsctib Sobn
WcSonaIs boz, Der 8ruOtlpnsr pOlisei
einen e9dbelbru9 unb isin 3amerab
Gslir s. &ai9 erbielt einsn Std in's
@sfi9t.
Bon ben idmpfenben parteien er.
bielt Mnbrsp 8oligetstp einsn S9ub
in ben 1nterIeib, bier Nnbere erlitten
lei9tsre 0srlsbunsen.
ohlenpro buftio n.
Wafbinstor n, 80. Mai. Dos
seolOsii9e @ermehungs Bureau bat
cine %intsrsHante 3uiammenfenun9 iber
bic Roblsnprobuftion In ben Der. Staas
ten felt 1914, no i'm State pennipl.
banien Die eriisn &oblen gefbrbert tpur.
ben, Biz gum Sabre 1904, ber6Hents
lidt. Die @sfammtprpbuftiOn bat In
bieier psriobs bic srornle 3iHer bon
5,577,219,577 $onnen errei9t; Ipon
einsm bei&eibenen Mnfang. udmli& %
8onnsu In 1914 fisg bic probuttion
auf 351, 1876, 953 Sonnsn in 1904.
Grtrmnfett
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-31
safe.

Gnaros $ gersaufsprsue Sns$cstis:s
S1wesertdfe 80e per FFuns ss5simsi@s.
gGueuerfdie Tic, NiseonFr greani $ 48i.
Is, Werp gort Gbebb@S 1Ss, ssxsssai'
f&er Qimburaer 15e. Bird lee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
KOREA UNDERGOING
WONDERFUL TRANSFORMATION

London April 29.--Thc Times core
respondent visiting Korea, tclcgraphs
from Seoul that the country is under
going a wonderful transformation.
THE reforms that japanese have al-
ready effected the correspondent
says, "are a blessing to the people. but
are causing dsmay TO the emperor and
his court The emperor is cruelty dis
illusioncd, but still hopes for the uti-
mate success of Russian power. which
fostered the worst influences Of his
barbaric reign and he maintains COM
muncation with Lamsdorff through We
Sal Kunn, former foreign minister.
now attached to Payloff formcr Rus
san minister to kOrea), at Shanghai.
"The conduct of the Japanese has
been exemplary Never before have
Koreans earned such wages. Civilian
Japanese are pouring into the country.
and II Is estimated that they number
10000. Already there is practically
uninterrupted chain Of Japanese settle
ments from Fusan to the Nalu. Rail-
way extension and other improvements
have made remarkable progress.
Most Of the foreign advisers have
left the country and have been succeed
cd by Japanese.
The most difficult post Of an. adyis.
cr to the foreign office is entrusted to
an American, whose patience. tact and
ability I'm rccOnciling conflicting inter-
esls nave won praise from all natiou-
ulllles, Tho Korean army has brru
reduced to q small palace guard. the
Korean police have been suspended
aud % japanese gendarmcrie is polir.
ing the Seoul district Never has tho
capital known such lmnunitv f,,,.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
WHY GOV. N DONALD VETOED
RAILROAD MERGER BILL

Denver Colo, April 2S.-Gov. Jesse
Mcdonald today vetoed the railroad
merger or expansion bill passed al tho
late session of the legislature the pur-
pose of which, as represented was TO
enable the Colorado and Southern Rail-
way company to extend It's lines to the
cur Of Mexico and In other directions
There has been bitter fight over mis-
measure between two factions of the
Republican party and it was an i'm.
portant factor In the gubernatorial
contest between Peabody and Adams.
In vetoing the bin Gov Mcdonald
gave the following reasons:
Section ., of the bill declares that
the act shall not be construed to per-
init any railroad ecmopany to purchase
or lease any parallel ana competing
line situated within this state, but does
not In any way attempt TO limit the
construction Of the act to prevent A
parallel and competing, or "A parallel
or competing line from acquiring and
holdina-all the stock and obligations of
a parallel and competing line.
Holding the stock ana bonds of
one railroad by another means that the
holding company controls the road
whose stock It holds, although the le-
Eal title remains In another company.
IT q railroad may hold the stock
or another railroad or transportation
company 1t may hold the stock ~ many
OF al railroad and transportation COM
pdnlcs In the state
ny one railroad holding the stock
oL other railroad and transportation
companies, without any limitations
Nhateper competition can be stIned
ma a monopoly created which win be
state" va WV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

az suffered for four months with sun.
preston Of tho mcnsos which camc
upon mo gradually with declining
health,
~ first had occasional headaches,
which soon became OF daily oCcuraHCe.
Pains IN my limbs and back made il
hard for me 10 attend TO my home
duties,
"The medicines took did nothelp me,
and it was in despair | read Of Perma
and grasped it as last straw,
art brought health and blessing. My
general health is all that could be de.
siredn
The Housewives Duties Are Varied.
The duties Of the housewife take her
rapidly from ono occupation to another.
Sewing, scruhhing, sweeping, wash
ing dishes, cooking, ironing, and a
! hundred othor employmonts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

Now she is exposed TO tho action OF
hotwator steam, and then to cold
water and draughts of air.
One moment her duty requires
muscular strength and the next, facHIe
skin and dizziness,
II goes without saying that such
woman oughtto be perfectly healthy.
Her vision should be clear, her hear
ing keen, her taste normal, her sense
Of smell accurate, her sense of touch
perfect, her digestion good, hor circula.
ton vigorous.
To keep tho body in as perfect order
as the housewives must be, something
should be constantly at hand TO ward
off the many little ailments incident TO
changes of temperature and other
oXigcncics,
Pergna Is me remedy that exactly
meets his want The housewife keeps
! II nearby.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

"But Pcruna did the work, and feel
so happy, Ishall forever praise it to
my friends
81 am now gaining in flesh right
along, thanks to you, Or. Hartman"
Stomach and Bowel Trouble.
Mrs. A. i, Mitchell, $40 Holmes street,
Frankfort, Ky, writes:
~ was sick three years with ston1-
ach and bowel trouble and was nor able
even 10 sweep my rooms.
81 had nearly every doctor in Frank
fort and it seemed that | never would
get we'll,
81 commenced taking Poruna and II
cured me entirely.
81 have never ceased to praise Peruna
and so many Of my friends have taken
| it with the very best results"
Peruna Brought Health and Blessing,
Mrs, Laura Silver, 1881 Clement Ave-,
/ S, Tacoma, Wash, writes:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

81 am now a strong advocate Of Pc.
runa. | have induced many Of my
friends to take it and all have the best
praise for it,"
Followed Dr. Hartnan'S Advice
Mrs. Fannie Story, Hedrick, Ga,
writes:
81 feel that II Is my duty TO thank
you for the advice which you gave me
In regard TO my health.
81 have taken three bottles Of Peruna,
and can say that feel like new
person.
"If seems such a pleasure 10 do my
own work and take care of my children
with ease.
al have introduced il into a dozen
homes or more, since began to take it.
at is pleasure TO me to recommend
it to any OF my friends whom | hear
complaining Of their stomachs and a
! tired, WORKOUT feeling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

81 cannot tell you how thankful !
feel 60 Dr.. Hartman and Peruna"
Happy and Busy al Work.
Mrs. l.. II. Hill, S26 Farriar street, ST.
Louis, Mo-, writes:
al must write and tell you what Pc.
runa has done for me. failed to make
an early report of my case because l
was so happy and busy at my work.
hadn't worked so long, it seemed atreat
TO me.
81 am now well woman, having
gained nine pounds the first month and
a half.
"Whaf a blessing PerGna has been
TO me. IL saved my life when ali else
failed nam never without II.
81 am not afraid to praise Peruna for
it does the work for nervous women,
"The doctor said had n case Of
nervous prostration, and nothing would
do me any good unless | quit worrying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29


; Mrs. Bell Crandall, $50 Main street,
Elgin, Ore, Assistant Commander Of
the Rebeccas and member of the
Pocahontas Lodge and the Royal
Neighbors, writes:
"Peruna was recommended 10 me
when Twas completely run down and
exhausted from OVerWOrk and worry.
~ decided that l must take long
vacation and have change Of scene in
order to bring back my health, but a
friend suggested that try Peruna two
weeks before going away, as he felt that
II was ali | needed.
81 took it to please my friend, also
hoping that ! might be saved the ex-
pense Of a long vacation.
Z" did find 3 decided Improvement in
two weeks and In q month was re-
stored 10 perfect health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
GOETTINGEN UNIVERSITY.
Congratulated for Open Letter to
Russian Minister of Instruction,

Berlin, April 2S.-Amcrlcan university
professors and the universities Of OK
ford and Cambridge In their official ca
pacity have cabled congratulations to
the faculty of Goettingcn university
upon the latter's open letter to Dr..
Studt, Russian minister Of public I'M
struction protesting against the minis
ters treatment Of universities and stu
dents Fifteen German universities and
technical institutions have also idenu-
ned themselves with Goettingcus ac-
ton,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
April Interpretations.

New York. April 29.-Papers filed for
new companies formed i'm M eastern
states In April with a capitaI of
SlOOO,OOO or more represent "a total of
$lhllllll, against $i92,Gi3,OOO i'm March
when the total was sWCllcd tO the ok
tent Of 800 100000 by the inrorpora d.
ton of three concerns, In the slme
period a year ago the grant total was
only $1i zoo OO0
This months record contains the
Central Leather company, which is to
take over the United states Leather
company, under the readiustment plan
ana has a capital OF SSOO0O,0OO New
Jersey heads the list with Sl0l 500 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
American Church Congress.

New York April 2o.--Arraugomcnts
have been PRACTICAL. completed for en-
American church congress which viii
hc held in Brouklyu from May To f.
inclusive The change from autumn Ia
spring was made by the executive COM
mittee to afford greater convenience
FOR most Of those who would be likely
TO attend
bishop Brewster Of Connecticut win
deliver the opening address Topics ~
Sn'orcst t' church workers win be dis
cussod by wgll known ministers from
all sections of the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

polls closed In 1902, because 1t stands
upon solid ground and because events
have been proving the correctness Of
the position taken by IT,
Wherever in any state Republican
rcfomors propose legislation in the in-
terests of the people they win receive
Democratic support, and the Demo-
Gratis win thus prove the sincerity Of
their purpose If through Republican
Initiative reforms are accomplished
Democrats win share I'm the honor Of
securing those reforms, and if Repub-
Leans fail to secure reforms the efforts
made viii furnish an education Of
which the Democrats can take adyaut-
age In their next appeal to the voters"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
CHANGED IT'S NAME,
In Germany it is Now Am. ASS
OF Commerce and Trade.

Berlin, April 2S--The German govern
ment's wish that the American chamber
of commerce here should change It's
name has been so firmly expressed that
the directors Of the chamber deter.
mined today to recommend that the
name be changed TO the American As
ISOLATION Of Commerce and Trade. The
board decided to call a general meet
ing on May 10 to take action ON the
matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Investigating smiths Affairs.

San Francisco. April 29--ln the course
Of investigating the affairs of Edward
]. Smith, the defaultlng eN-tax collector
custody vault OF the trcasurcrs Of
ncc has been counted aud found core
rect. The gold was counted I'm 2gI
sacks. each containing $4,000 or a to-
tai Of S59iQ,O00, The money was 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
BACK TO THE PEOPLE.
MIR Bryan Makes an Address on
The Subject.

- 81 Joseph, Mo. April 2S.-WuHam j..
bryan was the guest Of honor ana con-
tresslnan Champ Clark was toastmns-
Yer az the Monroe day banquet here
,VIllsht. Mr. Bryau's subject was Back
70 the People He SAID In plt: The
democratic party has lost I'm three cam
palgns and the majority has increased.
uunu yet the party IL stronger today
tldn 1t has been at any time since the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

New York April 2S.-Thcre MS been
q considerable decrease In the num-
Der of deaths from Carpbro-spnal mem
nights throughout Greater New York
hcer Darlington states that warm
weather win check the disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
NOTHING LIKE
LEATHER
one-half TO one-Tbird OF

An our Leather Goods FOR two weeks.
ladies' Wrist Bags very latest stylesD,
Purses, card Cases, Bill Books, Letter
Cases, Wallets, Ladies' Writing Sets.
Portfolios. Music Rolls, Visiting Lists.
Travelling Cases, Collar and Gun Sets,
Desk Pads, Etc I'm fact every Nov
city I'm Leather,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
. Main St.
~ ,H.s Salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Coal Found in Siberia.

ST. Petersburg, Aprl 2S.- Extensive
coal fields nave been discovered near
Adrianorka station I'm the Trans Bal
kal territory II Is believed that they
wiz be sufficient TO supply the Siberian
railroad,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
EXCURSION TO OGDEN
May Bird.

Via Oregon Short Line under aus
pieces Modern Wuodmon Of America.
Special train leaves salt Lake 7,l5 pm,
returning leaves ogden midnight.
Round trip only S,o0. city ticket once,
ZOl Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
OPENING hurley
TOWNSHIP,
May LIST.

Excursion via Oregon Short Limo.
Tickets ON sale April 80, good for re-
turn until May TO- See agents for rlu
particulars. a rate Of one fare for
the round trip win be made. CITY
ticket office 20l Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
ONLY s1.OO
Orhen md Hntnrn

Via oregon short Lime. May arI.
state Camu Session aud Banquet or
Modern Woodmen OF America. Every
body invited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
Grennhnlrh Rnmndv Co.

Manufacturers Of Medicine that
Makes Permanent Cures Of Ruptures.
Cancer, rheumatism and any germ
Diseases.
Address 2S East Fourth South street,
salt Lake CRY Utah. -'---''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

The use Of tea is increas-
ing among our people; they
get good tea; and they go
by the book.
our grocer ro'urns your money i yoa dost ike
ISSUING bssL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29

II at times Tho admiral is about ffty-
five years OF age and has a great repu-
tatlon in Russia as an authority on ma
val tactics lie has for two years been
commander of q squadron Of school
ships 10 the Black sea,
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29
JAPS VICTORY
ALMOST COMPLETE

which the Central News received,
the japanese suffered considera-
BILE loss. This telegram says
three cruisers and twelve destroy
ers of Toga's feet have been sunk
or irreparably disabled. The
japanese feeet was very strong
in array of destroyers. Toga
seems to have used the small YES
sells to great advantage in attack
ing Rojestvensky. This probab-
ly accounts for the large number
which suffered at the hands of the
Russians. The destroyers appar.
emily did their work, well, how.
ever, and by sacrificing these
boats Toga has utterly destroyed
all chances Of Russia gaining the
control of the seas which Rojest-
vensky was sent on a seventeen
thousand mile voyage to accom-,
plish.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

Butler, Pa, May 27-McBride,
McCoOl & Co., this afternoon sold
their gusher on the DR.. O. K. Wal
drOn farm and the leases compris-
ing their other holdings in the
field to the Southern Oil Com
pany, of which Theodore y. Bar
nesdale, Of Pittsburg, is President
and principal stockholder. The
consideration is said to be $780,
000 Michael Finnegan, Of Pitts
burgh, who owned three eights Of
the property, refused to sell for
long time, but finally was induc-
ed to part with one-haIf Of his
share, retaining three siXteenths.
The leases with the we'll are 40
acres on the Waldron, 20 on the
Lennon, 40 On the Hartung, 80
on the Duffy and 22 on the Gid
con Schlagel heirs farm, for
which a lease was also executed
by them to Jennings Bros, after
the big well came in, and which
the Jennings now hold under Il
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-29

The first shoot Of the Sisters
Vile Gun Club was held at their
new quarters at the Park on Sat
uriay afternoon and proved quite
a success. The members OF the
Club were very glad to sc the
large number Of ladies present,
and extend to them most hearty
invitation to come again. In ad-
dition to the participants from
here. there were four or five OF
the best shots from New Martins
vile. DR.. A. L. KoOntz, McVey,
Potts and laws. and all greatly
enjoyed the afternoons sport. In
the preliminary event for practice
the honors were quite evenly dlvl-
dei. the scores being extremely
good for the first time over the
new ground. The most important
race of the afternoon, however,
was for the possession Of the Hun
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Mcbride GuSher Sold

guard Of 80 armed men.
Since the big well was struck
II days ago it has cleared its
owners, above the cost of drilling
and the one-eighth royalty paid
to DR.. Waldron, at least 500 900.
which makes McBride's profits on
his one-fourth interest in the ven
ture, amount to $4,000. Peter +.
McCOOl, who also owned a fourth,
makes as much.
Barnesdale is known among oil
men as an aggressive operator.
and is reported to have said sever
al days ago that if he were IN
Mcbride. Cool & Co.'S place ne
would take possession OF the
Schlagel heirs lease, and it is not
improbable that he and Ills men
will enter on the lease on the Sch
lagel heirs farm which the Jen-
nings Bros, are also claiming.
The gusher is reported at 40
barrels an hour to-day. There
are now II wells drilling IN the
field.
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DIR. StdtherS Wins Hunter Cup

ter Arms Go. cup. This event
was a handicap affair at fifty tar
gets, and was won by DIR. Jas.
X. Stathers. who, with his handi-
cap, made a perfect score. He
was followed closely by ". G. Ag-
new and j. G. Wolfe. with scores
Of IS, including handicap. Ei o.
Bower. from scratch. was third
with 47, and $. 6. Messer fourth
with A. The best score by the
New Martinsville visitors was
made by Mr. Potts, who broke
40 out of a possible 80. Very
creditabIe work over strange
grounds. There will, in all prob
ObiIity. be some shooting at the
Park every Saturday afternoon,
but the cup will not be in eompe-
titiOn again for two weeks, at
which time there will be a large
number TO compete for it.