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The Yale expositor., 1905-07-21
Final War Claim Paymenr.

Lansing, Mich, July 1s.-Gov War
ner McLday received check from The
war department for s29.44s in final
paym>rt Of the states Spanish war
claim, making a total OF $55.131 This
is only $500 short of the last claipl
fibed by the state
The Yale expositor., 1905-07-21
Ohio Opposes New Rates.

C. Y. Loughry Of Lorain, o.. arrived
yesterday to represent the members
OF the order in the state of Oa'o,
which IS one Of the states in which
the orier is the strongest. He stated
that TIE Ohio Arcanians are practical
ly unanimous in opposition to the new
rates and have appointed an executive
committee. OF which he is q member,
to secure a special session of the GU
preme council and q revision of the
schedule which is TO go into effect
Oct. l.
If that cannot be secured they are
instructed to invoke the aid of the
law IL preventing, the enforcement a
the new rates.
Delegates began to arrive yesterday.
The Convention will be called TO order
in Star Council hall, on the fifth floor
Of No. 20 Michigan avenue. The at
tendance is likely to be much larger
than as expected.
The Yale expositor., 1905-07-21
Royal Aro=num Changes Supported hy
s. s. Babeock.
MEMBER OF SUPREME COUNCIL
He Hurts Defiance at State conven-
tion Assembled In Detroit to De-
rord Reconsideration Of Increased
Hccc asnent Plan.

Detro;t, Mich, July 1S.-S. s. Bah
cock, member Of the supreme council,
Royal Arcanum, stands his ground in
supper Of the new rates and hurls de-
fiance at the state convention, which
will Ccnvene in this city today.
The storm of opposition to the PLAZA
announced by the supreme council will
take definite form at today's gathering
Michigan thus taking the lead in en-
organized movement to force a recon.
sheraton.
5abcock's Statement.
A s,Sned statement to 3 local pa.
rer D. sir. Babc1ck contains the fol-
lCwins.
I'VE have done only what every
other fraternal society that has passed
into It's second generation has been
competed TO do, and We have done It
because there was nothing left f.:
hones- men to do if they cared to per
petuate the order. Personally, l AL
satisfied that it only requires q careful
CUngid Grafton Of the questions involved
to convince every man who is willing
10 pay for the insurance he asks for
that re rates are fair and just. That
they will work hardship in some ia.
stance: is quite true, and this is to lie
greatly regretted, but L. all human In.
stitut.ors it will affect some who ara
connected with them unfavorably
whenever the need arises 10 right a
!ongcoutiauing wrong. There has
been {, great an indulgence in in
vective and too little thought given 20
the sTeat underlying principles III
volvel N the .empt which is now
made 10 bring the Royal Arcanum
from the slough Of expedlency IN
which it has been plunged, up to thu
high ground Of eternal right and jus
tee which II will occupy on and after
Oct. : S. 5. BABCOCK.
Member Supreme Council Royal Ar
The Yale expositor., 1905-07-21
Six Deaths From Heat.

Pittsburg, July 18.-Six persons
died from heat and SIX fell in he
streets Frustrated in this city Monday.
The Yale expositor., 1905-07-21
EIve.Yearold Bow prowned.

Grand Haven, Mich., July S.
Eerno Johnson, 5-year-old Chicago boy.
was Growneh In a email creek In
m1&9 5yskRwpslap. He WAS walking
- has'sDaas iaaRe deep
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-24

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hcSer. told her thas ala not b-t
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-24
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The EcZ--zl1 districts are the Aauus-
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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
COLLEGE MEN
FOR THE MINES
Baseball Players Are Named
Who Are Considered Eli
gible for This Year

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March
1.-THE lists of students who are
deemed eligible to play on the base
ball teams of the University of Cali
fornia and Of Stanford University have
been exchanged by the faculty Of the
two colleges. This action is taken each
year so that any protests may be
made as to player before the inter-
collegiate games.
The Stanford list of players follows:
J. H. Bell, '0S; H p Blodgett. '0s; I. J..
Bounds. '05; E. A Cunha, '06; j. H. Col
bert, o6; NJ. A. Cadwalader. 0S; ]. E. Camp
bell, 'O6; ]. G.. Dehy, '05; H. p. Daily, OF;
L. G. Dudley. 06; K. L. Fenton, '0S; R. d.
johnson, '0S: w. Koerner. '0S; c. A. Lantz,
'0s: z. A. Luce. '05; H. B. Menardi, '0S; J.
D. Maloy 0S: s. NJ Moulton. 0S; A. r.
McSwain 'oS; G.. J. Presley, OF; R. d. PLACE
man. 'oe: w. H. Sellers. '0s: D. D. Sales. '06;
h Ryan. '06; E. P. Stott. 'o7; A. Tomasini.
'OS: w. c. Theile, '0S: A. L. Trowbridse, 'O5;
s. Lewis, '05.
California has sent to Stanford the follow
ing men to be officially made elgible: ]. j.
Bliss. R. H. Butler. D. Campbell. r. Causley.
C. c. Cunha, A. de Voto. R. M. FilcheE c..
z. ellis. K. C. Gillis. D. Graham. r. Gum.
w. F. Heitmuller, R. Jordan, H. r. Mead, R.
Newman, w. A. Newman, r. Reid, L. A.
Sanchez schaeffer c. Strub. X. Sweesey.
r. "A. Wuzen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
TURF MACNATES
IN CONFERENCE
Corrigan Says He Wants to
Elevate Racing in the
West to a High Plane
STARTERS ARE ENGAGED
Dick Dwyer and Jake Holt
man Will Preside at the
Barrier for Association
special p.spatch 70 rhe can.

CHICAGO. March 14.-Members OF
the new American Turf Association
met here to-day. They assigned dates
to various tracks of the association,
adopted a code of rules, issued licenses
to trainers and jockeys. refused appli-
cations for licenses to others.
appointed an official timer to
act at the various tracks of the asso-
citation and discussed in general the
ways and means to elevate racing in
the West to as high a plane as possi
bic. The request of the Butler broth
ers, owners of Empire City Track of
New York. to be taken under the wing
of the new organization was refused.
They were informed that, geograph-
ically, it was out of the question for
the new association to embrace the
Empire track and that besides Ii was
not the policy of the American Turf
Association to mix up in any way with
the racing affairs of the East 1t was
pointed out to the Fasteners II would
do them no good If their track was in
the new Western circuit, as tracks in
New York are licensed by the State
Racing Board, of which August Bel
mont is chairman.
The Buffers stated they had talked
with Belmont and that he assured
them their track would be licensed il
granted dates by the new Western as
ISOLATION. Corrigan, however, assured
them his associates would not consid-
er the plan and the Buffers gave up
hope and went home.
1t was announced that Jake Hoffman
and Dick Dwyer. the greatest starters
in the West, would officiate at the
tracks Of the American Turf Associa-
tion. The fact that Dwyer and Holt
man have contracted to join the new
association is q hard blow TO the West
ern Jockey Club, which, consistent with
its recent ruling, will brand them out
laws.
Tod Sloan was granted license. as
were eighteen other Jockeys and fifty
four trainers who had made applica-
tion.
Although standard rules were fol-
lowed closely. several important
changes were made. Chief among these
was one calling for six thoroughbred
crosses In the breeding of a horse be-
fore it is eligible for registration.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
STORM LEAVES
PATH OF RUIN
Damage Done by Wind and
Rain i'm South Is Estimated
at More Than 100000

LOS ANGELES, March 14-To-day
dawned clear and cool in Los Angeles
and it is apparent that the great storm
that ragged almost incessantly along
the southern coast during the last
forty-eight hours is over. 1t has been
the most disastrous storm experienced
in this region in a decade. AS far as
has been learned but one life has been
lost as a result of the storm, that of
a laborer who was drowned in the
flood waters along the Santa Fe Rail-
road near Cajon Pass.
The total damage, scattered over
wide stretch of territory. is conserva-
lively estimated at an amount in ex-
cess of half a million dollars. This
includes the damage to streets, build
ings, bridges and other property in this
city, the loss to the steam and electric
railroads and the damage to wharves,
piers and shipping all along the coast.
The damage from the flood waters
to the city's streets alone is estimated
by the Superintendent Of Streets to be
more than $4,000.
Both the Southern Pacific and Santa
Fe railroads were victims of extensive
washouts that tied up all traffic in both
directions for more than thirty-six
hours. The Southern Pacific coast line
to San Francisco was washed out IN
three or four places in long stretches
and at least one large trestle carried
out. The worst damage suffered was
at Cajon Pass, where a landslide oc-
CURED that buried the roadbed beneath
tons Of earth from the mountainside.
At the various seacoast towns the
damage from wind and waves will foot
up in the neighborhood of $500. .000s San
ia Monica appears to have been the
worst sufferer. Here the loss is esti-
mated at S20o, 900. Wreckage is strewn
along the coast for a mile and a half.
At Long Beach several boats were
pulled from their moorings, driven
ashore and completely wrecked The
new pier, built of steel and concrete,
was also damaged. The loss at this
port is estimated at $4,000. At San
Pedro the Government breakwater, in
course of construction, was damaged
to the extent of $4,000. The wireless
telegraph station at this point was
blown down and damaged to the ex-
tent of several hundred dollars.
The towns In the interior suffered but
little, according to reports that have
been received. In this city lightning
, struck the steeple of the Boyle Heights
Methodist Church, which was damaged
to the extent of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
GETTING READY TO RETRY
GUNTHER AND NGUEN LUN
One Charged With Offering and Civ
ing Bribe to Juror at Others
Trial for Murder.

A jury is being impaneled In Judge
DUNES court. Judge Dooling of San
Benito County presiding, to try At
torney e. w. Gunther on charge Of
giving bribe of $3.50 to David j. Kel-
ly, juror at the trial of Nguen Lun,
charged with murder in Judge Law
lor's court last May. At the first trial
before Judge Wells of Contra Costa
County the jury disagreed. When
court adjourned yesterday afternoon
nine jurors had been accepted.
BY a singular coincidence a jury is
being impaneled in Judge Lawlor's
court to try Nguen Lun. The pro-
ceedings at the first trial were stop
ped owing to the attempt to bribe
Kelly and the jury was discharged.
Nguen Lun is one of the Chinese tong
presidents charged with the murder
of Tom Yick of the Chinese Educa-
tional Society in Ross alley in May
1908. Only six jurors have so far
been accepted. One of the presidents
has been tried and convicted and
eight others are awaiting their trial.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
HEAVY TRACK
AT ASCOT PARK
Two Fayorites Catch the
Eyes of the Judges at
the Finish of the Races
FORM AT A DISCOUNT
Recent Storm in the South
Upsets All the Calcula-
tions of the Betting Men

LOS ANGELES, March 1.-Two
favorites won at Ascot to-day, the
ether races going to moderately played
second and third choices. There was
little feature 10 the card. The track
showed the effects of three days of
heavy rain. Results:
First race. slauson course-James j. Corbett
los Nynci), TO 2. won; Phiianthropist. 81
tMoriarity), 2, second Kinsman los
tkunz). to 1, third. Time 1:1215 Riceful
Montoya. Schottische, Ericuia, Dusky Secret.
Densit, Cedarburg. The Covenanter, Beau Inn
perial St Wilda and Weldon also ram
second race, six furlonss-Jerusha, 100
tMoriarity), TO i. won; Belle Dixon, los CIV.
8 TO ., third. Time. 1:16h Sunmark, Her
salE, Miss Powell and Forrnita also ran.
Third race, one mile-Panique 100 CW Mil
lerI. to l. won; Atlantico los (Kunz) 10 to
], second; Harbor. 107 (Herbert) 20-to 1, third
Tine. :42&. Judge Denton and The Lady
RolIesia also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Albert Fir, los
(Helgeson). 10 to i. won; Azeiina. 95 CW Mil
ler), : to 5, second; Lord OF the Heath, los
lkunz). to /, third. Time, 1:15. Colonel
Rupert also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards-Look-
away, l12 (McDanieD, to 2, won; Miss May
Bowdish, los sfHogg), Is to 1, second: May
1:4s&. Headstrong. Anrad. Churchlight Lou
welsea. Platonius, Prince Palatine and Bill
Young also ran.
Sixth race. Slauson course-El Chihuahua
lc5 (McDanieD. A TO 1. won: Kingthorpe. 100
tHerberD to I, second: seasick. 95 (Ndoriar-
Prank L. Perley. Komombo and Chief Abha
also ran
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
EASTERN MAN
THE HEAVIER
Will Outweigh Berger Near
ly Twenty Pounds When
They Meet in the Prizering
LIVELY TIME EXPECTED
Both Boxers Claim the Bout
Will Not Last Four Rounds
at the Hot Pace They Set

In what little betting was done on
the Berger Richards fight which will
take place tonight in Woodward's
Pavilion under the auspices of the San
Francisco Athletic Club. the Califor-
nian ruled a pronounced 4 to 10 ia
vorite. The volume of the home
money makes the price. which is not
necessarily the measure of Richards
ability as a fighter.N
Although a stranger in town and al
most an unknown quantity, he has his
supporters Those who have seen him
at work for this contest all vote him
a crackerjack and a likely -cand1date
for championship honors. They are
willing to bet on him at any price.
The big fellow does not do much talk
ing, but he looks every inch scrap
per. He will outweigh Berger nearly
twenty pounds, which is considerable
advantage in his favor.
Berger snaps his fingers at his op-
ponent's superior bulk and says 1t will
make no difference in the result Hs
appears in shape to go the fastest four
rounds of his life and expects little
difficulty in disposing of the Chicago
an. The one desire of Sans heart Is
to have another chance at Rodenbach.
BY beating Richards he will be in line
for the match If the statements or
both men can be depended upon, the
battle will never go four rounds. as
they have declared they will mix from
the start and never stop till something
drops.
All Wing, the Chinese boxer, will ap-
pear In one of the preliminary bouts.
The Britt-Nelson controversy went
on merrily yesterday. Billy Nolan.
who represents the Dane, said the Yo-
semitic Club people were still after him
to fight Britt at their terms. They also
asked him il he would meet White No
Ian said Nelson would agree to any
terms Britt wanted once the question
of the fighters share of the purse was
agreed upon. He said Nelson would
fight Britt. winner take all, If he want
ed IL that way.
While he did not take the offer to
fight White seriously he said Nelson
would demand a guarantee to meet
him. From what has been said about
White he thought he would draw a
slim house whether he fights Britt or
Nelson
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Cardinal to Row at Stockton.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March
H.-While Stanford may not row Cali
fornia this spring the Cardinal oars
men will not be deprived of chance
to compete in an intercollegiate re-
gatta If the plans made this afternoon
by Managers Barrett of Stanford and
Evans Of the University of Washing
ton do not fail to mature.
Washington has expressed a desire
to meet the Cardinal oarsmen on any
course and as a result Stockton has
been selected as a desirable place for
holding the regatta. If the present
plans are carried out Stanford will
meet the Northern institution on the
Slough City course April 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-15
Chicago Defeats Tacoma.

FRESNO, March 14-In a listless
game, devoid of features, the Chicago
National Club defeated Tacoma here
to-day by to score. Mike Fisher
had three pitchers in the box, two of
them youngsters who are being tried
out One was Hastings, who pitched a
few games for Portland at the begin
ming of the season last year. and the
other Brown, who was on Mikes
Sacramento staff for a short time a
few years ago. Neither man was eff
fective. The two allowed fifteen hits.
Thomas went in for three innings, but
did poor work. The rest of Mike s
men stood up well. Sheehan batted in
good form and did some star fielding.
Pfeffer, Chicago's twirler, pitched a
good game. The game lasted more
than two hours