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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
UNCLES PLAYERS
Henley Becomes Wild and
a Combination of Errors
Aids the Portlanders

Portland won again from the Seals
yesterday at Recreation Park by TAX
ing advantage of Henley's wildness In
the fifth and by combination of err
rors. When that spasm was ended the
scorer rang up three runs-all the
Giants secured, but enough to win.
The Seals secured a run in the first
and another in the third, but failed
to connect safely at opportune mo-
ments. Hardly had the game opened
when Walters made a sensational one
handed grab after long run. cutting
OF what looked like a sure tWo-sack-
er by Mclean. In the fourth Mclean
tore off another drive and this time
Spencer did the larceny act.
The outfield was busy, Hildebrand
getting all three putouts in the eighth.
He also picked high foul out of the
bleachers and had a total of six put
outs. Walters had four and Van Bu-
ren three.
Garvin was steady all through the
game, striking out nine men and al
lowing but one walk. Henley gave
three walks and struck out only one
player. The Giants benders fooled
three Of Friscos heaviest hitters in
the seventh spasm, when Irwin, Nea-
Ion and Gochnauer took three biffs
each without touching the leather.
ne fOTtldHu DuHCH DcSdh tie iuh-
getting in the fifth, when Henley gave
Householder and fGz tickets to first.
Clarks fast hit over second followed,
scoring Householder, Atz going to
third and Clark to second on Will
sons error of Walters throw. Run
kle flew out to the pitcher, and Will
son caught Garvin's attempted bunt.
Then Gochnauer muffed a screamer
by Van Buren, allowing Atz and Clark
to register.
The spasm was ended by Spencer
returning Mercedes hit and catch
ing Van Buren at the rubber. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

The most remarkable meet held by
the Academic Athletic League during
its existence of a decade was that IN
which the high school boys of Northern
California participated yesterday on
the cinder path at Berkeley oval.
A new American interscholastic rec
ord was established by Moullen OF LICK
school in the pole vault, in which he
cleared IL feet / is inches. Hall of
Oakland High School established new
coast record for the high jump, his flg-
ures, feet 2 S4-100 inches. replacing
those made by. Patterson of the Uni
versity of California in 1885. bodson
of Lick established a new coast inter
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco. 2: Portland. 8.
Los Angeles, 2: Tacoma. 4.
Oakland. 2: Seattle. O.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Siwashes Swing Without
Avail at the Deceptive
Curves of Oscar Graham

OAKLAND, April s.-Another shut
out game was won by the Commuters
this afternoon from the Siwashes,
making the fourth successive contest
OF its kind played this week at Idora
Park. Seattle put the first two coats
of whitewash on the Oaks and to-day
the Athenfans evened up the humilia-
tion by blanking the men OF the north
to the same tune that they worsted
them yesterday, to o. Slabster Gill
patrick made his debut. He was hit
for a trio Of safeties, walked two
Commuters to first and jolted another
one in the anatomy with an inshoot.
The score:
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HAYES valley Club Bouts.

Bob Cairns and Bob Lundie will
hook up in the main event of the
Hayes Valley Athletic Clubs boxinr
show at Woodwards Pavilion nevf
Friday night. Abe Label and JOHNNY
Grove are on for the special event at
122, pounds, while Harry Reilly and
Dick Sullivan will again try conchu-
sions. Four other likely mills COM
plete the programme.
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AN EFFORT TO PULL THROUGH THE DAY.

Spring thes eason severy
onen
re
blood
the
inactive wntern and calls upon every
down
hoeo
andS
entire ON otsher n
n soca1ed
to
find
selves with as hearty hungry appetite in Spring other
and absolutely safe because of its vegetable Dypi irritable deD
s.
the blood which, from its diseased or condition trouble well
beshe o behind and the
GREATEST or ALI
that the
itself the
will not be felt rcomes on
ATLANTA, "a
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
knights of Red Branch Outing.

The annual picnic and outing Of the
knights of the Red Branch will be
held at Shell Mound Park Sunday.
May z. A feature of the programme
will be a splendid. athletic carnival
Valuable prizes will be awarded the
winners of the various events.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Totals.ss I'll 30 q
SUMMARY

stolen baseS-Graham, sheehaa. Errors-
Smith. Eagan- Two-bass hits-Eiood. Smith
Sacrifice hits-Lynch. Brashsa< Flood. Bsr
nard- First base eyror-racoma I. Left
on bases-los Angeles g. Tacoma 5. Bases on
oalls-On Goodwin. 5; on Hall. 1: OF Keefe.
4. Struck out-By Goodwin. 5: by Hall. 2: by
Keefe. 1. Double plays-Doyle to Graham:
Eagan 10 Casey TO NordyKe Time OF game
One hour fifty minutes. Umpire-PerrIns
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Errors-Wilson 60. Gochnauer. Schlaiey.
Mclean. Runkle. Atz. Sacrifice hts-Goch-
nauer. Moher. Spencer. First base on errors
Portland J. San Francisco 3 First base on
called balls-On Henley g. off Garvin /. Left
on bases-Portiand 2. San Francisco 3. Struck
out-By Henley 1. by Garvin 0. Double play
Walters Nealon. Time of gamA-One hour
and twenty-five minutes Umpire-Dayis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
ESTABLISHES
A NEW INDOOR RECORD
c. r.. Kennifr Sends Out One Hundred
and Ten Feet OF Line at Me-
chanics' Pavilion

The spectators at the Forest. Fish
and Game Show in Mechanics Pavilion
yesterday afternoon saw some inter-
esttng competition among hycasters.
G. r. Kenniff established a worlds
indoor record for distance. casting ont
10 feet of line. The official scores:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
SUMMARY

Stolen bases = Kane. Graham. Errors -
James, Francks, Kelly. Home run-Dunleavy.
Two-base hit = Hall. Sacrifice hits-Francks,
Dunleavy. King. First base on erTor@Seattle
2, Oakland l. First base called balls-Om
Gilpatrtck ?. Left bases-Seattle 6. Oak
land y Struck out = BY Gilpatrick I. by
Graham T. Hit by pitcher-Kane, King. Time
OF game 1 hour 20 minutes UmpIre-Klopf.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

AGAIN NOSED OUT BY ONE RUN
Angels Break Deadlock by
Sending a Run Through
in the Tenth Inning

Los ANGELES. April s.-Ths base
ball game to-day was another stub
bornly fought ten-inning affair, which
eventually went to the Angels by the
score Of TO 1. The game was remark
able in many respects. chief OF which
was the fact that the Angels made.
eleven hits and but two runs. while the
Tigers got but one hit. but managed to
turn that into run. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Custom-House Nine Routed.

The Van der Naillen baseball team
took the Custom-hOuSe nine into camp
yesterday afternoon at Freeman's
Park. Oakland, by a score of % to 4.
The game was one-sided throughout.
The Custom-house team never had a
chance. The mines lined up as fol-
lows
Van der Naillens-Armstrutz. Re-
her. Guion, Gayner, Fisher. Mincher.
Cady, Freuler, WayIand.
Cutsom-house - Schaertze. Edgar,
Coombe. Buja. Westover. Kast. Hef-
ferman, Bolger. Ingersol1.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Association Football Game.

The last match of the semi-finai
round for the California Association
Football Union cup will be played this
afternoon on the Presidio athletic
ground. The ball will be kicked off at
2.30 n. M The teams will line up:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Contracted Disorders

Every case Of contracted disease
] treat IS thoroughly cured. My pa
tients have no relapses. When l
pronounce a case cured there is
not a particle Of infection or in
darnznation remaining, and there is
not the slightest danger that the
disease will return in its original
form or work its way into the gen
sraI system. No contracted dis
order is so trivial as TO warrant
uncertain methods Of treatment.
and I especially solicit those cases
that other doctors have been un-
able TO cure.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
Vdricocele

Many who are but slightly af-
ficted with varicocele believe that
the trouble is of little consequence.
The opposite IS true. VaricOcele is
a diseas OF progressive nature
AS IL advances nervous complica-
ti0ns come. power diminishes and
the general health is impaired. 1
cure Varicocele in FIVE days with
out the use of knife, ligature or
csustic. without pain and without
z.&-<s~,, f-o,-. f,-zaSneGa
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weakness"

If other physicians have treated
you for so-called weakness" you
were helped only temporarily. If at
all. and the reason is very apparent
when the cause of loss of power in
man is understood. Weakness"
isn't weakness at all but is
merely Z symptom Of chronic in
Tazlination in the prostate gland,
brought on by early dissipation or
some contracted disorder. My sys-
TEN Of local treatment removes
this Inflammation. and is the only
treatment that has ever or ever
car permanently restore strength
igor
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.

1Jf The ingredients that
bning and them that they build up and strengthen
of the body make the of all S. S.
emedyPURELY VEGETABLE while it is restoring the lost
that tired rundown feeling and other ailments Spring. which
take purifying the blood of all and
supply the system strength
the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

ime-:R5. :4s&. 1:15. 1;41A. At
2-5. Muskoday. place, S5; s
Piqua1te. Trained by c. W.
best. A. Muskoday did well
Reese may beat cheaper one
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

Index Horse and Owner.
-----------------------
1882 lMorita (Napa Stock Farm)..
si3s A. Muskoday &c. w. Dodge)...
sf3s Sea Air IT. z. Mclaughlin. :.
$40 Big Beach &c. w. Wilson,. -
si3s Prince Brutus (cameron) -.....
sl20 tRalph Reese Gushing & Coz.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09

Totals 30 0 4 "a IA Totals "a 3
PI-A-a An 1Ir-r- NJ. I>-ArIArcts
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-02-02
COTTON CONVENTION.


The cotton convention, held in
New Orleans last week, launched
an organization the purposes Of
which are far reaching, and mean a
complete revolution in the mode OF
raising, ginning and marketing cot
ton. The plans were mapped out
by Hon. ]. McC. Martin of Port
Gibson, who played a prominent
part in the work of the convention.
An organization known as the Cot
ton Congress is being organized. 1t
will embrace delegates from all of
the cotton states, each state being
entitled to representation according
to amount of cotton produced, no
state, however, having more than
FIVE. Each state is to have legis-
lative body, elected by members Of
the organization. Each county a
legislative body, one member from
each district. Every county is to
have men employed to gather sta
tistics from the farmers and ginners.
There is a great deal contemplat-
ed in the proposed organization
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-02-02
ITcH-RINdwORM

K. T. Lucas, Wingo, KY, writes
April 18th, 1902 "For 20 to II
years / have been afflicted with a
malady known as the itch The
itching was most unbearable; / had
tried for years to find relief, having
tried all remedies could hear of,
besides number OF doctors. 1
wish to state that one single appli-
cation of Ballard's Snow Liniment
cured me completely and perma-
nently. Since then l have used the
liniment on two separate occasions
for ringworm and it cured COM
pletely." 25c, soc and 81 bottle.
Sold by Pope Drug Co.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-02-02

Begins with the symptoms ofa bad
cold; there is chilliness, sneezing,
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse,
hoarseness and impeded respira-
ton. Give frequent small doses OF
Billiards. Horehound Syrup (the
child will cry for IT'D and at the first
sign of a croupy cough, apply fire.
quently Ballard's Snow Liniment
to the throat.
Mrs. "A. Vilet, New Castle, Col.
writes March 10Th, 1901: II think
Ballard's Horehound Syrup a won
derful remedy and so pleasant. "
25c, soc and $I.oo. Sold by Pope
Drug Co.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-02-02

There are several ladies in this
section working to erect a monu-
ment at Port Gibson to the memory
of the Confederacy. The move
ment was inaugurated some time
ago, and while but little has been
subscribed, the promoters hope for
final success. In Jefferson county
a monument was erected at a cost
Of $4,000, by special act of the leg
islature the board of supervisors
voting $1,000, and the other thou
sand was raised by popular sub
scriptions.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-02-02

which, if successfully carried out,
would keep the price of cotton sta
bic and would mean new era for
the cotton-growing states.
Mr.. Martin of Port Gibson Is one
of the three members from this
state of the present executive COM
mittee, and Mr.. Jacob Bernheimer
of Port Gibson is one of the three
directors of the Cotton Congress.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-02-02

The Buster Brown Blue Ribbon
Shoes are the best made for Boys
and Girls. You can get them at
David Books Department Store
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Srritnuis bsfnnoen mno bez
foblen.

So6n COOPER, elm Garbiesr, Der i'm
&ufe fano. grOBes germOgst gu Be-
fBen, puroe sefte,n bon elmer Conn
milton irrinnig ertldrt.
2ur3 nod Der Srrfnnsertldrung tee
lepbonirte 8eO. @runibap bon go. 313
Wt@aul.psS traBe, in befsn Sauie
COOPER logirte, baB BEL ihm Elm Gin :
bru9 rsrhbt puroe unb @ooper's Rof=
fer erbro9en unb beraubt tporoen tudre.
Cine pOli3sili9e unteriu6uns ergab,
bab auBer einem tleinsn &ebolper ni4ta
fsble, uno baB iOsar elm 8antbu9 nit
elmer Greoit,S Balance bon 1886 ni9i
angertibrt tpOrbsn mar, 10 baB man aui
einen Nsger als Sisb i9liebt.
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- Wau&t bic fish / Mingo.
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Tran Mfss tar6 at ben i9par=
zen Hlattera.

Die an Der 2ei9e Der tpieoer ausges
erabenen Ssrau @raee Ntes DOr9enOms
meme artppip bat ben Weroa4t Der 9s.
iunobeitsbebbroe, baB Die iun9e Jrau
ben i6pnrasn 8fattsrn erlag, befdti9t.
Der grlaubnibi9ein, auf wel9en bin
bic 9sihs aus ct. Souls mad bier uers
ianbt wuroe, CAB Ser3idlag unb Slus
tungsn als Soossurfade on. @es
Iunbbeitsbeamter Or. Scene bat bic
Staats-@ Observation-Disclosures auf bisfen
Saa aufmsrtiam gema6t unb bat aud
Or. Waltsr Wpoen, ben 9eneralarat
III @aibin9ton benadri9ti9i; bsreits
elm Sooesfaa wiro als cine Jolse Der
Na6ldifi9tsit in Der Sia9noie semel=
bet, mdbrenS cine groBe an3abl 2eute
fi9 unbepuBt Der Infedunsssefabr
ausTsbten.
Ser 8eIunobeitsbsamte bat nod
borber ein9e5ogener Inf4t oes Stabt=
antpaltes Der Staatsbeb6ros bic Sa9e
u~ntsrbreitst. 8ewobner bon Wsf Sn=
bianapDlis, uel9e In ir9enb elmer
@eiie brett ooer inbirett Der an=
fsdunesaefabr ausgeIebt gstusien fno.
iOqten ni4t peridumen, ft9 unper3is=
li9 impfsn su laHen, ba bic f9pars
gen glattsrn cine dubsrf gefdbrli9e
Srant6eit fino. pel9e lei8t anfsdt
unb meiftens t6otli9 enbet.
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Sie nsnen Straksnbabnltniem.
Die Stabt ipirb nidt fir Genberuns berieI'
ben eintreten.

Die Stabtbermaltung bat bei9lohsn,
bic rieuen &outen FIR bic Straben=
babnIinisn, ME fs nod Der Orbinans
beg Stabtratbs in 1902 in 9raft tra=
ten, ni9t ;u dnbern. M. u. Sopning,
Der prdioent Der 2OmmiiFOn FIR
D1entli9e Mrbeiten, if Der Meinune,
baB bic Staot o5ne @enebmiguns bes
Stabtratbs ti6erbaupt ni9t bere9tist
III, Neno erun9en bor3unebmen.
Sie 9ommifton wiro bic Strabsn=
bahn.@o. bsna9ridiieen, bab ertuartei
miro, baB oisielbs entiprsGenb Der Orr
binan3 bonn II. Musuf 1902 balbisii
nit benz 2sgen Der reusn 2inien be.
sinnen wiro, ba bieIel5en na9 Der Sr-
binan3 bin men 8 Sabren bsrsstslt iein
fonten.
Gtabt.S neenieur Soup if Der Msi-
nung, oab tueitsr ni4ts gu tbun 1T, als
Der Orbinans na63ufommen; nismanh
babe ieBt mebr Elm &s4t, benz gau
irssno elmer bieier neuen 2inien 3u
ppponirsn, ba3u babe Ssoermann Der:
3eit geniigeno @elegenbeit 9ehabt. ~
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Sie 8urner=Y art= O :
eIIf9aft mirb ben part am
81. Wai sr6fnen uno fnb Iorberei=
tuneen fir gOlts6elufisungen aler Mri
%gstrOhsn.
SerS osiaIs 8 Q r.
Elm bat in feiner lsBten @eriammluns
bic ginlaoun9 oss @ermania Bart
8sreins, an Der am IA. bs. Wlts.
ftatifinosnbsngr 6Fnung tbsil3unebmen,
nantenb angenommsn.
Die e onnta 6 d u
bes Soaialen Surnpereins wirb ON
Scnntas, ben %. Mai. einen Nusfue
na9 benz Burner : part unternebmen.
Die tirali4 ansefertigten photographs
i9en Nufnabmen Der Sonntaasi4ule
iino iebr gut gelungsn unb fnb giloer
beim photographer @bas. 8reBmann
gu babsn.
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9mrd site a%bermalttst.

&i9arb %. Ni9ols, eir alter Sol=
bat, Der i'm Union Babnbofe ben 3ug
bstiss, I'm fid nod Der SoIbatsns
5simat6 In Warion au begebsn, 1T
anideinenb Der srfie Wann in bieienl
BONNER, Ger unter Der 5ibe gu leiben
bate. ST uuroe furs nod Der Nbfabrt
bon bier frant bsr in penoleton mar,
une III Mnberion tpuroe CT
bann bonn Babnbofe mittelf Gmbulana
ms Soipital 9ebra9t. Die a~ngefeate
unterfu9uns ergab. bab Der alte
Wanr unter Der 0ibe lit.
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Ybtbias= Sitter reiien ua@ Serrs
0aute.

Dim Sonntag, ben z. Mai tperben
bic Witglieoer bes &itual=@orps Der
26rnsr=2oge go. l bes 0erbeHerten
Orbsns Der ppt6ias-& Sitter nod Serre
Saute rsifsn, um bort In Der Moltte=
2oae go. z ettpa 25 rieusn 3anbioaten
ben &itteridlag 81 ertbeilen. 0isIs
Srbensbrioer tpsrbsn Die 6abrt mit=
MAIDEN, I'm fi9 an Der Jeier am Sonns
tag Nbeno in Der eortissn 8ermanias
Salls gu betbeili9en.
Gin Invertebrates programm lit sur
u~nterbaltuns Der Sbeilnsbmer unb gu
gbrsn Der 9anbibaten aussearbeitet,
unb tiatiss lotale 2rdfte. Die @sianas=
Section. iopie au9 Elm Or9efer tuers
ben fur bic n0tbi9e 3erffreuuns iurgen.
Der gerbsRsr.e Orben oer ppt6ias
Sitter erfreut it'd iebt zines sepalti=
gen Nufidwun9es; BON allen Soften
fr6men ben beridiebenen 2Oasu bss.
ielben rleus Witslieber 3u rnb ba bic.
ielben nidt bur& be3ablte Werber ber-
beigebolt perben, ionbern f4 nod Elm.
gebenbem Stubium Der @erbdltniKe
uno Der Oroeussei.be freimiaig I'm
aufnabme bemiiben, III bieier 3uma9s
Elm acknowledgements, benz Orbet
unb ben 2ogen niibli9er au betra9ten.
Die pptbias @itter baben augenblid-
LID 5 beuti9e 2ogen tn Snbianapolis.
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Neae Sneorpovatiumea.

Sn Der Office oes Staats-S etretdrs
tuuroen folgsnoe Sncorporationen Elm.
gerei9t:
Riberfioe Country Club, Wt. 0er-
non. 2ein attientapital 1T angegeben.
Die Siret.orsn finb @m. 6. Salton,
5. q. 2eonarb. 8. 3. 5ib 6ug6, u.
3. Dart, Gaiion @rifuger, Wiuiam
To9as uno CHARLES Sobnfon.
Der Setretdr Der Nortb Baltimore
8attleglas 60, Serre 6aute, rsiate
bic Melbung Elm. bob feline @ompagnie
weitere $500 00 bebOraugte Ittien
beraus9e9eben babe.
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Ste 1eusMnFnbrunG.

Ste Serren mno 9atnett
Der SGtpabem-W eretme, SeS
G6metsef WeretnS, oeS
Maemanta nmterFhbmngS.
WeretmS tno oer oramatt=
i@ett Seftton oeS Gnojette
9mrnperetns, wel6e bet Der
IeWsM Multiplying mttwtrten
tpo4em, fab ortneeno er=
u6t, fi6 hente Mbemo
8 Mbr sur Strobe ttn Sho=
iette Smrn Wereta etmsu=
iinoet,
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Sch pren:

Wm. unb &booa 5sB, 9nabe.-
girgil unb Mamie SurtOn, 2nabe. =
patrid uno Warp 6Onler, 3nabe. =
Mrt6ur unb @race Mc@ibbins, Wdo'
6en.-SbOmas unb &a6el Meainnep,
Mdb9en.-Sobn unb pearl Saroertp,
3nabs. = Sobn uno Sa3el Scott,
Mdb6en.-Osca unb Bertha Rieger,
2nabe. -@bas. unb gli3abetb Speder,
anabe.-@bas. uno .Slorence Milton,
4nabs. - grnst uno Sean Surte,
Wdb9en.-Sueb unb Sable gbaiae,
2nabs. -Ssnrp unb Maggie Wiais
ans, Wdo6en. - Dts uno 8ertie
Wacp. Rnabe. - Martin unb SOB
@banee, Mdo9sn.
@ etraut.
gilbert SCHROEDER - glfriebe 2usos-
mann.
grnef 8Iue-Marearet Soole.
Sarrp Sausbertp-Seiie Bragg.
Carl Wittmann-Wasoalen Meier.
Waltsr 8anes- Minnis 2obse.
Glenn Sbompion-Sarab Blair.
Sobn Suder-&a1el Benton.
Wiaiam &s6scea Cuttings.
Wiaiam Nrtif-gfeQa 8onifnce.
8eforben:
Marp Simpion, 20, 1881 q. Nr-
fenal. = paul graolsp, 4 Sage, 1403
g. Weribian. - SObanna @Oop, 60.
Mtsnbeim. = Sdu9ling Sunbam 6
Sags, 1889 %. 80. Ctr. - Sames
aberett, 50, Is @labfone. = George
@rabes, 10. 76O Wet Walnut.-
pbinsas WePsd. 43, 704 81. S6ef-
field abe. - Ssnrp @ustie, 68. 207
u. HObls. - 5rant @Ortman, 65,
8ie Sour, Silfbe Nbsnue.
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Sbermometerfano,

AYtEHFUIFPEtIT INIFHs
059fs Ssnrperatur .......... 81 Sra
9iebrisffe 9snpsratur. ......... 62
VI. Z. BIptbe,
Seetions.D Director.
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2ocaI.@ etterbert9t.
s6Dn unS tibIer beute Ha4t Samitas
f9Dn.
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@etterb ertmt.
SO afbinston n, 5. Rai.

fur .. stnnS.n. snSsub 7 nbr gorssns. 8. seai
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-03-02
TWO WHITE MEN KILLED.
Edward and w. II. Stevens Shot Down
in Fight With NEGROES,

Edward and w. II. Stevens Shot Down
in Fight With Negroes.
Yazoo City, Miss, March IA quar-
rel between Edward Stevens, a prom
inent planter, and four negroes has
led to the killing of Stevens and his
brother, w. Fl. Stevens, and the
wounding of a negro named Wilder,
one of the slayers of the Stevens
brothers. The negroes escaped. A
sheriff and posse are now searching
the country for the negroes. Edward
Stevens, it is said, had gone to the
cabin of Wilder. near the formers
home, and had become engaged in a
quarrel with him. Wilder's wife and
two other negroes. w. H. Stevens,
running up to the cabin, tried to quiet
the disturbance. Later the quarrel
was renewed and he FASTENED back to
the scene, when he saw Wilder's wife
rush upon his brother. w. H. Stevens
raised his shotgun and fired at the
woman. Wilder and his companion
promptly drew pistols and fired on
the Stevens brothers, killing both.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-03-02
REDUCE N A r
conferees Agree to Nearly All Senate
Amendments to lsthmian Bill.

conferees Agree to Nearly All Senate
Amendments to lsthmian Bill.
Washington, Feb. %. Conferees
appointed on the part of the senate
and the house to consider the 18TH
milan canal bill we're in session two
hours yesterday. While no definite
action was taken on any of the senate
amendments, the conference proceed
ed far enough to assure the accept
ance Of all of the senate amendments
except that relating to the continu-
ance of the commission. The house
bill abolishes the commission and this
was amended by the senate to provide
for it's retention. Representatives of
both houses stood pat at yesterdays
conference and no compromise plan
was suggested. A movement is on
foot, however, looking to an agree
ment for a reduction Of the commits
sion to three members. Another
meeting will be held to-day as soon as
the naval appropriation bill has been
passed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-03-02
WHOLE HOUSE TO TESTIFY.
Members to Appear in Indiana Doodle
Inquiry.

Members to Appear in Indiana Doodle
Inquiry.
indianapolis, Feb. ga conference
between County Prosecuting Attorney
Charles P. Benedict and Attorney
General Charles w. Miller yesterday
was the final move before the opening
today of the grand jury investigation
Of the alleged bribery and corruption
Of the legislature. Subpienas, it was
announced, would be served on every
member of the house to appear be.
fore the grand jury. The charges OF
attempted bribery, made by Represen.
tative Ananias Baker against Oscar A.
Baker, will be investigated first, and
later the jury will probe various re.
ports t~hat'have reached the. prosecu-
tor to the effect that the corruption OF
other members was attempted.