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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
AMERICANS IN LONDON.
Many Have Been Disguised By
Weather and Gone.
Especial Gable to rhs Tlme,sS- Us! ana

(specia Cable to The Times Dispatch and
70 q s. l74 n New York HeradD
DOWNRIGHT, by the New York Herald to.) "a
IF LONDON, October 14,--Few Americans
are 10 be seen In London these lays,
the majority OF tourists have, OF course,
gone home, those who have been strug-
Cling through have been SO disgusted by
the weather they met here that IN
some cases they made their stay even
briefer than they intended,
Several Americans were Mt the house
party Mr.. Reid, the American ambassa-
dor had at his country place, NVrest
Park, over laet week ond Mr.. Wynnes
consul-general, and Mrs Wynne were
of the number. as were Mr. and Mrs
Henry Phipps, who had come down from ,
Beaufort Castle in an automobile. MI
and Mrs. PhIpps came up to town early
In the week and sailed yesterday.
Mr.. Harold Phpps and Mr.. T. G, Have
meyer came from Scotland Tuesday. Mr.,
Henry Fhptv, twho aMo camrs FROM
Scotland Tuesday has become 0 s great
devotee TO automoblling MS Mr.. John
ID Rockefeller, The latter's brother, Mr.,
William Rookie felle, by tho way, with
whom he has been automob!linE In their
new 81 40 horsepower Leon Bolls left
Thursday for tour through France and
ITALY, snd do not exIpct to return to
F NEW lOEh lVt SoNc| GIL ulol|S'H'
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman H. Hyams Of
New Orleans, and Mr., g. Livingstone. Of
New York, arrived from the continent
after an extensive tour In Mr.. Hyam's
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. ], G. Elliott. Of New
York, left for Paris In their Mercedes
automobile, Mr. Frederick Juillard Of
New York, who has been automobillng
on the Continent, sailed on the Celtic.
Lady Cunard has left to visit Lady
savile. at Rufford Abbey.
Prince and Princess Hatzfeldt have ar-
rived at Claridge's from Ports, The Prin-
cess has quite recovered from the ndls-
nosIt'on which prevented her leaving
Paris In time for Miss Pti2er's wedding
Mrs, George Wood and Miss Esther g.
Fisher, of Philadelphia, who have been
travelling extensively on the Continent
sailed on the ST, Paul, after passing q
! week In London.
Mrs. John Duncan and the Misses pun-
can, OF New York, returned from Hallow,
! Worcestershire. Mr. ], W. Paul Miss
| Panl and Miss Foil, passengers on tho
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse arrived at
Clarldge's.
Mrs, w. ]. Davis, Miss Davis and Mr.,
and Mrs. ], II. Barclay, of New York,
arrived from the Continent. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gersldyn Redmond and Mrs. William SOL
oman, who have been at Claridge's, sailed
on the Kronprnz Welhelm,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
PURPLE AND PRUNE
POPULAR SHADES
These Are to Be Generally Worn
in London-Light Amethyst
Kid Queens Fayorite.
Especial Gable to Tn, The Times, Dispatch and

Especial Gable IT,, to The Times Dispatch AMI
Copyright. by tho New York Herald CO..
LONDON, October l+-Though London
Is filling up very fast for the autumn
season, nothing socially OF great i'm.
portance has happened yet. The autumn
seasop OF opera at Covent Garden ls very
much appreciated, tbs house helng
crowded every night.
This week has been a week OF wed.
dings, several couples we'll known In 80,
ciety, being united every day. but mere
are few people Of much Importance In
town yet, Next week will see change,
however. when the King and Queen re-
turn to buckingham Palace for the pur-
pose OF opening the Kings way, and
when the members of the French Munl-
cipal Council come over on a weeks
visit.
The society correspondent Of the Herald
In London writes u do not know what
Ia to be the fashionable color in Paris
this winter. but there are pretty stronG
evidences in London that shades Of pur.
PIE and prune are to DO the popular
wear,
"IIaying occasion to visit several s4lops
yesterday this same beautiful color mel
the gaze In each Of thenb the craze FOL
purple being carried out IN various ways
at ono of the big fancy shops. saw
dressing bags hand bags and puEses al
different shades Of purple. At another
shop was shown complete writing set:
In boxes of light amethyst Kid, which
understood to be Queen Alexandra''
fayorite color"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
fRy Associated Press.)

WEST POINT, N. y, October 1.-THE
virginia Polytechnic Institute defeated
west Point to-day in aFflcrcclS contested
{ game BY a score Of 1G to 6. The Vir-
2rinians scored all their points In the
%first half Carpenter leading off with a
successful place kick after four minutes
Splay. IN this half the Southerners plain
8lv8outplayed West Point at every point.
THE features were Carpenters long runs.
ISL Soon after play began in the second
half, West Point secured the ball on
tumble. and Christy was showed over for
snttouchi Town. Tourney Kicked goal This
ssss;,s the only scoring the soldiers were
5slale TO do. Lineup:
III test Point. Position Va, Polytech.
I. left end... Weber
oon. {. -. left .tackle.... Wilson
4 8;s-nuie).
I. LEFT guard ...... ,Diffendal
E,s (Vaner).
$Abraht M ........ .center........ Stiles
Christy... right guard. STICKING
Mettler... right ftackle... ....Hynes
Gillespie. fright end ....,........ Lewis
q Captain.
5arri.. quarter back......... .Suttcr
Il 35fay HIarris).
: Hill .,,...... right half back. Carpenter
GreebIe. left half back. -, Treadwell
(Nutter).
T0rney. ,..full back......... Harlan
WA Touchdowns, Treadwel, Wilson, Christy.
Goals from touchdowns, Carpenter 2. Tor
ncy. Goal from placement kick. Carpen-
ter. Time OF halves. 20 and Is minutes
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lRxsAssocIated Press J

NEW YORK, October 14.-Amid the
frenzed plaudts OF more than 81 900 base.
bali cnthus insts, the New York National
League champions won the worlds pro-
fcssionnl base-ball championship on the
Polo Grounds to-day by defeating the
Philadelphia American Lea que team in
the fifth game Of the post season series
by the score of 2 to o.
s5Of the four previous games New Iork
had won three and Philadelphia ono,
AIutthcwson and Bender confronted each
other to-day in what proved to be the
final contest. Insthe opening innings the
New York pitcher wasSappnrently not at
his best, while his Indian adversary af-
forded splendid exhibition OF the Pitch
ers' art.
Matthewson, however soon rallied, and
although he contributed the only two
fielding errors In the game. he held the
visitors safe. The victory, however. was
not due so much; to his effectiveness as
to the clean, sharp fielding Of the New
York men. E$ Ef4 @
The visitors weakened in the infeldd,
and after his brilliant opening Bender
lost control. The division Of the receipts
will net the winning players $l,14a each
and the losers $4a0 The score:
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Latonia Track.
I nv Associated Prcss.)

y %f58F3{tESt6 (By Associated fDrcSS.) 5R
( CINCINN4A1I, o., October Liza tonia3
summaries: 3S WING.
q First race-nve and q half furlongs-s
Calabash e to y nrst. Miltiades e to y
second Granada (23 to 81 third. Time,
i :o7 as.
/ Second race-one mile-varites us to 81
first, John Lyle e to 81 second. Thespian
e to q third. Time, 1:4o 3-5
Third race-sIx furlongs-santon g to
y first, Gown Us to y second, Chief
Mlllken Q6 to y third. Time, IL ID
Fourth race-mile and fifty yards,
shawana Go to y first, Brancas q to y
SECOND, Devout III to 81 third. Time,
1:43 %
Fifth race-sx and a half furlongs-
Hogan I'll to 81 first. Lady Esther 40 to
y second, Nifoa g to p third. Time,
1:21.8
Sixth race-mile and three-sixteenths-
Marshal Ney Is to p first. Maize Hnnlon
e to 80 second, Brand New z TOD third.
Tine, i $50 is. FG 5g2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
WEEK OF HEATED
FRENCH DEBATES
Alleged Secret Agreement Made
By England Which o (:'
Excitement
,,al cable 10 The Times Dispatch and

(spccial Cable to The Times, Dlspatch any
coDvy,xnt, Ss ,hs o New tS York Herald Coz
PARIs. October III The week Just end
cd was as void OF events as 1t was fertile
in heated political debates. The news
budget was confined to the elecuon OF
socialist deputy in the Department OF
NIeyre, an unImportant conflict between
tho red and yellow trade unions near
Toulouse and n strike of tWenty-one en-
ployes In the mint In Paris, which would
2 be serotis only In case the other govern
ment employees should be solicited ny me
strikers to give aid to the latter ~
which case there might DO difficulty with
the emp. Dyes OF the tobacco and match
monopol les,It6t 81
Finally there has been manlfesta'
ton OF the employees OF the railway com,
panies who demand larger pensions and
an eight hour day
AS for the political debates, they have
been retrospective, II was a question Of
newspa per article on what IL supposed
ia have trunspred In the French Cabinet
meeting after the demonstration OF the
German Emperor at Tangler,
q ~ Rouy!er Is said to have reproached
M Delcasse on the latter's anti-Gernan
no,,cv. M. Delousse made his defense
In emphasizing the friendship OF Italy for
England.
s,nca M. pelcasse has said to have aftirm'
ed i' what arcat sfltaln agreed to yer'
bally ana, IL necessary, would have
agreed acre to3ln writing, in case of Ger
r nn,, stack on France, to send her fleet
49, seize the Klel Canal and land IN
schleywlg-H olstein a force Of one nun
dred thousand men. $50.
Evidently these details couldn't nave
been given to tho papers by ANYBODY put
NJ pelcasse himself or by one q me NM ~
lyters present at the meeting, as sAe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
SPECIAL LOW RATES TO NORFOLK,
4LYNcH5URo AND BRISTOL, VIA Z
nj AMI w Dali Az

Norfolk Horse Show at Norfolk octo-s
ber 18th 21st. $500 round trip. includ-
Ing ono admission to the dorse Show.
Tickets on sale October 9th to 2lst. In
elusive, with final limit October 20. 1905.
f.g Wornan's5 Foreign Missionary Society
at Lynchburg October 18th 21st. 81 $500
round trip. Tickets sold October 18th.
18th and 18th. with final limit October
90, 1905.
Kings Daughters at Lynchburg Ooto-
Der lsth-20 9th. $500 round trip. T!ok-
cts sold October 18TH, 18th and 18th. with
final limit October %, 1905.
State Council. J. Q. U. A. NJ. at Bris-
toll, October 17th-1Sth. $3.50 round trip.
Tickets on sale October 18th. 10th and
18th, with final limit October 20. 1905
For tickets and full Information apply
to j. F. knowles, City Passenger Agent.
s3S E. Main Street; offices OF the Rich
,nond Transfer Co., or w. Steele, Ticket
Agent. Byrd Street Station.
G. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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Michigan, 10; Vanderbilt, 0.
DIV AssocIated Pross.l

(By Associated Prnss)
ANN IIARBCT. MICH, October IA
Michigan defeated Vanderbilt to-day by
a score Of IS to o. II Michigan negotiated
their three touchdowns by pounding for
short and steady gains for almost the
length OF the field in each instance. Van
dorbilt did not earn first down once,
and Michigan was held for downs, but
in one instance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Lexington Races.
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Prcss.)
4 LEXINGTON. Ky. October 14.-Thc
feature Of the closing day Of the Ken
lucky breeders meeting was the Stoll
stake, which was won by Glenwood NJ,
tie heavily played fayorte, Summaries:
2;2O pace-purse s1,0oo-Dan p, won In
three straight heats. Edith Brook second,
Tommy Burns third, Best time, 2:l0 II,
stoll stake, 2:19 trot-purse se,o9o-Glen-
wood Nj won second, third and fourth
heats: Leonardo second, won first heat;
Pat s.. third. Best time, 2:os IA.
( 2:25 trot-purse s1.o0-Emma Brook
won first and third heats and race; Frank
AZ. second, won fourth and fifth heats:
Belfast, third, won second heat. Best
time. 200 ga. "a race given to Emma
Brook under tho rules because stand
ing best in the summaries.)
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Miss Mackay is Champion.
nv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK October 14,-Miss Pauline
Mackay, OF the Oakley Country Club. Of
watert own, Mass. won tho womens ma
tional golf championship to-day. defeat
Ing Miss Margaret Curtis OF tho Essex
County Country Club, OF Manchester,
Mics, by an UP In eighteen holes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Americans Took Both

E BOSTON, MASS, October 1.-THE
Americans won the last two games Of
the local series to-day The Nationals
only took one game out Of the series
played. NJ
"a First game
Score: Fl. II, r.
Boston (Amer),...2 1o.11o12o -8 IL 0
Boston (National). % 100000 o. Il 2
Batteries: Gibson and Armbruster:
Young and Needhan1. Empires, EnlslIe
and o'Loughlln Time, :s4. r
Second game
Score: He.
Boston (Amer)....1g 0O011ol.- IS l
Boston (EatlonaD. .2l0o0ooO q /
Batteries: D. Young, Harris and McGov-
crn; Frazier and Moran. Umpires,
O'Longhln and Emslie. Time, 14o. At
tendance, $685. t'--tas
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--t 2, p. C|&N1f 1'3If1f1'
Division Passenger Agent.
pen,,cEp RATE TO RALEIGH, N, c.,
nccoiinT OF NORTH CAROLINA Z
s1ATE FAIR, OCTOBER nth 4
AS5 ~ $1,000 rn 21ST. 1905.

Account Of the above Agricultural Fair
- ha held in Raleigh, N. c., tho sEA-
BOARD "a AT AIR LINE RAILWAY will sell
r pl' trip tickets from Richmond to Ra-
, ,s,aht at rate OF $3.50, Including one adj
.cisN to Fair Grounds, proportlonatsly
cheap rates from other sEABoAleD sta
~, l.on from Richmond to Raleigh, N. Z,
m NM trains daily. VERY LOW RATES
r rH1e MILITARY COMPANIES AM
ppAss BANDs IN UNIFORM. Tickets.
snid october 18th to GOTH inc, limited
s ~ return on or before October ed.
Tor - ali further information, tickets, etc.,
c ri at any sEABoARD Agent, Richmond
transfer Company or District Passenger
Agents cftlce, $50 East Main Street,
iPhone aQ5. II. s. LIZARD,
District Passenger Agent,
", M. TAYLOR,
City Ticket Agent.
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meetings Of tho minister's are secret and
the proceedings arc not made public.
Tho English press has. OF course. denied
these inventions. but tho German press,
on the contrary, has made capital OF
them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
$3.50 TO LOS ANGELES OR SAN
FRANCISCO AND RETURN WA
eolJTHERN5 RAiLWAY." E3

on October 18th to goth, inclusive, tho
Southern Railway Will sell SPECIAL round-
trip tickets to above points. With final
limit November 30th.
Tickets good on all trains. Splendid
through connections for all California
points, Z,
Magnificent dining car service on al
trains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
nIcHT TRAIN TO PETERSBURG AND
INTERMEDIATE STATIONS,
fAccouNT HORSE SHOW,

Account the above occasion tne AZ.
lantlc Coast Line Ral'roan WY nolu
.,,.an > M until 1900 midnight. for all
rart,es between Petersburg and Rich
m mo- desiring to attend the Horse Show
exhibitions. ,.np1,,1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Z Pennsylvania, s17; N. G., o.

5 PHILADELPIIIA.,t p Ari3 October IL
Pennsylvania defeated the University OF
North Carolina to-day by a score OF II
to O. The visitors attack lacked power
and their defense was poor, Pennsyl.
vana scored once in the first half and
twice In the second. The line up:
Pennsylvania Position. N. 2.
CASTOR .......left Townsend.
(Thayeo
Draper. left tackle, .Albernthy
Gardner.
Robinson ,.left guard. Garner
CIobson) FL CA. Snipes),
1orrey q. center Parker
(BnnkarO -. NJ
Junk. right guard. Trailer.
1amsorl /. I. right tackle. ...,,... Storey
Scarlet. .......right end,..,.....Singlctary
B 2Gallagher). 1
Stevenson. ...quarter back...,.... sadler
(Johnson).
shcble ~. left half back. winbourne
Iongwoll.., right half bnck....G. snipes
Z (Greene). St a
Tolwell. full back.... 80. Robertson
CThompson).
Touchdowns hanson. Folwell. 2; Goals
from ouchdown-Torrey and Sheble.
Referee, Corb!n. Yale. Umpire, Sharpe.
Yale, Linesman, Wallace, Pennsylvania.
Halves, 90 minutes.
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Summary; Twofbase hits Powers, Bres-
nahan,ts Sacrifice hits. Devlin. Matthew
son. First base on balls. off Matthewson
none 3off Bender 3. First base on errors,
Philadelphia 2. Struck out, by Matthew
son. by Bender 4. Double plays, Dahlen.
Gilbert and ArcGann; Hartsel. M. Cross
and i. Cross. Left on bases, Philadel.
phia 4, New York 4 Time. 1856. UNI
ipires, O'Day and Sheridan, Attendance,
24,lS7.
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LOW RATES TO RlctiM oND VIA r., p.
AMP F., =. IA. - Aceo ,oHs zoF;y,slT

Round "trip tickets ON sale from stations
south Of and including Lorton,. Va. Oc'
tober 18th and for morning trales o. o.
tober 18th, good to return until October
18th, at rate Of one fare, plus 20 cents.
Nv. r.. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
Nationals Won

4 CHICAGO. October 1.-THE Chicago
Nationals to-day defeated the Americans
( Score: r, II. o.
Nationals .........2O00213 rs II 2
Americans ...,,,,,..5 100000 90 0 .
Battcries Lundgren, Rculbach and
Killing; Owen, White, Smith, Sullivan ana
Mcfarland Empires, TOMBSTONE ana
Connolly. Attendance, 1850.
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LONG RUNS. BY CARPENTER ! ] E.
fIhey5NVcre tic features OF the
Game Soldiers Scored Bit
Once.
|8R esult$of Football
Games on Yesterday

II carlisle indians IL, University Of
Virginia 0. I, 49,.
ss8 University Of pennsylvania ~ of'i'
E5verslty OF North Carolina Q.
est Point s, Virginia Polytechnic
s316. X "a 5
s;sg Princeton 90, Bucknell o.. III.
Yale 3d. r olycross O..
ri Columbia II, Williams g..
n q georgetown Q, Vlllanova 6.
gss51{ Trinity o, New York University 0.
cyan IA, University Of Vermont
8d1.
Ill COLGATE 16, Dartmouth 10,
49, HoWdoln Q.
2e, Worcester Polytechnic 0.
858 Philips Academy II, Yale Freshmen
33 philips Academy 90. Harvard Fresh
men o,
Ms Brown "a, University of Maine 0.
EsSs syracuse II, H a;nIltonto Q.
University Of Chicago II, University
.sof In ana s.
\ University Of Michigan 10, Wander
Shilt %.
s ss purdue ~, Wabash %. III
EasSAnnapo!ls Navy G., Dickinson O.
iit{Hobart 9, University Of Rochester
5stFH harvard IL, Springfield Training
School o.
8 University Of Wisconsin 81, Notre
Dame 0. 25
u Clemson $, University Of TENNESSEE
u.
Virginia University %, Ohio
$8 U diversity O.
III t Lehlgh 6, \ II averford S.
4 MI [ afayette 40. Jefferson Mcdlca COLI
gS iepe (PhiIa.j O. a Hls5.
gS. Johns Hopkins i, Delaware College
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
NORFOLK, OCTOBER 24.27, VIA
CHESAPEAKE e OHIO ROOIE.

Round trip tickets will be sold via c..
r O.. route from Richmond on October
23d to eth, inclusive, at $780, limited
for return October 3Oth. From otner stu
tons at one and a third fares. plus '3. -
cents, on certificate plan.
a. o. fast trains for Norfolk lea z,
Richmond o A. NJ. daily and 4 2. NJ. da4!yl
arrive Norfolk in two hours and twenty NY
fyo minutes.
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FISHBURNES WON.
Locust Dale. Was; Defeated BY
ll. a Score of 18 to O.

& Especial to The 1lmes-D ispatch.)
FIJI ;yVAYNESBORO, VA, Oct. A-Fresh
from the victory over Nliller's School by
) D. score Of "a TO Q. F'Ishbnrne's won new
taurels to-day by defeating Locust Dale
in hard fought game is to 0, Locust
Dale. though outweighlng the cadets,
could neither advance the ball nor check
the fierce lne-plunging and end runs OF
the Fishburne boys.
II The cadets scored twice In the first
half. and Locust Dale had the ball in
their possession but once. being then
forced to kick.
In the second half. after making n third
4 touchdown, the cadets slackened n little,
with victory assured, and then for the
4 first time Locust Dale was able to gain.
The visitors played good ball. especially
X Conrad and Hewitt, for the cadets
Waile the entire team put UP a fast game.
King, Hoy, Hudglns. Fetzor. Waddill and
i Williams deserve especial mention The
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THE AUTO TRADE
CONTINUES BRISK
CONTINUED from First PageD

tContinued from First Page)
mower Lcrl Bolee machine, which will
Ie one of the fastest vehicles ever con-
structed. NJ, Bolee himself says II Will
give nearly one hundred horsepower on
iii. lroha and cover the ground at soma.
thing like $40 kilometres (S l-2 lniles) an
hour, This high power machine. OF when
Mr., Stern has ordered dozen, VIII pc
essentially q touring machine.
Regulation OF Tariff
A delegation from the Automobile clup
de France, headed by the Baron de any
len and the Marquis de Dion, waited on
Inc Minister OF the Interior, NJ, lStlenne'
this week with regard to g PROPOSED COM
ndssi IN on tie circulation of automonlies
Ia PARIS
II has been ,;ntr red that strict means
would be c,i,r'tyed which would 40 harm
10 tic p.cgress OF the industry, me
Minister cnnppcla the deputation that
such reports wer, groundless and mat
In regulating Paris Traffic care would be
taken 10 do no lnluly whatever to tne
vast trads On ,.l.ich so many thousands
nov 1urend
Another deputation from the a, G. F,
has also interviewed President l-ounet.
liz Object was to obtain NJ. Lonbelfs
consent TO open an automobile show ~
the Grand Falais and adjoining buildings
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King. :. -. (. quarter back. Brown J
Hudgins. left half back. Hewitt 4
Fetzer.. .....r right half back. Holiday
Hoy. full conrad
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CIV. WEsTBURY, D, P. A.,
Richmond.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-10
CIRCUIT COURT
AND GRAND JURY
LOOKING INFO KILLING
OF ELLIS NEAR WESTON.
Dr. Cashatt Was Fined $75 for Assault
and Battery, While DIR. Turley Was
Released-Louis Hughes Sentenced
TO IS Months i'm the Penitentiary
for Stealing ClOthes-Grand jury
Expected to ConciNie Its Delibera-
Aons Tonight.

In the circuit court today the case
of Harry Gibson versus Lee Kennard,
appealed from the Justices court, was
tried. but up to 8 o'clock no verdict
had yet been returned by the jury.
AT IL O'Clock no true bill was re-
turned by the grand jury against w.
G. Kent. for assault with a dangerous
weapon. nor against Dan Hart for
larceny from the person. Several in
dictments were voted during the day
by the grand jury, but up to 4 o'clock
had not been presented to the court,
and 1t could not be learned against
whom they were returned.
In the Moses Taylor case a demur-
rer has been filed by the defense, in
which 1t is maintained that the in
dictment is not sufficient. The de-
murrer will be argued Monday.
According to District Attorney
Phelps 1t is the desire of the grand
jury to finish its labors tonight, and
consequently some very interesting
reports are liable to be filed with the
circuit judge this evening. Up to this
time no reports have been made in
the Martin case, nor have any been
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-10

made in regard to the gambling cases
in regard to which numerous witnesses
have been brought before the jury
during the past few days.
Yesterday afternoon a number of
witnesses from the Weston country
were brought before the jury to testi-
fy concerning the killing of young
Ellis on Weston mountain last fall.
II has been known for some time that
the sheriff's office and others have
been working on clew in that case,
bun nothing has been given out as to
the identity of the suspected party or
parties. Ten or IL witnesses in all
were subpoenaed in the case.
In the case of Drs. CasSaatt and Tur-
ley for assault and battery upon DR..
j. A. Best, the former entered a plea
of guilty and was fined SIS, while
Turley was released.
Louis Hughes colored, who stole
some clothing from the Hennings ci-
gar store the day after being released
from the county Jail. was given
sentence of. IS months in the peniten-
tiary, having pleaded guilty to the
charge.