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The Washington times., 1906-08-14

Earned runs-Garrett Park. -; Forest Glen
5. Two-hase hits-Kelley. SUoddard. Flack. 2.
oaeld. stolen bases-Ohed, 2; Kelley 2.
StoddaVd J. First base on baIIs-On J. KEEL
ley. p on c. Kelley. 8. Struck Out-By J.
Kelley. 5; by A. Kelley. /. Left on bases
Garrett Park, s, Forest Glen. g. Time OF
game hours and 10 minutes. Empires
AIeIlican and Cdndist
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For Sale-FaTmS.

FOR SALE-Pouitry farm. 20 acres. 6-roon,
house ana out buildings; good water: plenty
fruit; near railroad station Price s. 0OO
e4S acres In Loudoun county; good house
and out buildings. half in timber that viii
paw for farm. price. $780, one-third cash
balance 10 suit Call on or address,.
J. ". BANCKMAN q SON.
aul4-3t Herndon, Va.
FINE FARMS and country homes, suburban
houses and lots. also 900 bargain homes
lu Washington. u. G.. Maryland. and Vir-
ginia Write for latest bulletin. and what
you are looking for. We may have just the
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, ouray Bldg.
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For Stables.

BRICK STABLE. suitable for two auto
mobiles or two horses and carriages Il0
J. 81. aul@-3t
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DR.. Le alderman.

Washing,on-s Leading Specialist on all coz.
tagious blood skin. and private diseases %
rssn ana women Structure, Drug habit,
Marquis Debility; also kidney, bladder.
i've and stomach trouble cured forever
AAvice free. Hours. 10 Il ana 20 o. also
on T1sesday and Saturday evening. 10 S.
EnndaYa cinsri. ~ Tenth ST ~ w
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Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r

Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave, anS St
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every other Hour On the Odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
100 a-m.-Diner. Pullman PaTIOr.
IS 800 a.m.-gunet. ParlcI. Hr Train.
90 a.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
SI.OO pm.-Dlner and Pullman Par.or Car
s2.00 d r-''RoyaI Limited" All Pullman
100 D m-COaChes 10 Philadelphia
500 p.In.-Dluer And Pullman Par.nr.
$50 p.ln.-Coaches 10 Philadelphia
sell 80 p.m.-Sleepers
s2.5I a.m.-SltepeTs.
ATLANTIC CITY, '-.57.'T.OO. ',,O). IL 90
a. IN. 'l-UJ, 800, . " p m;
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, Z A n. 10 p u
10 EALTnORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week days. 2.55, 5.uO. CSC. 100. 10. 500
S.s0. 500 s.33. 1000, 100 a. M, 1900 noon.
I9-95 500 200 100. 4-UU. t-4J. 200. sos 5:gJ
goo, GO. 100 500. l0.UJ. l0-s5. u.s0. u:55
, sundays lu z.57. 200. 10 $50. 800. 1000
moo a m. 100 ll5. 500. 1890. 800. 5-3J. G.31
500. 1900. IO.S5, Il 80. II II ~ y ?. m.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'n:oo a. m.
cTNciNNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTSBURG. 'n.0o a. M, $40 p NJ. -l2.4O
night. 49, v--
- 30 ,. m
WINCHESTER, $50 a. m 1905. T5:oO ? m.
ANNAPOIIS. week days, 80 = H.. IL -OJ
nosn, 600 p. Sundays. $50 = N. aad
- Tu + ~ and ELKToN. '4;O5 p. m. parlor
1FFREDERIcK. ISIS. ''9I5. 'lO:O5. tlI0o
a. m. al Is. f4:O5. 1850 p m
HAGERSTOWN. flO.Oo a m. and IS 90 p. m.
BOW ana way points. 1875. .-9:I5 a, m.
''ii5. f5:g5. i e. '-lo: I tn's9 o, pm.
- "a m 4l2.5U, s@I:15 1871 s5:O5
80 80, 80. s'I:S5. 10 III 80 ?. m.
points ISIS. rs a. Ia. ''l:l5, 1870. Is 80
?.
Pezer-atton 81 Sleeping OF PaTlDT Car
space. rates OF fare, ete., VIII be quickly fur
nisbed RY TELEPHONE al ali OF the fol-
Io,Aing Ticket Olbces. l4l7 q ST. Telephone
Main 1891: 6l9 Pennsylvania Ave: Telephone
Main 2S7; station, New Jersey Ave. and c
St. Ticket once: Telephone East 6sl; IN
soE1natioR BursAu. East IA mvlA-te
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Caretaker.

NNANTED-Care Of furnished OF partly fur
nished house fiat; best Of references. Ad-
dress BOX AZ. Times office II
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Virginia Resorts.

RoCEBzxocE ALUM SPRINGS, va.
A delightful mountain resort. always cool
Unsurpassed mineral waters Excellent eul-
sine. COLI links. Tennis. dancing. Take
WesJbound c. * o. through trains % Mill
horo Va six miles run from washington.
Reduced rouud-trip tickets. Illustrated book
let Write Mrs. ROSA l.. YOUNG, Rock
bridge Alum Springs. Va
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For Rent-FlatS.

FOR RENT-CoIored T0S 18th ST. ne; nice
basin neatly papereds rent only SIG. q. CLIFF
FORD A. BORDEN. COS 5th ST. nv. aul4-3t
-FOUR ROOM FLAT and bath. fourth floor.
h0t-Water heat. SO. 2030 81. nv. aul4-6t
FOR RENT-Duncan st. ne, four rooms and
bath. $3.50. WASHINGTON REALTY COM
PANY. auI3-3I
FOR RENT-5Isls NJ 81. ne, four rooms auI
bath. newly papered; $3.50 WASHINGTON
REALTY COMPANY. aul8-3t
FOR RENT-IO54 eth ST. ne. 5 rooms. porce-
lain BATH gas range. nicely paptred Key
az grocery. corner 9TH and J. SIS ne
Apply TO +. s COLLINS co. iIuCD.
7O3 18th 81 nv. aul--3t
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Fuur room nat.
nicely furnished. second floor SIS, 1913 lsta
81. NV aul2-3t
FOR RENT-second moor nat. three large.
cool quiet rooms buffet kitchen good con-
diti0n- 80 \ 81. aul2-8t
so25 DUMBARTON AVE-First story end nat
I'VE rooms bath and cellar. near both car
lines: 1850 per month. !. s. FRASER. Fen
dali building. oull-5t
FOR RENT-Flats In The MADEIRA 707 22d
-. Attractive four and i've room fats
steam heat: lanItOr service. new. with modern
construction. convenient 20 cars very rea-
sonable prices. only $3.50 20 $50 Large side
yards and thoroughly lighted.
JORDAN & BLOOMER. Inc,
jysl-l4t 1914 @ 81. NV.
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Earned run5--ISappahanuock. J. Home
run-McLane. Left on bases-Lost Creek
2 Struck out-By King s. by Wolf. IS
Bases on balls-Oh King. q Umpire-P
MlIane,
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Business Property.

FOR. SALE-MOdern f0ur-story business build
fnE llIs and 1921 II 81. ne, investigate
UPERISTENDENT. on premises.
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Ni4A "a A-E-AL lle4lI.s.I-. LLItE acres 4aTDI1l
house. barn, poultry house. meat house, cell
lar well ru porch. grove Of oaks around
house Address OWNER. BOX To-. Herndou.
Va aul3-5t
ONE-HALF-ACRE LOTS. 500 10 $50. on
terms 20 suit you. all well shaded Nith FULL
grown trees located within che fare q any
part Of city. lu a high and healthy section, at
North TakaUa Park fine. wide. graded
streets. cement sidewalks. schools. churches
stores, water. sewer, gas For fun partlcu-
lars apply COLLINS-GUERRI CO. 62l 18th
81 nv. aul2-l0t
FOR sALE-Cozy home. one acre. growing
crop. barn. wagon shed. chicken house. hne
water ten minutes walk '-1m Auhlhal
station Va. Washington. Z lugton and
Falls Church r. r.. Va r. A GERKE.
owner. auI--at
FOR SALE-I5l per cent investment. Lots
with 1000 square feet. beautifully located.
right On car line Good shade and rne water.
Cement walk Price $50 % $50 per IOt. This
price for s. days only. For plat AMI other
Information apply EDW ARD DANIELS. I4l5
II ST. Maryland building aull-6t
FOR SAL.E-VVe have two six and eight Tuou
houses al EerWyu. Dear steam and trolley.
which we can sell on month 3 payments,
same as rent u taken st once grounds
fenced room Tor garden, OTcl .. and chick
ems. horse and COW JOHN ). .ALElNEh d
CO. 5U2 r aul9-ot
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For Exchange.

VIII. TRADE 81. 900 equity I'm Washington
house for farm or timber In Virginia BON
2 Guineys. Va. aus-bt-eNsl
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For Suburban.

FOR kent-Suhurhan.
WANTED-Renned couple 20 join like couple
in renting nine-room so suburban home. one
car fare. Address BOX sos. Times office.
au19-St
FOR REST-570S Brightwood ave. six-room
brick; all modern improvements new and
delightfully."- situated; one fare. Inquire 570d
BrghtEood ave or ROOM zo9. Stewart build
Ing, auI4-5t
FOR RENT-Four-room house. well. free nre
wood; one car fare: s. monthly BOG Sth ST,
Room s, auI3-3t
FOR RENT-S25: ten-room house. four acres.
sheds stables. henhouses. on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence ST. JOHN /. kNOPP,
corner Goth and Jackson SITS. ne. aui-tf
FOR RENT-sl5: two new six-rOom houses
in Langdon. JOHN L. KNOPP. corner 20Jh
and Jackson SITS ne. aul-tf
Money 20 Loan
On Real Estate.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. {. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates or interest Payments on prtn-
ctpal in amounts Of $l0J OF more received a.
AN interest period. THE +. II. SMITH CO.
Bond building. 1908 New York ave.
MONEY TO I.OAN-Sz50 10 $780, 600 on D. c.
real estate. Interest low. aud al uaasae-
lions conducted with economical cOnSldeTa'
~ WM -. SAUNDERS < CO..
l4O7 + ST N IS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D c. Real Estate NJ
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER.
fe4-tf 1920 + 81. NV.
HONEY no loan on Real Estate al "A and
per cent Every consideration sno" =
borrower.
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
o0T c STREET N W a0z-t:
MONEY TO LOAN on approved CITY real ss-
tate at 4. ~. and per cent interest. Spe-
Ciai privileges with respect 10 prior payments
Large amounts a speciality TYLER 4
RUTHERFORD. 1891 + a. NV acl0-tf
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Colonial Beach.

NEW ONE-ROOM COTTAGE. s. week.
ii ST ne. Atl+-at
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For Rent-Houses,


FOR EENT-By ROBERT c. sHINN,
Phone NJ. 5l59, l4lQ c 81, NV.
1904 z 81. Sc. est 6r. and b.: rent. 30
1887 d 81. Sc, est 6r, and b.; rent $50 80
26ll MessmoTe pl., ST. and b., detached $50 90
1893 Shepard ST NV. Sr. d b.. detached. $40 80
1913 list, % floor apartment rooms sec 30
EEMEMEER,
SELL AND RENT HOUSES.
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FOR RENT-45S p st. NV. 10 rooms and
bath. corner house. large yard ........ $50 50
ia Rhode Island ave NV. o rooms and $40 IN
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. 6oi 5th NV.
auli-st
For RFNr-,15 Der month. 1s2s 5tA st NV,
six rooms and bath; front ana rear poLch'
house as neat as pin Inquire 80 'th St NV
auI4-3t
800 and sn 18th st. ne rooms. bath, so %
70I Brewers CT. ne. rT-s.'-------- 10 81
FrightWood ave. rooms and bath 22.5
6lb 18th ST. NV. coli -----..''''''--' go
Flat l4l5 4 ST. NV, ID noor. '...''''.'.'.- $500
store Gus Pennsylvania ave nW.--.-..... 100. 90
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 6lZ 18th St NV.
auu. 1914
1S21 C. ST. NV.-Eleyen rooms and bath; large
rear and front yards only 50
KARRICK & METCALF. 1888 o 81. NV.
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WANTED-Ir you want good tenants place
your property with GRACE NJ THOMAS.
au10-s0t Corcoran bldg
FoR RENT-Houses. apartments. ana ofneen
IN ali parts OF the city. For detailed nst
send call at our once.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
iA4 ST. ~ ". jss-tt
For Renl-Apartmenrs.
No. $500 9Th NV. rooms. rent free 10
september 1..--......---.-- ssA ~
NO. 500 . 81 NV. rooms and bath
No. III Euclid ST NV. rooms. fur-
Three rooms in central northwest...... 81. 90
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Qnc),
1903 New York Ave.
FOR RENT-Most desirable hats. every mod
ern convenience, 2451 = 81. NV $3.50 per
month. Inquire 2lll C St nv OF g2s b ST.
nv. au4-12t-eISu
slI6 18th ST. Nw-Four rooms and tueI
bath. rear yard and porch. hot-water heat.
KARRIcK d METCALF. 1888 c st. NV.
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KENT, 10 North Carolina ave. ST.. six OUT
side rooms and bath rear porch and yard.
steam heat hot water janitur service one
month free. rent. $3.50
KABRIck q METSALF. 1888 g OF NV.
aul2-tf
IS TO SO for two and three room apartments
In the Dorchester. corner 18th ST and Mary
land ave. sw.; handsome baths, steam heat
bot and cold water Janltor service. auo-t
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READ TniSTl!

W. WiI Loan You $40 90 $500
IN vuur furniture, plano. exc Our rates a.
Iovrest our rebate system the most liberal
snd cur business strictly confidential Loans
ain o1hrr companies paid of ..a3 ,e-es
raoD,v advanced at a lower rate
40 EXTRA CHARGES FOR NOTARy
FFIcS OR DRAWING TIP P&PERS-
Reliance Loan and Trust Co,
So Ssventa ST. y. ".
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SHERW Cd,
RHODE ISLAND AVE. ~ r.
LARGE LOTS HIGH ELEVATION.
on direct car line
WILL BUILD YOU A HOME
Prices reasonable Easy terms.
Call Tor further particulars,
EDWARDS LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. III lzth 81. y. W,
JyE-tf
HIGHLAND PARK. high and healthy. Why
buy a z5-f10t l0t when the same money vii.
purchase acre Of land ga Highland iark
Only slJ0 cash. balance monthly. Convenient
10 al cars and Government buildings. Cali
and let show you this property.
PERCY Il. RUSSELL.
Exclusive agent. Russell Building.
W &C. ST. B.. ".
Syls-Eot
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WANTED-Renned couple 20 join like couple
in renting nine-ToOm so suburban home one
car fare Address BOX sos. Times office.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
FACTS WILDLY
EXAGGERATED
TYPHOID NOT NEARLY
\ SERIOUS EPIDEMIC.
instead of the Hospital Being Full
OF Typhoid Cases. There Are But
Seven or Eight, While All the Cases
There and Elsewhere I'm PendIeton
Are Mild. and a Large Proportion
Are From Out of Town-BoiI All
Drinking Water.

Although there is considerable tv-
phoid fever in Pendleton at this time
'he disease is far from being as prev
alent as current rumors would indi-
cate. Within the past few days MANY
wild stories have been told regarding
the alarming number of cases within
the CITY one being that there are now
20 cases at the hospital alone.
This morning careful inquiry was
made among the physicians, and If
was learned that there are but seven
or eight cases at the hospital, while
the total number of patients there is
less than 23.
In the opinion of Dr. Ringo there
are now between 50 and 40 cases
of typhoid in the city, whereas cur
rent reports indicate several times
that number.
OF those who have the disease
many have been brought to town
from the adjoining country, nearly
all of the hospital cases being from
out of town.
owing to the continued hot weather
the doctors declare there is danger Of
a further spread of the disease
though at present the epidemic is at
a standstill. Accordingly they advo-
cate all possible precautions against
the disease. and especially urge that
no water be used that has not been
boiled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
NEW RATE BILL IN FORCE.
Interstate Commerce Commission Be.
gins Work of Regulation.

Washington, July 13.-Henry C.
Adams, chief statistlcian of the inter-
state commerce commission, has been
summoned from the University of
Michigan to meet with the commits
sion to lsider plans for inaugurating
as soon possible a system of super
vision o, railroad acts as authorized
by the new rate law. 1t is beginning
to be realized that this feature OF
the law will give the commission large
powers to prevent over-capitalization
and stock watering
The commission intends to formu-
late rules so that an accounting pro-
vision may be put into full effect over
the country by January /, and pro-
duce uniformity I'm accounting and re-
porting methods, beginning with 1901.
1t is expected that the commissions
next session will support La Follette's
demand for the appraisal of railroad
property. This would require a sub
ordinate commission under the gem
eral direction of the interstate COM
merce commission. It would cost
probably 100000 and take two
years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
KILLED WHILE
STEALING RIDE
VICTIM EVIDENTLY
MAN OF REFINEMENT.
Was Well Dressed and Had Some
Money-Met Death While Attcmpt-
ing to Swing 10 Perch Under /,
Car-Iettcrs Indicate That He Was
From Los Angelcs-Lcgs Cut OFF,
and Sustained Other Injuries

While attempting 10 steal ride
on an O. r. a " freight train at
Wallula yesterday afternoon, George
Mckinley, young man 25 years of
age. ana having every mark of re-
finement about him, fell under the
wheels and was almost instantly
killed
Mckinley and companion at
tempted to swing under a car to
catch the brakebeam, and Mckinley
losing his grip on the truss rods of the
car fell beneath the wheels. both legs
being cut off, one ear cut off close to
his skull and he WAS also injured in
ternally
He died few moments later while
he was being taken to the Walla
Walla hospital.
1t is evident that he was not a
hobo, as he had considerable money
in his pocket and was fairly we'll
dressed. He had the appearance OF
being an educated man, was refined
in manners, and was trying to save
his money by beating his way.
He gave the name of brother-in-
law living in Portland before he died.
1t is said that letters found upon his
person indicates that he is from Los
Angeles where his mother resides.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Washington, July 13.-The govern
ment is using its good offices to pre-
vent an actual declaration of war by
Salvador and Guatemala. Dispatches
today indicate so serious a situation
that Acting Secretary Baron has cabl-
ed Minister Merry at San Salvador,
and Combs, at Guatemala City, to use
their influence with the respective
governments to prevent a continuance
of the hostilties now in progress. Am
bassador Thompson to Mexico is also
ordered to request the cooperation
of the Mexican government
Merry cables that fighting is now in
progress. 1t is believed here the Sal
vadoran forces have been divided and
that Guatemalans are in pursuit in two
fleeing columns.
Merry cables that Salvador is will
ling to cease hostilities, and says SAL
vador is complaining of Guatemala's
aggressive attitude" A cable from
the Guatemala legation says Regala-
dos death removes the only obstacle
to peace,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
BIG ESTATE PAYS TAX.
SuattOn Heirs Must Contribute $780,
900 to Colorado Income Tax.

Colorado Springs, July 13.-The es-
tate of w. s. Stratton must pay to
the state Of Colorado an inheritance
tax on about $5,500,O 900. This will
add approximately by $2S0,00O to the
states Golfers. 1t has already been
decided that the estate shall pay an
inheritance tax on at least $4,000, 900
worth of property. and Judge Robert
Kerr, of the county court, is holding
property valued at 100000 in abey-
ance. The executors will probably
be compelled to pay tax on most of
this property. The estate was finally
originally appraised at s6,307, 1926.
The above is the result Of the inher-
itance tax suit which has been under
way in the county court 70 rthe past
two days. The proceedings have been
held privately in Judge Kerr's cham
bers. 1t Is understood that court or
ders giving full details will be entered
next Tuesday. Assistant Attorney
General w. r. Ramsey and State Sen
ator Arthur Cornfcrth have repre-
sented the state of Colorado in the
case, and Henry McAllister, ir.. has
acted as attorney for the Stratton
estate.
When the estate was appraised at
S6,307, 1926 the executors refused to
pay an inheritance tax on this amount
because of outstanding indebtedness,
law suits pending against the estate
and legacies left by the millionaire
mine owner. 1t was to determine just
what portion of the estate was sub
ject to an inheritance tax that the suit
was brought by the state. It has been
agreed that $5,000,000 worth of prop
erty is subject to taxation. The
amount now in allegiance amounts to
100000, and it is said that about
100000 of this amount will be de-
clared taxable. The exact amount
cannot be determined until suits
against the estate now pending in the
United States courts are settled
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
New BattleShip Ordered.

Washington, July 13.-The secretary
OF the navy awarded the contract for
building the battleships South Caroli-
ma and Michigan. The Cramps will
build one and the New York Shin
building company the other. They are
Identical with the Minnesota. and ar.
or 1900 tons tonnage each.
The contracts were TODAY awarded
for half the armor plate contract for
the battleships South Carolina and
Michigan to the Midvale Steel comma
NY, and one-fourth to each of the So
called trust companies. the Carnegie
ana Bethlehem establishments.
Bonaparte this afternoon stated that
1t has been represented to him that
II the Carnegie and Bethlehem COM
panies did not receive a part of the
contract they would be forced to close.
The claim appeared to the secretary
be substantiated, and he said he
thought the best results have been at
tanned to secure the most expeditions
delivery of material by dividing the
contracts amongst the three bidders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

ored employe of the railroad company,
who is heartbroken over the affair.
He arrived here this morning in quest
Of the runaways and after locating
them appeared before the district at
terday to prefer a charge against Heb
ner About 8 o'clock District Attor-
ney Phelps filed an indictment charg-
ing the young man with fornication.
Just what will be done IN the case
is not yet known, but unless a compro-
mise is agreed upon Hebner will face
serious crime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Surveying Down Snake River.

Huntington, July 13.-Another
party Of surveyors are here awaiting
the arrival of boat to convey them
down the Snake river. This boat will
be the third to go down the river car
rying o. S. L. surveyors on the new
extension from this place to Lewiston.
The work of cross-sectioning has be-
gun and 1t is reported that grading on
the first 81 miles will shortly begin
commencing at this place and making
an entirely new grade from what the
road occupies at the present time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Oyster Bay July 13.-Detectives are
keeping under surveillance a woman
believed to be Mrs. A. L. Case, board
ing near the executive office and
seeking a chance to see Mrs. Roose-
welt ION a matter of life or death"
She asks everybody to direct her to a
place where she can intercept the
president on his daily ride.
Mrs. Case was once incarcerated for
insanity at Washington. She moved
her quarters today to the next door
to Loebe. She still insists on seeing
the president, but more particularly
Mrs. Roosevelt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
EL0PERS FROM THE DALLEs ARRESTED

An eloping couple from The Dalles
was arrested here at l o'clock this
afternoon by Marshal Tom Gurdane,
and the two were held in custody at
the recorders office during the after
noon. Harry Hebner is the name of
the man in the case, and he gives his
age as IS, while the girl is Helen
Watt II years OF age.
According to accounts the couple
arrived in Pendleton severay days ago
after having run away from The
balles. The girl is the daughter of
James w. Watts, an old-time and hon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
BRYAN WOULD DISARM.
Opposed to Any Nation Increasing Its
Armament.

London, July 1S.-Bryan said: ~
was much interested in Haldane's
speech yesterday and believe his
scheme to mean general reduction
OF all armies. I am opposed to any
increase in the armament OF Ameri-
ca, or of any other country. What
is needed is the application OF iuterri-
gent principles in the organization Of
an efficient force
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Washington, July 13,-The inter-
state commerce commission this
morning mailed a circular letter to
all railroads in the United States
calling for information about the
grain business In the territory Of
each, and the relations of the grain
and railroad business and the connec-
tions between the officers of the grain
companies and the railroads.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13

Immediately after he had drank
the solution the young man was taken
seriously i'll, and DR.. Dorm Of this
place was hastily summoned. He left
at once for the Failing home. and in
the meantime soapy water was given
the patient in hopes of counteracting
the effects OF the poison.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
Rioting mt st. Petersburg.

st, Petersburg, July 1S.-working-
mer and their sympathizers this
morning marched toward the winter
palace carrying red flags and singing
revolutionary songs, and refused to
obey orders to disperse, The police
charged. Two workingmen were kill
cd and many hurt. The remainder
scattered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-13
DOC. FAILING ACCIDENTALLY POISONED

Echo, Ore, July 1S,-(Special to
the East Oregonian) Doc Failing. a
young man of this place, was seriously
poisoned this morning by drinking
solution of bichloride of mercury.
thinking the same was water. The
accident happened at the home of
John Failing, brother OF the one
poisoned.