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Evening journal., 1907-07-03
"JOHNNIES" LOST
THIRD OF SERIES
Win netOn Laid Them Out
Yesterday by a Score of
Two TO One

Well We met the enemy and they we're
ours again at South side Park yesterday
afternoon. but we had TO dig to scratch
out THAI two 10 ono Victory for tho people
fsom the connemaugh Valley are certain
ly playing bail some.
The game. however. was slow from tho
standpoint Of the fms and the condi-
tion Of the grounds and the mcanncss OF
the weather did not help things along any.
for the second time Mr. Bauscwlne. who
was scheduled to ofncfte, did not put
IN an appearance and Roberts for the
locals and sullivan for Johhsiown. judged
hhe contest
Morris wolfe occupied the box for WI
mWgton anFBrady heaved them over for
Johnstown Wolfe was not in his usual
form and had Il not boon for the support
given him the story might have been dif-
1erent
Brady gave Tho Peaches six hits. the
two coming in the eighth inning turning
the trick Pete Cassidy was back on
first and despite his injured leg played
a good game, and his two bagger IN tho
eighth was greatly responsible for the
home team pulling out Of the hole. But
one error marred the playing OF the locals
and that was made by Kirk az short and
this did not come until tho ninth.
Wilmington scored ono in the frst in
ming. Lynch was given a pass. stole Sec
ond and went to third on an error by the
catcher. He came home on an error by
the first baseman. In the eishth Cassidy
doubled after Lynch had famed. NIcFar-
land put single into right field and Cas-
sldy came home.
Johnstown scored ono IN the fourth in-
ming. kellener the first man up singled.
was sacrihced 20 second and came home
on a single by Wdltse. The score follows:
NII.NTIhHTpN
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Observed Close Of Year.

Members Of Encampment No "a
Union Veteran Legion, observed the
close Of their fiscal year last evening
An American flag was presented to the
encampment by National Junior Vice
Commander Smith
After routine business had been
transacted. refreshments were served
General William A. Reilly enlivened
the occasion with several songs, which
were enthusiastically received by those
preson.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
AmerIean Leaaue.
YEsTERpAY,s GAMES.

New York. s.; Athletics, 2. 10 innings.
Washington, G.; Boston, ?.
Cleveland, q; Chicago, 0.
Detroit. s: st. Louis 8.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Athletics at New York
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
seaford Wins Another.

sEAFORD. July s.-In a fast played
game here yesterday East Newmarket
was shut out for the second time by Sea-
ford. Cunningham allowed only two hits,
striking out eleven men.
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Successor to Eekels.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-George e.
Roberts director Of the Mint. viii re-
sign soon to become president Of the
Commercial National Bank OF Chicago.
succeeding the late James H. Eckles.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03

If we could take you through
our establishment, and show you
the vast care and cleanliness
which produce the old original
egg and sugar coated ArbucEIes'
Ariosa Coffee, no one could
ever tempt you to change to
any other coffee.
4RBUcKLE BROS. New York CITY.
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s.. PauIIs On Annual Exeursion.

St. Paurs r. c. Church went to
Woodland Beach today on its annual
excursion. About 500 members OF the
parish made the trip, and all were bent
on having a good time.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
Baltimores,,

i''aenhein and glgi.i,,,,-. % s-
terday bough, -,,cts
Of liquors in the -. 49,, ~
$500. The purchan =. -. - ybo
brought about s.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TRi- STATE STANDING
vEsrERnAYls GAMEs.

YES EHTINT7o INT ..
Wilmington. o; Johnstnwn, >
Williamsport, 3; York l.
Trenton. 2; Altoona. Q.
Lancaster, 3; HARRISBURG. ..
Harrisburg, 8; Lancaster, Q.
SCHEDULED FOR Toll DAY
Johnstown at Altoona.
Lancaster at Wllamspoft
Harrisburg at York.
Wilmington at Trenton.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
nHAMP.oNsHIP REcoRps-
YEsTERDAYs SCORES.

Boston, .; phlllies, 1.
P.tishurg, 4; ST. Louis, 3.
Brooklyn, s; New York, ?.
Chicago. 3; Cincinnati, 3.
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
JOHNsTOWN.
SCORE BY INNINGS

W liili'hton '.''' go ..t.. 0 30 o % ] *
Johnstown 49,. o.. .OOoto003o
harned runs Wimlnston, i; Johnsiown,
j. stolen bases, Lynch, Kirk, Koepman;
two-hase hits Grady, Cassidy; sacrifice
hais. Conn, BrouthoN, .; double play.
Wolfe. TO Cassidy buses on baus, of
Wolfe b on Brady, struck out. by
BRADY q by Wolfe, 5; hit by pitched ba !.
Raymer Kellener koepmani Wild pitch.
Wolfe; left on bases. Wilmington. 6:
Johnstown 9; time, 1865; umpires Roberts
and sullivan
Evening journal., 1907-07-03
scHEnulED Zoe HOLIDAY

Boston az Philadelphia
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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TO THEIR JOBS

San Francisco. July 30.-The 16
new supervisors appointed by Mayor
Taylor we're to assume office at a
meeting of the supervisorial body
yesterday afternoon, when the Is
remaining members of the old
board, to whom immunity contracts
were given by the bribery graft pro
secution, we're to sumbit their res
ignations for immediate acceptance.
But the program temporarily fell
through, owing to the absence of
four of the 10. Supervisors Cole
man, Coffey, Davis and McGushin
did not present themselves at the
board rooms in answer to notifica-
tion by District Attorney Landgon
and after wait of nearly four hours
the meeting was abandoned.
The other incumbents- Furey,
Gallagher, Harrigan, Kelly, Loner-
gan, Mamoek, Nicholas, Philips, Rea,
Sanderson and Walsh-signed each
the following typewritten resignation
presented by Mr.. Langdon:
II herbey resign from the office CT
supervisor of the city and county of
San Francisco and as a member of
the board of supervisors of said city
and county; this resignation to take
effect upon the presentation to the
clerk of the said board of supervis
Ors.
At last nights session Of the sup.
eIvisorial board the designations of
Supervisors Coleman, Coffey and
Davis we're received, McGushin being
the only one of the 10 who failed to
retire according to the plan arranged.
He had disappeared and could not
be summoned. The new members
we're installed ithout formsIity.
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are under consideration and will be
acted upon during the autumn.
LABOR TROUBLES AT NOME
Business at SUandstill Through
tout the Whole Country.

Portland, Ore, July 3O.-Captain
p. j. Werlich, in charge Of the 18th
Lighthouse district has returned from
a 10 days. journey in Alaskan waters,
during which he travelled 1000 miles
Besides visiting every lighthouse in
his district. Captain Werlich also
stopped at every town of any impor-
lance. The most interesting news be
brings is that business is at stand !.
still In the Nome country because of
labor troubles which began June 30.
Captain Werlich says that it is
doubtful il steamers in the Nome
trade will make second trip north
this year because of the stagnation In
business.
This is in the face of expectations
that they would handle a bigger
traffic than ever before
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LWAUKEEVS. FERRELL

The action, which was raised some
time ago, is for the purpose of COM
polling performance of a contract
alleged to have been entered into on
April % last and by which the de-
PENDANTS, in consideration of the sum
of So agreed to give the Chicago,
Milwaukee q ST. Paul the right to
purchase a strip of land 100 feet in
width through certain lands belong
ing to them. The strip of land is
be to be used as a right of way, and
the purchase had to be made hefUIt
September /.
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INCREASE OF WAGES
Report that Rocky Mountain
Bell Will Make Advance.

A repor; comes from Salt Lake
that beginning August / the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company
will pay So. 90 a day to It's linemen
in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming and
s3. 10 a day To its linemen in Mon
tana outside of Butte. Cable splfcer's
wages will be raised TO s4.25 In
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming and to
s4.50 in Montana outside of Butte.
This is an increase Of 90 cents day
In Montana and 30 cents a day In tho
three other states.
Establishments Of wages OF other
classes of employees will be made 10
meet the new conditions.
This announcement follows the
abandonment Of negotiations with the
striking linemen and the terms offer
cd to non-union men are similar to
those offered as a compromise TO the
strikers.
X. E. Hart, local superintendent,
when seen, stated be knew nothing
more than what he bad read In the
Salt Lake report.
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cottage occupied by his family and
received many callers. He expects
to leave for Denver Thursday.
Attorney barrow of Chicago made
the formal application for Meyers
release, aud no word of objection
was interposed by Senator Borah,
representing the state. When It
came to fixing the amount Senator
Borah named $40, 600.
"1hat 10 reasonable aud suits us, f"
said MIR. barrow.
EARLY TRIAL FOR PETTIBONE
As to Pettibone, Mr.. barrow urged
that the earliest possible date be
hxed for his trial. The next term
Of court begins September 4, and
Judge Wood said he would like to
clear the calendar as far as possible
before going into an extended trial.
October | was then set az date
agreeable TO all parties.
The miners union of Butte fur
nishes the bond for Meyer. The
Butte local is the wealthiest In the
Federation and carries from 800,
900 to $3.50, 900 on deposit. IL
puts up s25, 600 as security to the
First National bank of this city,
whose officers sign the bond.
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city and leaving the plant out of
consideration, it must be protected
for the safety of the city in case of a
fire.
Boyd Hamilton stated the exposed
condition of the lumber plant was a
menace to the city.
Councilman Barr commended the
plant was not properly protected with
the main running down Fourth street,
which he stated was not more than
five or six inch pipe while it should
be not less than eight inches and
therefore the present main carried in
sufficient water to furnish adequate
protection. He maintained at a
small expense a proper main could be
laid the short distance required and
secure all the protection necessary for
both plant and city. He stated the
company was anxious for the protec-
tion and was willing to Diake some
outlay ITSELF towards making connec-
tions. The resolution passed and the
replacing of the main was referred to
the water committee to be acted up
on next Monday night.
j. Jones q Carlson we're given
permission to use one half of the
street at the corner of Second and
Lakeside, for building material.
The council RENTED the assessment
for the curbing in front of Ford's sa-
loon on the ground the city did not
do the work.
The health officer was instructed to
have cesspools, vaults, alleys and
tackyards of all the resident and bus
mess parts of town properly cleaned.
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BEATS SUNDAY LAW

Portland Ore, July 80. A man
may give o friend a drink from his
private flask without breakiung the
Sunday closing Law, according to an
opinion given by George II. Cameron
IN the municipal court Cameron
gave the opinion in the case Of the
state vs.. Sam Pihegley, charged with
having given his friend. George Hig-
gins, a drink of whisky Sunday after
noon,
Pfheley was taken in custody Sun
day afternoon by Patrolman Jim And
erson In Blszier's saloon Tor having
given George Higgins a drink out Of
bis bottle Of whisksy The police
man found the two men ia the lava
tory Of the place and, according to
his testimony, Higgins WAS just hand.
ing the flask back to Pfhegley when
detected ia the act. PfheRley, In
default Of S25 cash bail, was locked
up, and the case came up in the pc.
lice court this morning.
A dress suit case containing
dozen quart bottles OF beer, which
was seized by the detectives, was de
elarsd coniiscated.
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RELEASED
BOND $4,000
Butte Union Furnishes CaSh--Pet-
tibOne Held Without Bail

Boise, Idaho, July 30, Charles
II, Meyer, president Of the Wester
Federation Of Miners and codefendant
with William d. Haywood, acquitted
Of the murder of ex-Governor
Steunenberg, was ordered released ON
$50, 600 bail by Judge Wood, who
presided at the Haywood trial.
He was released today and will
leave within - hours for his home
in Denver.
No application for bail was made
in the case OF George A. Pettlbone,
the third Of the alleged eonspirators.
but a motion was made for speedy
trial aud his case was ordered set
down for Tuesday, October l.
Counsel intimated today that they
might apply for bond for Pettlbone
later, but 1t is not believed that the
states attorneys will consent. IL
has been generally claimed that the
state has more nominating evidence
against Pettibone than any OF the
others, while II has been generally
conceded that the case against Meyer
is the weakest of the three. The
defense In the haywood case admitted
that there we're q number of things
for Mr.. Pettibone TO explain as to
his association with Harry Orchard
and the sending Of money to him,
but they said 1t would be- time
enough to deal with these matters
when Pettibone himself was put on
trial
Haywood today continued to re-
ceive many oongratulatory kilograms
from all sections of the country.
Haywood spent the day at the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-30
CHURCH TAKES VACATION
No Services to be Held in Aug
ust.

The absence Of so many of the con
gregation from the city, and the ex
IRENE heat which 10 likely to be ex
preienced during the month has led
to the closing Of the Presbyteri an
church for the month of August 1t
was first thought that the Sunday
school would he kept open, but the
school will try the experiment Of a
vacation also.
The pastor of the chruch had au
enlargement with the churches of st.
Louis to present the work Of the
northwest dTuing the month Of
August, but a cases of illness led to the
oancelling of this engagement, and
be will give the month to rscuperat-
ing on his homestead In the Clear
water country.
The fret Of September it Is pro
posed to open all lines Of church
work with renewed vigor and enthus-
iasm. Plans for enlargement aud
improvement Of the church building
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Juveniles in Court.

Henry Heyn, this morning, swore
TO complaint charging Ray Clark
with assault and battery upon his
son, Raymond Heyn. Justice A.
Blixt held hearing at 2:15 p. IN. at
which time it was learned the de-
fendent, Ray Clark, was under 10
years of age. Justice Blixt turned
the whole matter over to the juvenile
court at RathdEum. 1t is claimed
the Clark boy who is larger severely
attacked the Heyn boy.
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WANT BETTER
FIRE PROTECTION
Council Passes Appropriation Bill
for $lS,7lO

The council met last night an hour
late due to the fact that the key to
the council chambers could not be
located. M. d. Wright was the only
member absent.
The mayor announced that he had
been served with a notice That Robt.
Mann had brought suit against the
city petitiOninR that the assessment
against his property on Sherman
street for grading done by the city
during 1906 be set aside. Council
man s. III. McEuen made a motion
that the council instruct the city at
torney to appear for the city and
fight the case. 1t was unanimous.
Attorney J. L. McClear appeared
on behalf Of Mrs. }. A. Carter, resid-
ing at the corner of Front and
Twelfth streets petitioning the coun-
Gil to take such steps as would result
in securing her an outlet from her
property. Senator McClear also
presented to the council proposition
looking toward the opening of the
streets and alleys in Minniok's addi-
ton.
At this point a motion was made
by s II. MoEuen and seconded by
Boyd Hamilton that the council re
solve itself into an executive session
which was done and the room cleared
Of visitors.
Later the. council passed an ordin-
aDce appropriatlng SIS, ITO to meet
the necessary expense of the city for
the fiscal year beginning the first
Tuesday in May, 1907, as follows:
Salaries, ST91O; light aud water,
$500; public improvement fund,
$500; current expense, $4,000; i'm
provement Of city cemetery, $500.
The tax levy was fixed at 10 mills
on the dollar to meet the current
expense and a special tax of 2 mills
for a sinking fund to redeem out
standing warrants aggregating $4,000.
The city clerk was instructed to
certify to the tax collector that the
tax levy had been made, stating the
rate.
o. e. Barr presented a resolution
requesting that the Consumers Com
pany comply with that portion of
their franchise as granted by ordin-
anOe number SO requiring them to
lay water mains on Fifth street south
from its intersection with Front
street to Mullan avenue and east
along Mullan avenue to it's intersec-
ton and connect with the ten inch
main leading from the pumping sta
ton to the distributing system.
Mr.. Barr stated it was quite necessary
to protect the Occur d'Alene Lumber
company, for should its plant ever
burn it would never be rebuilt; that
the plant was a great benefit to the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-30
LIGHTENING'S FREAKS
Fires Mp. Section House at
RathdPum.

Rathdrum, Idaho, July 30.-One
of the severest electric storms ever
experienced in this section occurred
last night. The Northern Pacific
section house at this place was struck
by tightening and set on IRE the
roof being burned through. Volun-
teer iremen extinguished the fame
before much damage was done.
On the prairie, three miles south OF
town. the barn on the place Of X. c.
Bothwick was strcuk and burned to
the ground, with II tons of hay and
a wagon. One horse was strusk and
LiIIad. The total lose is about $1,000.
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Band Concert and Dance

The regular weekly open air con
cert will take place at the Blackwell
park on Friday at 7 AS D. m. After
the concert the band will give a
social dance in the pavilion. All
those interested in the welfare OF
our present exec lent band will avail
themselves of this opportunity to
assist the boys.
The band will furnish the music
which will be of its usual high grade.
The concret program will be be pub
lished later.
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Many alterations are being made
in the NcGoIdrick logging road be-
low the electric dock. The tripod
for the raising Of logs. is being trans
ferred 20 the lover side Of the logging
roa :. All the piling will be re
moved from between the two docks in
order to allow freight and passenger
traffic full sway between the docks.
The parking and pile driving will
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-30

William A. Williams. a new arriv-
al from Minnesota, purchased lot %
block 10. IAkeshore addition for
$500. He Is connected with large
mercantile establishment in the east
However he expects to dispose Of
his interest thsre and make Occur
d'Alene his permanent home.
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The Annual teachers examination
for Kootenai county will be held
August %, %, and "a, at the public
school building in Ratbdrum Sub
jecus for all grades Of certificates will
be considered, the examination be
ginning promptly at Q a. N.
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Wallace, Idaho, July 30.-A writ
Of lis pendens has been left with the
clerk of the county court in con-
nection with the action Of the Chi.
Cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
against Mr.. aud Mrs. w. W. Terrell.
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Mrs. George Brindle residing at
2l0 Occur d'AleBe street received
the news from Troy, Idaho. that Ida
BIO, that an eight pound boy was born
to her son and daughter in Law, Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Davis.
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FIRST ELECTRIC TRAIN

Spokane & Inland Has Got Into
PalouSe.
Palouse, Wash, July 30 The
Spokane a inland lie now electrically
equipped to this city, the first train
propelled by electricity coming in
yesterday at 4:30 p. M. The sub
station at this point is not yet
equipped because of delay in getting
material, and the trains are for the
present opertaed from the Garfield
substation. The Palouse depot II
to be the largest on the line outside
Of Spokane, and will be built during
the coming fall and winter.
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continue as above the electric dock
aud in front the bottom OF the lake
will be dredged out, making the lake
shore neat and accessible ut all seas
ons Of the year and at all places.
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Joseph Brophy, prominent
ranoher living north Of Avondale
school bouse, was in the city today.
lie states Mrs. Brophy has been very
i'll but ~ improving.
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The baby Of Mrs. Kitchener, who
lives at the corner of Ninth and
Montana streets, is suffering from
an attack of the measles.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

The president Of
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majority the
of o.
the of tbs houset
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A strong ball game will be played
h, ,he Wallace and Occur 6'AleDe
tam at WoodIawn park next Sunday.
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FREDERICK I. GATES.
Head of the Rockefeller bureau
OF benefactions, who has charge OF
the great educational fund.
The daily tribune., 1907-06-21
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for an Old One-How
It Was Done In Florence.

The back aches at times with dull
indescribable feeling, making you
weary and restless; piercing pains
shoot across the region of the kidneys,
and again the loins are so lame to
stoop is agony. No use to rub or ap-
ply plaster to the back in this con
dition. You cannot reach the cause
Exchange the bad back for n new and
stronger one. Follow the example of
this Florence citizen.
Mrs. Francis Gallagher. OF 920 West
First street, Florence, Colo, says.
81 am certainly justified in recon-
mending Doan's Kidney Pills as the
benefit have received from their use
has given me high appreciation of
their value. 1t required only short
use of Doan's Kidney Pills which /
procured Mt Daniels drug store to re-
lieve me Of dull heavy pain in my
back and side, an annoyance which
had bothered me ut frequent intervals
for u long time. The trouble was
always more severe when l would
take cold but was soon completely
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For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans- and
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The daily tribune., 1907-06-21

TELEPHONE LINE-A telephone
line has been compelled from Coto-
paxi into the Red Gulch district and
the miners now in that enterprising
camp are in easy communication will,
tho outside world Although it has
received less advertising than many
less promising camps Red Gulch is at
tracting large number Of prospec-
tors and the opinion of all Of them is
that 1t IL destined to become one Of
the greatest copper producing dis
tricts in the West. Something like
u hundred men are now ut work there
and the number is being increased
every week. The outlook at Red
Gulch is certainly very gratifying to
those who have made investments
there. 1t is almost sure to have a
''boom" before the summer is over