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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-06
OPEN SWITCH CAUSES
FATAL TRAIN Wreck
PASSENGER TRAIN COLLIDEs
WITH SWITCH ENGINE
Engineers and Firemen of Both En-
gines and TraclSwalker KiIlcd-Four
Cars Demolished-MilIlon Dollars
I'm Specie In Mail Car-Towelman
Arrested.

: Latest reports say that only
= four were killed in the big
I wreck, Fireman Mead having es-
= capped injury by jumping. Tow :
= erman Harrington has been re- :
= leased as examination proved :
= that he was not responsible for .
J the catastrophe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-11-06

If man has no enemies, he may
be very good; but good for what?
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
ON THE GOLF LINKS JOHNSON REACHES TOWN
Negro Champion Wants Match cath
JefrieS at Once.

Jack Johnson champion heavyweight puglllsI'
arrived in this city from Chicago yesterday morn
ing. his party Mrs Johnson. his manager
Abe Arends and his financial hacker, George w.
Little. The party occupied a Pullman car at the
end OF the Twentieth Century Limited. After
making hurried trip through the city the party
went to Hammersteins Victoria Theatre where
johnson has been engaged for week.
Following punching bag exhibition and three
round boxing bout with Charley Cutler. John l..
Sullivans former partner, Johnson announced that
he came here for the express purpose Of meeting
Jeffries.
II have already posted 5000 with one OF the
papers," said johnson, IAN l anxious that the
match be made within the next few weeks. or
course, should 'Nistah Jeffrles refuse 1 VIII be
glad to take any Other middle or heavy weight
fighter. l will not bar any one"
Sam I.angford, the negro heavyweight, was
among those present at the theatre yesterday
afternoon Asked II he would tackle Johnson he
smilngly replied that he had posted forfeit for
match with Stanley Ketchell and that after he had
put away the Westerner he would take on Johnsin-
When this information conveyed TO Johnson
he reiterated his remark that he ready for any
OF them If he couldn't get Jeffries.
Johnson will appear in the Court OF General
Sessions THURSDAY to answer a crarge Which
has been hanging over him since he left New YORK
nearly two years ago. The complainant is Aimee
Douglas a negro woman. At the time Johnson had
Miss Douglas and another negro woman summoned
TO court charging them with stealing some JeWeiry
from him Counter charges were made and John
soI was subsequently held for trial.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
BIG TROUT CATCHES.
Mayors Secretary Tells of Hooking
Diseased Fish.

William A Willis, executive secretary TO the
Mayor, had hard luck fish story yesterday at
the City Hall Mr. Willis is an expert angler, and
manages 10 be on a creek at daylight at the open
ing OF the trout fishing season. He fshed the Mis-
sequague Creek. near Smithtown. Long Island. on
Saturday.
Il caught fifteen fine trout" said Mr.. Willis yes
terday but was bitterly disappointed to discover
that with the exception Of three small ones. they
we're all diseased showing what appeared to be
sore spots, caused by parasitic growth. 1 under
stand that nearly every trout taken from the
stream Saturday similarly affected There
are various theories about the condition of the
trout Some think that the fish are affected by
sewage running into the stream. There is public
institution. the sewage from which finds its way
into the brook some distance from its mouth It
is possible that a trout pool poisoned by the
sewage and that the disease has spread from this
source. My theory is that the trouble originated
in trout preserve owned by millionaires in this
city. The ponds this preserve have been
neglected OF late years. am inclined TO believe
that all the trout in the ponds caught the disease
Lately the ponds have been drained, the fish run
ming into the main stream"
The South Side Sporting Club of Oakland one
of the largest fishing clubs on Long Island.
out In force its private stream on Saturday.
The membership of the club is limited to one hun
dred and forty of that number were out with rod
and reel The constitution of the club prohibits a
member from catching more than twenty-four trout
in a day Every one of the forty members who
nshed on Saturday caught the maximum number of
trout in quick order. The strings of fish averaged
ton pounds. The members said they found no dis
eased trout in their stream. Some of the fisher
men were Augustn Montant Edward Johnson D
A Walsh W. p Slade and Henry A. Robbins.
Another fishing club, the Long Island Country
Club at Eastport, in evidence the opening day
About sixty members were out, and each caught
the maximum number OF trout allowed by the
club They said all the fish were in excellent con-
dition.
While the clubmen and public were having their
sport wealthy men Long Island followed the
streams on their private estates all CT them max
ing big catches Of trout
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
TIN HURST REFEREE.
Teteran Official To BE in Charge Of
Marathon Dcrbg.

Tim Hurst has been selected TO referee the $4,000
Marathon Derby. which Will be run over the full
distance OF 25 miles sS5 yards at the Polo Grounds
on Saturday, with Tom Longhoat, Alfred Shrubb
Dorando Pietri Johnny Hayes, Mat Maloney and
Henri St Yves as starters. The other officials who
Will act upon that occasion viii be selected at a
meeting 20 be held tomorrow afternoon at the
Hoffman House.
Tom IOngboat is now upon the scene OF action
having arrived yesterday morning in company
with Tim O'Rourke. the chief adviser in his camp
and his trainer Bill Davis. The Indians work
Yesterday was done in Central Park. but to-day
he will probably establish quarters at Woodlawn
Inn which has recently become famous owing 10
the fact that the Iniddleweight champion. Stanley
KetcheU trained there for his battle Of last week.
sparrow Robertson yesterday mapped out the
track over which the will be run. making
the distance five laps TO the mile This leaves the
course large enough for a record-breakng per
fornance, and also insures that every person on
the ground will have a splendid view Of the strug
gle The race will be over the turf
Henri St Yves the dashing little French runner
has captured heart of every student at Prince
ton by the brilliant work which he has been doing
on Saturday last, under the artful eye of Al Cop
land he negotiated a trial nineteen miles and
a half IN two hours fiat This performance was
done over A grass course which soaked and
vet from the rain. Such a workout shows form
that will be good enough to capture first prize.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


McAlester. Okla, March 29.-After strengthening
the McAlester team by giving 1t both Mathewson
and Wiltse for pitchers and Snodgrass for catcher
the regular New York team had hard time win
ming in a game full Of fun and excitement this
afternoon The final New York, g.
McAlester, s. II was not Wiltse and Mathewson
who caused all the trouble, however, for they were
hit hard and often by their team mates. In fact
nearly all the runs were made by clean, hard
drives off their delivery.
N hen "Matty,' who was pitching for the Okla
homa Club, had been hit a little too often, McGraw
took him out Of the box, and to the intense
amusement Of the crowd and the players, went
in TO pitch himself. He was working as hard 10
beat his own team as II they had been the Cubs
The funny part of it that they couldn't hit
him at all. He used funny little short throw, but
the ball would come the plate, and the heavy
hitters merely popped the ball up in the air
New Workers easily imagine the remarks as
McCIraw sent down such men as Murray, o O'Hara,
Herzog and Tenney in regular order. Except for
the dropping of q fly ball by one of the McAlester
outfelders, the big League team would have lost
In the last inning OF his time in the box Mathewson
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
,,C1E-FICE CoMMIssIONERs OF THE DISIRICI 8
Citations.


yIHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK % MaT BY
= stevenson Sarah C. Armstrong. Emma A Sloat.
"a Fienvenu, Mary Jane Hallock Eta HaIIoeK'
sapdford Hallock. jr Mary T. Heater. FRANK al v Nos-
81 ANNA Adair. Sarah E. Anderson Lewis Il Young
Mary j. Hall Ida J. Kosen5ader Minnie + 10 Bacnnlan'
49, C;uth Austin F. Guth. Frederick W Maute.
iiessanated in VIII Executor the heirs and next
- LIN Of Mary Gallup. deceased. send greeChg.
Whereas NJ william J Campbell, Of The City OF New
vo-E bas lately applied TO the Surrogates Court OF
or County Of New York TO have certain instrun1ehi
IN writing dated December 10TH 1S99 and the sodlci
thereto dated nth 1901 relating 20 9oth I rea
~ nersonal property. duly proved as the ass VIII
and Testament Mary Ann Gallup late OF the county
90 New York deceased. therefore you and eacn OF
You are cited appear before the Surrogate OF our
S,o,nfv Of New York. az his office In the county OF
New York on the 2srd day Of April one thousand nine
L1rdred and nine hafpast ten O'Clock In the rore
noon OF that day, and there to attend the PIE
Iote the said last VIII and Testament ana sueh
OF YOU as hereby cited as are under the age OF
- -s,tv-ons years required 20 appear oy your
ewsrdian II you one, II you have none 70 ap
go and amy for 20 be appointed or IN the eVent
~ 1our neglect failure to do So guardian VIII
Ha snnointed by Surrogate TO represent ana act
- testimony whereof we have caused tne sea- OF
SnrroEates Court OF the said County OF New YORK
i'e 49, 10 he hereunto affed. Witness. Hon Aoner
~ S1 r Thomas Surrogate OF cur said county
- - Of New York said County, the 18th DAY or
r..hr,,ar IN the year Lord one thousand nine
suoi ~ nine DANIEL J. pOWDNEY.
huNu- Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
PoueHkEEPsIE OUT OF GRAND CIRCUIT

Poughkeepsie, n, Y. March 29.-The Hudson
River Driving Park Association has resigned from
the Grand Circuit, and tomorrow II. n. Balm, of
this city the secretary viii send the associations
resignation to II. d. Shepard, secretary of the
Grand Circuit Columbus, Ohio. President Jacob
Rupert and Mr. Balm arrived at this decision late
3bis afternoon. The stewards had assigned the
week of August % to the Poughkeepsie track and
eu claims to these dates have been relinquished
by the association Mr.. Balm said tonight that
the per cent tax levied by the state would be
too expensive President Rupert has closed the
Hudson River Driving Park to all trainers for the
sea ason.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
ROWLING CONVENTION IN MAY.

John J. Clingen president Of the Nationa! bomi
in, Association has announced the GATE ior tle
nnuaI convention Of that body 1t VIII De hela Oh
Saturday; May 2s, in the concert nan q
- Garden This announcement conforms with
the general rule in that the national convention Is
held at the end OF the first week of the tournament
FOR the national championships, which this year
win take place in Madison Square Garden from
Afa, % TO June u under the management of the
IT,ttad Tournament Company. CIingen visited the
headquarters at the Hotel Victoria yesterday ana
was requested by the tournament managers to set
the date at once.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
YANKEES SHOW SPEED
BEAT COLUMBUS NINE.
VictOry FoUows StaIlings across
Georgia from Macon.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]


Columbus Ga, March 29-In game marked by
fast playing the New York Americans defeated the
Columbus team of the South Atlantic League by
the Of to this afternoon. Locally the
coming of team of real, live New York players
was tremendous sensation, as it was the hrst
time that nine of metropolitan players had ever
struck the town, although various teams or note
from the Middle West have established their WIN
ter camps here. Fuccich, a promising young
pitcher for Columbus did good work, and Eyler,
another of the locals, also did well In the box
Manning and Warhop in the box for the New
Workers and gave only two hits to the locals. Man
ming IN especially fine form. The feature OF
the game was Hal Chases work on first base.
The New York team impressed the local fans as
being in fine form after its practice in Macon. the
visitors step into the shoes Of the Toledo Amerl-
Association team, which has been practlslns
here this year and has just left for Chattanooga
There was a big attendance of fans at to-day
game. and the seating capacity vii be taxed TO-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
MANY CREWS TO GO TO POTOMAC.
rgv Telegraph to The Trlbune.J

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Annapolis March 2.-The Navy rowing authort-
ties have received permission to send two crews to
washington on May l to the Potomac Boat
Club. of that city. The first and second eights will
go to washington. and the first crew will meet the
Potomac Boat Club eight in two-mile race. The
second eight will meet the Potomac Boat Club
intermediates" in race over the same course.
This is the second time in the history Of Naval
Academy rowing that the midshipmen have been
allowed to leave the academy to row. The first
time was two years ago, when they took part in
the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
,.p1Nc FEAT BY LEWIS sTRANG.
rr7,, Telepraph TO The Tribune.l

rT3v Telegraph 10 The Tribune1
,.. Ntarch 2e-Iewis Strang, the noted auto
~ performed a daring feat at the Coli
-..-~ ,,ora tonight during the six-day bicycle
Sc nv driving his Buick racing car around the
tvelve.iap bicycle track thirty-six times at great
- The track is banked at an s5-degree angie
and Is much smaller and sleeper than the Manson
'4 -ata,,,,ar that the occupants of the boxes
a1d front seats left them in panic as strans made
the first round.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
RACING MEN m SESSION.

Representatives of the Metropolitan Racing AS
sociation met in the offices Of the Jockey Club in
the Windsor Arcade, yesterday. and discussed plans
for the season. No decisions were announced eX-
cent that the United Hunts viii hold a steeplechase
meeting on May / 1t did not become known when
definite plans would be announced, this action
being said to depend in part on conditions at
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
WHITMAN AND PRENTIss WIN.

Two Of the semi-final brackets were filed by
Malcolm d Whitman and ]. W. Prentss yester-
dsy In the continuation OF the championship squash
tournament, the courts OF the Harvard Cup
whitman was in rare form, and he beat DR.. H s
Sa++ar1ee 755 I57 J. W. Prentiss gained the
tonnost bracket Of the upper half in straight sets
against J. O. Low 15-s, 15-l0
The summary follows:
Championship seeond round ClaEh won
walkover Philip Boyer defeated
LoTing EidTeth. w " 'PTentss won from G. O. Winston
,ilaIer. H. DR. IL Sattsrlee defeated F. h Davis
waiIoFS I'll; Donald Scott defeated A II Schefer
O n 1T-l5 1T-l5. ,,.... , n ro- ~
Foartn ,IInTn D. whitman defeated DR.. H. S. Sater-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
SEVERANCE BACK AT HARVARD.

Cambridge, Mass, March 29.-Afrer long stay
in California where he was treated for nfianma-
tory rheumatism, W. r Severance, of New Bed
ford who was captain Of the Harvard crew last
fall and winter until falling health compelled him
TO resign returned 10 college to-day and reported
for crew practice. Severance IS looking well, and
feels much better than he did last fall If his con-
dition warrants 1t he may get back IN the varsity
hoa+
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
sueEuAN WINS BILLIARD GAME.

In a short game Alfred Sheehan defeated Broad
way Alec" Smith, in the three-cushion billiard
tournament at Doyles Academy last night by q
score OF 90 to 10 The game was played in thirty
two innings, the winner having high run Of y
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
Billiards X Baseball y Golf Il Athletics II Other Sports
Giants Neorly Lose Fast Game
Reinforced Oklahoma Nine. with McGraw as Pitching
Star, Give New Yorlsers Plenty of Work.

hit the ball for a home With the bases tulI
in the next inning. both snodgrass and McGra" MT
safely giving the McAlester team four runs
The crowd was thrown into roars or laughter
when McC,s@w. the pitcher by peculiar twisting
movement suddenly turned and caught Murray on
second by ten feet. The entire team left to-nlght
for Little Rock Ark. where it plays tomorrow.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
reousnALE AN EASY VICTIM.

/ Trousdale defeated three times in three
cushion billiard tournament which began at Nc
CraNs academy yesterday. The contest is closed
TO member Of the academy. r. Reuter- Won over
ro,,s1aIa in the first game by So to 20. while +.
Iecker defeated him easily at 80 to To- Becker had
the high run of 4. q. Hobrook was the third COM
petitor against Trousdale, and he defeated MN
easily by a score of 35 to 16.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

vERTIGO-Habits play havoc with the body!
rood habits, drink habits worry habits! They
AFFECT our flesh and bone and cause no end OF
tn,,bIe The stomach weakened with excess OF
faod the liver cogged with accumulated BILE
the brain poorly nourished with impure stag a{
nant blood-the result is vertigo Remove t@ho INC
noI,ea cleanse the stomach help the liver clear
the brain! The infallible remedy for your trouble
FRANZ JOSEF EFFffiFSr ENa#SF
taken daily before breakfast in small, pleasant
se r,iii reDair the damage 1t will clear your
liver, give you a clear head, and drive away
~ di9ziness forever. Bottled in Hungary.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

Twobase hits-Tenney Doyle Murray. CTs1oS 1fs tbev
SON c. Hawkins. Sacrifice fy-F. Hawkins. Left on
York. 8; McAIester. . First base o errors
New York g. Double play-Tenney, Bridwel ana
CrandaH Struck out-By Ames. I; by Crandall; = by
Wiltse, by Matheyson p Bases on balls on -Ales
4; Crahdall, off Wiltse. / Umpire-Iatham. Time
300. Attendance, 600.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
BROOKLYN BEATS MACON.
Superbas FoII0zc Yankees and Please
the Georgia Fans.
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

Macon Ga. March 29.-The heavy hitting Of the
Brooklyn team enabled the club which followed
the Yankees here, TO defeat the Macon South At
Iantfc Leaguers to-day by the score Of TO O. Lum-
ley's work with the bat the feature Of the
game He got four hits In many times at the
bat driving in three OF the runs made by his team
Bell was not as effective Mcintyre who pitched
the last three innings without yielding hit Both
Brooklyn pitchers showed however, that they are
in fine condition.
Austin and Brockett of the New York Americans
were in the Macon lineup The former got one
hit and the latter two. II is reported here that
F,roclet- has been sold to the New York Nationals
The Brooklyn team played strong game and made
a fine impression
The score by innings follows;
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New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

IssSs sALE.--s-iiII-Ies HORSE AND OUTFIT; BAY
= -talr9n. Is hands high. pure dark hsy. child's
.-ess egod harness: canopy combed basket wagon:
sslsh; Sriae $50 address drige her
DARWIN IS. ESdOSD,
no Dubois ST.. NeE5urgh. y. 7
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
RESULTS OF BASEBALL GAMES.

At Charlottesville ye.-Unversity OF Virginia, !;
Colgate. J.
Al Nazhville-ChicaEo tNationaD, I; Nashville. O.
A. Chattanooga Chattanooga. .. Toledo, g.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tAmerican). B; Atlanta, o.
AZ Raleigh. n C.-Philadelphia (NationaD. A. A and
l.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
COLTMRUS.

Left on bases-Coumbus 8; New YORK. Bases on
ballsOn Eyle ,; of Fuccicf p off Manning l. sTguck ,
out-By Eyler by Fuccch, 2. by Manning. g. by war
hop, 3 Two-base hitsFox Ball Mannng saeTl1Ee 11
HIT by ptcher-By Eyer. L by WaIhop, J. HitsEOn
Eyer. inningE; OF Fuccich. in three innings
of Manning. . six innings. Umplre-Helns Ilnne--
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
Proposals.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oUARTEiFMAsTEF-
in tripCate subject 70 the usual
received here until i o CLOCK noon
Nsreb AZ 1909 and then opened for ne
heating. electric wiring shd eIetIIO
iiLt5re axtures OF single sets Ofcers QuarteIs'
& UesntaI Corps Barrack one storehoHse one SIanle,
ma one Wagonshed and Garage az ths Ha.ter
IN and further Information tlr-
deposit OF 5000 required i9r
plans W. - nlans and specifications here L. > re-
right reject any all oiIs
,1,eTeoF Proposals 70 be marked proposals TOT
at Walter Reed Army Genera f1espIS
Washington d c., ana acuTesSeE 70 L. L. - -
Constructing QuarterTrastef.
rC,C,-T-p>-7E,s ISLAND. y Y. H, MARCH l. 1900
I Ssaje9 proposals riplicate. for furnishing Eue
Sesoiine and Mineral oil. required In Dept OF t Es
-ng wear ending 30. 1910 win be received mere
Iii In a m April 1909 L. ; reserves rlsht 70 re
any all proposals or any part thereol
VACCINATION furnished application envelopes contain
To- ronosals win Proposals for kuei Case
line and Mineral OIL at L w LII 1E-I1L+ y ~ W '
COMMUNICATIONS sIOCUM. \. y. OFFICE CON
II Mar. 20, 1909 scared 1ropOsats' III
,,Tlicate viii received here until 10 A NJ. pri
wiring Of Addition TO GuaF1 ftOuse
specifications and all neces-
80 information furnished here Wnere p'Ais l,iS
saIg t,aIonss containing proposals viii De endorsed
9.T-or,osaIs for Buildings ana aooresSeu COH
structing @ NJ
-77C1, C-oI11UsSTONERs OF THE DISTRICT OF
[ D. fCrI,-rbia washington. March 70. iSOe- -SeSIey
-,rossis will ba received at this SilcS Until 1900
Anrf 26 1902 for constructing the e]ol az
ayer and sewer valley north OF X street pc
ILuI.N Observatory lane Dlsrct OF 20
,hja Forms OF proposal, specincatons ana
may obtained from Room 10; 50,
arI WILLIAM KELLY (Actins) COMMISSIONERS u 'S
District OF Columbia
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
FORMER AM4TEUR VICTIM
OF SUTTON.
CatIer Takes Measure of Cure an
afternoon Game of Billiard
Tourney.
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.

.Fractions are omitted in best average figures.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30

Alec Finlay, the Boston professional, recently nm
tta o,az,ng the course of the Hartford Golf Club.
II now covers a playing length Of s,1o0 yards, or
about 800 yards longer than formerly. The i'm
proved course is expected TO be in fair condition
by June 15.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
HOTEL MORTON
THE PENNHURST.
NEW JERSEY

OCEAN End Michigan Ave. Atlantic city N J.
.,,-.vs onen Every hotel appointment and comfort
,o-0s en- suite with private baths Elevator. steam
Lsst sun paror, Free garage \" II AOOD-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-30
The score follows

Totals 20 4 s p II 9
The Washington times., 1909-05-07
SEEK EARLY VERDICT
ON FLOUR BLEACHING
Counsel for Alsop Process Com
pany Have Case Against Secre-
tary Wilson Advanced.

Unless the petition or the Alsop Pro-
cess Company, Of St. Louis, to compel
the Secretary OF Agriculture to abandon
his intention TO prosecute t'es users or
nitrogen peroxide in the bleaching OF
-four. be settled within a rlonth, the
suit will cease 10 be a live case. Hence
the matter has been advanced in the
District Court Of Appeals and viii be
heard and decided before June.
This action has been taken upon the
petition Of the attorneys for the Mis-
souri, corporation.
The action was begun IN the District
Courts when Secretary Wilson. follow
ing series Of hearings in December.
declared that after six months he would
prosecute the manufacturers making use
Of nitrogen peroxide, which he declared
deleterious to health The AlsOp com
pany fled a petition for mandan.ls, and
Justice Stafford, ia ruling upon the bill
declared that he had no power 10 COM
pei Secretary Wilson 70 abandon his
intention Of pushing the case under the
pure food law.
The company Immediately appealed.
but knowing that unless the matter is
brought to a settlement before June i.
when prosecutions will begin, asked that
the case be hurried to a conclusion