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KOSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1904.
No. 70.
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LOCALS HAD THE CAHE WOX
Alter Batting Califf all Over
Park In Four Innings
They Slumped.
I IE FEED and DM
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Near the Deer Creek Bridge
i Foot or Jiciioj Strut
Telephone 1051
$500 worth of
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and household goods. We
pay the highest cash pticefor
same.
All Kinds of Household Goods
Sold or Exchanged.
The Roseburg Junk & Hide Co,
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SON AND LOST
oscburg Drops First Game to
Salem "Raglans "
Rose
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won Lost Pet.
Salem 8 3 .721 I
Eugene 8 5 .015 J
Roseburg 5 7 .417
Albany 0 1 .000 I
The record and percentage of Van
couver did not accompany the truusfer
of that team to Albany.
Salem, 11;, Roseburg, 0.
Batteries; Cull IT, Lougheed, and
WilKins; Hunter, Bilyeu and C. Oswlll.
After touching up Califf for ten hits
in four innings, netting a total of eight
runs and practically cinching the game.
the Roseburg team went to pieces at
Rose Park Thursday and diverted
what seemed to be an easy victory for
Roseburg into a humiliating defeat.
Erratic playing on part of Roseburg 's
trio of o at fielders was mainly responsi
ble for the change in the tide of battle,
although the "Shamrocks" would have
won the pame anyhow had they not
taken an unaccountable batting stump.
With but faint hope of winning, and
unwilling to let either of the othor two
regular pitchers, Lucas and McTnnis,'
finish the game, Salem put Third Base
man Lougheed in CaliiT's place in' the
fifth Inning simply to keep matters
going. And, would you believe it?
Lougheed, who can hardly throw any
thing but a slow straight ball or i
floating out-curve, allowed just one hit
in all those five Innings. But it wasn't
hisfault. The "Shamrocks" connected
with his delivery without the slightest
trouble, but the ball, after leaving the
bat, invariably found Its way into the
hands of some patient and ever-watchful
'Raglan."
Slats" Hunter did tbo pitching
stunts for the locals until the middle of
the 4th inning, when a lighting-like
liner from Downey's bat struck him
squarely in the left eye, forcing him to
give way to Bilyeu. Some idea of the
support given Bilyeu may be gained
from the fact that Salem, in the seventh
Inning, made three hits off of htm and
six runs. Those who do not under
stand how such a thing is possible will
be enlightened by consulting the error
column of the outfield back of Bilyeu.
Out of six errors made in that fatal
seventh Inning, five are credited to the
occupants of the outer garden. Such
an accumulation of ill luck is not likely
to occur again during the whole season,
for lost week's games demonstrated the
ability of the "Shamrocks" to play pen
nant winning ball.
For further details of the game con
suit the following tabulated score:
a very good impression with the funs.
While, naturally, the local enthuiasis1
differed with him occasionally on de
cisions, on the whole he seemed strletlv
impartial. He seems to have a keener
oye for balls and strtkos than Mr.
Derrick, who umpired here last week.
Slats Hunter's injury will keep
him out the game for at least two
weeks. Manager Morrow will endeavor
to Becure a young southpaw named
Huttou, of Medford, to ulternate with
Reed and Bilyeu in the meantime.
Hutton is spoken of as a very promis
ing pitcher. If Hutton is secured, he
will twirl in Saturday's game.
today's gam k.
Reed is doing the twirling for Ros
burg and Wilkins is doing like duty
for Salem.
In today's gameB, at the end of the
4th inning the scores stood, Roseburg
Salem 1; Albany 0, Eugene 0.
A NEW LEACIUE.
Aehlaad Tidings: The Rogue River
Valley Baseball League was duly organ
ised at Gold Hill, Tuesday night. The
following oilioers and directors were
chosen: President, J. D. Heard, of
Medford; vice president, W. H. Mowat,
of Ashland. Board of Directors G. E.
Xeuber, Jacksonville; Win. Hulen, Ash
land; Joseph Beeman, Gold Hill; J.
Court Hall, Medford. Each manager
will put up a bond to finish the saasor ,
and will forfeit 8100 for taking away
from either of the other teams a player
without the consentof the league. The
season will open on May 2!) and will
close September 11 American League
rules will govern all games.
GETTING HOT
Situation ia Far East Scaring
an Exciting Stage
THE ARMIES ARE CLASHING
Togo Reports the Loss ot Two of His
Fleet Russian Cruiser
Runs Aground.
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The Elmore Rice Recital.
It Is expected that every seat In
assembly hall will be occupied this
evening at the Recital by Mr. Elmoro
Rice. A delightful program will bo
rendered. Auspices High School.
An Open LeUar,
From the Chapln, S. C. News: Early
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American Kidnapped,
Tangier, Morocco, May 1ft. An
Special to Evening Review.
New Cuwanci, May 20. It is
xrted here from a reliable sourco that
the Japanese troops have suffered a se
vere repalBe and been driven back to
Feng Wang Chew.
PHOHAHiW SAME II ATT LB.
St. Peteusiiuuo, May 20. It is re
ported here that General Kuropatkin,
commanding the Russian troops in per
son, has checked the Japanese advance
toward Liao Yang, the present head
quarters ol the RusBian army.
THIS REl'OUT DIPKKltENTi
Tokio, May 20. A dispatch received
bore toil ay says a force of Japanese,
while reconnoitering near Feng Waug
Chen, repulsed a Russian attack in
thirty minutes, with a loss of only five
men. The Russian loss is estimated at
fifty men.
MOKE HEI'OltTS.
London, May 20. A cablegram re
ceived bore today says the Russiaui
lost 2,000 men in a battle with the
Japanese Wednesday. Tbo dispatch
adds that 70,000 Russians are marching
to the relief of Port Arthur.
SOUNDS OF HATTLE.
Chee Foo, May 20. Heavy firing
Is being heard In the direction of Port
Arthur today and It Is believe a battle
Is In progress there.
RUSSIAN CKUISEK AGROUND.
St. Peteksmuko, May 20. An of-
fical dispatch received here today says
the Russian Cruiser Bogatyr grounded
on the rocks near the harbor of
Vladivostok during a fog Thursday.
The crew was taken off In safety. The
Cruiser is in a critical position. The
dispatch says further that Japanese
warships are hovering about the har
bor entrance.
RUSSIANS REJOICE
St. Petersburg, May 20. There 1b
great rejoicing here over the loss of
the Japanese warships, Uatsuso and
Yoshino. The people take the loss of
the vessel! as divine interposition in
their behalf. Large crowds throng
ust night, at.d a hot fight ensued, in
which guns, bottles, clubs and knives
were freely used, and a number of the
participants badly wounded. Later
two of the bucks engagod in a duel
uoar the South Fork bridge, using their
spurs us weapons. One of the Indiana
was so badly lacerated that death en- i,
sued shortly afterward.
This seemed to sober the Indians, and.
binding the body of the dead warrior
on the back of a packuorae, his head on
one side and feet on the other, they
struck out over the mountains toward
the Columbia in the direction of Arling-
ton. It is said that a second body, be-
lieved to be that of a child, was carried
away by the retreating Indians.
SUFFERED 15 YEARS
WITH DYSPEPSIA.
I have been a mifiVmr for Ihn turn ift viaara
w.th Dyspnpula and have tried every remedy
available aud also many doctors, but found
no relict until I pure timed a 'J) cent package
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Electing New Bishops.
Los Anoeles, May 11). Balloting-
for bishops was resumed by the national
Methodist conference this morning. J.
W. Bashford, D. D., of Ohio, undoubt-s
edly will be the fourth bishop, having"
424 votos on tbo second ballot. Tha
e lee'. ion of Honry Spollmeyer, W. F. i,
McDowell aud Joseph F. Berry to be
bishops was announced to the confer
ence this morning. Eight bishops area
to be chosen,
THE SCOHE.
AB. ft.
5
Rosehurg
Newell ,
C. Oswlll 0 4
Bradley 3b S
Nadler Sb 4
Morrow lb 4
W. Oswill cf..; 6
Orrtway rl 8
Miller If S
Bilyeu p 4
Hunter p 1
Total. 8
Salem
Fay aa 5
Wilkin C 4
Lougheed Sb p 8
N eh ring lb A
Davis c(3b A
William- If 4
Downey 'Jh 5
Mclnnla rf 5
Califf p cf 8
P.O. A.K.
2 1 1
9 11 27 9 in
A mnrifn rdtizAn n a. marl ParfHr.fl.riR.
and his atepwn, a Brltl.h .ubject, were ' 'he principal street, of the city cheer
carried ofT by the well-known bandit
Raisul and his followers last night, and
will doubtless be held for a heavy ran
som.
Perdicarls Is of Greek origin, but is
a naturalized citizen of the Unitd
States. He is very wealthy and has
lived Id Tangicrs for years. He mar
ried an English woman, whose son is
his companion in captivity.
Totl. .
I) II 10 27
Two-base hits Lougheed, Newell.
Stolen bases Ordway, Downey,
Struck out Hy CallfT, 6; By Lough
eed, 1; By Bilyeu, 4.
Bases on balls By CallfT, 1: By
Lougheed, 2; By Bilyeu, 3.
Hit by pitcher Lougheed, C. Oswill,
Bradley, Ordway (2).
Sacrifice Hits Nadlcr, Morrow,
Williams.
Base on balk Fay.
Passed ball-C. Oswlll, 1.
The new umpire, Mr. Jackson, made
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Clever Escape From Folsom.
Sacramento, Cul., May 19. One or
the cleverest and most daring escapes
ever made from tho state prison at Fol
som was engineered successfully today;
by ConvlctCharles Murray, who Issorv-
Ing a term for grand larceny, com mitt
tod in San Fraucisco.
Murray is about 2 years old and has)
been in prison about a year. lie was
working with the rock-crusher gang,
and by some means secured a suit of
clothes, a black soft hat, a white shirt
an old pair of trousers, patched, and a
dark vest. He found tlmo to don these
clothes, and this morning, after secur
ing a monkoy wrench and a rule, swung
down to the railroad track and walked
up the river to the dam, stopping occa-'
sionally to take measurements of tho
poles, wiring, pipes and other objects.
Murray took his tlmo at his simulated
task and chose the path between tho
canal and the river, so that he would
not have to pass through the gates and
undergo the close scrutiny of the
guards. The latter, bolievlng him to
be an employe of the Folsom Power
Company examining the electric lines,
allowed him to pass without challenge.
His escape was not discovered until
several hours later, thus giving him
plenty of tlmo to get clear away.
ing and shouting. Tho sinking of tho
warships Is attributed to Russian tor-
pedoboats and not mines.
TOflO CONFIRMS REPORT.
Tokio, May 19. Vice-Admiral Togo
has reirorted as follows:
"A rewrt from Rear-Admiral Dewa
says that the cruisers Kasuga and Yo
Bhlno collided during a fog off Port Ar
thur on May 15. The Yoshino sank
only 90 of her crow being saved
' On tho same day the battleship
HAtsuse struck a Russian mine and
sank. Three hundred of her crew were
saved by torpedoboats."
(The cruiser Yoshino was a steel ves
sel of 41H0 tons displacement. Her In
dicated horsepower was 15,000, and her
Bxed was 23 knots. She was built In
1812. She carried four 6-Inch, eight
4.7-inch guns and 23 3-pounders. She
had five torpedo tubes, and a comple
ment of 300 min.
Terrible plagues, tho Itching
pestering dlseane of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Dean's Ointment cures.
At any drug store.
Oregon Indians on Rampage.
John Dav, Or., May lit. Indians
from the upper Columbia river are rov
ing in large band, over the hills and
along the streams of Or mil county, ter
rorizing the settlers and scattering the
mange with their herds of worse than
useless ponies. Great imeaslneH exists
here, and fears are cxprnuwid that the
depredations of the savages may result
in serious hostilities.
A large numb- r of braves got drunk
I at Day villo, 50 milos west of this place,
Be Trying Time
In a yminr girl' life ia renched when
Nature lenda her uncertain step-, across the
line which divided girlhood from woman
hood. Ignorance and neglect at tliia crit
ical period are largely responsible for
mucn oi tnc anrr ,
misery of woman
hood. Not only
doo Nnture often
nerd hi'lp in the
rrgular eattihlUh
inrnt of the wom
anly ftinctioti, but
mere ia allium al
ways nerd of aotne
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womb, or from leu
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run down her weight wa but ijo. She keyt
foiling and I gave up. thinking there waa no
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bottle in all. and she completely recuverrd.
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