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HISTORICAL
BATTLE
CELEBRATED
Where Mollie Pitcher
Won Fame
Freehold, N. J Juno 'i7: Tl.o ltl.
anniversary of lltolilitorlo botllocf Mori
month, In which "Moll Pitcher" pcr
(ormuil tho deed whlcli linn handtd her
name down to ponlorlly, was cele
brated hcrtt today on n largii Hcolo. (iov
crnor Murphy end numerous other
dlgultarlra participated In the rxurclrei,
which began at stinrUn wlh tho firing
of thn nntlmiAt ealttto from Monument
P.k. Later in tho morning there was
n largo parndu of the tttto uillltU find
numerous civic fand patriotic bodice
which worn rovlowod by tho Governor
nJ otlur notables from lo front of tho
Court Homo.
At noon tho cowmoinoMllvocoramon
in began at tho battln monument.
Ilioy conilstod ol nn invocation by
llhhop HrarlKiroiigh, an nddnoin by
Thoodoro V. Morrl, proiidantof thn
Monmouth Untile Monument Commit)
stun, and tho reading ol a (omri written
or tho occanlon by Will Carlton. Orv
ornor Murp'jy vpolo briefly and Ihui
introduced Bonntor Fairbanks ,of In
tlUna, who dnllvorrd thn clitef orallon
ofthndny. Patriotic iob 'i worn sung
f nl oxiirc'roi! concluded with prayer by
Bishop MeFatil of Trenton.
EXPERT
ADVISOR
SAILS
i
Knn Fanclo, Cal., Juno 27Among
thn pnnengera nailing lor .Manila today
Aru Profenor K. Ivommcrr, ol Pur
duo Uidvwrdty, Lafcyotte, Ind., Ami hie
wlo. l'rol. Kummorrr lina been ap
pointed by tho government to net no
expert advlr-er to tho commission ol
fvdornl olllcut which ia UAtahllihcd n
mw monetary system in tho Philip
pines, WORLD'S
RAILWAY
CONGRESS
Hrutcols, June 27 Tho Iiiteriintloual
ItnlUvay Congress met today and wnt
formally orgnulml. Tho delegntes were
formally received by M. Mobunrt, Min
ister of Hallways, Posts and TVlographe.
Tho btinlnoHH ruisious wil eouinieticn
Monday and continued through tho
week. Tho dlfrutelon will cover n wide
tnngoof mtijente relating to Improve
ments nni) developments In ntllwny
trnflic and management.
Tlnrteon government aru represented
at tho present congress and in addition
tlioro am repreeeiitnltvcs from leudlng
rnllwoy companies throughout tho world,
'I ho railways of tlio Unllod Ktntea nro
oHIcIjIIv represented by William F, Al
len of New Joreoy. The Invitiitiun to
hold tho next meeting of the congroes
in Washington luiu been ncceptod rind
Mr. Alen will uvo his buht ondonvora
among tho deleeatce horo to uecuro n
u laro uttendunro. '
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Tht Awful Consequences ,
Dltcueeiug tho aubecribur vho yoto
wad find slops lili. paper, tho Qardlner
Osteite says
We once had 11 subscriber get on bin
ear and top hti paper because we fulled
to publlnh an eight column article on
the marriage of hit "beautiful and ac
toinplliheil daughter," and for three
yeart to our knowledge tho world never
made A.complolo revolution on It'i nxl
In leu than twenty-four honri. Ho
enmo into the olllco and otopped iiln
paper on tho afternoon of Decoriiber,
)Ut and wo nevor got out another iatuc
until tlio following year, Tho cotton
market in Now Orient) dropped off Z 'l
point a )h vary next autumn and though
ronio people attribute that to on ovor
production of wool, v?u hnvu ninny c had
our suspicion nhout It, as Hint wr tho
same year tlio tick wore 10 bad, Jul
two years to n day after tbio subscriber
ordered hi paper dlecnutinucd, a lor
rihlo blluurd switpt acroa tho northern
dates and suvornl people wro frozen to
death in Montana where thoy lind never
tiled beforo. It won thui for three ytnrn
dlraitor followed dhmttcr In quick ruc
ceejijju, .until tho eruption of Mt. 1'olee,
Then all at onco our hot headed eub
kcrlbor ceornod to hnvo boen fully
avenged, Ho came in and rone wed bin
tubicrlptlon and in let than three
month. ranp.o beef Advanced 'i. centa a
pound. No, we can't take tho riek of
having anyone atop their paper, and
hould there be anything about the
Gftxetto that in not exactly to tho tndto
of a tubcciihtir uli witaik U that lie drop
ua a enrd (tiding I1I1 grievance and wo
promle that tho da el red reform ahull be
fortlfcomlng, If it tnkca tho last button
from Oalm's coat, and the entire good
will of tho other threu hundred and
nliiotv-riluo subr""lborr
SENDING
CHILDREN
TO CANADA
lwdon Juno 20 A conference of varl
oui boards of guardians was held today
for thn purpoeo of dircns'lng the advis
ability of eondlnK a large number of tho
children under their enro to Canada.
Mr. V.fi. It. Preston, tho Dominion
immigration ugent, addn'nsrd tho meet
ing and explained tho advantages ofTorc-J
by tho Dominion to immigrant of a
good cine?.
NAVAL
RACES
ATKEIL
American Boat's Crew
the Winners
Ko.l, Germany, Juno 2l. This morn
ing the Kniror in a steam launch ex
perimonted with thn minoi in the bay
aud nltorwarda wituctsod eevoral tor
lmlo oxporlmantB, and thnn vlaltol the
chip yards. Tlio rnco botwoon the war
ships' plnnacos was won by tho Amorl
car. crulsur Chicago's boat amid groat
euthunlnsm. Tho Knltor tookchargoof
tho Ilobensollorn's bont In tho raco of
tho ahlpa' boats and handlod it in tho
oamo fiklllful inauuurnaniarked tho Bull
ing p.f tho Meteor. Tonight tho KnUor,
Admiral Cotton, Ambassndcr Towoi
and othora attend n boer ovonlng on tho
yneht club groundp.
WANTKD-SKVKlt A I- INDUSTIU
oiip percoii8 in enith Htato to travel (or
houfiO ef tnbllHhed eleven yours and uith
n largo capital, to call upon loercliunla
and agonls for uuccehsfu) and profitable
line, Permanent engagement, Weekly
cash salary of f 18 nml all trareliug ex
penees and hotel billti advanced in rnult
each week, Kxperleucu not bBsnnMal
Mention referonco and onoloeo nelf-nd-droBRed
envelope. T1,1E NATIONAL,
331 Dunrbom St,, Clilcugo,
KING
. OSCAR
VISITS
IJ'harejgavo evldonco that there was
'something unusual the master and,
NOrthemmOSt Part 0fJ?ccorJI"ftdl,' eBllmonyoftl.oe in
Dominions
Ktockholm, Juno 27 Much interest
is manifested throughout Sweden tn tho
visit of King Orcir to Norrland, the
largest and most northern province of
his dominions. His Majesty, accom
panied by a largo eulfo, will leave tbe
capital tomorrow for Bobon, where he
will Inspect tho defenses and then pre
ceed toNnrvlk. Thn elaborate coremony
of opening the Ofoten railway will take
place during tho coming wtek, following
which tt(e King will embark on tbe ship
IIclmoM,
EASTERN
RAILROAD
PROJECTS
Piltbburg, Pa , 20: Tho stockholders
of tlio Pittsburg A Lako Krlo IUIlrrisd
aro In f tirlc n 1 ere today for thn purpre
of voting on tlio proposition of the di
rectors to increreo tho capital stock
from (8.000,000 to flO.000,000. The
proceeds nro need to piy tho exponse
of recent purchase of new equl pment
and of improvomenta to the roadbed. ,
Hirmiughnm, Ala., June 26: Pre
liminary plans of tho propos d Binning
haiii'IIunlevlllo railroad wero discueacd
toilny at a meeting of those inter
oftod in '.ho proloct. Tho plan Ih to
build witli Oirmington and Hnntsvillo
rr-pitnl a read connecting tho two cities,
giving Huntsville tho benefit of cboap
iron nml coal, and alto opening up tho
rich field of fruits and market products
of that icction.
FEMALE
MURDERER
TRIED
New Jersey Lady Who
Poisoned Husband1
Mount Holly, N. J., Juno 20 The
ciieo of Mrs. Annie E. Phnro?, cbargod
with the poisoning of hor husband, was
called for trial in tho county court today.
Tho defendant appeared in court look
ing much bettor thai, at tho time of hor
arrest. During hor etny in jail alio has
guiiird several pounds In wolght, eho is
bright of cyo, and tho marks of worry
uud anxiety whlclrllnod bor round face
at tho early ctagos of her caeoJjnvo al
together disappeared.
Tho prosecution appears confident 0!
if curing tho woman's conviction and it
in not expected that thja trial will last
more than tbreo or four days. Tho
attorneys for tho etato declares that
there could not bo n clearer caeo against
the defendant, while tho defense main
tains n discreet fiilenao as to ite Unoof
b'attlu for hor llfo. The proeocutlon
eu.rBt will show that oveiy Byroptom bt
strjglinjno poison was very, pronounced
in Pharos' doath end that Mrs) Fharea
ijiwebaawd 0 grain of thla polnon, ort
the morning before her hasband riled,
Witness are prepared to testify, the
prosecution declares, that Mrs, Pharca
gave her husband entno powders upon
returning from her trip. Almost im
tncdlitely aftor thoto powders werr. taken
the houso, his movements were watched
closely and suflkiently lo add damaging
evidence to the caee of the prosecution.
One important card upon which the
prosecution dponds is the tcstlmoney
of Oai field Tn)'. tho young man for
whose iovo hlta. Pharos in ellrgcd to havo
klllal her husband. Taylor, it is laid,
will tell freely all he knows of the case.
Tho attorneys for the defense, on the
other hand, appear not to be appalled by
outlook and declare that the stato will
bo totally unable to establish a sufficient
motlvo for tho nllegod crime,
McCURDY
AGAIN IN ,
TROUBLE
Los Angeles, Cal, Juno 20 Walto
McCorday, tho young Amorlcan attor
ney whom powerful influence from the
United States saved from penal servitude
in tho Mexican soli mines, is again in
jail at Hermosillo. On Saturday be got
on ft big drunk and began shooting up
tho town. Ho was previously in jail for
forccry.
BtfNNER
O'BRIEN
FIGHT
Much Chunk, Pa., Juno 29: Jack
O'Brian of Phlledclnnla and Jock Bon
nor of Summit Hilr aro scheduled to
icpcI in thn ring here tonight bofore tho
Ccrbon County Athleticclnb and tho re
sult is,awaittd wltb considerallo inter
est in sporting circles. Tbo condition
ol tho boot aro ten rounJs at tho middle
weight limit.
HITCH IN
RAILROAD
TRANSFER
Salt Lako, Juno 20. Owing to a
hitch in the negotiations Letweon W. A.
Clark aud the Hf.rrhnnn representative
in Now York, tbo transfer to the Oregon
Short Lino of Salt Lake-Los Angeloe
ronto on July 1st rqay bo delayed. No
monoy lm8 yet been paid over. Tbe
difficulty arises from the transfer of
rolling stock accompany Ingv the deal.
Another Railroad lo use Oil
(Pacific Oil Reporter)
Another railroad is about to begin tho
uso of oil as a fuol on its system instead
of coal. President Murphy of tho 8unta
Fe, Prcscott and Phoenix railroad baa
announced that Ills company is about to
take this otop. Tho road extends from
a junction with tlio banta to at A8U.thoprotMt la uot worri.iDg North Bend.
tori:, Arizona, eoum to rroscou ana
(Pheonix, For storage facilities it now
has a largo tank of 20,000 barrels capa
city at Prcecott, aud ono of 87,000 barrels
capacity to be UBod jointly with tho
Santa Fo nt Aah Fork. The latter com
pany ia also about to extend the uso of
oil ovor ita entire syetom iti Aritona, It
is oatlmatod that (ho daily consumption
of oil will bo about 10,000 gallons and
,wlll necessarily boms Iron! the California
Holds, ' -i 1
H A & I
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CARNIVAL
OPENS
Holiday Crowd Fills
The City
Balcm, Ore., Juno 20 Already tbe
cipllal city Is filling np with carnival
visitors, every incoming train bringing
it strangers. Hotels and boarding
houses are going to be crowded to their
(all capacity throngout tbe week. Today
Salem is crowded as it has not bees in
years, and it Is strictly a holiday crowd.
The stores and building a long tbe
principal streets are gayly decorated wltb
bunting and flags, ajd colored lights
aru to add to tho brilliancy of the eceno
at night. Everybody In the city la im
bued with tbe carnival spirit, an J daring
the week the city will give itself op to a
whirl of pure pleasure. At the formal
opening tonight Mayor Bishop la to par
ticipate in the installation of tbe Car
nival Qneen end Governor Chamberlain
is expected to deliver the inaugural ad
dress. NORTH BEND VICTOR
Defeats the Supposed
Invincibles
Sunday'fl cme between North Bend
and Bandon was a complete surprise to
all tbe local fans ol the neighboring
towns. Tho victory for North Bend
places her on the same average in the
standing of the league as Marshfield.
Tbe gamo throughout was a fast one on
both sides and marked with plenty of
grandstands, whilo the rooters went
wild as they saw Bandon going to pieces
under tho steedy and efficient work of
tho North Bend players. Pitcher Huit
miller of North Bend simply showed
ttrickoutu'to tho ecorc-keeper, nntil tbe
filth inning, when Bandon commenced
to find him, bnt oven then tbe good
work taken up by tho garden teudere
who did admirable work In catching and
throwing out Bandon'a base runners.
McGinnis, North Bend's short stop, and
Rulph on third base, were simply there
with tbe goods Partiality cf praise con
not bo shown to anyone of tbo players
as they were all Btara at their aespect
ive positions.
Bandon'a battery didn't seem to ma
terialize tho strikeout's that wero ex
pected by all who heard of MarabQeld'e
defeat at tbe hands of tho Bandon glantB,
yet it cannot bo denied aside from that,
that Baum played a steady, head worked
gamo. First baseman Etrelf and third
basoroan Adomina wero exceptionally
good players, and masters of the stick,
as well; placing some work for the
Norlh Bend fielders.
The attoudanqo was the largest oyer
Been at tbo North Bond ball park. The
groud was in tho beet of condition.
Tbo Marehfleld rooters did moro work
for North Bend than the home rootors.
Bandon protested tho game on tho
ground that the third baseman playing
.i.i. x.i. !)...' ....... i..n.l l...
lylth North Bontr Wft9 not B,gnwl but
SALEM A
Following ia the score:
North Bond A.B R BH PO A E
MoKeown2b C I 2 3 2 0
McGinnisis 5 10 0 10
Heitmuller p .4 1 1( 0 1 0
Saundoralf ' 4) 0 1 '0 0
Kulp8b 3 0 10 10
Blleao .j ,3 1 1 17 0 0
Durryofr ,.4 1 1 0 '0 0
Beaton $b.&ci V l & , K'
Graham lb -4 ju fl 5,,;0 .0
Joneert 0 0 0 0 '-a 6
i
80,
&arr
(
jy,inz.
Bandon
.- 1
MiKnn,c
1
WeiterwrgM
Btrb'ib
AdamitiA 3b
IVlland V.
COdwelllf ;3
Oarklow eTf r '-LA
Ihuin p ",
UoSman r f
Totals
BCXS'AMD KITS Br IKKINUfl
1 2 34 6" Hi b1 t) Total
North Bad
IIIU
Band n
lilt
0 6 0000,0 0 q d
0 4 i4ai 001 2-id
000 2 20000 i
0003100004
summary: .
Stolen Bates, Bandon 4 North Bend 2,
Three base hits, Strelb. Two base hits,
Heitmuller, Beaton. Double plays,
Weuterborg to Fellana to Strelb. Bdses
on called balls, Bandon 4, North Bead 1.
Left on bates, Bandon C, North Bend 8
Struck ont by Haitaaller 17, by Baum
0, Hit by pitched ball, Holruan, 0
Oflwell.Kulp. Umpire, Nadler.
The ball game on tbe Harthfield
groun-s Sunday between the home
team and the Coqailte players resulted
in a victory for the home team by a
score of 3 to 2, tbe last balfot .be ninth
inning not being played.
This game did not arouse mncb inter
est, It was a. foregon conclusion that
the visiters would be defeated, and they
were not expected to bold tbe score eo
even.
The grounds were in bad shape the
recent rata having softened them to a
state that made fast work impoesible.
This game was gulled off early, being
called as soon as possible after the ar
rival of tbe train from the Coqallh), eo
that the crowd could also take in the
game at North Bend, which was held
back for that purpose.
Immediately after the clow of the
game tbe crowd was takes oa the Flyer,4
Cruiser and some gaaollae branches
which wero in waiting at the.' depot
wharf and transferred direct to North
Bend. Thn result of thia program was
that a beautiful Sunday calm prevailed
along Front Street throughout nearly
the entire day, am those who bad con
tributed to the ball fund with tho self
ish intention of getting soma of their
money back out of tbo visitors who
would bo attracted to Marehfleld by the
game bad. plenty of time to think of tUn
matter calmly, atthougb'lt Is to be (oared
that some of them dhUnot maintain
that serenity which maika the unrr fif
ed spirit.
Q"
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IfflEDTOHD'sl
LACK-DRAUGHT
THE ORIGINAL
LIVER MEDICINE!
y ..
A SLAlifttar Mmnlarn!n rliiMnai
biliousness and a coated tongue
ore common indications of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach paid
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
give immediate warning by pain,
ut liver and kidney troubles,
though less painful at the start, aro
much harder to cure. Thedford's
Black-Draught never fails to bene
fit diseased liver and weakened kid
neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to uirow off tho gernia of fever and
ague, it is a certain preventive
of cholera and Brioht's disease of
tbo kidneys. With kidneys re
inforced by Thedford's Black'
Draught thousands of persons havo
dwelt immune in4ho midst ol yel
low fever. Many iatnilioj live in
perfect health and have no other
doctor than Thedford's Black
Draught., It is always on hand for
use In an emergency and saves
many expaasive calls of a dootor.
I hve HMd ThcaVerd'sdNask-Drwikt
for three years aadlkavc net kadtoae
toadocierslftef I havc,hiitMNt1t
It is the kat msaXila fer iaa that b
oa th market fersr aad htyMy
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I ceabMs, Iv. A. 0, LtWIS.
..Totals
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w a uiwmo .1 1
' 1 v 1 if 5 0 1
- 2 , 0 0 2 id
- 1
'01111
a0 , 0 1 00
;:mo .0 .1 1 rf
s i 1 n. n it
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U WU 21 7 7
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