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RESULT' OF G. A. R. MEET. work was probably tne most success­ WASHINGTON NOTE«. ful bit of refereeing ever seen in this Corporal Tanner Elected Commander NELSON IS CHAMPION state. ' The town of Starbnck haa voted to NEWS OF THE WOULD EXPLOSION ON Incorporate as a town of the fourth —Other Officers. 'ass. The 39th national encampment of At his SHORT TELEGRAPH ITEM S FROM KNOCKED OUT JIMMY BRITT I T said: State Grain Inspector Arrasmlth the Grand Army of the Republic at 'The fight turned out Just as I ex­ JAP BATTLESHIP says Washington crop will aggregate ALL POINTS OF THE GLOBE. Denver elected officers as follows: SAN FRANCISCO. pected it would. I knew that if I got thirty millions. Commander In chief, James Tanner a square deal and no favors were Lincoln county farmers have never of New York; senior vice commander, shown that I would win. Referee known a period of greater prosperity A Review of Happenings In Both George W. Cook, Denver; Junior vice ^hey Fought 18 of tne Fastest Rounds Graney was perfectly Jrfst In his de-fv 590 UVES LOST than they are now experiencing. The machinery Is being placed in the Eaetem end Western Hemispheres commander, Silas'H. Towler, Minne­ Ever 8een—Britt Had Best of Fight clsions, ’as my manager was sure he apolis; surgeon general, Hugo Pbiller, would be. Tokio, 8epfc 12.—The navy depart- iw creamery which Is expected to be During the Past Week—National, Waukesha; Wls.; chaplain In chief. Until Last Few Rounds—Graney In operation within 10 days at Welts- "It was a blow in the pit of the ent announces that the battleship burg. Rev. Father J. G. Leary, Chapman, stomach, followed by a left hook to Historical, Political and Pervonal Was Referee and Gave Entire Satis­ Mikasa has been destroyed by fire and Of the 15 Sunnyslde school teachers Kan. the Jaw that gave Britt his quietus. the explosion of bar magazine, ozaamg Minneapolis was chosen as the meet­ faction—Stomach Blow Did IL He did not have me distressed at any ro are men, one a married woman ing place for 1906. stage of the game, even If some of the loss of 599 Uves, including men of and 12 unmarried. Eight own ranches other ships who went to the reeoue. ear Sunnyslde. The members of the council of ad­ San Francisco.—In a fight that will my friends thought that I was going That,a secret treaty has been made ministration were announced, among once or twice. On the other hand. 1 The fire started from an unknown The body ot an unknown man waa between the emperors of Russia and long stand in a class of its own.In the mse at midnight on Sunday night, found Sunday In the river at Spokane. Japan Is denied In London. them being: knew early In the fight that I would The dead man was large, tall and Idaho, Samuel Wallace, Pocatello; history of ring contests. Battling Nel­ cooquer Britt and that it was merely Septemer 10. Before the offioers oould Three trainmen—were killed and Montana, G. B. Sterling, Helena; Ore­ son, the sturdy little Dane from Il­ a matter of rounds before I would put be rescued the fire reached the aft well belli and weighed about 180 three others were Injured In a recent gon, 6. F. Pike, Moro; Utah, N. D. Cor- magazine, whioh exploded, blowing a pounds. linois, knocked out James' Edward him out. But I must give my adver­ The remains of Thomas Madden, collision at Tabor Junction, P a, be­ ser, Salt Lake city; Washington, Wil­ Britt of San Franclgpo at Colma Sat­ sary the credit of having fought very hole in the port side of the vessel below tween freight trains of the Philadel­ the Mater line and causing the ship to who was killed by a freight train on liam Badger, North Yakima. urday afternoon. squarely.” the Great Northern, were taken to We­ phia & Reading railway, and the Cen­ The end came In the 18th round and “Honor td Victor,” 8aya Britt. sink. An investigation is now being tral railroad of New Jersey. Woman’s Relief Corps Officers.. held to determine the oause of the fire. natchee for burial. as a clean cut, fairly won victory. Britt said: N. O. Baldwin has closed a deal for Governor Folk and wife of Missouri Mrs. Abble A. Adams of Superior, This is a simple.statement of the re­ "I battled Nelson at his own particu­ The Mikasa was the flagship of the are at Portland to attend the Missouri Neb., was elected president of the ■panese navy, flying the flag of Vloe the Jacob Ledgerwood estate. The sult; the story of the battle itself fur­ lar style of fighting. Of course 1 used estate Is situated eight miles west of day exercises at the exposition. Woman’s Relief Corps. nishes a thrilling story. No element my cleverness. I was stronger than he Admiral Togo, the oommander in The council of ministers of France Senior vice president, Mrs. Julia G. ohlef. She was present at all of the -Pomeroy and consists ot 1920 acres goes to give tne fight the superla­ was at the finish and was gradually principal engagements daring the war id sold for 319,200. has decided on the reassembling of Sine, Chicago; Junior vice president, tive title of “greatest'' was missing. wearing him down. My hands wi parliament either October 17 or Oc­ Eunice Munger, Oklahoma City; treas­ and was on several oocaaion* reported Work has ben resumed on the fed­ It was the story of many another swollen and had burst the adhesive severely damaged in action. eral building at beattle and will be tober 30. urer, Charlotte E. Wright, Hartford, ring contest—the success of the strong, bandages. I was a better man than continued without delay, says the con­ The Armenian bishop of Shusha has Conn.; chaplain, Catherine C. Ken­ At the battle of the Sea of Japan she sturdy, enduring fighter against a Nelson when the fight ended. I don’t led the fleet into action, and her name tractor. It will require about two sent a message to the authorities say­ nedy, Denver. clever, cool boxer. This, in brief. Is say H was a lucky punch, but Nelson was mentioned in connection with years to complete the building. ing that the devastation and resulting Ladles of the G. A. R. description of Nelson's and Britt's was particularly fortunate In landing It Is announced that Major Gerhard misery at Shusha is appalling. some of the most stirring events of that characteristics, respectively. From the that punch at that* time. AU honor famous se%f!ghL L. Luhn, United States army retired, According to the oiucers of the In­ The lKdles of the G. A. R. elected the very first moment of the fight until the victor. I would use to fight him following officers: The Mikasa was one of the largest at his own request has been relieved ternational Typographical union, the Referee Graney finished the count of again. I am not hurt, nor was I hurt id most powerful vessels in tbe Jap­ from duty as Instructor In military tac­ war between the United Typothetae President, Ruth E. Foote, Denver; lu, Nelson forced the fighting. Though at any time in-the battle. I was not anese navy. She was bailt at Barrow, tics at Gonzaga college at Spokane. and the International Typographical senior vice president, Margaret Ste­ battered by Innumerable bruising exhausted. My condition was perfect England, and was launched in 1902. The annual report of the commis­ union over the latter's demand for an vens, New Jersey; Junior vice presi­ blows upon tne face, and body and and I was never better than when I got she had a displacement of 16 ,100 tons sioner of pensions shows that 9766 eight hour day to go into effect Janu­ dent, Minnie Barnum, Minnesota; at times very tired. Nelson never for that puucn In the Ï8tb round. I have and her speed was 18 6 knots, with 16, residents of the state of Washington ary 1, Is to become general. treasurer, Ella Jones, Pennsylvania; moment gave ground. He came no excuse to make, but desire to give 481 indicated horse power. Her arm­ were on the pension rolls June 30, Major General Wood In his report secretary, Catherine Ross, Colorado; back after every vicious attack by the all credit to Nelson. He is a strong ament oonail tad of four 12 inch, four- 1905, who drew during the last fiscal states-that the Moros have been paci­ chaplain, Annie Weaver, Iowa; council clever Britt, always ready to exchange .fellow and aggressive." 6 inoh, twenty 12 pounders, eight year 3U78.660. fied to such an extent that Americans of administration, Genevieve Long- blows. 3 pounders, four 21-2 poundeis. The body of Andrew Jackson, a pio­ may safely travel In any part of the field. Illinois; Abble Krebbs, Callfor- For these rushing, forcing, persistent 8portlng Notes. neer of Medical Lake, waa found lu Island. and Lizzie Griffin, New York. tactics of Nelson Britt could find no The Everett ball team won the pen­ Feraan lake, a small lake a mile and Joy because of the return of her son effective counter, lu e Californian nant In the Northwest league. half from Coeur d'Alene city. The after a year's absence caused the MINING NOTE8. tried every blow known to him—and This week Coach Cutts of Univer­ RIOTS IN deceased is supposed to have met his death of Mrs. -ophie Erllnger, aged he apparently knows all of them—to sity of Washington will begin active death by accidental drowning about 63, at 8L Louis recently. stop his tireless opponent In every work with the varsity football squad. six days ago. At a meeting of the governor and One of the most remarkable discov­ eries in a gold mine In recent years is was he failed. It is true Britt pun­ Amid the rousing cheers of 25,000 YOKOHAMA Friday night the most terrific rain­ council of New. Hampshire, Governor Just reported from tho Bullfrog Exten­ ished Nelson severely, knocking him persons, James R. Keene’ storm known In northwest Washington McLane formally announced to the sion- Mining company's estate in the down once and staggering him several 3 year old coll Sysonby, easily cap­ since the establishment ot a branch of council the gift to the state by the Bullfrog district, ..evada. A narrow times, but never Was he able to beat tured the annual champion stakes of Tokio, Sept 16—Advioes from Yoko­ tbe government weather bureau at Japanese plenipotentiaries of 310,000 seam of almost pure tellurium ore has him back and change tue aspect of the 325,000 at Sheepshead Bay Saturday. hama say that a riot occurred there Bellingham eight years ago, occurred, to be divided among the charities In encountered which assays 82 per fight. Seagirt.—Fifty riflemen competed In shortly after midnight Tuesday night one and a half Inches of rain falling the state. / cent pure gold. All Britt’s in the Third. the final stage of the president's match The mob was largely divided into two In two and a hall hours. Jacob H. Thompson, exmange edi­ for the military championship of the bodies,, numbering about 5600, mostly The best offer for supplying the tor of the New York Times,_was re­ The most Important news In Ross- Only once, in the third round, did it IJKlted States. Sergeant Clarence C. oooliee, boatmen and outcasts, state with Jute for tne year's run at cently murdered at his apartments. land, B. C., mining circles during the appear to those close enough to judge ( Orr of Ohio won the president's match police boxes were demolished the penitentiary Jute mill submitted Members of the American Society of week Is the finding of the Black Bear the tide of battle that Britt might for the mlUtary championship of the burned. to the board of control in response to Professors of Dancing, in their annual shoot on the 900 toot level of the win. In this round he reached the United States. The mob directed its attacks against the call for bids was nearly 310,000 convention, continued to bewail the Rot. The dimensions have not yet most vulnerable spot on Nelson’s mus­ In the Spokane Athletic club's IS**®? objects—the polios stations, the more than the board expected to pay decadence of waltxlng and to adopt been determined. cle armored body—his stomacn—with amphitheater Friday- ...... iei,} night wlll^be h< 'residences of the customs offloials and for the 3500 bales required. plans for the rapid and easy death of P. Wheeler, manager of the Min­ two terriuc right hand blows that car­ the first glove encounter for several the large commercial houses. A negro was shot and mortally the twostep. eral Hill property. In Okanogan, Wash., ried punishing force behind them. Nel­ months, when Charley Nehrlng Four hundred troops were i wounded while stealing a ride on the A man named Olsen recently shot states that several feet of good ore son faltered for a moment and doubled (Neary) of Milwaukee and Maurice Tokio on a special train a little before westbound freight at North Yakima and killed Arthur Hopcroft at 8pencer has been encountered at a depth of 600 over. Quickly turning his attention Thompson of Butte will meet for dawn and soldiers are now guarding by Brakeman C. E. Johnstone. John­ Bridge, 160 miles east of Vancouver, feet. Nelson's face, Brin, sent In a terrific round bout, straight rules. Eddie the oonssulates, the warehouses con­ stone claims that the negro attacked B. C. The men had been drinking, and Smelter returns for August from right cress tnat dropped the Dane Quinn announces that there will be taining explosives and oil tanks. him with a bar of iron while he was it Is said the shooting was the result the Nelson, B. C., and the Trail, B. C., his knees. There was a great shout two preliminaries to the fight The governor of the prefecture and trying to pnt him off the train. - of a drunken row. smelter show a production of 2072 from Britt's friends, but the elation The final stage of the international the mayor of Yokohama have issued James Hamilton, who claimed to bo Yellow lever has appeared at Baton of lead. The Marysville smelter was shortlived. Nelson got up before foursome for 3F >00 a side between proclamations Instructing the people to an English nobleman, related to the Rouge, the capital of Mississippi. the timer could reach the count Harry Vardon and J. H. Taylor, the plaoe oonfidenoe in the ability of tbe duke of Abercorn, Is missing In Seat­ will not publish its figures, but Its authorities to restore order. The government has ordered the sus­ output Is estimated at 600 tons at and fought the only way he knows how English golf professionals, and James tle and his best friend, Arthur Game, pension of the Nippon, a conservative least. to light—always coming toward his Braid and Alexander Herd, Scotland' Six hundred Russian prisoners a Dawson mining man, has reported to paper, and the Jinmln, a radical paper, man. At this critical -Jne for Nelson war from Karafuto, who weer staying Frank Fritz, a well known mining leading champions, was played on th the police his belief that Hamilton has on account of objectionable articles the gong sounded for a rest, a most links of the Royal CInJue Ports club at the different hotels, hsve been committed suicide by drowning. published dealing with the local situa­ man, has Just returned from a trip to cheerful note to the Nelson supporters. placed under a special guard. During Thunder .Mountain, B. C., some 26 at Deal, England, and resulted In the riot the polioe used swords, while Burglars robbed me safe of the Cen­ tion. The call of time lor the succeeding victory for England by 13 up and 12 tral theater at Seattle, one ot the chain President Palma was unanimously miles north of Franklin camp, where round, however, found tue much bat­ the mob was armed with pistols and he has a group of claims. He brought to play. sword stioks. The casualties among of 10 cent houses, some time early renominated by the moderate party tered Battler fresh and ready Frank Kramer recently won the title Sunday morning, and got 3328 in cash. convention as a candidate for the down some samples of ore from these sume. the police were three severely woudned properties which has Just been at of two mile American champion at and 37 slightly injured. Ninety-eight The safe was not blown open, which presidency of Cuba. Mendez Capote Nelson was always the first to begin Newark, N. J., but he divided the hon­ shows that the robbery waa commit­ reoelved the nomination for the vice ed and showed the remarkable returns rounds, though not alw y i the first of the mob are under arrest of 14,000 ounces of silver per ton. or with Eddie Root, who was his team­ The mob set fire to polioe boxes by ted by some one who knew the combi­ presidency. land a blow. Time after time he would mate In the deciding heat nation. Captain P. McL. Forln of the Rocky The first shipment of ore has been glide along after Britt, much after the soaking hats in oil, firing them and There will be no fight between John throwing them at the objet of attack. Moritz Thomsen, president of the Mountain rangers Is arranging an ex­ made from the ^uesapeake-Tamarack style of Fitzsimmons, never c‘ Centennial Mill company, estimates property In the Nine Mile section, L. Sullivan and Cnauie Mitchell at Ta­ Quiet has apparently been restored. tensive rifle competition tot the Nel­ his feel but always seeking tc coma, September 19. that California will use 6,000,000 bush­ son, B. C. fair, for which a goodly num­ Coeur d’Alene, and preparations are tne distance between his opponent and being made to ship another car this After several weeks’ Indecision the els of Washington wheat this year. ber of prises have been offered.’ himself. This 'tireless persistency—a match between Frank A. Gotch He also states that orders for approxi­ President Roosevelt has taken sum­ month. most discouraging uung to the oppos­ Humbolt, lews, for a year and a half mately 15,000,000 bushels have been re­ mary action in the case of Frank W. Ore shipments from the mines of ing fighter—and his marvelous disre­ America's champion heavyweight TERMS OF ceived from the United Kingdom. The Palmer, public printer and head of the Boundary for the last week were 16,- gard of physical punishment, won the wrestler, and A. L. ("Boomer”) Weeks, present harvest in Washington is esti­ ' government printing office at Wash­ 141 tons. Total for the year to date, light for Nelson. the big 8pokane fireman, has been mated at 34,000,000 bushels. ington, by removing him from office. 503,782 tons. After his most successful rally In the finally closed by Eddie Quinn, assist­ ARMISTICE Bonds from the Spokane & Inland His failure to send In his resignation Total treatment at the Boundary third round, the popular little Califor­ ant manager of the Spokane Amateur Railroad company have been sold to as requested results in discharge. nia fighter weakened. Many of his smelters for last week, 16,940 tons. Athletic club. The bout,'Which Is bill­ ’ London, Sept 14. — The Jspaneae eastern firms and the road 'has the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Total for year to date, >..9.446 tons. friends seated very ciose to the ring­ funds with which to build Its lines Hitchcock have announced the i side saw the change and ventured the ed for 20 rounds, will take place In the delegation has given out the text of the The Arlington mine at Erie has de­ club amphitheater September 29. Russoo-Japanese armist'ce protocol as from Spokane to Colfax and Palo use, gagement of their daughter Anne, prediction that .,elson would win. follows: with provision for securing enough Lieutenant Commander William clared a dividend of 315,000. During Britt had done his best in the third. the period on which the dividend Is STANDING OF THE CLUBS, " I —A certain distance as a zone of additional money to extend the road to films, U. S. N. He had used all his strength, all his v Northwest. the Snake river or elsewhere when the The Vistula river distriots of Russia paid, the mine shipped 1128 tons of ore demarcation shall be fixed between the to the smelters, on which a net Bum cleverness and all his blows; yet, he P. C. fronts of tbe armies of the two powers company thinks such extensions would has been officially declared to tailed to achieve a knockout. EVerett in Manohuria, as well in the region of be profltauie. threatened with cholera. of 352,700.57 was returned. The aver­ He appeared to realize as he took age gross value was 358.60 per ton, and Spokane -- . the Turnen river. Korea. The attorney general has given an Five persons were killed and 76 his corner after the fourth, round that Bellingham . “ II—The naval foroe of one of the opinion on tbe new law prohibiting the Jured In a collision between passenger net value, after deducting freight he was unable to hurt his opponent and treatment, was 316.70. In addition Vancouver .. belligerents shall not bombard territory running at large of stock in counties and freight trolley cars on the York Nelson also seemed to reach this de­ belonging to or oooupied by the other. which are three-fourths under fence, & Dallaatown electric railway about to these returns, a sum of 31200.12 was Pacific Coasl received from the dominion govern­ cision at tbe same ume and subse­ P. C. " I l l —Marintime oaptures will not in which he holds that tye law is not six miles from York, Pa. quently took Britt's blows with more be suspended by the armistioe. self operative In'that county commis­ - The First National bank at Custer, ment as a bounty on the lead contents Oakland------...... 600 of the ore, making the total net re­ confidence and without flinching. Tacoma ...... “ IV—During the term of the armis­ sioners must give actual notice that N. D, was entered by burglars recently Except In spots the rounds were all tioe no reinforcements shall be dis- the required area is under fence. Per' and several thousand dollars, all the ceipts from the ore 353,900.69. Los-Angeles ...... 614 pretty much alike, Nelson always forc­ San Francisco — ------— .600 patched to the the theater of sons allowing stock to run at large bank had on hand, were taken. The ing, Britt always giving ground; Britt Portland ...... * ” ” ” !sO0 1 Tho66 whioh are already on their way can not be prosecuted for violation of safe was -.own up. INDIAN PUBLICLY WHIPPED. trying to keep Nelson at the end of his Seattle . . . .333 ****** D0t 1)6 dispatched north of the law until the notice has been giv­ A small tornado passed over the vi­ snappy left hand and the Dane using ...... ' ...... ‘ I Mukden on the part of Japan or south en, even though three-fourths of the cinity of Walter, Okla., killing two per­ Fifty Lashes on Bare Back for Horse Stealing. every means to get inside the circum­ National. of Haibia on the part of Russia. county is actually fenced. The re- - sons and seriously injuring nine. The ference of the clever Californian's two “ V—The commanders of the armies port of the county assessor to the com­ Wewoka, I. T.—Recent occurred ' dead are Mrs. E. M. Childers and John good hands. Whenever Nelson broke ...... « o *nd 606,8 ot too »wo powers shall de- missioners is conclusive as to the Ross. Several houses were blown what will probably be tbe last specta­ down the defense or accepted the PiRsDurg . . ._ ...... 653 termine in oommon accord the oondi- acreage. down. cle of the kind enacted in this terri­ blows aimed at him, he-would hammer Chicago ...... 61» tions of the armistioe in oonformity A giant pool to control from 1,000,- . Vice President Fairbanks was the tory. Solomon Mitchell, a full blood away at the body, always coming out Philadelphia ------;643 with ^ p ^ ia io ^ ,bove enumerated. M) to 2,000,000 bushels of wheat la be­ central figure of -.e recent golden Indian, was arrested by Seminole light of a clinch with swinging attempts Cincinnati ...... 496, ..VI_T he two governments shall or- ing formed by Central Washington Jubilee of the republican party horesmen tor hone stealing. He was the Jaw. SL Louis -- — -- -- — — -- -- der their oommanders immediately farmers. The movement haa already Chester county, » ennsylvanla. brought before the council pleaded Boston -- -- — . . -- . . — — .328 gfter the signing of the treaty of peaoe Graney Gives Orders. been favorably received at Sprague Hundreds of valuable foundry pat­ guilty and was sentenced to receive 50 Brooklyn . . - . . . -- . . — ------301 to put the protoool into execution. ” and Ritzville. At tne latter point the terns of the Hansell-Elcock company lashes on the bare back. The sentence The agreement of the two men American. | The protoool was signed by M. Witte, farmers present Included Ben F. of Chicago were destroyed by fire, was executed In tue courthouse square. break at the command of the referee P. C. Baron Rosen, Baron Komura and M. Berry, owning 58,000 bushels; W. R. which seriously damaged the firm’ It was piteous to hear the victim in and the referee's Interpretation of the Philadelphia ...... 626 Takahira. Cunningham. 8r.. 20,000 bushels; J. F. plant. The machinery of the fouridary Indian accent as he screamed “Ob rules and their strict enforcement Chicago ...... 585: ------Collier. 20,000 bushels; Fred Kembel. was ruined. The loss Is 360,00(5, with God! Oh, God!” were much in Nelson's favor. Graney Cleveland...... 620 ( Aeronaut Falls to Death. 17,000 bushels, and J. F. Irby, T 330,000 insurance. told them before the fight commenced Boston -. l...... 604 Baltimore, SepL 11.—Aeronaut John. bushels. The object of the con China Is Ordering Flour. tb^t they must break at his command New York ...... — ...... 600 August, aged 25, was instantly killed tlon Is to hold an Immense quantity ot • New York's chief of police has bar­ The. Chinese government has order­ —that he did not propose to lay his Detroit ---- - ...... -- - . .- .496 Sunday by falling 2000 feet from his wheat until it can be placed on the red automobiles from the Chinatown ed 60,000 tons of flour from the Minne­ hands on them during the fight, ne Washington ...... 417 apparatus during an exhibition. The market at a net price t district apolis milling interests. carried out his intentions, and his SL Louis ...... — ...... 355 body waa horribly mangied. of 75 cents per bushel for b

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