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Sept. 23-Ton rebels wo capmreu j jL 30 miles south of 8. Their lender was "M.ilfll today as Gin- -i, the rebel chief. Ho Ki ideally, "I nm tln-d :j." Mid cnniiKi. GARRISON NO LONGER ROPES 1 COUPLE I TRIED nd Wife Plead Not (y When Arraigned at loitax. iteJ Press to Tho Coos Eir Times.) U, Wash., Sept. 23. k'r Drown, known nH ud Ms wire, Winnie, :ot guilty today to tho lint degrco murder ror l!brt Neevcs, father of In, ho was shot on u ir here Sent. 15. Isrrtr to tlio charge of lr murder was nuiilo by Ml lor tho defense, and j Judge Nclll of tho su- rt, iho let tho trial f'jr HI. h children of (ho Browns, l-ere to teo tho parent, a today to tl'.o Coviiu- I, n StKkane, where they Ul uader tho orueia of I HUES i' ana Man Found Guilty of Murder Here Says He Will Be "Butchered." Frank S. Garrison, who Is In tho stnto penitentiary and who was found guilty of killing Hoy Por klns, and was Boutoncod to bo hanged, writes Hint bo linn given ui) nil bono of over being released. In n letter to Tho Times ho Htntos that bo lins presented hla caso to Governor West, but that ho has been rofuscd a furthor hearing. Ho Htlll Insists Hint bo bus ovldonno which would clenr him If bo wuu allowed to toll it. Garrison writes: "Tho governor hns refused mo n hearing. I wish you would bo in form my frlouds. I will bo butch ered on Decotnbor 13, becnuso that is all hanging In nuywny. 1 wla'i 1 wiib over tlioro for n wbllo, .tin way my friends bnvo boon killed off. Two of thein, nlul ono I cnusod to otitic to tho bay. Ho was nt, tho city Jail tho .night nf loV Mr. Graves loft. If my caso bad carried tin to tho supremo court and been reversed Jnko Ev aim would bnvo boon n witness at tho no.t trial. That Is why bo Is dond. Look nt tho pnrtlos who bnvo taken most lutorest In bis nm! Joynor casos. Thoy woro con nectcd with my conviction." Waiting for Attempt to Re open Mines, But Leaders Have Kept Men Quiet. iDy Associated Press to Tho Coos Hay Times.) BINailAM, Utah, Sept. 23. Illnghnm this morning was crowd--d with Htrlklng miners who await ed oxpoctnntly nn nttompt of tho Utah Coppor Company to begin op erations, but ns tho day woro on and no niovo was made, tho dlmi Hcattcrcd to their homes or gath ered about tho hendqunrters of tho local minors' union. J. C. Lowmw, exepiitlvo bonrd mpmber of tho FAVORS NEW JETTY IRK Western Federation of Miners, do parted today for Salt Lake, where ho Is scheduled to Join Ynnco Ter zlcli, nnothcr member of tho bonrd, and President Charles H. Moyer in, a conference. Sympathetic strikes In other mining camps Is ono of tho mnttors to bo discussed. Par ticular attention will bo given Ely, Nevada, where It Is claimed tho coppor minors nro rendy to donund a higher wngo scale. Tho 4500 mon who nro on n strlko for hlglwr wages and bettor' working condi tions horo continue to maintain or dor under tho watchful oyes of their leaders, who hnvo taken o- M, Jnn t '"" J r Pg'i'ff,; HAWLEY VISITS B IES GARRY RELIEF TO PEOPLE OF ISOLATED CITY DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT NO Congressman, Capt. Macgenn and Others Speak at Commercial Club.. Congressman Hawloy attondod nn Informal meeting at the Commercial Hi Ml I Every County in the raai world Rep resented. ''1 Prss to Coos Day flats.) Sept. 23'. Boston for- aer gates today to (' " chambers of com- man son nwn nn...i- BW with commercial! m tgrnera of tho earth '8dince. Slxtnnn Inn. 'e ipoken, Interpreters 1 me delegates. rixi). Wrs fi.vt iuu i .. re'S,,otheCoBay icon pT:' I ..? BPt. 23. fining fss'.OOO 'in tie PI... ; l,usa B'P r' wuisvnie a vn.hvin.. Itfitn It. k.; lae Mnress uiiin. tw, .T'U" as ktM." V '.""nation. Ala.. ' e &. Nashvlllo P toair it VfcJ .n' Alu" -- juuor oi tllO ,5a 5aas dead. u'fe1" D, sua- 3 7 e3.) 4UO 03 Tf. "?' 23. pr n. "MeSrL0' ns ie?r.01 8-m- . Sho was 1 Ot Bar.?! t0 Prln(,0 3VED nv TAPT h61 Pres, tn -n. A& 23.-Del0. I'' Grilles i COIfereuco "wt9 House thta a"! BE AFFECTED Possibly Cannot Run for Sen ator Because of Olcott's 1 Ruling. Hugh McLaln, cntidtdalo for stato sonator on tho nomncrntlc ticket, says that ho Is nfrald that ho is kuockod out from running, on account of n decision of tho secretary of state in tho enso of Dan Kollnhor. Tho lattor was a candldnto for stato Bonntor by pe tition and bis nnmo wns written In for olootor. Tho ruling by tho socrotnry ot stato is that bo must sorvo ns candldnto for stato sona tor only, having- petitioned for that plnco. In tho caso of McLaln ho wis potltlonod ns n candldnto for Dom ocrntlc elector but his namo was written In for stnto sonator. Mr. McLaln nccoptod tho nomination for stato sonator, but ho Is afraid that tho rullne will apply to him so that ho will bo forced to bo tho candldnto for olector and cannot bo tho Domocratlo candldato for state senator. Tho Domocratlc county cont.vil commltteo can. if it chooses, meot and namo another candldato for stato senator. DISCUSS HEALTH. Congressman Hawley Prom ises to Do All He Can for Project. Congrossmnn W. C. Hnwloy fav ors tho Impravomont of tho Jetty SL"i .?!!!.I1C. !?. C,08..i5n' ""'.! Club at North1 Ilend today brm1'' t ' tho lm mvemenV! i fi0 Z ft 'ffrcaSl Vff This fooling bo expressed to friends! U L lb rS Sm bo mot In tho city and nlso nt h ,' J 1,00. .1 1 i 1 ni hm,,i tho meeting of tho roprosentatlvos ' ol01)b0,Blb '10to Siro nn n mronr or the Marshflold and North Ilend nn ' n1 ,," l 0wU"0, "" "' '?"! ,, arti of North Uond to o20'Ront ,,,M" b' Cn,h Mnconrt hai ovor the ? inoolliiB ,,roiWo, boen of much uso. Congrossinnn i-l"?,"?i""b.:..,..i...., ..... ...I Hawloy asked if tho pcoplo wantol I. n'i,i nr. ,S.r hi i n.V to rccbmiiiond that tho bar dredse tho old port commission bnd boon. ,.. .. ,n .nnir, n(lin- nnr. declared void by tho Bi.pro.no comtb0lmlpu"l: ; ulVtnS of the nofrStnco,,- th, 'ol"t "".. "cpL "SSl, Vt mUslorso Umt'bo'wouirbo X I "To' i.TffilVtSt to show at Washington how mut- '.?'. ,. V.?,..,8" L V nt...'10 .1. '.' t0r8 Ktood iwniii it uuviBuuia iu fcMO hwuj iuu uivuhu no ouun iuj uuiu b"- Tlt U'nu Inlil ft Mm attlnl nl mi. ' imi n.1.1 l.nim r i, oAi.r I nothing for it In tho way of uu nZlon nnfi nf M,n 0fir,0 Jft "X npproprlntlo... Ho thought that tho nrn Lul, .S Jiin STmZ I only way to Improve tho bar was rS? ini.5 iSrrlllld.n!iD0,.?0 1 Btructod ond tho bar drodgo could uichi tlio govornmunt glvo lllco .-, tVUn rttv ?, eni.i uiw(.wi . aim Hz TUn Inttv. iin until. Rlimtm BU'A,S, .t-..i..i -.. bo built 1000 feet boyond tho explained- tlmttbo electloi 'had i f , ffi 0 "&, "St SS"t.tr 'thonnaio lb0 'Z S? hi S" LyZl SHnUio '. "., rM"PV"0,L.?.,,, "I wns a friend of Coo. Hay. The ....rf ............ v ..w j.w.v w...,. Mftm.i .. ,- ni- ,.... i.ii. t-M.nlfl bo chocked In Its work. Ii.cren.so Illg. Among otbors who spoko woro to Major Morrow, roforrlng to him as tho only ougluoer who bad been willing to innke- rocomiueiidutloiiH Petor LokkIo and h. J. Simpson of'""'! that ho was a mnn who hsd North Hoiid. Tho later cnllod at- Hio courago of his convictions an-i tontlon to tho rapid Incronso In consoquontiy was n man 01 noiiuy. tho shlpnio.its out of Coos Huy! Spoochos woro nlso mndo by nnd mndo tho stntoinont that dur- Ptor I-ogglo of North Hond mid lug 1913 thoro would bo shipped W. W. Cardwoll of Itosohnrjf, who ovor the bar COO, 000 tons of out-' Is cnndldnto for prosocutlng at going lumbor and othor freight. tornoy. Ho paid high tribute to Dig Authoring of tny Nations in Session nt Washington. (By Associated Press to the Coos Bay Tlmos). , WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. Wel comed by Taft and attondod by nbout 3000 dologates from all parts of tho world, tho 16th Internation al Congress of Hygleno convened today. For tho first tlmo In 00 years tho congress mot in tho Un itod States. Tho dolegatos gath ered for tho exchange of greotlngs In tho Continental Momorial Hall, tho marblo homo of tho Daughters of tho Amorlcnn Revolution. To Taft's nddress brief responses wero made- by tho heads of tho delega tions from each of tho, 33 coun tries represented, Tho sessions will continue throughout tho week, all phasos of public health, hyglono and al lied tubjects bolng discussed. A series of entertainments will In clude a garden party at tho Whlto House this aftornoon. HERE FOR 1IOO 1100. tho A. ir. Potter Arrives With Necessary Equipment. A' IL. Potter, representative of tho Atkins Saw Company, nnd prominent In tho Hoo Hoo, nrrlvod today on tho Breakwater to bo present at tho concatenation to bo hold next Thursday in this city. Mr. Potter brought with him all tho equipment necessary for the initiation of new members. TENSLAR. Mr. Hawley told of Nohalom nnd othor smaller ports which had giv en dollar for dollar with tho gov ernment In mnklui; harbor Im provements. Dr. Hurtle said that such was out of tho question In tills locality on account of tho -die of - this harbor. Ho said this .v.is n plnco whero It was oxpocted io build n city of 100,000 pcoplo and that It was a world harbor and should bo Improved ns such. Mr. Hnwloy told of having so cured n survey of tho Jetty to ns- cortnln tho cost and of his hopes of securing an appropriation for tho present work. In speaking af ter tho mooting regarding tho Coos Bay situation, Mr. Hnwloy said: "I have favored tho Jetty on Coos Bay, but I took tho bar dredgo wl.on It wns offered, rath or than to tako nothing at all. It must bo realized that It was Im possible to got anything through that Is not recommended by tho englncors. The engineers Insisted on trylns out tho drodgo horo. With tho Jetty Improved tho dredgo would bo nil right as n supplementary proposition. Tho en gineers think It will bo of groat service. I was willing to trndo off the 1400,000 appropriation for tho dredgo toward Jotty Improvement work, if such n thing can bo done, but nnyway I shall try to securo tho Jotty work. Secured Survey. "I did securo a survey for tho purposo of ascertaining tho cost of reconstructing tho Jetty. Tho pre liminary survey has been mndo and I shall at onco try to have tho final survey rushed. I think thero will ho a rivers and harbors bill nt tho next congress and I shall try my best to get an appropria tion for tho Jetty. "It Is unusual ovor to got a aur voy for a now project until tho project In hand Is completed. In this caso wo hnvo tho bar dredgo project on hand and It is quite- unusual to cet a survey for anoth er project w thout tho first one bolng tried out. "Of course, every harbor wants Improvements. Thero nro rivers and harbor Improvements recom mended and now before congress aggregating in cost over $200,000, 000. Congress spends for these purpos.es about $25,000,000 annu ally, xuis means mm uuuui iu Coos Hay. m WASHINGTON SAILS SODTR Leaves Coos Bay for San Francisco With Passen gers Sunday. Tho steamer Washington salted for San Frnnclsco Sunday morn ing. Tho passengers leaving woro: Mrs. R. Jansen, Irono Janstm, Edith Jansen, W. A. McDonald. J. II. Hussman, G. Myers, L. A. Bal llngor, Mrs. R. Holmes, Hazel Holmes, Grnco Parker. E. R. Rosh, T. C. Moonoy, Albort King, Mrs. Albert King. per cont of what Is recommended can bo allowed each yoar. Tlioro aro about 200 congressmen out of tho 390 odd who conu from dis tricts whero thoro la somo sort of river or harbor improvement want ed. That means whon a congrebs man is flchtlnc for nn appropria tion for an Jmprovomont of thlst kind, ho is ono out of tho 200 who is trying to got ten per cont of what has been recommendod. "However, I hopo we will ho ablj to get something dono for the reconstruction of tho Jotty." Mr. Hnwloy Is nbout tho city today visiting friends and tomor row morning will leavo for Myr tle Point, and expects to attend tho county fair at that placo. 115 DROWNED. (By Associated Press.) PARIS, Sept. 23. Ono hun- drod nud fifteen persons woro drowned today In the North- em Dvlna river, near Arch- angel, ns tho result of a col- llslon of two steamers, nc- cording to a dispatch from St. Petersburg. Body Found in Bay Is That of Mrs. Amanda 1 Chambers. Tho body of a woman found nn tho mud flntu nonr tho Eastsldo ferry lauding Saturday afternoon, mention of which was mndo brlofly In tho Saturday Issue of T'.o Times, was that of Mrs. Ainnndn A. Chambors of this city, who re sided with her son, J. S. Chnmburs nud family In n houso directly back ot Tho Tlmos building. Pho drowning, nccordlng to tho ovldoiu'o nt tho coroner's Jury, wns beyond any doubt nccldontnl. It wns not until after 7 p. 111. that tho body was Identified. Mr J. Chnmbco with hor sou ciimo from Contrnlla, Wash., only a fow mouths ago, nud while many re- memborcd soolng tho woman 011 tho stroet thoy did not know who sho was. It was with somo difficulty that tho body was recovered. Coronr IIhou wns cnllod to Kastsldo at 1:30 p. m. Saturday. It was dur ing . low tldo nnd tho body could bo soon 011 tho mud flats, probnbiy 1C0 feet north of tho long board street and nbout 300 foot cast of tho chanuol. It Is thought that Mrs. Chambers was drowned som.i tlmo Thursday ovonlng. In nil probability Alio was at Enstsl-lo waiting for the ferry and accident ally fell from tho high landing at tho old oil houso without bolng observed, It not bolng uncommon far no 01.0 to bo nbout at that placo. Mrs. Chambors had sovoral yonip ago, according to tho tostliuony of hor son, broken hor nuklo. Sho usually cnrrled a cu.10 and some Union hor nnklo Knvo her pain, causing hor to bocomo dizzy nnd fnll on account ot tho wonkenlng nnklo. On this occasion sho was without hor enno nnd her son bo lloveB hor nnklo gnvo way wlilbi she was near the odge of the foul ing, criiiIuk hor to fnll. T I.-...1 Will. Ui,.. " " ft The sou In n plumber omployodi nt tlio Sumner Hurdwnro store He whs groatly grloved over tho nccl dontnl death of his mothor nud from all ovldonco Introduced up ponis to have boon n kindly and coualdornto son. Corouor Wilson hold tho luquofct Sunday morning. Tho Jury wn3 composed of Tom Coko, lack Da vis, J. O. Lnngworthy, Ivy Con dron, D, A. Jonos and J. II. Mll nor. C. D. Mooro, who with his wlfo occupies tho lowor pnrt of the houso whero tho Chambors family resided, testified first. Ho said that from all of his observation, Mr. Chambers had taken good enro of his mothor and roforrcd to the young man's wlfo as bolng kind to tho oldorly lady. Tho witness snld ho and his wlfo had concludo.l thnt Mrs. Chambors was a llttlo childish. Mr. Mooro told of a con orsntlon with Mrs. Chambers In which sho said that sho wnnted to work nnd bo Independent, but that ho advised hor sho had bettor stay at home, ns sho was well provided for. rinding of Roily. W. Cavannugh testified regard ing tho position ot tho body. Ho said that Friday ho saw what lift now bollevcs was tho body but at tho tlmo thought It wns some thing clso. It was then nearer tho chnnnol, which was taken to lndlcato that Mrs. Chambors must havo fallen off tho ferry landing. Thoro aro many stumps and logs on tho mud flats In low tldo 00 that ono might easily overlook a body even though near to tho brldco. Allan Larry. Eddlo Ellonburg nnd Clnronco Hoad tostlfled about seeing tho body and notifying Cap tain Alox Hall of tho ferry Tran sit, who stated -that ho had on a number of occasions cnrrled Mrs. Chambors across to Eastsldo al though ho did not know who sho was. Dr. Housoworth testified that ho had examined tho body and that while ho could not stato positively death could havo been produced by drowning, Thero woro no evi dences of deatn being urougui nbout in any other way. Ho found a slight bruise, on the forohoad, which might have been caused by a fall, but ho said it was not suf ficient to havo caused death, al thouEh It might havo rendered the woman unconscious. J. S. Chambers, tho son, testi fied. He said that the numiy. re .13 Of Residents and Students Granada, Are Cut Off Fifty Days. REBELS SEEM TO BE FRIENDLY TO THE U. S. Possibility of Engagement .With Naval Force Be lieved Unlikely. ' (By Associated Press to Tho Cooa Bay Times.) WASHINGTON, Sopf. 23. A dis patch to tho Navy Dopartmout to day from Hear Admiral Southor Inml announced tho arrival of Ma jor Hutlor nud u forco of marinas at Grnunda with Red Cross sup plies for lho cltlzons nnd pupils ot tho French college, who woro ! luted for nearly 50 days. Dotalls of tho progros of tho re lief expedition mnko It appear that tho robots gonorully bnvo dlsnlnviid n fair disposition toward tho Am erican naval forco nud thnt tho in cident nt Mninyn last 'Thursday night, when threo American ma rinofl woro slightly woundod. was not Inspired by any of tho londars, hut was tho work of a drunken r bol. This encouraged the olllol.ils horo In tho belief thnt thoro Is no danger of n fight between Soiithar land's forces and tho rebols. IS. 0. MAJOR IS DC Wife of Mill Employe Said to Have Been Gone for Several Days. Mrs. Duvld MnJor. wlfo of nn omployo of tho Eastsldo mill of th u, A. binlth company, Is reported to bo missing. Tho family lucldo on tho Sun.uor road beyond Urn mill. It Is wild thnt Mrs. Major has boon gono several days nntt tho family is greatly worrlod four lug thnt sho has mot with soiiih nccldont. Mrs, Mujor Is an oldor ly woman. RKADV JfOK PHIMARIKS. MuMinrliiiM'tfN Vote.-H Will Suhtct cuniiiiitiivH Tomorrow. (By Assoclntod Press to Tho Cooc Bay Tlmos.) BOSTON. Son. -Cfl Knnii nt ti, four nsplrnnts for tho Domocratlo and Ropubllenn nomluntlons for govornor nro confhlont todny of siiccoss In tho stnto-wldo primaries tomorrow wl.on tho votoia will se lect nil tho candldatos for tho No vombor oloctlon, oxcopt tho preid dontlnl electors. Tho Progrosslvos, ProhlbltlonlstB, nnd Prohibition So- ciuiisiB win mnito nomluntlons by potltlon. Tho gubornntorlal can didates aro Eugono N. Fobs and JOSOPll C. Pollotlor for tlm rinnm. crats nnd Joseph Walker and Ev- uiuu u. nonion tor tno Republicans. WILL TOW DREDGE. Tug Daring Ik Hero to Mnko tho i-'irst Trip. TllO tUK Dnrlmr nf Hnniilntn hns nrrlvod In Coos Bny with the. nargo woicott. Tho piping, pon toons nnd smnllor pnrts In connec tion With tho dredirn will lm lnn1. ed on tho bnrgo nnd tnkon to Grays Hnrbor. Tho Daring will then tako n tow to San Francisco and on roturnjng from tho south will stop at Coos Bay nnd tow tho Oregon to Grays Hnrbor. II l,IM HUYS FINE STOCK. Robert Rooko, who recontly pur chnsed tho Bunch ranch In Doug las county, was In from tho ranch last week, nnd while horo pur chased n roglstored Holstoln bull from K. A. Lnndrlth's stock ranch on Coos Rlvor. Ho will hnvo tho nnlmnl shipped out to his ranch shortly. Missionary Ilend. Rev. G. LoRoy Hall rocolvod a tologram today an nouncing tho death at Philadelphia of Dr. Robert G. Seymour, socro tar; ot tho Nntlonnl Baptist Pub lication Socloty, tho organization under which tho Coos Hay.Colport ago boat will bo managed. ' It was through Mr. Soymour's decision that tho boat was buljt In this locality. (Continued on Pago Four.) PEXSLAR. Merchant of Venico nt Royal to night. Shakespeare's Merchant of Ven ice tonight at tho Royal. V I '. ' f I 1 1