Dayton herald., September 07, 1906, Image 4

THE DAYTON HERALD
PINCHOT ON FOREST RESERVES
IRRIGATIONIST MEET
REVOLT GROWING RAPIDLY.
i Santigo in Rebellion—Insurgents Con­
Chief Forester Explains to Irrigation-
trol Santa Clara Province.
ists Government’s Scheme.
Havana,
Sept. 4.—The situation here
Boise, Sept. 4.—The policy of with­
.OREGON
’ DAYTON
is
far
darker
than at any previous time
drawing vast areas of the public-domain
since
the
insurrection
broke out. News
from entry under the land laws in order
, of an uprising in Santiago province,
to create fo est reservei or comerve the
while not yet published here, is spread­
water supply for purpose of irrigation,
ing about the city and causing the
which has been vigorously opposed by
Mr.
Sleeper,
-
f^sovvow
vv
a •
gravest vvuvviu.
concern. When
influential interests m the West^ had
its defenders and opponents at tonight’s
session of tbe National Irrigation con­
Press Santiago dispatch, he endeavored
gress.
to verify it through the State depart­
United States Senator Carter, of
A Resume of the Less Important but Montana, the presiding officer, gave a Vice President of United States Given ment, but was told it was absolutely
untrue. Subsequently it was verified
brief outline of tbe legislation enacted
Not Less Interesting Events .
Cordial Reception— Delegates
from private newspaper sources,
by congress giving to the president of
of the Past Week. ,
From Many States.
extent of the rising in Santiago is not
the United States the extraordinary
known, but it is the opinion nere that
authority to exercise his discretion in
the
worst calamity of all to the Palpoa
An Anglo-Spanish alliance is likely setting apart such reservations. He
government
would be an insurrection
made
the
declaration
that
it
could
be
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 3.—Boise is fill­
in the near future.
in Eastern Cuba.
set down as the definite purpose of the
Governor Jonhson has been renom- national congress not only to stop fur- ed with people and filled with enthu-
The Associated Press was informed
The city gates have been tonight by two reliable eyewitnesMB
inated by Minnesota Democrats.
ther destruction of »be forests, but to eiasm.
During August the national debt was set aside reseives on which new timber thrown open and hosts of visitors from that Cardenas, which hitherto has been
decreased a little more than $3,000,000. may grow and where the headwaters of all parts of the West have poured in by considered a perfectly peaceful city,
the streams may be coiserved.
tb. t,.tolo.d to attend tbe Uth .„nue!
Illinois authorities want tbe govern­
Mr. Pinchot stated that the policy of
ment to send a warship after Stensland. President Roosevelt was “to give every session of the National Irrigation con- guards on one side and roving insur-
Thousands of strikebreakers are being part of the public lands their very best gress and have a gqpd time. * Notwitb- gents on the other.
Tbe only province remaining per­
sent to Ban Francisco to work on street use.” Tbe problem bi said, was one standing the big crowd, the biggeet
Boise
ever
saw,
the
citizens
are
happy,
fectly
peaceful is Puerto Principe.*
of tbe most difficult, and one in which
cars.
_
for
their
congress
bids
fair
to
be
the
The
Associated Press correspondent
the forest service “had made lots of
Fletcher D. Proctor, eon of Senator
>
at Cienfuegos telegraphed tonight that
mistakes.” Piobably it would contin­ most successful ever held.
Proctor, has been elected governor of
Tbe first day of the congress passed off there are 3,000 armed insurgents in
ue to make mistakes, he said, but tbe
Vermont.
Speeches, nu- that vicinity and that all the small
effort was to study, in connection with according to schedule.
Bankwrecker Stensland declares that the people, the question of method by meroue but brief, all dealt with the towns in Banta Clara province are con-
who attack and
insurgt
Cashier Hering is responsible for his which all parts of the public reserve subject uppermost in the minds of the trolled by insurgents,
downfall.
can be put to the best use. These re­ people—irrigation and home building loot trains and I seize the property of'
in tbe arid West.
PiesidM^’Roose­ 'ore'gn er s as well ae that of Cubans.
Governor Chamberlain is being boom­ serves to a certain extent control the velt's letter, read by' Giffori^^nchot,
Trjnidad is surrounded by insurgents,
stock
business
of
the
West,
he
said,
for
ed (or president of the National Irriga­
was
the
keynote,
and
the
tall^ml
Vice
and the government appears powerless
the chief summer range is in tbe re­
tion congressi—~-
President
Fairbanks
followed
along
the
to protect the property of Americans
serve. The stockmen could not be
George Gould is said to be seeking a kept off entirely at the demand of the lines of that letter.
and other foreigners. Railway trains
route for tbe Denver & Rio Grande into irrigationists, nor ( could tbe service
Fairbanks was the star attraction at are held up at will, and passengers
Oregon and Portland.
"
thé
congress. He was greeted by hun- • searched. The Cuban Central railroad
let them have free run of the reserves.
dreds
prior to and after the meetings, has declined to assume respqnsibility
“
Bo
you
Me,
”
said
Mr
Pinchot,
General Stoessel and other Russian
and
at
the public reception tonight was for the safety of passengers or freight.
“
that
the
forester
stands
in
the
middle
officers at Port Arthur when tbe fort­
Recruiting for government forces is
tendered
a typical Western welcome.
and
he
gets
it
coming
and
going.
”
ress was surrendered to the Japanese
making
good progress here. The gov­
His
speech
this
morning
mad»,
a
decid
­
The
speaker
stated
that
some
reserves
may be given a new trial.
were practically without.trees and one ed hit, demonstrating to the congress ernment continues to make fine head­
Lieutenant Edward H. Dunn, U. 8. in Kansas was without a single tree— that the vice president, like the presi­ way wherever there is open fighting.
N., has been dismissed from service for facts which had been tne subject of dent, had given an ear to the demands
The troops in the western part of
scandalous conduct to tbe prejudice of much criticism—but it was the purpoee oi the people of the West and' stands Pinar del Rio have!
have; not yet come up
good older and naval discipline.
ready
to
lend
them
a
helping
*hand
at
with
Pino
Guefrera,
and, according to
to put trees there’ and to restore the
the
Associated
Press
correspondent
every
turn.
-Criminal chargee are. to be made grass on tbe range. The service, be
It
is
the
intention
of
a
certain
ele
with
tbe
troops,
-there
is
no present
said, had the biggest job of tree plant*
against Philadelphia bank directors
ment
to
push
the
$100,000,000
idea
at
likelihood
of
their
doing
so, ae the
ing on the face of the earth. \
The emperor of ;China has pro-
>r pinehot
the number oi the subsequent sessions of tbe congress, troops might march for ten years and
daimed his intention of granting a ranger8 in the service as 1,137 and the Fred J. Keisel, of Salt Lake, is tbe all the while Guerrera would be just
constitution.
, supervisors ae numbering 105. Under principal promoter of this idea, but ahead of them in the hills.
There
President Palma refuses to treat with the laws of Prussia, he said,* the same there is little Ijklihood the congress ara thousands of mount ain trails with
the Cuban rebels and wants no Ameri- reserves would be controlled by 110,000 will support him. Pref-ident Roosevelt which the insurgents are familiar and
in his letter very clearly expresses hii which lead in all directions. If Guer­
can intervention.
rangers and 12,000 supervisors.
Senator Heyburn was called to the disapproval of the scheme, stating in rera cared to harass the government, ita
The fight between Gans and .Nelson
plain language that there must be no troops could be killed off by.sharp­
at Goldfield, Nevada, was won by the platform and immediately launched in­ direct appropriation for tbe construc­ shooters, The government has no cav­
to
a
bitter
attack
on
tbe
administra
­
former in the forty-second round on a
tion’s forestry policy.
Some of the tion of government irrigation works alry in Pinar del Rio, and the only
foul. .
delegates were with Heyburn ; a far until the present national irrigation real soldiers are the artillerymen, but,
The cruiser Boston went agronud on larger element stood by Roosevelt and law bas been proven a success and as they are on foot, they cannot cope
Orpas island shortly after leaving Se­ Pinchot. Once, when Heyburn n ale a money invested bas been, returned to with the well mounted veterans on the
attle. She was nulled off uninjured at particularly unjust criticism of tbe tbe Federal treasury.
insurgent side.
high tide.
president, he was hissed from all parts
----- Coast Railroad Building.
Two" masked men held up the State ' of tbe convention hall and forced to
Bauer to Beat Down Revolt.
San Francisco, Sept. 3.—The South­
bank of * Rainier, Oregon, and. after, suspend.
When the hissing began to subside, ' St. Petersburg, Sept. 5.—The situa­ ern Pacific is fast completing its plans
binding the cashier, escaped with be­
tween 12,000 and $2,500 in gold. Heyburn, mad through and through, tion in the Bhueba, Javenshir and for the connection of Eureka and San
and waving his arms furiously, roared other districts of Southeastern Cauca­ Francisco and the extension of the road i-
Posses are in pursuit.
sus, where Tartar-Armenian hostilities on to Portland, forming a coast line.
at the audience:
Reports from the provinces indicate
are in full sway, have grown so serious
“Hiss, you geese, hiss.”
• . _
that throughout Russia a general statg
illo hissing was renewed, and when that the viceroy has susperseded Gene­ The basis of the plan is the California
The
Northwestern", which is under the con­
of prHaging and incendiarism existV/ijt had
again subsided,
Heyburn ral Golochtkapoff, governor general of trol of the Southern Pacific. It-bas
fighting between the peasantry and p©- shouted:
Elizabetbpol province, by
General just been announced that the junction
lice occurring at many points.
“Don’t try that on me. I am too old Bauer, whose name was coupled with of the Southern Pacific and the Cali­
In the biennial election in Arkansas a stager to be scared. You will listen that of General Alikhanoff in connec­ fornia Northwestern lines will be effect­
tion with the strong methods by which ed at Santa Rosa.
for state and county officials tbe Demo­ to what say.”
order was restored in the Caucasus.
crats elected practically everything.
Of tbe 135 members of the legislature
Navy Yard Men in Union.
Root at Valparaiso.
at least 125 of them will be Democrats.
Plotting Against Mexico.
New
York, Sept. 4. — Employes in
Valparaiso, Sept. 5.—Elihu Root,
Tuscon, Aris., Sept. 4.—Collis Hum­ navy yards, naval stations, arsenal and
China is adopting more measures
secretary of state of the United States, bert, a Frenchman, and Leonardo Vil-
against foreigners!
and bis family, accompanied by Senor lareat and Bruno Trevino, Mexicans, gun factories, today formed a national
organization here and elected officers.
A bottle message set afloat in 1882 Heuneoe, the Chilean minister of for-
were arrested early today at Mowry and The declaration of principles contains:
has just been picked up in Beattie bar- eign affairs, and Mr. Hicks, the Ameri-
Patagonia, mining camps, where many “Adopt and put into operation an
bor.
_
। can minister to Chile, arrived here by
miners are employed. The arrests were effective plan for keeping the employes
Trepoff has nervous prostration from
train this afternoon.
Taking made by Immigration Inspector Mur­
more steadily employed by having the
the continual strain to which he is sub- e'ectr’c carB the party passed through phy and Rangers Olds rand Clark.
It men in the different crafts join hands,
jected.
the A*m®ndral distnet, which was de- is charged that the men are agitators
in order that the beet interests of the
’
‘
,
vastated by the recent earthquake.
Japan is getting considerably worked Arriving at the wharf the party pro- who are attempting to organize a force government and the employee can be
up over the killing of Japanese sealers ceeded directly on board the cruiser of Mexican miners to attack Nogales, served.”
'
by Americans.
। Charleston. A reception was tendered Sonora.
Warning of More Bombs.
Train loads of Farley’s strike break- , Secretary Root,
No Hope for the Sheridan.
St.
Petersburg,
Sept. 4.—The woman
ers en route to San Francisco bad to '
Washington, Sept. 4 —D spatches re­ who assassinated General Min still re-
strike for better food.
- BraziPs Generous Gift to Chile.
ceived today at the War department
_ fuses to disclose her identity, but she
Santiago de Chile, Sept., 5.—The
Tbe revolution in Cuba is spreading
onolulu indicate that the trans, admits that her passport is false and
far and wideband tbe government fears government of Brazil has appropriated port Sheridan cannot be raved. She is bas warned her jailers that St. Peters­
outsider intervention, probably by the 1300,000 toward the fund for the relief nearly filled with water and her engines burg is on the eve of a series of acts of
of the Chilean earthquake sufferers.
United States.
are flooded and use lees.
terrorism.
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oflcaat Dayton, Oregon.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
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