The Stayton mail., June 07, 1907, Image 2

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MAIL
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ST A Y TO N ......................... OREGON
R U S S I A 'S Q R A T I T U D E .
A m e ric a 's A id to the S t a r v in g
G re at G o o d .
D id
SEAMEN A ll STRIKE
S T R IK E B R E A K E R U S E 8 G U N .
O pens
F ire on U n io n ists W h o W a r *
F o llo w in g H im A b ou t.
KUROKI SHUDDERS
San Francisco, Juno 3— W. A
St. Petersburg, June 4__The Russian
Forgey, u strike breaker in the employ Warrior Tarot From Bloody Work
famine committee has notified its rep­ French Merchant Fleet Tied Up of
the United Railroads, was shot und
resentatives in Loudon and New York
fitfully wounded ut Vun Ness uvouuo
that the time has arrived to cease agi
ol Stock Tardi.
by Labor Troubles.
and Turk street at 11 o ’clock Saturday
night by Special Officer W. J, Blum
tation for foreign subscription, as Rus­
berg, of the Humane Society. Forgey
sia now is able to care for her owo
opened
fire on a crowd of strike sym­
people.
pathizers who had recognized him aud a BUT ADMIRES GREAT INDUSTRY
DEMAND
INCREASE
IN
PENSIONS
Prince Lvoff »ays that assistance
companion as strikebreaking carmen,
I d a CoodBDisd Form lor Our sent
to Finland from Great Britain aud
aud who had pursued the two men for
the I’nited States has done inestimable
Busy Reader*.
several blocks,
good and has been a mighty weapon to
Blomberg took up the chase, attem pt­
En tire Naval R e se rv e Q uite W o r k — ing to arrest Forgey, und returned the S s s s W h s r s M illio n s o f C a n s o f F o o d
A Return« o f the L e s a Im p ortan t but force the Russian government to do its
duty. With the latest Douma appropri­
la tte r’a lire with fatal results.
W a r s P ra p a ra d fo r H it V ic to r-
T o rp e d o B o a ts C a r r y M a il
N o t L a m In te ro *rin g Eve n ts
ations, the aid given bv tho state totals
During
the
fusillade
Thomas
Stack,
u
on
M
ed
ite
rran
e
an
.
to rio u s A rm y o f Jap a.
o f the P a s t W e ek.
$87,000,000, of which $6,000,000 will be
structural ironworker, was shot in the
devoted to fighting the scurvy in Ufa
leg. Forgey is dying at tbo (,'ontral
province and elsewhere, and in main­
Emergency Hospital.
The Dutch government has forbid«len taining eating places. Theso eating Paris, June 1.—A general strike of The cars of the United Railroads Chicago, May 30.—"Russian losses y
a meeting of anarchists at Rotterdam. places at present number 30,000 ami are sailors and others belonging to the started at tf o'clock iu the morning ami were terrible. The fighting on the
2,500,000 people.
the service wus continued until 8:30 crest of the hill was altogether with
FYeneh naval reserve began at almost at
Chicago consumers are forced to pay feeding
Prince
said the outlook for the all
night. This time, it is said, will be cold steel. The Russian officers, with
the
porta
of
F'rance
at
daylight
to­
an advance of 2 cents a pound in the harvest in Lvoff
Central
Russia
was
tho
most
gradually
by the end of next swords aloft, leading the »rating col­
and threatens the complete paraly­ week, when extended
price of beef.
promising of a dozen years pust. There day
full service, witji the ex­ umn, were literally lifted into tiic air
sis
of
French
commerce.
The
naviga
Richard Croker, ex boss of New York, had been a plentiful rainfall and tem­
of the owl ruus, will have been by the Japanese bayonets, and the
committees are making energetic ception
is active in Ireland, and it is said he perature had been excellent for the tion
resumed.
The owl cars will not be Japanese then bayoneted the first of
representations to the government, say­ placed in operation
growing crops.
wants to enter Parliam ent.
for some time. The the Russian soldiers who piled in the
ing that the movement is not directed Fillmore street extension
started trenches. All the dead in ttic trenches
Mobs stoned the house of a Catholic
against them and that unless it is set­ yesterday, so that every line was
the city were bayoneted, their weapons bear­
priest in Cleveland for expressing sen­ B A L L O O N H I T B Y L I G H T N IN G . tled immediately it will causo untold reconstructed since the fire in wus
run­ ing marks of tlie dreadful combat."—
tim ents displeasing to them.
injury to French commerce.
ning, 223 curs being operutod, ami, in­ From an Associated l ’rcss description
The
naval
reserves
comprise
nearly
Rome is celebrating the granting of Italian A rm y C a p ta in Fa lla 7 0 0 Feet the entire maritime population engaged cluding students, about 600 mou wore of the battle of Mukden, where G en­
the constitution, the birthday of Pope
on them.
eral Kuroki led the Japanese right
B e fo re G aze o f C r o w d .
in sea-faring life nnd number 117,000 employed
Pius X and the death of Garibaldi.
Travel,
as
heretofore,
increased
yes
wing.
men,
of
whom
25,000
are
serving
in
the
Rome, June 4.—A tragic incident
terday,
and
the
receipts
were
larger
Baron Tenicm oto Kuroki,
A Texas passenger train was derailed, took
navy. In addition to praoticnlly all the thuu on any other day since the strike the General
place June 1 during a review of seamen
great Japanese w arrior, who shud­
either by wreckers or a broken rail,
of
the
mercantile
trade,
most
began. The company is carrying more dered not at the terrible battle scenes
and one man killed and several fatally the troops by King Victor F'inanuel and of the longshoremen belong to the na­ than
150,000 passengers a clay, and it is in the Japanese-R ussian war, shrank
injured.
Queen Helena. As a part of the maneuv­ val reserve.
believed
by the ofliciuls th at this num yesterday from the bloody killing
The crews of incoming vessels are ers a military balloon was sent up to a The strike was declared by the ex­ tier will grow rapidly when the hours of floors at the Union stockyards. It
height
of
700
feet
with
Captain
Uilivelli
ecutive
committee
of
the
National
Sea­
joining the strikers as soon as they en­
was at Swift & Co.'s plant that the
ter French ports. Even river steamers in the car. A storm which had been m en’s Union because the governm ent's service are extended.
Japanese
first got his view of the
coming up burst suddenly and the thou­ new bill inercasing pensions from
are tied up.
com
m
ercial
slaughter of the porkers.
sands
of
spectators
were
horrified
to
see
$40.80
to
$72.50
in
the
ease
of
seamen
As the stalw art butcher plunged his
British delegates to The Hague peace a Hash of lightning strike the bag of and from $156 to $200 in the case of F I N E S O I L C O M P A N Y 9 I. S 2 3 . 9 0 0 . knife
into the hog’s throat, the aged
conference will not make the first move the balloon. There was an enormous captains is regarded as inadequate.
sprang to one side, deeply af­
for disarmament, for fear of displeas­ burst of fiames and a terrific detona The tie-up is almost compdete at the M is s o u r i C o rp o ra t io n C o n v lc ta d o f general
fected.
ing the Kaiser.
V
io
latin
g
A
n
ti-tru
st
L
a
w
s
.
tion and the collapsed balloon with its M editerranean, Atlantic and Channel
General O. E. W ood, of the United
Portland was seized with a gambling dangling car fell to the earth, a mile ports. The strikers generally left their Austin, Texas, June 3— A jury has States Army, who was in charge of ^
mania and fully $50,000 was wagered from tho scene of the review.
ships and the government commanded found the Waters Pierce Oil Company the Japanese visitors, noticed G eneral
on the mayoralty contest in the cam- Crowds of people, afoot and in auto­ the torpedo-boats and torpedo-boat de uf Missouri guilty of violating the unti- K uroki's agitation, and, holding up his
mobiles and other conveyances, rushed stroyers to carry on the mail service trust laws of Texas, convicted it of hav­ hands, gave the signal to go on.
p&ign just closed.
in the direction where the balloon had w-ith the colonies and with M editer­ ing entered the state by fraud, fined it General Kuroki and his party
Howard Elliott, the deposed presi­ fallen.
Captain Uilivelli was found ranean port*. The French Trans-At­ $1,623,900 and granted the prayer of passed two busy hours in the stock-
dent of the Northern Pacific, is about
but unconscious. He wag placed lantic Steamship Company announced the stuto for ouster proceedings.
yards, which closed with a luncheon
to be reinstated by powerful friends in alive,
in an automobile and rushed to a hos­ today th at neither La Provence nor La The defense has filed a motion for a at the Saddle and Sirloin Club. P re­
opposition to Hill.
pital, where he died without regaining Gascogne will be able to sail for New new trial und the case will be taken to ceding his visit to the packing firm.
Eva Booth, commander of the Sal consciousness.
York tomorrow, both crews having the Federal courts. The state filed a General Kuroki paid his respects to
vation Army, was greeted in Berkeley, King Victor Emanuel and the mili­ abandoned their ship>s. Similar condi­ petition with District Judge Brooks for M ayor Hussc at the city hall, sm iled
Cal., by an audience of 8,000, and thou­ tary authorities went to the hospital tions prevail at Bordeaux.
the appointment of a receiver, also an at the unique position in which the
sands more were turned away.
after the review to inquire concerning Officials of the French line have re injunction to restrain the coinpuny from Colum bus fountain was “squeezed" up-
quested the government to land them moving any of its property from the against the building, and com m ented
The board of managers of govern­ the injured man.
crews from the state naval depots, but state. The judge granted a temporary on the beauty of Michigan avenue as
ment homes for old soldiers is unani­
no reply has yet been received. Le­ injunction and set the receivership a drive.
mously in favor of the restoration of H A S T I T I A N ’S " S T J E R O M E " gally
all the companies are in a po­ hearing for June 8.
At the stockyards the general gazed
the army canteen in these homes.
sition to coerce the men, as, being The trial has consumed three weeks with am azem ent at the droves of cat­
Grand M aster Morrissey, of the S t. L o u is M a n G o t P ric e le s s O ld members of the naval reserve, the in the District Court here and its con­ tle and watched with undisguised in­
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, says
crews are subject to heavy penalties clusion is merely the beginning of a terest the packers of the m eat indus­
aintin g f o r M e re Pittance.
there is too much business for the ca­ St. P Louis,
for insubordination, but it is regarded long legal battle. At the outset of the try. He saw the hog-killing at Swift
June 4__Edward Sells, of as
pacity of the railroads, too much hurry St. Louis, believes
more likely th at they will try to proceedings the defense attem pted to & Co.’s, the canning at .McNeil &
he
has
identified
a
in operating and not enough men to do painting he purchased a year ago for effect
secure a change of venue, but not suc­ I.ibby's, the office and sausage room
a oomp>romise.
the work properly and keep the roads less than $100 as the famous “ St. At Marseilles
the sailors and long­ ceeding in that, vainly sought to se­ of the Nelson M orris plant, and the
in order.
strnck almost to a man, and cure a Judgment by default In order to killing and dressing of beef in the
Jerom e’’ painted by Titian about 1531. shoremen
all the fishermen drew up their nets. hnsten their course to the Federal wholesale m arket at A rm our’s. He
Streetcars in San Francisco are now No traee of the painting has been had The
shook hands heartily with the ow ners
strike is as complete at Havre, courts.
running almost full time.
since about 1629. Sells purchased the but up
and m anagers of the different plants,
The
basis
of
the
controversy
is
the
to
this
evening
the
men
had
from Allison K. Stew art, a St. not struck at Brest. At Toulon the provision of the anti trust laws of 1899 asked
Floods and high tides are causing picture
hundreds of questions, and
Louis mining engineer, to whom it was
great damage in Louisiana.
smiled at the rapidity with which the i
is complete; at Dunkirk and and 1903.
given in 1900 by a padre in the moun­ strike
cattle passed into the finished product ^
Hearst and Pulitzer are both after tains of Honduras after Stew art had Nantes the men are going out, and at
ready
tor shipm ent. He was especial­
Rouen
the
longshoremen
have
aban­
the franchise of the defunct Chicago given him a liberal offering of silver.
H A Y W O O D I S IL L .
ly interested in the United S tates
their work.
Chronicle.
The painting itself shows it is very doned
G overnm ent inspection of m eats, and
men are well behaved, and as
The canvas is hand-made and filled an The
It is said that the St. Paul Pioneer old.
M a n y W ild R u m o r t R e g a rd in g C a u s e the m ethods of seal-tight packing of
instance
of
the
sentiments
back
of
red clay, after the customs of the the strike there is the fact th at har­
Press has passed out of the control of with
products for shipm ent to the O rient.
o f S u d d e n C o lla p se .
Renaissance period. St. Louis artist.' bor
J. J. Hill.
watches
have
been
provided
by
the
the painting bears several defects
Boise, Idaho, June 3__William D
Nebraska has adopted the referen­ say
peculiar to T itian ’s work. They esti­ strikers for all ships in port.
Haywood
was seized with a sudden ill­ R e -co u n t o f N e w Y o r k Election.
dum law and the courts declare it per­ mate the value of the painting, if it is
ness
early
Saturday morning and was Albany, N. Y., May 30— The senate
fectly valid.
the Titian “ St. Jerom e,” to be about
unable to nppear in court. His trinl on yesterday by a vote of 3H to 8 passed
F I R S T R I F T IN C L O U D S .
the charge that he murdered ex-Gov- the assem bly bill providing for a re­
The French cruiser Chanzy, which $ 100 , 000 .
ernor Steunenberg was adjourned until count of the ballots cast in the Me-
went ashore on the Saddle Islands May
S trik e o f 1 0 ,0 0 0 Ir o n w o r k e r s in S a n Monday.
S o c ia lists B a c k in g H a yw o o d .
Haywood responded quickly Clcllan H earst m ayoralty election of
20, is a total loss.
F ra n c is c o la Settled.
to
treatm
ent
by 9:30, when Judge 1905 in New York City. The bill is
Columbus,
O.,
June
4—
The
Socialist
Another company has been incorpo­ party of Ohio at the closing session of San Francisco, June 1.—The first Wood ordered and a recess
of court until one of the m easures urged for pas­
rated to build a railroad from P ort­
1:30,
it
was
believed
th
at
prisoner sage by G overnor Hughes. The hill
in the cloud of strikes and unset­ would be able to attend an the afternoon
its state convention here adopted reso­ rift
land to Mt. Hood.
provides that upon petition of either
tled
labor
conditions
which
has
over­
The American Meat P ackers’ Asso­ lutions extending sympathy to Moyer, shadowed San Francisco for many session. He did attem pt to dress, but of the m ayoralty candidates the su­
ciation will hereafter buy all livestock Haywood and Pettibone, officials of the weeks occurred today, when the strike the effort made him dizzy and ill, nnd prem e court of the district affected
subject to post-mortem government in­ Western Federation of Miners, accused of 10,000 ironworkers was amicably he returned to bed. His counsel in­ m ust proceed to a sum m ary canvass
formed the court th at he would surely of the vote. The recount of the bal­
spection.
of complicity in the assassination of settled. The men went out several be
able to be present Monday nnd an lots m ust he made in the presence of
ago to enforce a demand for an adjournment
The Danish government has decided Governor Bteunenberg of Idaho and de­ weeks
was taken until 11 o ’clock the court, and the candidates or their
eight-hour
workday
and
an
increase
in
nouncing
President
Roosevelt
and
Sec­
not again to take up the subject of
today.
__________________
counsel.
wages.
Tkis
resulted
in
closing
the
retary
Taft.
Among
the
delegates
who
selling the Danish West Indies to the
Union
Tron
Works,
the
Fulton
Iron
sat in the convention was H arry Wells,
United States.
W ill P o stp o n e R u s t 's Sentence.
a
son of the late founder of the Citv of Works and all the foundries, machine R E S T O R E D T O P U B L I C D O M A I N .
Two English lieutenants who made Wellston,
shops and iron works, not only in Ban
San
Francisco, May 30.—T om orrow
Ohio.,
and
a
nephew
of
Sen­
a balloon voyage recently have been ator Foraker.
Francisco, but in all the bay cities. Y a k im a L a n d N o t N eed ed fo r Ir r ig a ­ is the day set for the sentencing of
given up for lost. The balloon was
The settlem ent was brought about
tion Project.
Abraham Rcuf on the charge to which
picked up at sea.
by the active work of a conciliation
C h in e se R e b e ls Active.
he pleaded guilty two weeks ago of
W
ashington,
June
4__Investigation
committee
composed
of
delegates
from
Japanese in Honolulu are signing a London, June 4.—According to a spe­ the commercial organizations, the fed­ and surveys under the Yakima irriga extorting
$1,125 from Proprietor Mal-
petition to the President to rescind cial dispatch from Shanghai, the revolu­ erated churches, Civil League and tion project, Washington, having
his order forbidding the admission of tionists in the districts surrounding peace committee of the Labor Council. reached a point where the following de­ fanti, of Delmonico’s Restaurant, on
Japanese from the insular possessions.
threat to prevent the renewal of
lands, withdrawn from entry a Malfanti's
and Amoy are murdering the The men return to work upon the scribed
liquor license. Reuf will
L ittle progress is being made in se­ Swatow
September
12,
1905,
is
not
believed
to
same
conditions
of
honrs
and
wages
as
the prosecution will move the
curing a jury in the Schmitz case in officials, burning official buildings and prevailed when they struck, and whieh be essential to the development of the appear,
of sentencing, and
San Francisco. Schm itz’ attorney was occupying towns and villages. The shall remain in effect for 18 months. project, the Secretary of the Interior J ostponement
udge Dunne will acquiesce. The
sentenced to 48 hours in jail for con­ Taotai of Swatow, the dispatch adds, is The committee from the Metal has restored them to the public domain: prosecution
to delay Reuf'»
tempt.
only reporting losses suffered by the Trades Association, representing the E. 1 T. 8 N., R. 23 E., all sections 1« punishment prefers
until
after
he has ap­
to
3«,
inclusive;
T.
9
N.,
R.
23
K.,
all
revolutionists, fearing th at the news of employers, conceded that commencing
Guatemala is making every prepara­ their
depredations would lead to foreign December 1, 1908, there shall be a re­ sections 19 to 36, inclusive; T. 9 N., R. peared as a witness.
tion for a war with Mexico.
interference. The dispatch also adds duction of 15 minutes in the workday 25 E., all sections 1 to 12, inclusive.
An American painter has won the that
the market is overstocked with every six months until an eight-hour This land will not become subject to S k e p tic a l O n H a g u e C o n fe re n ce .
medal of honor at the Paris salon. American
piece goods and th at 10,000 day is reached June 1, 1910, which settlement, however, until 30 days after Tokio, _ May 30— Absolute secrecy
such date aa the Secretary of the In­ is maintained by the Japanese govern­
Two and one-half inches of snow pieces are being reshipped to New York. shall be in effect thereafter.
terior may prescribe by publication.
ment regarding the subjects it will
fell in Cloudcroft, N. M., and more is
NEWS OF THE WEEK
expected.
Kuroki was welcomed to Milwau­
kee, Wis., by thousands of citizens
with shouts of “Banzai.”
Suit has been filed in the Missouri
supreme court to dissolve the merger
of the Gould railroad interests in that
state.
Chinese rebels say they have no ill-
will against foreigners, their only aim
being to overthrow the present gov­
ernment.
Owing to the labor troubles at
Goldfield, Nev., the jails are full and
many are out on bail because there
is no room for them in jail.
A Virginia baby nine days old
called out the names of its parents,
grand parents and others, and then
the word “heaven.” The child died
at the age of two weeks.
Reuf appears as his own lawyer. He
will remain a prisoner while nis mil­
lionaire friends are all out on bail.
S u lta n 's T r o o p s M utin y.
Tangier, June 4— A serious mutiny
of the S ultan’s troops at Casa Blanca
has broken out. The trouble arose over
the non-payment of the men. The m uti­
neers attempted to secure goods lying
in the Customhouse, but the authorities
succeeded in preventing this by paying
the men half of the amount due them.
S n o w F a lls In N e w Y o r k .
New York, June 4. —Snow fell in New
York Sunday. The flakes did not fall
all the way to the pavements, but, com­
ing from a colder tem perature, they
swirled about the tops of the skyscrap­
ers, and before dissolving added a mid­
winter touch to the most remarkable
June that New Yorkers have known.
Z io n P ro p e rty to B e S o ld .
Chicago, June 1.—Over the objec­
tions made by Mrs. Jane Dowie and
her son, Gladstone Dowie, Judge Lan­
dis, in the Federal Court today, en­
tered an order granting authority to
John C. Hately, receiver of the Zion
City property, to sell the property im­
mediately. Aa soon as the contests of
John Alexander Dowie’s widow and
son are overcome, and it is believed
this will be effected by compromise
soon, the trust estate of Dowie will be
disposed of to the creditors, most of
whom are connected with the chursb
established by him.
R u s sia n P rie s ts Revolt.
St. Petersburg, June 3__A epecial
session of the Holy Synod was hold
Saturday afternoon to try the five
priests who refrained from attending
the session of the Douma at which tho
resolution congratulating the Emperor
on his escape from tho plot against his
life was passed. Letters from the
priests announcing their refusal to
leave the radical parties were resd and
caused great indignation among tho old
line ecclesiastics. It is announced that
severe disciplinary methods will bo
adopted.
W h o le Fam ily D ro w n e d .
Dallas, Tex., June 1.—An entire fam ­
ily of six negroes was drowned near
A m e rica n B o rn in F o re ig n Land .
Honey Grove last night as a result
Rome, June 4. —Mrs. Griscom, wife of of the sudden rise of a creek. The rail­
Lloyd C. Griscom, the American Am­ roads in Northern Texas are badly
bassador to Italy, gave birth to a son crippled as a result of tha recent
on June 2.
atorma.
P rs te n d o r W in s V ictory.
present to the coming Hague peace
conference for discussion, and it is
impossible to make a preliminary
forecast of the government’s position.
It is generally felt that the confer­
ence will not have much practical re­
sult. The Japanese press is not en­
thusiastic on the subject.
W ar Prisoner« Free A» Last.
Victoria, B. C., May 30.—Advicea
from Japan state that the crews of the
schooners Taifuku Maru and Taiyo
Maru, seized off Cooper Islands by
Russian cruisers during the war and
imprisoned at Vladivostok, have been
released.
Chlneee Rebel* Attack Town
Swatow, China, May 30.— The revo­
lutionists are now attacking Chung
Lang and Tung Chang, wealthy towns
in Ching Hat district. Many of the
inhabitants have fled to this city. The
Oran, Algeria, Juno 3__Advices re­
ceived here from Morocco say that tho
troops of tho pretender to tho throne
surrounded and annihilated tho Hill
ta n ’s uncle, and two Kaids were killed uprising is attributed to excessive
and 300 women were captured.
taxation.
k