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THE STAYTON MAIL E. D. ALEXANDO. Pi B L O O D Y F IG H T A T P E N . T h re e M o n tan a L ife rs M a k e Dash fo r L ib erty a M ad SLAIN BY HUNDREDS R E V IS IO N A S S U R E D . Extra to Bs Called to G o O var Ta riff. Session RUEFACCUSESHENLY Washington, March 9.— Plana for Hie I>eer Lodge. Mont., March 1 0 — W ar revision of tbe tariff have lieen agreed den Frank Conley, of the Montana upon by the Republican leaders, In state penitentiary, was tearfully wound cluding Rixieevelt, Spcakei Cannon, ed Sunday morning and his first assist Sens tor Beveridge and Representatives ant warden, John Robinson, was k ill Payne, Dalzell and Sherman, tbe three ed, when three life convicts, George latter being n suiters of the house ways Rock, W. H. Hayes and another whose and means e mimlltee, wtio w ill frame name is not given out, made a dash for the new law. liberty in the penitentiary office at 8 d An extra session of congreta w ill lie o'clock. It Is thought the warden w ill called immediately after the expiration live. Robinson's throat was cut from ear D is a s te r at Subut b o f C leveland D es of the present congiese next spring and D e c la re s H is T estim o n y W as O b tain ed A Return« o f the Leas Important but to ear and the jugular vein whs severed. a bill w ill lie drafted reducing »o n e of o íales M any H o m u — T e a c h e rs T h ro u g h M is re p re s e n ta tio n — the high schedules <n steel and iion Conley’s thioat was gashed and lie was Not Less Interesting Events and equalizing others. It the Demo- W an ts to C h a n g e P lea. stabbed several times in the shoulder D ie W ith I h e i r F le e » « . o f the Past Week. irats are successful In tbe national dec and groin before he was able to draw turn next fall, President Roosevelt w ill bis revolver and shoot two of the call congress ¡minedlately after the re assailants down. Convicts Hayes and K in « Alfonso w ill visit Barcelona in Cleveland, O., March 5.— Penned in San Francisco, March 7.— This morn sult la known, ao that the tariff can be ing at 10 o ’clock Abraham Ruef w ill, Roek were both shot down by Conley defiance of bomb throwers. narrow hallways, jammed up ugainst revised by the Republicans. after the latter had been wounded. through bla attorneys, Henry Acb, Mayor Busse, of Chicago, has taken Senator Beveridge, who presented a The attack on the prison authorities doors that opened only inward, 170 step« to keep all anarchists out c f the and a subsequent effoit to escape has, children in the suburb of North Col- measure providing for a tariff commis Frank J. Murphy and M. C. i hapman, pre-cut to Judge Dunne a motion to al city. according to the prison authorities lingwood yesterday were killed by the, sion, had a cun fetence with Hie presi low him to withdraw his plea of guilty % District Attorney Jerome, of New this afternoon, been long planned by by smoke and beneath the grinding dent today, l-att-r he conferred with entered on May 15, and substitute a Speaker Cannon and Repr. im itative York, says the charges against him are Hock and Hayes, who were cellmates. plea of not guilty in the case brought Both were armed with penknives, the heels of their panic stricken playmates Payne, Dulse)I and Sherman. It devel on Indictment No. 305, one of the false. The awful tragedy occuried yester oped that the commission plan la not blades of which were sharpened like Flench restaurant extortion caeca. To In the New York to Paris automobile razors. The three convicts were brought day morning in the public school of acceptable, and it was agreed that a support bit motion Kuel w ill tile affi race the American car is far ahead of to the office of the penitentiary Sunday North Coll logwood, ten miles east of resolution shall tie adopted by the pres davits ot a sensational nature, the sub the others. morning by Deputy Warden Robinson, ent congress directing tbe »«-cretarira of stance of which wan given out tonight. this city. At 10 o ’clock last night 165 state, treasury, agriculture, commerce The janitor of the Collinwood school to be tried for some trivial infraction In filing the motion Ruef .Oaten that declares he fastened the doors open at of the prison rules, and Conley was corpses were in the morgue at Colling- and labor and d iie ter of the census to the plea of guilty wan impro|>etly am) waiting to sit in judgment. wood, aix children were still unaccount gather aucb data as w ill lie useful to Inadvisedly tendered and that the de the first alarm of ire. The moment the men entered the ed for, and all the hospitals and houaen congiese in revising the tariff. fendant ia not guilty of the offense The incident of the seizure of the R*-piesentative Sherman, w ith the office door Rock turned sw iftly upon charged, snd that he wan induced to h r two miles around contained numbers Japanese steamer Tatsu Maru by China Robinson, who was closing the door be approval of S|>eaker Cannon, ia circu enter the plea of guilty by virtue of an has not yet been settled. hind the men, and quickly drawing a of children, some fatally and many leee lating a petition among members of the agreement and understanding with the Two teachers also house which request** Hie ways anti John F. Stevens, ex-engineer of the knife, be began slashing at the deputy eeriously injured. district attorney, W illis*.! 11. Lsngiloii, Panama canal, says the big canal w ill warden’ s throat. Robinson waa unable loet their lives in an effort to save their means committee to sit during the sum the asnintant dlntrlct attorney. Franoin be of little value after it is finished. to retreat or move before his throat was charges. mer recess for the purpose of gathering J lleney, the special agent of the d a- A ll of the victims were between the data to aid the members in framing a Adm iral Goodrich says American cut wide open and he sank to the floor trirt attorney, W illia m J. Bums, and ages o f 6 and 15 years. The school new ta iiff law. dying Many signatures have battleships are equal to those of any the financial backer of the district at contained between 300 and 325 pupils, already been procured and ttie commit At the same moment that Rock at other country but could be made much torney in this prosecution, Rudolph tacked Robinson, Hayes also palled out i and of this entire number only »lo u t tee w ill sit. Sprockets, end because of the agree better. 80 are known to have left the building a knife similar to that of Rock snd ment an<i understanding of the judge China is about to spend f60,000,000 started for Conley. Tbe latter retreat unhurt. It w ill he several days before D E M A N D 8 ARE M A D E . presiding in this depaitment of Hie Su in naval construction. The govern ed to the rear of the office before the the exact number of killed is known, perior court, Judge Frank II. Dunne, m en t w ill also borrow large sums to be oncoming desperado. Before Conley as the rains may (t i ll contain other J a p a n ’s M in is te r P resen ts U ltim a tu m that the plea of guilty »h>uld subse used in railroad construction. could draw his revolver, however, bodies and the list of fatalities may be quently lie withdrawn and the pUa of to C hina An alarm of fire at Leee Summit, Hayes had slashed his throat, cutting increased by a number of deaths among Pekin, March 9.— Japan’s ultimatum not guilty substituted, xniMhe cau-e Mo., caused the 400 school children to him from the left ear to a point under tbe children who are now lying in the in tbe case of the Japanese steamship dismissed against the defendant. rash oat of the building in a panic. No the chin. The convict, seeing his in hospitals hovering between life and Tatsu Maru was presented to the head the motion alao w ill »tele that the tended victim getting away, grappled death. attention was paid to the fire d rill. district attorney has heretofore consent The school house was of brick, two of the Chines«* F< reign board today, and with him and stabbed him several ed to the withdrawal of the plea o f Hearu papers are accused of inciting times in the shonlder and groin. stories and an attic in height. The tbe board has tbe matter under consul- guilty end that thia plea was obtained elation. anarchy. number of pupils was more than norm Although bleeding terribly, Conley The Tatsu Maru whs seized off Macao from th • defendant by fraud, coercion, Portugal seems to be drifting toward managed to draw his gun from his ally large and the smaller children had on February 7 by Chinese custom's dtiresa and fala«* pretense«. Tbe mo pocket and fired fonr times with the been placed in an attic of the building. a republic. ernisera on the charge that her cargo of tion w ill be presented to the court on weapon pressed against Hayes’ abdo There was but one fire escape and that March 12. Colorado has had 29 homicides al men. was in the rear of the building. There arms ami ammunition was Intended for Chinese revolutionists, although con ready in 1998. As Hayes sank to the floor. Rock were two stairways, one leading to a signed to a n ercliarit of that pi ice. The L E A V E S C H O O L W IT H O U T P A N IC Black Hand leaders are meeting their rushed at Conley, who emptied the two door in front and the other to a door in steamer ia now being held at W ham the rear. Both of these doors opened remaining cartridges in his gun into match in New York. Rock and he latter also went down. inward, and it is said that the rear door poa. on the Cajiton river. The death list in the Collinwood dis The irreducible minimum of the S inging ''A m e ric a " 2 , 0 0 0 N ew Y o rk The third convict who had been called was locked as w ell. C h ild re n Reach S a fe ly . aster has reached 174. Japanese claims is the restoration of W hen the flames were discivered the to the “ carpet," took to his heels at New York, March 7.— A special call Japan says she w ill nse force with the first of the battle, but was quickly teachers throughout seem to have acted the steamer, wa well as of her cargo, and t. e payment of a full indemnity. wa* sent into fire headquarters from China only as a last resort. captured and plated iD his cell. Tbe with tourage and sell possession and to have struggled heroically for the rsfety Action is demanded within a “ reasona tbe public arhool on One Hundred and The Knickerbocker Trust company, authorities refused to give out his name ble tim e ." In case of default or post Ninth street, between Amsterdam ave antil they had investigated whetiier he of their pupils and marshaled the little of New York, is to reopen. ponement, Japan, according to tbe nue and Broadway. was concerned in the plot or whether ones into columns for the “ fire d r ill," The children were inarched from the Nine Chinese have been sentenced to he had merely been called to the office which they often practiced. Unfortun terms of her ultimatum, w ill "ta k e school without penic or disorder. They death in Boston for murder. ately the line of march iD thia exercise immediate a ction ." at the same time ss the other two. Japan expects a reply by tomorrow. were assembled in the yard and aent had always led to the front door, and The Interstate Commerce commission She w ill not tolerate China’s offer to home. Parent« who rushed to the the children had not been trained to A R E F IR E T R A P S . 'w ill enforce the 9-hour law or a ll ra il investigate the case. She insists upon building were p*e/ented by tbe police seek any other exit. The fire came roads. from a furnace situated directly under an apoli gy for the hauling down of the from closing in the exits and.ent a wav. Japanese flag on the Tatsu Mara anti The fire was on the top floor of the Franklin’ s bouse in Paris has been T o o M an y Flim sy Buildings A re C o n this part of the bnilding. structed in A m e ric a dtnnlished to make way for a more When the children reached the foot she w ill not accept mediation, affirm building, which ia five stories high. modern building. The 2,000 pupils in the building were Washington, March 10.— In a state of the stairs they found the flames ing that China ia In error and that the facte are incontrovertible. engaged in their morning singing exer close rpon them and so swift a rush ment made public last night, Richard Profeesor Quackenbos, ex-profes?or cf Baron Hayashi, tbe Japanese m inis Columbia university, announces that L. Humphrey, engineer in charge of the was made for the d or that in an in ter to China, in delivering the ultima cise when the fire gong rang ai d they he had a medicine that w ill make bad structural material laboratories of the stant a tightly packed mass of children tum, made reference to Japan’ s a> m- continued to sing "A m e r ic a " aa they marched out of the building. There government, discusses recent tire hor was piled against it. men good. rors and asserts that fire traps as bad After the fire had practically burned pathy for China in the matter of con- v at no sign of penic at any time. A part of the battleship fleet is sched or worse titan that which cost the lives itself out the work of rescuing the bod tratmnd traffic in arms and explained uled to return by way of the Suez «anal of so many school children at Collin ies wss begun by firemen and railroad that China could not ex pec t media li in SECRETS OF TORPEDOES. and w ill also visit a number of Euro wood, O., exist in nearly every village employee from the Lake Shore shops. so long as she did not admit the parti pean countries. and town and in many c f the large The railroad company turned over one cipation of the Portuguese. Blisa C om pan y Says E m ploye H a s of its buildings near by to be used as a Illin ois Central directors are work cities. IN F E C T E D R A T S A R E F O U N D S tolen B ra ts M o d els. He urges the passage of laws to pro temporary morgue, and thither the ing on a plan to raise $30,000,000. hibit the occupation of anything except charred and broken little bodies were New York, March 7.— The E. W . K in g Edward is on a visit to France a structure of the highest fire tet-isting removed as fast as they could be dug C itiz e n *' C o m m u te A u th o rizes A dd i Bli»a company, manufacturer« of pro and called on the French president. tion al E xp in d -fu re t. W ith in five 1 ours type, especially when it is need as a from the ruins. jectiles, secured the arrest laid night o f Two women have been arrested at school, theater cr other structure in practically all had been removed. They San Francisco, March 9 . — The bac W illia m Ksaer, a mechanic, of Bn ok- Napa, Cal., f« r passing counterfeit which people assemble in large num were placed in rows in the Lake Shore teriological reports of tbe Federal lyn, who, it la charged, has stolen the shops. bers. money. health officers state that infected rata brass models of ti e principal parts of “ It is a matter of record,” he said, Identifications were made only by were found in nearly every district of torpedoes now in process of ferret man The Interstate Commerce commission "borne out by statistics, that this coun means of clothing and trinkets. Tbe the city last week, only the Sunset and ufacture for the government. says it is not opposed to the Fulton bill try spends enotmous sums of money in fire had swept away nearly all resem Richmond districts being immune. The Detectives engaged on the cnae assert as has been stated. providing equipments in fighting fires, blance to human features in tbe ma greatest percentage of infection ia re that other arrests w ill b*r trade of m m Chargee have been filed against Chan while foreign countries spend their jority of instances. Distracted parents ported from the North Be.ich district who w ill I e charged with offering for cellor Day, of Syracuse univereitv, for money in bnilding structures which soon began to gather and the work of and in the Western addition. In all sale to other governments eicrets o f speaking ill of President Roosevelt. offer the greatest resistance to fire. The identification of the blackened and buildings where infected rats were projectile manufacture. The F'ederal found, walls and floors were opened, authorities would be interested n the Suite'for the illegal catting of timber per capita loss in this country yearly mangled corf see began. The grewsrme task of taking out the and the places thoroughly fum gited. prosecution, it wan said, though just have been filed in the United States exceeds $5, against an annual loss in 21 of the principal cities of Europe of 33 blackened torsoes and bits of human T h ecitiren a ’ health committee has au how was not made clear. court at Helena against several firms. cents per capita. Estimating the pop remains was od « o f horror. A line of thorized the Federal health officers to W illia m Knaer waa 1 eM in »1,000 Governor Johnson w ill dedicate the ulation of the country at 80,000,000 rescuers was formed, hacked by half a employ additional men, no lim it belr g bail when arriigned In court to lay. monument erected by the state of Min the loss from fires here is $740,000,000. dozen ambulances. As the bodies were placed on the number. New gangs w ill No representative of the goiernm ent nesota on Shiloh battlefield on A p ril 10. I f we had the same conditions that pre antangled from the debris they were be organizeil and an effort made to ex appeared againgst Ksaer. A monmnent and statne of Shake- vail in European rities our loss would passe*! along to the stretchers, thence terminate all the rats in the city within be but $26,400 non « ” conveyed to the ambulances, where the next 30 days. speare w ill be ready for the 300th an- Petition C z a r fo r M e rc y they weie m ercifully covered with nirereay of his death and w ill be erect Ht. Petersburg, March 7.— M. Tachai- blankets and then taken to tbe impro J a p a n ’s N aval S tr e r g th . Bonus fo r Fach Child ed in London. kovsky, who ia awaiting trial for revo Tokio, March 10.— Borne reliable fig vised morgues. Sydney, N. 8. W ., March 9.— The lutionary utterances, was visited today A petition signed by 40,000 persons ures are now to hand showing the pres increase of population in the common by physician«, who are to determine asking pardon for Captain Van Schaick, ent strength of the Japanese navy com S hips Leave M ag d alen a Bay wealth Is notoriously slow, and the the state of hie health Mme. Tschal- under 10 years’ sentence for criminal pared with its strength when the war San Diego Cal.. March 5.— Wireless legislators of Western Australia, where kovsky w ill present to Premier htoly- negligence in canning the wreck of tbe broke out. Details are appended, but messages from Magdalena bay today the inhabitants number only two to tbe steamer Gen. Slocum, whereby over the totals may be briefly stated, viz : state that tbe gunboat Yorktown left square ruile, have determined to take a pin an English petition in favor of her 1 000 lives were lost, w ill be presented On* hundred and fifty seven vessels of there this morning for San Francisco leaf out of tbe book of the French. husband, signed by 300 leadit g clergy men and members of the nobility. This to President Roosevelt. all descriptions, representing a tonnage direct. The remainder of the second W ith a view to encouraging bigger fam la the petition that Connt Benkendorff, The first consignment of Easter bon of 283,242 tons, before the war, and squadron, which means all the vessels ilies, an amendment has tieen inserted Russian ambassador in London, de nets from Paris has arrived at New 204 vesse s and 515,082 tons at the now at Magdalena except the Califor in the income tax bill by ths state leg cline*! to forward to Ht. Petersburg. I t present day. Further scrutiny of the nia, w ill sail on Sunday for San Fran islative assembly giving an exemption w ill be followed hy a general Engliah York. figures shows that Japan today possess cisco. The California w ill remain at of $50 for every child up to the number petition. A fire in the snbnrbe of Tokio burned es more than twice the number of bat the bay for several days thereafter snd of five in the family of a taxpayer. 400 houses and caused a loss of $2,- tleships she had before the war. the operator at the wirele«a station ex Five children la evidently the lim it. Illa g a l Fencers Fined. 600,000. pects to hear from the battleship fleet Helena, Mont., March 7.— United The bouse committee on expositions P o rtu g a l N o t Involved. through the big cruiser about March 10 F u rn ace G o t O v e rh e a te d ' State Judge Hunt today imposed rather favors appropriating $500,000 for the Lisbon, March 10.— Investigation in or 11 if she remains there. Columbus, O., March 9. — That the severe penalties on fonr well known Japanese fair. stituted by the Portuguese government fire in the Collinwood achoolhonse Northern Montana stockmen amt ranch N ew Y o rk S p a re s Rod which coat the lives of more than 170 ers who pleaded guilty to illegal fenc Japan threatens to nse force unless regarding the Tatsu Maru incident, New York, March 5.— By a vote of children was dne to an over heated fur ing. The fines and imprisonment fol China surrenders absolutely in the mat have elicited from the Pekin govern ment the emphatic assertion that the 21 to 17 the board of education defeat nace ia the snbstance of a partial report low: Joseph and Frank Laird, ten ter of the seized steamer. seizure occurred on the high seas, and ed the proposal to reintroduce corporal made to State Fire Marshal Creamer days and $250 each; Nelson Bingham, Nine anarchist leaders have been that, therefore, there waa no violation punishment in the public schools of tonight by the three deputies who have 48 hour« and $200; James, Bingham, arrested in Chicago. of the law governing Portugal waters. ths eity. been investigating the cauaeeof the fire. 48 hours and $100. S T A Y T O N ..................... OREGON NEWS OF THE WEEK I a Condensed Form lor Our Busy Readers. Nearly 200 Children Roasted In School House Fire. Makes Serions Charge o( Subor nation ot Perjury. FLAMES CUT OFF ALL RETREAT ALLEGES UNDUE INFLUENCE USED \