THE STÄYTON MAIL
t . D. ALEXANDER, Publish«-«’
S T A Y T Q N ......................... O R E G O N
NEWS OF THE WEEK
CAt-M Oh 1 EHHoH.
“ resident Alexis Has Cowed Hayti by
Wnoletale Mi.rder
Port au Prince. Hayti. Anrll 21
While there have been many Hrrests
of natives suspected of sympathy
with the late revolution, and politi
cal prisoners continue to be brought
iu In batches from Interior poiuts,
there have been m
FULTON IS BEATEN
indications Tfat Cake Is V.ctor
lor U. S. S etter.
mere public
FLOOD TAKES FOUH LIVES.
I houiands Homslss*, Circus Wrecked
• • d Hailrosds Blocked
Fort Worth. Texas. April 20. An
other rise of three feet In Clear and
Westfork forced thousand» of per
sons to flee from their homes In
East Fort Worth today. So far as
known, four persons have lost their
lives.
At least 3000 persons have
been rendered homeless und all
streams are still rising.
The railroad service Is badly crip
pled. Five hundred delegates to the
State labor convention are weather
bound here. A cloudburst In Park
er and Palo Pinto counties last night
will probably send the Brazos and
Trinity rivers two feet higher and
these streams are now higher than
iu 25 years.
North Fort Worth, Mineral City
and Cleburne are almost completely
inundated. Engineer Long and hts
firemen were found dead under their
engine today. Their train left tin«
track In u washout a mile north of
Cleburne. Crops over a large area
have been destroyed and the esti
mated loss will reach over half a
million dollars.
Cleburne, 20 mllea south, was
struck by u wind storm of tornado
proportions, followed by a torrential
downpour of rain that literally flood
ed the city. Within 20 minutes after
the storm broke lust night the two
bayouj that run through Cleburne
had left their banks, flooding 500
or 600 houats
A cirrus whose tents
were pitched In the western portion
of Cleburne was completely wreck
ed. Two Hons escaped, and prowled
about town for an hour, throwing
the people into a panic.
RE-OPEN GATEWAY
Union Paclllc Asks Permission to
Make New Tariff.
shootings here. Indeed, the gov
ernment denies that any more execu
tion! have taken piece, This, how
d
ever, is incredible, in view of the fact
that many persons are known to huve
been dragged from their beds at
Tcorisi* Buying Tickets to Portland
Statement No. I Candidates Do Well
A Resume o f the Less Important but night and that all trace of them has
Will Receive New Tickets to
been lost.
But Control ot Next Legisla
Not Less Interesting Events
in the executions of March 15 last
Bound on Ht quest.
ture ia Uncertain.
of the Past Week.
President Nord Alexis achieved the
double purpose of obliterating as
many of the foes as he could lay
Omaha, Neb., April lit. Hy per
Denver— The government will re hands on, and striking terror into
Republican Nominees
mission of the Interstate Commis
surne Investigation of land frauds in'the hearts of those who were beyond United States Senator- H. M Cake.
sion, (he Union Pacific has prepared
his reach. Since then his name and Representative in Congress, First Dis
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
that
of
his
ferocious
lieutenant,
Gen-
a tariff which Is exported to over-
trict—
Willis
C.
Hawley,
New York— Delmonico Bells, aged
come the result of a previous deci
^
eral Jules Alexis Coicou, who per- Representative in Congress, Socoud
10 years, was 1
‘
sonally directed the shooting of the
sion which had the effect of closing
Dtotrlot w R. Kills.
Thursday by an electric 1 truck, while
prisoners, including some of his own Justice of Supremo Court— Robert S.
the Portland gateway. The Northern
rescuing a pet kitten.
blood relatives, are mentioned only
Pacific and Great Northern had not
Bean.
Vallejo, Cal.— A saving of $70,000 in whispers. All Hayti trembles be Oregon Dairy and Food Commission
concurred In previous tarifft and the
on the estimates was made in the re fore them.
commission ruled that tick eta sold
er .1 W. Halley.
pairs ot the transport Sheridan, just
Alexis has made the significant Railroad Commissioner. First Dis
under the rates so published were Il
completed at the Mare Island Navy statement that, if he is not permit
legal. The Union Pacific Is now per
trict— C. B. Altchlson.
ted to end his term of office unmo Railroad Commissioner, Second Dis
mitted to nunie Portland ns the des
Yard.
tination, hut If the traveler signifies
trict— Thomas K. Campbell.
Chicago— Addison Parkison. a re lested. he will, rather than submit to
Intention of going to Beattie, or fur
tired banker and farmer of Rensse deposition, write his name on the
ther north, the conductor lifting his
Drmocrabc Nominees
laer, Ind., died Thursday at Western scroll of fame in the blood of such a
massacre as Hayti has not seen since
tteket
will give him another rending
Portland,
April
18
Following
are
Springs, 111., while on his way to Cal
the days of Dessalines, once kuown the democratic nominees at last
from i'ortlund to the point to bo
ifornia.
as Jean Jacques.
reached.
week‘8 ptimaries so far us return*
New York— The entire household
No one doubts his ability to carry are in:
In other words, the old method Is
furnishings of Mrs. Leslie Carter out this threate, which is understood
resumed of drawing uxchange orders
United States Senator in Congrea
Payne, the actress, will be sold at to be intended as a deterrent not — George B. Chamberlain.
on Portland to points In Washington
auction. They are valued at $30,- only to revolutionists, but to any at
The additional charge Is absorbed hy
Representative
in congress —
tempt at foreign interference in the Andrew Jackson Derby, of Wascs
000.
the llarrlmun lines and they aguln
enjoy the benefit of the long haul.
fleet reaches san pedro
county; John A Jeffrey, of Mult
Chicago— The arrest of three busi affairs of Hayti.
Destitution prevails on
every nomah county.
It Is said that the whole question
ness men on charges of being the se
For State Senator—Walter C. Voyage From San Diego North One of authorized routes to the Pacific
cret backers of matrimonial agencies, hand; ragged soldiers swarm the
Coast Is not any more satisfactory
is threatened by the United States streets begging piteously, and even Farnham.
Continuous Ovation,
officers, bedazzled in dingy gold and
now to the Northern Pacific than It
District Attorney.
Portland, April 18.— Returns from
silver lace, beg cap in hand and are
l ev Angeles, April SO. Lo* An Is to the Hurrlman system, niul that
Ithica, N. Y.— The International profuse in thanks for a dole of 5 the Oregon primary election yester geles
sent more than 100,000 of Its
** equally anxious to see the entire
Salt Company's plant at Ludlowville, cents.
The soldiers beg because day, indicate clearly that 11. M. Cake cm/i-n. id tin- Oceanside today to subject of gateways reconsidered.
near this city, was burned Friday. their pay, when they get it amounts has defeated Charles W. Fulton for welcome the American battleship
Republican
nomination
for
The loss is estimated at $150,000. to less than 30 cents a month, and the
fleet, which stentntd Into San Pedro
Aid to Western Woolgrowsrs.
The plant employed 150 men.
what else they are able to secure is United States Senator by a majority Harbor, 22 miles away, in the full
Omaha. Neh , April 16. Through
ranging
from
3000
to
5000.
Cake
small.
A
general
receives
200
Chicago— Jim Hin was fined $550
radiance of a mid-summer sun. and the efforts of the woolgrowom of
and Sam Kee $50 Thursday for sell- gourdes a month, equal to about$27. carries Multnomah county by a ma dropped anchor ut 3:30 p. m. The the West and Northwest, a storage-
jority
of
3000.
Returns
from
the
re
ing cocaine illegally. Thev had taken so that
order to live he must add
mainder of the state show that Cake, 16 fighting vessels and three nuxll- |n.transit rate has been made by the
- wedding
...
----i—
1 ,_. a to
his locket
income as best he may. Sim-
20
rings
and
baby’s
larles, leaving San Diego shortly I’ nlon Pacific, Southern Pacific, Bur-
ilarly all government officials who with a third of the vote counted, after 6 o'clock this morning, had Ungton and rhleago A North »••stern
in payment from women.
are paid in the debased currency are leads by 1000. Fulton has carried
Helena, Mont.— The Hauser Lake expected to recoup themselves in Clatsop and l^tne by heavy votes, st.-amed up the 100 miles of surf- railroads, which will permit wool to
It may
cutting down Cake's lead in the beaten coast In single column for- «top for storage at Otnshn
flood washed out 22 miles of the some manner.
matlon,
400
yards
apart
and
In
full
be
baled
here
and
shipped
at
the
con-
Great Northern
Railroad
track.
state. Cake has probably carried a
which will take ten days to repair.
larger number of counties than Ful view of thousands of persons who' violence of buyers and growers. The
TWELFTH BODY FOUND.
gathered at every vantage point,
^advantage to the woolgrowers Is that
Meanwhile the Great Falls smelter
ton.
With
the
Connecticut
hading
and
of not being forced to sell thHr clip
For
Representative
of
the
First
must remain idle.
Rear-Admiral
( harles
M at any price the eastern buyers may
Deaih List at Chelsea Grows—Large District W. R. Ellis appears to have with
Redding, Cal.— R. C. Wilson, a
Relief Fund Needed
won over T. T. Geer, although the Thomas on the bridge, the long line offer
mining man of Delmar, aged 67
Three storage warehouses will be
meager
returns received did not de- ,,f HhlpH P°,nted within the break-
Boston. Mass., April 21.— Many
years, committed suicide Thursday.
this result
George wnt“ r at 8an
Ju8t half nn built hero at once, with a capacity of
ne
uau
uvm
u.
,U.
,
U6
----
thousands
of
people
today
walked
cl8,je
ly
Indicate
He had been drinking heavily and
hour behind their scheduled hour of 50.000,000 pounds. These storage
was despondent over financial a f - ; through the ruins of the fire which
Shepherd has carrled Multnomah arrival.
The Connecticut, Kansas, facilities will bo available to wool-
fairs. Once he was a wealthy opera- one week ago swept through Chel-, county ^by 2j)0^ or more for the con- Vermont and Louisiana took berths growers who may put their clip In a
tor in Colorado.
river countl***' but w'thln the sheltered portion of the warehouse and use the receipts as
San Francisco—-A. Kern and Clyde gUart| had no difficulty in handling be appears to be • far
f;i behind both harbor’„ wh‘’r‘* th' -v are fo remain collateral on which to secure ensh.
.........
..... «he full seven days of
fleet’s About 5.000.000
..f i>«.-m»
or the
trie Beet's
5,000,000 no.m.l..
pounds of
Pnclflc
. Lemly, of West Berkeley, have *v. Many
Many of the church societies had Ellis and Geer in Eastern Oregon. visit, while the other 12 ships of the Northwestern wool passes through
started by bicycle down the coast to
out-of-door meetings in the pub- Shepherd's lead in Multnomah will In second, third und fourth division» Omaha unnually.
Valparaiso, Chile.
lie squares and parks.
al1 probability be overcome by Ellis’ reached out Into the open sea In a I
' ■ ■
One more body was found today in plurality in the remainder of the dls line nearly two mil««« long.
St. Petersburg— According to the
BLUEJACKETS ON SHORE.
Russ, the Admiralty has decided to the ruins. It is believed to be that trict. It is impossible to say at this
order four 900-ton torpedoboat de of Captain Benjamin F. Knowles, a hour, 2 a. m., whether Shepherd or
&TRIKEH3
REFUSE
TERMS.
Once More Tread Moll of God'a Own
stroyers from England. The vessels Grand Army veteran. This makes Geer will be third In the race. Later
the 12th body thus far found in the returns. Indeed, may change the en
are to have turbine engines.
Country.
tire complexion of the present situa No Hcpr for Mettlement of Chester
ruins.
New York.— The Motor Boat Club
San
Diego,
April
16.— A parade of
tion,
but
it
is
not
probable.
Streetcar Trouble.
The general relief committee, in a
of America has refused to postpone statement today, declares that 13,-
....
.bluejackets and murines landed from
C. B. Aithison was in the lead for
..............
. ....
Chester. Pa., April - *
Ml hop« the In irles n battleship fleet 5000
the race for the Harnsworth cup, as 000 people were made homeless and Railroad Commissioner
for the
Sec
requested by the Motor Yacht Club that 10,000 of these need not only ond District and is probably noml- of an, ^ar,y "cttlement of the street fighting men fresh from a cruise of
of Great Britain. It will be held at temporary aid, but must be rehabil nated. Thomaa K. Campbell Is suc 'car strike, which began in this city mor„ , han 13.000 miles marked
last Monday, disappeared late to- the ceremonies of offirlul welcome to
Huntington Harbor, August 1.
itated, at least to the extent of abso cessful for Railroad Commissioner night when the motorman and con
the State of California.
Sixty-four
in
the
First
District.
J.
W.
Bailey
New York— That neurasthenia, or lutely necessary housekeeping equip
ductors of the Chester Traction Co.
nervous breakdown is the most com ment, which will involve the expen has beaten Dr. Alexander Reid for refused to return to work on terms companies of sallormen, In their togs
of the sea, with wide flaring trousers
Food and Dairy Commissioner.
mon disease among New York school diture of fully $400,000.
It is impossible to say at this hour offered by the company. The state reefed down In canvas leggings, nnd
teachers and the most prolific source
how uniformly successful Statement police have the situntlon well In 16 companies of marines, saldlerly
ITALY SHOWS HER TEETH
of applications for retirement, is dis
No. 1 candidates for the legislature hand and th‘To was no serious dis and straight, formed this most no
closed in the annual report of the
table of the navy’s land displays. The
have
been in the republican primary. turbance during the day.
board of retirement of the Board of Send, Bj F|#et to Threaten Turk-
The traction company resumed the landing party, equipped ns Infantry,
They have won a decided victory In
Education.
“
armed with Krugs, In light marching
ish Ports.
Multnomah county, but In the state I this
tr '\nDl"
* ° f Cars " They
' ‘ h,n carried
,he,c‘ ,y no l,n,Ug
afternoon.
pas order, nnd with enntoens filled,
Salt Lake City— Five distinct
xr.rtt
91
An
! t a i i n n i a t large results appear to have been
Rome,
sengers. Traffic was suspended at 7 equalled an army corps.
shocks of earthquake were felt early
under command of Ad- »**•«■ * ™ « * d
however.
A committee of the strikers went
Wednesday morning at
Milford, squadron
The procession the men of tho
out for the t“ at wherever there have been State- to Philadelphia today and hired a
aavy formed was more than two
south
of
here.
Houses
were
shaken
I
^JrDoa^ofHmaki^g1
demands
in
Turk-iment
No-
1
candidates,
they
have
for
number
of
'buses,
which
will
bo
and people ran from their horn s in purpose 01 maKing aemanas in n r« the most
---- - part
--- . ----
miles long. They marched from tho
won.
placed In service, the purpose being waterfront to the City Park,
alarm, bnt no serious damage is re- sb wate™- Th« squadron comprises
N o Rocialisoa f o r Hirn.
to compete with the traction com
ported. The shocks were also felt j ”
a£ ? J ° Clu_ . ! ! J ! 1?
ship Regina E'.ena, commanded by
Roosevelt', Policy Wisest
New York, April 18.— Dr. H. M. pany.
at Newhouse, Utah.
the Duke of Abruzzi. Altogether, the ' MacCracken, chairman of the New
Mayor Johnson nt 6 p. m. gave
Paris, April 16.- Tho Temps todny
Chicago— Nicholas Klein, aged 14, vessels will carry 5095 men and y orjj University, who has visited the permission
to saloonkeepers
.
.
.
. to open expressed enthusiastic approval of
says he climbed in a Santa Fe their objective point will be Asia Danish, Norwegian and Swedish uni- their places, contrary to the advice: President Roosnvelt’s reasoning In
freightcar at San I* rancisco to steal Minor, some < 0 ) miles away. It has
t versifies to introduce plans for of an Deputy Superintendent Lurnb, of favor of providing additional ships
a ride to Marietta, O., and visit his l^een decided, if it ts deemed neces-
j interchange of professors, returned
the state police.
f,,r the American navy, especially
sister. The door was sealed while s*irj, also to occupy a small port un-
home today
on the steamer Maure-
the affirmation that the United State«
he slept and he fasted four days on til Turkey sees the rrror of her way
tania
Railway Meo Join Forces
would lose rank as a great power,
and gives full satisfaction.
More
his journey here
"K ing Haakon of Norway, with
not
only If she was feeble, but If
Winnipeg,
Man.,
April
20.
A
fed-
enereetic measures may thus be whom my son and myself lunched,
San Francisco— Lieutenant Wil avoided.
oration of all the union men em- "£‘‘b
reP'.,tnt!°n of being
impressed me as being a man of un
liam S. Bowen, U. S. A., now com
The difficulty between the two na usual intellect.
ployed
in
the
shops
of
the
Canndian
this,”
the
paper
says.1' * " " dl,alP on
manding a rapid-fire battery at the tions arises from the refusal of the
Dr. MacCracken quoted the King Pacific and the Canadian Northern
If America wishes to nvold war
Presidio, is to be tried before a court Turkish government to permit the
as saying to him:
martial April 21 for neglect of duty. Installation of Italian postoffices
Railroads was completed today. They with Japan, she must have n fleet
" ‘Suppose that at 12 o’clock on will fight the reductions in the new permanent In the Pacific
The Am-
The day he got the order a revolver
Friday we divided the wealth of Nor
. . i .
,. , .
.
erlcan people are nt present confused
ball struck him over the knee, prob
C»th"Min on Cit'ze->»nip
way, as you suggest. Within five
ably making amputation necessary.
,C_°™?anl7î " " *o »h- Proper course to pursue.
San Francisco, April 21.— At the minutes there will have been a mim claim they are not going to pay all but President Roosevelt's naval pol
Philadelphia — Confronted with
ber.
bobles born in the country; of the men the same wages, hut will icy suggests a luminous nnd wise
the accusation of embezzling more laying of the cornerstone today of ! and
shall we then divide again with pay according to individual work. path whlrh the country sooner or
than $1,500 from the Franklin In-jthe new temple of Chevra Mikvah them?’
The Bamc action, it is said, will be later will follow.
taken by all of the American rail
stitute, of this city, of which he has Israel and Congregation B’Nai David
roads. This is the beginning of a big
been actuary and treasurer for 22 ; on Nineteenth street, Patrick Cal-
Three More Bodies Found
Find Two More Bodies,
fight.
years, Herbert E. Heyl was seized
„ „
Boston,
Mass.,
April
18.—
Three
with apoplexy when he opened hisj“ °un, president of the United Rail-
Boston, April 16.— The remnlns of
paper at breakfast Wednesday and roads, spoke on the "Benefits of more corpses were recovered late to-
^drmral E v m j Imnrovirg
two persons, a man nnd a woman,
j American Citizenship.’’ He said that day from the ruins of Sunday's fire
died shortly afterward.
of
Paso Robles Hot Springs, Cal., were found today
P In the ruins
__ ...
'the most humble citizen should be in Chelsea, making the total num April 20.— The seventeenth dny of ^ " n,lay’s fire nt Ph'daea, and fn-
ex-Mlni«*er
of
Toklo—Sakatanl,
protected and that equal rights ber now recovered nine.
In addi
* human skull was found In
Finance, has sailed on a tour of should be given to all. “ There is no tion, two persons have died this week Rear-Admlral Robley I). Evans’ stay i
at Paso Robles Hot Springs shows
r,’Uaf of No, 62 Chester avenue,
America.
I greater position to be found In the of causes Incident to the fire.
the old warrior to be much im-j , °
of three unknown persons
New York— A campaign against world than that of a loyal, upright,
I he bodies recovered today
were proved, nnd It Is evident that the " fM^ f,0*’n recovered previously and
the sale of newlv-hatched chickens staunch and sturdy citizen.”
those of Mrs. Minnie I. Fenwick,
treatment at the big Kurhaus Is
death list Is now six, but the
for Easter gifts is being waged by |
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wile of Dr. J. B. Fenwick, one of the proving successful. Past Assistant authorities export to find other
the Society for the Prevention of
Honor Q l W , Memo
leading physicians In Chelsea; Mrs. Surgeon P. FI. McDonald tills morn- bodies In the ruins. ICnrly today the
cruelty to animals here.
I , New York. April 2 1 . - Comtnemor- - "'''Iter Barnes, of Glen Ridge, niece |nK made the following statement; | police arrested Dan'el Ross, who was
Brussels— 7 he government of «be ating the
86th anniversary of the „
M>'a- Fenwick, and Miss Vinlej
“ Admiral FIvans continues to gain w-nvlng lighted tapers In n lnmber-
Uongo
Independent
State 11' has
issued
j,jrf^ 0f General
U. S. Grant, a mem- Y3°yes,
iof t h ( o helsea,
a maid
in the em-
ntrength
gradually. He sleeps well ynrd,
and , he m was hMd on the chargo
n
w^*.l
♦ rv
tho
D f l t l oh
F) 1 t A
hnnL'
r>Uilr
f
f.’ on n> loir
f ,, av> l it ,
. . .
_ f
_ 1 1
n
a reply to tho British white book orJa, 8ervice was' held tonight In P'0* of the Fenwick family,
and his appetite Is improving.
of attempted Incendiarism.
containing reports from British Con- Mptropo)ltan temple, at which Sec-
suls in the Congo and denies all th e, re tar y of War Taft, Andrew Carne-
Schooner Long Overdue
W*r«hips for An*cor*»s
Bxnker Gets Five Yesrs
charges of oppression.
gle and ex-Secretary of the Treasury
San Francisco, April 18.— Much
Washington, Aprii 20. To gratify
Pittsburg. Pn„ April 16.- William
San F'ranclsco— The police are I < s ! i e M. Shaw made addresses, and anxiety is felt regarding the fate of the wishes of the people of Ann cartes H. Wort man, ex-president of the Oik-
watching two men suspected of drug- Grant Post of the G. A. R. present d the American schooner Rosamond. Wash., who will he unable to sec any land Savings & Trust rnmnntw
ging Samuel Gilmore, a race-track a national flag to the church. This Captain Chose left Grays Harbor with of the Atlantic fleet while In Puget pleaded guilty todny to embezzle-’
plunger, who had won $7000, rob- is the church rt which General Grant the schooner February 7, with a car- Sound, the navy department has de- ment of $1 4,000 of the romnnnv’s
bing him and killing him. His atom- j during his residence In this city at- go of lumber both under and on deck elded to send two cruisers to that ] funds, nnd was sentenced to five
ach is being analyzed.
|tended worship.
jior Callao.
,port for two days’ stay.
| years In the penitentiary
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