The Hillsboro argus., December 31, 1903, Image 1

m v
EVENTS OF THE DAY
QATIICKED FROM ALL PARTS OP TKC
TWO HEMISPHERES. V
Comprehanalva Review ol Um Import-
ut Happealaga el the Paat Week,
Presentee1 la Condensed Pone, Most
Likely to Pfave InterestUig to Our
Many Readers.
Jerome ftykei, the well known acior,
I dead. . ; ' . ,
W. J. Bryan' Kuropean trip felled to
change In free lilver views, ; 1 .
RiMwr-wH ami the cabinet have "eon
tldcred the protest of Colombia and
will anwer It soon. vv. ' C
Secretary Root I conducting1 negoti
ation w ith tlcneral Ileyv during the
lllnea ol 8ecriry Hay. i '
President Roosevelt liat ortleired an
Inquiry Into th condition! at Kiablnef,
where Hebrew fear a tpeund massacre.
Senator Fulton. haa shown tha land
commission that tha present national
policy Id working to the Injury of Ore-
gun... J,
One report says Russia la slowly mor
I nit troop toward 1'ekln; another thai
aha la more willing to maka concession
to China. ' 5
The senate committee baa outlined a
nrotwble action If Senator fimomv chal
lenge the authenticity u( tba 'charge
again! biro. ' " . - ; , '
Japan baa outbid Ruaala lor two war
(hlpa neartng completion In Italy. ,'
Poatmaater Bsncoft will not be" re
moved from the 1'ortland postofflce.
Whatcom and Kstrhsven have onitad
and w ill be known at ltoltlngham in
tba future. - ' , v
Bauto Domingo baa now two revolu
tionary govern ntenta and foralgnara tear
they will suffer.
The. Japanese cominlaalonar to the
8t. Louis lair aayt Japan will niako no
oneesaloiui to Ruaila.
Ohoula robbed many of tha dead in
the Michigan train wrack. Tba death
liat baa, bean awelled to II. '
Ruaala la not prepared for war ana
, may await a mora favorable time, al
though aha la buying large quantities
of tore. 4 ... - ' "
Tha Colombian charge at Washing
ton he ilttte hope of receiving a favor
a:.w and la preparing to close
' UOAV'""" . .1 -Y" ; .,, ...
During tha present aeaalon of con-
gresslhe ttavy wilt bo materially
airjnapnoned. When the addition al
reefy authorlaed are completed tha
UnVfe State will have a mora power
ful uavr than any other nation except
Oreet Britain.
Ivaly haa recognieed tba now republic
of Panama. , . v
Japan will tend a large force to Coaaa
toted tlottng. ' -, ,t' "
A tevwre cold wave haa twept the
EaatWd Middle Waat. ;
Ruaala will probably modify t
menda rather than go to war. ,
Jaoaa la buvlnt large quant''
1
lead for the tnanutactura of ton!,.
The United Btatea hai orderaj a i
toat to Corea to protect the America-,
mlnlater. -- i ; v-;- v
Effort are being redonbled to have
Chink ratify tha trade treatlea with tha
United Btatea , .'
Tha Colomblwn charge will quit
WaahlngUm if Secretary Hay ignorea
ColomMaa dernandi.
Urge patent modlelna mannfaoturera
will, tha flrat of tha year, take meaa
urea to tatablial uniform prlcea.
Chief Newell, of the reclamation
arvlca. will vlalt Oregon and confer
with the people, about irrigation pro
lorta.
" ' 'it : "
The Far Eastern iltuatlon livery
threatening, , " Vtv
" -. Milijiln will aid Janan If aha goea to
war with KusalA"'
Tha Coolmhliirt force which Jamled
on the Wand of Finei will have to go,
A lone marked man robbod a gamhl
ng room Ut Tba Dalle of aboutl,000
Chtri'io liverymen have decided to
fight the union Heart uriveri 10 a un
' The ru.. of 1arli have gono on a
itrlke aoU the altuatloa hai aaaumed
aerioui a.:;ct. j .,
General Reyoa haa warned Colombia
that war' on Cauama meant war on the
Uhlted P",U.
The Yoiumlte national park cannot
be u(d ,iW(arMervoir for8n
Franclaco war aupply.
Governor TaH haa left Manila for the
United ftk'"". He wai glvon an on
thueiattio i.,--TeH on leaving
" Rear l?lWalkT belle vea forf"
of mar'.. , now, at Panama li aufnclei
but two t .rjwtallioni will probi '
beaonl ivV' y. ',..,:,,. '
' Colomana ! at Bogota ar; Jj"
nightly warlike demonstration-
Tie c"' Sict haa been
Ala; ...iulngattho'
power
tea It (
u
teftol, V
mrttV
,tr ia. v
- i . 1
i, ?00J
a
ARMY TO PANAMA. $
Utaaral Staff Otva Order to Prepare
ta Ue tu Ida laUmea. ; " '
WanblngUm, Iee. 3K The gfOvral
In IT of the army May ordered troope
to prepare for aTanaina rampalgn.
Koltlura at am-oovfr, Wnti., are
among tbrme aelirted, aa will be even
'by the llati whhh followa:
Firat, Fifth and Twenty-fourth bat
terlc of Held artillery, 1'realilio, Han
Prantfai-o; Fight h Uttrry of fluid ar
tillery, Vancouver larracka) troopa A,
1), C end l, Mnlh cavalry (culored),
Monterey, Cat.) tnxi I, K, L and M,
Ninth cavalry, i'reeidlo; Fifteenth , In
fantry, Mmiterey; rijnetwuth Infantry,
Vancouver barrack; Tenth ' Infantry,
(tan Franclaco; battaliona of the Tlilr
teenth Infantry at Fort McDowell, Fort
MadUou and lkmlcta barrak, Cat.;
tour cmupaniee oi Hiiteenth Infantry of
Fort Hlum, N. Y., and eight com
panlaa Of the tame rvglmentat Fort
Mr l'hereon, tia. ' ' :
Lieutenant Colonel Charlea Sbaler,
who 1 a roemlmr of the general .ataff of
the army, and an. expert on fortifica
tion, haa been ordered to Panama to
luapect the fortification, and have hie
report In Waahitigton before General
ftwyei, of the Colombian army, who fat
now herer can n;turn. ?.'
Them order fr preparation were la
aued May IttM-auae the general ataff ha
bum Informed that Colombia can land
trouiie upon the tathmua much wore
leaetly tlian waa believed to be the caae.
p general MacArthor will have charge
wan -ere on wo rannc coaai. me
return tibin Hawaii wal hurried for
till purpoae. ' '
y ON WAP. POOTUW.--, . ,
Japaa I CeaapleiiBg Final Prelhaiaarlaa
. -Srttaia WW Take Leaa.
Yokohama, Ttec. 8li-The govern.
ment I completing the final prelimi
naries for placing the country on a war
footing. Imperial onlancea ieeued an
thorite the government to make an un
limited laue of treaaury bonda to pro
vide war fund, creating a fpeclal conn-1
cil of war, and fixing the Imperial bead
quarter. , n. :. v-. '
In tlie event of war, If a apectai taane
of war bnl ia made, It la -umleratood
that the bnoda can be floated In F.ng
land, whence it t aald aaan ranee lutve
come that tba money would be forth
eomlng, ; ; -
The Rilnlstora aadaxecutivecluetdla-
cunaatl the aituatl.ui for three hour ,
veeterdav. but nothing regarding their
rdjallberatlona waaltnada public.'
The ordlnattce HMwd veaterear by
the cabinet council euthoruint a guar
antee of the prluclpal and lutereet of
an ItMtu of 10,000 KX) yen debenture
for the purpoae of expediting work on
the ffeout-Fuaan railway, and which
provided for all poaiibla military ei-
penae for tita protection el the railway
and other tntereata, glo autliorlwd the
go-ernnienl to utillie 60,000,000 yen,
the nroreeda of the Chinee war in
demnity, which hitherto laa been de
voted to educational and oilier pur
poaea, a a war fund. In addition,
authorixatlon la given to iaata treaaury
note, repayable n flv yean, and to
ralae loan" repayable in two yeara to
,--",,,"-4x"U..i 1 - -
"AKaiP.
r ( ale-
I
ruvum
forcei of Jhuiiw
mm. A
rMnto IVimingo. ttxr,.
iirevallliiB. Minlter Powell. U'
altuatlon demand 'the. pretence tl A,
additional warahlp, and in a eablegrat
dated yeaterday appeal to tha atate d'
partttieittlor atd,, 4u antuupawon'
the crtai wiiten appear to nave
rived, the itate departmeut ha alree
taken atepa to tend another Warahi,
Santo Domingo, and at It requeat;
retary Moody yeaterday cabled Rea"
tuirat imoerton conimanuini
South Atlantic aquJron, now atr
kii, to dispatch one ol his yew
Santo Domingo at lull ipeed V
the unbtt Newport In, .p
Amerlcani and other lnbn?t
Admiral Ijunberton late Vlf
the navy department froVr
that he ha cent the Scorpion'
force the Newport in Domlnclf1
;.., ; ' '
SoMlera Travel In Boat
Victoria, P. C.J Dec. Dey
bor 83 company, RoyalGaf
ery. 1 IS strong, lelitllor
the ttamer Etnprcai of
being relieved by So. ' ,
which arrived from H
The uhntige ia made"
chedule of garrison x
hearing on the Far F
cor. any which cam
In boxcars fitted
ttruution havin'' ;
that mode of r
the arrrangeme
"s Canal p
- rane "'
T0STAYL1URDER
Jewish-Societies fdx ftot
fto-
pklaRtusli.'
THEY WlUr APPEAL TO 'ROOSEVELT
Seeoae Maaaacre at Klablaaf Very Pk
alaJa, 7 U U Dale MeeUoBte-- !
wrtil Clak U Their.' AM. ;
Waahtngton, tec 30-Wita the
view of enitefing the immeiliBte and ac
tive fntervat Of the , United rjtate
agairiat the reported contemplatwi maa
aacre of Jew in Ruaaia on January 7,
tha Ruaalan Kew .Year, Simon Wolf
rejirejentlng the United Jew eovietiea,
tV4etrow wiU lay befor the ttate de
part meet, an apeal in behalf of hi
peop1 repreaentlng to biro- thue to be
threatened. ' ., v.
Following vtait to the atata de
partment, Mr.- Wolf will be received by I
Preeitlenl Konemelt, at which Ime the
whole aubject of the daUW of the Jew I
in Ruaaia will be diacuaaed. ; v
.teettie Clab Makaa Aeaeal..
fieattle, Dec. 80.-Tbe Uarmftrir clnb-
of Seattle; compnaed ol 314 of the tmt
prominent Jewa in tliiaeity, ha lent
meaaage ol appeal to Preetdent Rooae
veltrthe tnamlwra of the Waahinglnn
delegation la vngrea and William v R.
tlnarat,f Aefa-York, aakirig aul abd
iaterceaalnn in behalf of the Jew .So
Are ia danger of a maaaacre In Klahinef,
January f. The text of the telegram
to the nrettdent a likh la indoraed hr
Uavernor McBrUle. of Waahrngton. lol-
"The Harmony club, eon!'
3H Jewlah citiaeo of rn-at"
to your excellency tot-
half of Jew of Kie'
with maaaacre Jan"
"ByM.ffc
AattNIT I
Waa
tlva
the '
peat
ota
atom
rfg
m
m
at
a
fu
haa ,
petra
reprr
lala a
Mr,
ton
pern
high
in Ore
where ti
12.80 an.
having th
in the In'
Chair
com ml'
al '
LOOT FIRS, ;
Dertag
Rakawrjr of Bank af Klawa,
'"."( ' Territory. .;
t Bouth M'AiirV I, T.; Dec ioi-A
gang , of veyuk ,ol her looted the
bank Id Kiowa, a araah tow'n" mile
north of heivj.'at o'clock tlU morning
artdcjd afrP aeveml hundred ahota
ItaJ l)iMxhngd between the rob
ber and a poeae of oO cUiwn of" KV
OW; ' S-N
The Wibere dynamited the eafe and
ecunwi J,Bt0 in eaah, eotne ( which
I believed to have been mutilated by
the expiation. The bank budding waa
Pfrtially wrecked, the dmtt e'U
building being abouf, 11,500.,.,;
An entrant to the bank waa. gained
by Hi mb o( croVra through a rear
window, ,-Whtta two of the men did
the wotk of Wowing on the aafe. three
itayed ouUide a guard. - The flret
ploalon wa a failure, making a loud re
port, but'doing little damegef Tbecltl
xcoaheard the noiae, andju-mlng'em-elvea
with revokVera r I la ana,
berried to the? baik. -, ' ' V X 'i
tAt the conimiif ut av Jer of the
citinsnrw volley waa treJ (t ftc robbera,
who fere vifibla thnjogh theAtttter.
V ,'iThe Im Wa returned by the guarde
,iM7f!rkHf oriehe ouUile.' v 1
bile the, .two men on the maid
worked, the the) men on the outaide
kept up a ateYaw' vdth the poena of
cltlwn., Jt to tli(e explosion to
open the afe. .,Af7er the4 laatexploaion
the burglar gyierexptip their tool and
leaving throneli the 'rout of the baVit
gotaway i.f tSaV. : J 1 ' ' j
i-Tilefo.-;,r- .
eW
'
recucd is coMPtera.
( Acta Paaot kr
; the Uaatetar. '
Balem Governor Chamberlain haa
fCled- the tact of the acta peaaed by the
tecftiegiMature, and tne reoora ol tfaat
body at itatpecMl aeaaioo ja aotopiete.
Only tea-of the bill aeeaf tohTeeflee
tivf emergeacy elanae. 1 A number of
otbera hate emergeneyelauare which
merely declare that an emergency ex
iate, but under the referendum amend
ment it i neceeaafr that in order tonnt
an act into effect at once tbe le-ialatore
muat deciara that C immediate., prra
ervatioa of the pnblie peace, health or
aafety ao require., 'Thoae acU which
contain the emergency claaae aoch aa ia
required by the jrefcs)4unr amend
awmt, jtre marked. wi A all aaterieir.
Aft other will take affect SO data from
December 23. .- , K
, fcenate Bill. ' V .
8. B. 2, Smith of UmatUhvlTo
amend charter of Adam. V,.
I 8. B. 8, Carter To Incorporate town
m uoia nay, 'i.., ..
8. B. 4, Dimmick To incrogorate
Beaver Hill. ; v.--j
J: B. 6, Dimmick To Incorpora
North Bend. , ',t - .
8, B. 6, Dimmick -To amen
of MarebMd. - .U-
8. B, .v end
e- V of
t-',01
o vroaid. W -i
,. - ., ... y
U leaew Perwetfa Ct el00 Tale
Yaw lor Thaw Prefect.
a .. . .
La Graaxle TheHev rt tndnatr
netd the farmer th.a- jewr fpii.OtM).
AtViirtl !:- tft the imh,wI l rv.'T-
The
croo title veer waa r
over the U .1902-'
yfeld laet year w,-tf, too of t-a,
wmie tbia year it waa nearly IT,"-J..
-Aanmcpfc:.Tt the at-a.jn,
there-, were eeme portiOB a tie err?
wbkh proved t It complete fc'ca.
The t' .-'"s Hi aaiu 6y the rwf a
at the , taental VateweiUrL.J,
warfdue hlin lack ot'clu'- t
the peat of aocf bnra. Ut kt
aaid the farmerafwlt rj- iwV Ttf
(honld . be ealtivatedi 1 t ! votj
tluM .kl " . A
w , i m pfv,ii7paBj nm . suif,
Jhe arage'LUated aaring the peat
mmewa v-rh h-. j tbn t pre-viooarr-
T. are more fJhnera
nteriog the indueiry y than''--T bu
fore in th hist -J
Indication - r
Ti . t -afsTt: V 1
' l, 1 " t on here v ' " proJ-e-
wveftrfUit tailing, a. J enllent re-
anlta are obtained where proper culti-
,I -- --4
--i '.
, . i lirvw..t beeta 1
reoaife, aa pulliac V -enerallv L w
doftaby Tjrfianaand Japa. iiv&P19
'
. COtaU
drand T ' y".n, 1 , r
Clgfceat Jd at..! .1 1
-I Of the.- " '-", a the i
ts...ism t'i.f ,-evv. '
ar'ar tnine C ; ;
r" oad." one-hv,f mi'.e
I . .1, abobt Cifldle t ,
T , ; "lat-n, which w '
i
!, rp
t ? . 1 I '
t .
. .....
i V '?? v ,
t vl ,i i h f i , ,
fcl'jat. ',!itJ'' ti
I et r ' -ondeir-u.- -e
X "ft I one of the er j
wtmaJ.tJt t.'ie eolic .
tew " l to te -..-
dl.j r V
Aavwi Jpaedat C ; j
bnt to Up C. eat-b- J ( .
f". ,, it F:a-J tew
t '" AC. livi t' v The
Jrecervsi tuia ,'
the weet-boon! train Vo. '
ceived 1 a w a en' r .at 1 ,
Inatead it rt-d by t ' t v
th operator C it( a.V rp rt.
. f oQ tiBg out onhe-
4 red Ihrht. "'-h
- t0 miaicta. L
T- tL'MmiJ. ' t..e
f I. tvaablowf V"'- -
: 1 M aet withaVrd'aJv'. 'S
the, and--' "4
Xhhit