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VOL. XXVII
PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1903
THE END IS NOT YET
IN NEW YORK CITY.
OLD-FASHIOND
for a year.
Try It
NO. 75
HOLD-UP.
is behind the enterprise and that
work will begin on the road as soon
Lone Highwayman Got the Exprese as jxtssible
Joha C. Ainsworth.
Trouble Ahead for Contractors and
Box With Contents as Yet Un­ Henry F. Conner and lx-wis Gerlin-
Walking Delegates Not Previous­
known, and Sixty Dollars From ger are named as Incorporators of a
road that ha> the Condon terminus
Con-
ly
Implicated—Prominent
the Two Pasecngers.
in view, and the cash capital of the
tractors
Have
Charges
Filed
Baker City. Aug 26—The Canyon line is 3500,000. The proposition is
Clty-Wbltney stage was held up at to build a line from Arlington to Con
Against Them.
a point near Austin, yesterday, and don. a distance of 40 miles and to!
New York, Aug.
27.— Prosecutor
the two passengers robbed of 360 in begin active operations at once. Tbe
1 Jerome
this
morning announced
cash.
I there will be no halt in the investiga-
surveys are being made it is xssert-
The work was performed by one *-d. and the rights of way are servr- ‘
i tion of charges of bribery an I ex-or
Government Ca’u-d
lone highwayman, who gracefully or­ ed. Besides this 40-mile line the Brit:sh
: tion against both walking delegates
dered
the
driver
to
stop
and
throw
company proposes to build branch
Race Called Off With Englishman Twenty Minutes Behind and : and building trades employers.
Down by Labourche, Editor
Proceedings will
lie
instituted Great Apostle of Single Tax and Municipal Ownership Chosen out the express box. Alter carefully line» from Condon to lone, on the
placing
the
box
at
a
distance
from
against throe prominent contractors
Heppner branch of the O. R. & N.I
Reliance Three-fourths Mile From Finish.
of I ruth.
the coach, he invited the two paswo and from Condon across to the John ’
for alleged extortion, who it is claim
g«-rs to step out and deliver.
r»ay
river,
thence
down
to
its
month
I
ed. aided Parks.
hy Ohio Democrats by Acclamation.
They had but 36«> In money be-
Just who is behind this railroad I
tw«*eu them aud when this was taken move is a mystery
WINE ANO POLITICS.
Mr, Ainsworth,
the robber told them to be nested Myn 'hat Eastern capitalist are in
Rae* Was at First a Promising Speed Match, But the Wind Fell and
again
after which he pointed a lereated in the move and they will WOUIO LF.T PUS3IA
Catholics Will Spend 31,000,000 on
Winchester shotgun at the driver supply the greater part of the capital,
the Latter Part Was a Successi on of Drifts and T acks—Scottish
Indiana Vineyards.
HAVE HEP OWN WAY.
and ordered h.tu to proceed
but who they are he will not state.
South Bend. Ind.. Aug. 27.—It is There Will Be a Hot Time in the Buckeye State This Fall—The Radi
Press Turn Against Lipton and Cail Him a Boaster.
When the stage turned a corner of When seen this morning, he said:
learned on good authority that the
the road about a quarter of a mile
cal Element of Anti-Republ'canism Is in the Saddle—Event Has
"I am not at liberty to make any
large tracts of land recently purchas­
away, the robber was breaking open statement relative to the men behind Attempt to Assassinate Russian Con­
ed by the University of Notre Dame
Great Significance in Its Bearing on 1904.
the express box with heavy rocks the new line Th«?y are Eastern cap!-
Highlands. Aug. 27.—The regatta most masterly ever witnessed in boat will be converted into vineyards for
sul at
Constant! nopie—A trocrtie»
Officials ar«- now in search of him
talists who have extensive railroad j
committee boat and markers passed racing.
the production of gra|>es to be used
Being
Perpetrated
in
Bulgaria
interests on the Coast, belrg manu
Reliance seems to feel every in making fin«* wines.
More than
Sandy Hook at 9; 38 for tue line, al­
STYLISH SEATTLE ROBBERY.
Columbus. (J r Aug 26.—The d«*m taxers and socialists. all of whom
far-turers as well as railroad build-
breath of wind, and a slight turn of usual Interest Is manifested in the an­
Marked by Persecution of the
though early appearances indicate no the wheel keeps Reliance at the
in are outspoken advocates of govern-
era There is no local capital in the !
nouncement owing to the general be­ ■K-ratic state convention today
She Is Believed to Have Been Hit road beyond that necessary in order j
Pr.ertnood of the Greek Church.
race, the wind blowing about one highest possible speed.
lief that tne Roman Catholic church dors«*d the Kansas City platform and ment and municipal ownership of all
Accessor in Several Robberies— to qualify the offirers of the company
knot, with a streaky rain.
Getting Some Wind Now.
at large is backing the enterprise, dwlares for the ele«-tion of United public multi«-» S<> the reiteration of
Ixmdon. Aug. 26.—I.ab
____
... positions The road
. -.j between
_____ _ I
be. in
for
their
States senators hy popular vote. •he Kansas City platform Is held and
Couple Lived at a Fashionable _
At 2:10 the wind is freshening and which will he supervised by friars Torn Johnson controlled by a large perhaps justly, to be a prophecy of
Arlington and Condon is to t»e built : I Tru,h-
»ever*-:> arra.gns Eng-
Ready to Go.
Boarding
House.
recently
expell«*d
from
France.
fln-
At 10:36. after passing the 1-ght- the yachts are almost certain to
whether the others will be depend« I «»n«i for her attitude in th*- Turkish
The plan is believed to be a meth­ majority. This insures a delegation extreme radkailsm
Seattk , Aug 26— H W
Haynie
ship, the yachts broke out their ish within the time limit. They can­ od of retaliating against the French from Ohio to the next national con­
upon clrcuamatances "
embrogiio. and says tbe powers
The conservative«, or reactionists has been arrest«*d with
not
be
seen
now
on
account
of
the
his
wife
for
headsails and stood about the start­
government for its attitude toward vention that will »upiiort Johnson are seconded by the republicans in i several bold hold-ups
---------------------
I
ought to gne Macedonia to Rasala,
mist.
They
lived
for president.
ing line awaiting the preparatory
holding that th«* plallorm as such; in a lash ¡unable boarding house and CAUSE OF EXCURSION WRECK, i . r.
At 2:40 Reliance has just emerged the church. The friars an- members
the lati-r »1
put an end
signal.
»ill be completely covered up by the : would have a carriage.
of the brotherhoods, which were the
Of Great Significance
The wife
I <o the continual horrors
At 10:45 the preparatory gun was from the horizon carrying her main producers of th, choicest wines, and
He says:
conditions
in
this
state
for<-,ug
a
.
sail and spinaker. Shamrock cannot
would bold the horses while the hus­ In Trying to Get His Tram Over the
The significance of thia action by
fired. The yachts went to leeward
That tricky scoundrai.
he sultan.
are considertnl th«* most expert men the democracy of Ohio cannot be campaign for and against issues, band held up pedestrians
be
seen
yet.
Road,
the
Engineer
Takes
a
Fatal
of the line when the first gun was
in the world in th«* cultivation of over estimated in its bearing on the hardly touched niton in the docu­
has lung succeeded In converting Ebe
When arrested, the man wore a
Shamrock Has No Chance.
Chance.
fired. Reliance broke out her baby-
vineyards and the making of win«*. next president lai el«*ction. when it is ment itself
I ,'airest districts in the world into a
silk hat and the woman was fash ,
jib. The scrap for position com­
At 2:45 Shamrock was picked up It is said that the university is piv-
The dominant,- of the Johnson el­
Mrs.
Haynie was
-"f ; Chehalis. Wash Aug. 25—AH t"
tbe 1 hell by playing one Eurojx-an power
through the haze, tar astern.
’lue paring to spend tl.MO.tKM) in the es­ recalled that four years ago Tom ement is held to presage the devel­ lunably clad.
menced.
evidence before the coroner's jury against anoather
Grace
Walton,
of
Portland,
a
«laugh-1
Johnson
was
an
a|>ology
and
a
We now are the
Re
American has the race in hand. tablishment of the vineyards
Both yachts are handicapped,
opment of extrem«* radicalism in the ter of Mrs IH Talcott. the well-. now investigating the wreck of the only on* in which he can still
scarecrow from which all but a m«r,-
count
liance crossed at 11:02:45 and Sham­ Shamrock is sailing a hopeless race.
counsels of tlx* party next year, as known specialist, and was once a Elks' excursion train goes to show is this devil's game "
handful of radicals
rock at 11:03:41. Both had to come
At 3 o’clock the Yankee leads by
there
Is
no
possible
disguising
John-1
PAIO TO MURDER.
candidate for queer, of the carnival that tlx- water became low in the
I-abourche's opinion
will bare
At that time th«*
over a mile.
about to make a start.
She was engaged to a boiler, and when the engine tipped great weight at this juncture. Per
W Ì1OM* sun's loyalty and adherence to sin- j at Portland
were dominated by
At 3:10, on the run home. Reliance Assassins
gl«*-taxi»m and state mm ialism. and prominent Portland attorney.
of
Alexander
Rece,ve «■onservatism
And Now They Are Off.
but over the bill on the down grade, the I baps not »1th the powers that be.
him.
has
is striking many soft spots and is
the ni|M>s»ibiliiy <>f divorc ing a cam- > ■hr«-e mouths ago matr»«-<I Haynie.
crown sheet of the boiler ww bare directly, but as a moulder of opin­
Cash for the Job.
thouxh his Influence
The official start by both yachts now six miles from land. Will prob-
l>aign iron: a discussion uf the merits I Th«- pair are suspected of whole and soon became red hot causing an ion with the masses
of
and an ex-
convention
todny
as
was at 11:02. At 11:20 both yachts ably finish within the time limit.
Munich. Aug 27.—Lieutenant Pe-
and demerits ot those issues is ap-1 rale operations, as the man answer» explosion and the consequent wreck. tremeiy dett reflector of tbe sen ti­
are still on the starboard tack? Re­ which is 4:20.
truvic. nephew of the late King Al- the Zimmerman fa<-i
parent and recognized by everyone, a description given by at least 10
The engineer had been nursing' me nt of the people.
liance is gaining slowly.
At 3:26 the wind is off shore atnl exander of Servin, declares that an badly outnumlwred
the engine over the road, as it is
victims
Tbe declaration of prim ipies I» with J«>hn»on in the saddle
His record is that of a consistent
Reliance Leads and Is Gaining,
I very light. It is a question whether Obrenovitch party exists in Servia
<a!led bv railroad men
That is. he conservative who has never let an
Johnson Nominated.
not essentially different from that of
they
can
finish
in
the
time
limit.
and
is
hopeful
of
overthrowing
the
Shamrock tacked at 11:25, Reli-
was compelled to run with low water opportunity go by to detent the rui­
FIGHTING SENATOR CLARK.
Turn Johnson was nominated as
lour years ago. but the piatlorm was
anee three minutes later, at 11:47. Reliance is five miles from the line present dynasty He asserts that he tCMiay < ham pion ed by th,- ultra radi democratic candidate for governor of
and make slow time, stopping occa
ng |K>)icy in tbe guise of lainotitm.
Reliance is still gaining and three- in a rolling sea. and spilling wind possesses absolute proof that King cal «ing of the i»arty—th«* single Ohio, by acclamation
Colorado Fuel Is Making a Try for sionaliy in order to keep up enough He has ever been aa expansionist
from her clothes.
Peter paid the murderers of Alexan­
quarters in the lead.
steam
to
pull
his
train
The
engine
and in the years got,e by nas ,usti-
Control of the San Pedro Route
At 3:45 Reliance is three n.iles der and Drags cash for the commis
was leasing at the flues and unfit to
Reliance the Better Boat.
Sait latke. Aug 26 —The Colorado go on the road with an important fled the oft-repeated charge agaiaet
from the finish. Nothing but titu< sion of the crime.
It was a running fight from the can beat the American. Wind is
Fuel a iron Company
Uxlay paid tram as is shown by the testimony, him ot being a Rnsaiophobiie. It is
start, remarkable for speed, although very light and m?y fluke entirely.
»put
<a»b
for
seven
iron
claim» tn and in order to make the best of the this that gives added and peculiar
DISCUSS VARIOUS ISSUES.
in a light wind. Barr is again gain­
Iron
county,
to
the
Taylor
estate. difficulty the engine crew took the significance and weight to his pres­
Killing Time.
ent utterance*.
ing the weather position, competing
Thi* is taken to mean an extension fatal chance—and lost
Rooosevelt
Visited
by
Many
Eminent
At 4. Reliance may be able to pinch
His attitude on the Balkan ques­
the challenger to pass under the
nf the Rr> Grande ft Southern Utah
The appearance of the crown sheet
Men.
stern. When she crossed Barr was across the line before 4:30. but it is
and th« •■rortiou of smelters and shows that it was red hot and had tion ¡it aimo»' ideaticaUy tbe same
to the weather side and so effectual­ doubtful. The excitement is intense
Oyster Bay, Aug
27 —Sagamore
rolling m ils offsetting a move in been bare long enough to become as that of his journalistic adversary.
William T Stead, of the Standard
ly killed Shamrock's wind that she owing to the proximity of the limit. Hill is thronged
today
Financial
this dir«-ct.on by Senator Clark and warped before the explosion came.
with »com he was never known to
was able to cross the line fuily a Reliance has the race won and even talks and postoffice scandals are the
his a»«>n<-iatc« in the San Pedro road
Naturally in going up hill
the agree ~xrept under the
her opponents hate to see her lose principal
• ■
-<
minute ahead.
subjects for discussion.
water in the bark end of the boiler is coot pulsion of conviction and aeoae
The first hour and a half of sailing by limitation.
Jacob Riis was at breakfast with the
Water
Rights
in
Court.
deeper.
as
the
incline«
position
At 4:16 the regatta committee at president.
On issues of foreign polity
demonstrates
Reliance's
superior
Hamlin Garland
talked
i of duty.
Caldwell. Aug 26—The farmers causes all the water to run back to the two have nearly always disa-
points. The wireless says Reliance the finish claim Reliance cannot Indian affairs. Congressman Fowler
interreled in the lower mnals in the the lowest point. In trying to keep greed in toto.
maintains a windward position in come in in time unless tnere is a discupssed the currency bill and a
Highlands. Aug. 25.—The weather but imme< lately after crossing flung vicinity of Caldwell and Parma in­ up steam enough to get to the top
Mr Ijtbourcbe's editorial,
the lead. Shamrock foots fast, but strong puff of wind. Shamrock is 15 dozen other men of prominence vis-
minutes behind.
tor today'» race seems ail IJpton ' the Sham:oek about to i*>rt
Barr cluding the Sebree canal, are about of the hill, the »rater was allow.-d to was sig»«-d has created a great sen
ited.
Reliance points high.
to bring injunction proceeding» in get very low When the eng E» came ■ition n 'ocserrative circles and
At 4:27 Reliance is three-quarters
could wish for a content in moderate also came about to port
Reliance Will Probably Win.
the district court to restrain the to the top of the ridge, and started at-soiute r-unsternation among tbe
of a mile from the line, but cannot
airs.
At
9
this
morn:ng
the
wind
Both
ya
bls
stood
in
toward
Sea
Jury Fixes No Blame.
At 12:35, barring a fluke. Reliance cross before the limiL Shamrock is
was eight knots southeast by south bright
T ."Ugh tb<- »¡nd is little New York ranal. the Ridenbaugh ca­ down the other side, the water then ruling society classes and the gov-
is sure to win the race, as she has 20 minutes behind.
Chehalis. Aug. 27.—The coroner's
m
cvnaervatlve wing.
Loth
Tbe course will be triangular. 10 more than seven knots, the challen­ nal and the Settlers' canal companies ran to the front end of the boiler, emm*-nf's
jury investigating the cause of the
the lead so well in hand the race
miles for each leg. giving the yachts ger show«*! a greater angle of keel from d writ ng waters from the Boise leaving the crown sheet, over the fine- deeply interested tn maintaining the
Race Called Off.
has become a mere procession. The
death of those killed in the wreck of a turn to windward and two reaches. than Reliaice.
box. entirely bare. The cold water stars quo.
rivf-r for irrigation purposes
At 4:30 the race is called off. the
wind holds southeast and blows
the Elks' excursion, has decided that The breeze is very true, with no soft
from the injectors striking the hot
A gray taut coming in made it dif­
time
limit
having
expired.
Attempted Assassination.
seven knots. It is more than likely
the cause of death was the explosion spots. Lipton said he could desire ficult for «xenrsionists to follow the
sheet, caused the explosion, which de­
Wreck on the Katy.
Ill-Natured Scotch Press.
St. Petersburg. Aug. 26.—The Vie-
the yachts will finish within
time
of the locomotive boiler, but it fixes uothing better, and Shamrock should yachts, although the crews huddled
railed
the
engine
Sedalia Mo.. Aug 26—A
Katy
Glasgow, Aug. 27.— «ne Scotch no blame leaving the courts to do
limit.
It is quite likely the company will dotnosti today publishes the story
show at her test today
on the weather rail. Wind is strong passenger train struck a fnight
At 12:30 Reliance tacked to star­ press is exceedingly ill-natured over this, in the damage suits to come
be held for the accident, as they knew under a Restrer date, that an at­
At
8:50
Reliance,
under
her
own
enough
to
put
the
yachts
well
down.
which
tailed
to
clear
the
main
track
tempt to assassinate the Russian
board. followed a minute later by Shamrock's defeat. The Scotchman
sails, swept away for the starting Reliance w-emed to glide over the at Rhineland, this morning
Fred of the unsafe condition of the en­ ambasradc-r at Constantinople has
Shamrock, which crossed Reliance’s I this morning said: "Away with the
gine
previous
to
starting
her
cm
this
Daniels.
fireman,
was killed, and
line, followed a minute later by Sham­ waves without effort.
of
Lipton
been made.
wake. Reliance then racked to port ■ incorrigible boasting
seriously trip, according to the testimony of
rock in tow of the tug Cruiser Sham­
Charles Burk, engineer
The American and English colo­
Shamrock Is Gaining.
again. Shamrock immediately tack- whose sole qualification is that he
the
engine
crew
Injured
rock has a new mainsail today.
Responsible yacht
nies in this city accept the report
eu starboard. Reliance again racked. can foot bills
At
noon
Shamrock
was
gaining
At 9:35 the committee boat Navi­
with the opinion, expressed only
Expert
yachtsmen say
Barr's clubs should take the matter in
gator pass«-«! the Hook. Saturday's slightly and doing better work; is
among themselves, however, that if
handling of his boat today was the hands.”
easy »in for Reliance did not seem pointing higher and taking the waves
it does not turn out to be a canard,
to diminish tbe interest, ax the ex­ easily.
that the probabilities are tnat it is
ing party, headed by Lieutenant
At
1215
the
wind
leading
to
south
­
cursion fleet cam** down early aud
a detail in the Russian policy of for
Katschmar. called to the Frenchman
east
on
the
beach,
should
it
be
felt
stood out to the lightship. Faster
mulating trouble. In other words,
to lower the ladder, but was refus­
steamers than Saturday were in de­ where the yachts are sailing, will
I
that tbe 'attempt'- is a blind, perpe-
ed. Leiutenant Katschmar went up
benefit
Shamrock.
mand and sold out early to those
trated by Russian emissaries
EUROPEAN
SQUADRON
the anchor chains. As his feet struck
who. in the last race, were behind on
Fine Sailing by tne Englishman.
Horrible Atrocities.
the deck a French petty officer struck
steamers
whl«-h
were
unable
to
make
IS HELD READY TO SAIL.
At 12:33 Ring gave a pretty exhi­
Constantinople.
Aug. 26.—Bulgari
at him. The lieutenant knocked his
speed enough to keep up with the bition of pinching Shamrock gained
assailant out and a general mix-up
an atrocities continue. A priest of
yachts.
steadily until Reliance's lead was al­
The Americans did
not
followed.
the Greek church was buried alive
SEVERAL OF THE DEAD
"The Sick Man of Europe” May Be
Off for the Line.
most cut down
A mist arose and TWO COMPANIES AFFIRM
use wcajions, but cleaned the French
with his head above the ground at
Much Sicker Before He Is Any
WERE BLOWN TO ATOMS.
At 1«':*'5 Shamrock dropped her obscured the yachts, which as they
RIGHTS AND INTENTIONS.
men out with their fists.
Castoria.
FRENCH SKIPPER PAYS
Better—Claimed That the Revolu­ tow. standing for the lightship on the disappeared were but a short distance
The French captain appeared on
The Kaliar insurgents killed all
the Greek schoolmasters, after hor-
CASH FOR NEW YORK BOY. deck just as two murderous Hotch­
tionists Will Attempt to Infect starlioard tack Reliance reached the apart.
Cause
of
the
Disaster
Unknown
—
Af
­
Reliance
is
but
slightly
ahead
and
lightship
at
10:06.
In
a
steady
A
Sixty-FIve-Mile
Branch
From
Arl
­
wiud.
kiss guns from the now fully light­
ribte tortures.
Constantinople With Plague.
i Wireless from Sandy Hook light the wind Is off shore seven knots
fair Is a Close Second to the Low­
ed Gresham, were trained
on his
ington to Condon Is the First Pro­
Collector of taxes and two gend
At 1:23 the wireless puts Reliance
ship)—Shamrock arriv«*d at
10:13
He submitted to a search.
ell. Mass,.
Horror—Works Were armes were killed and tbe collector's
The Incident May Lead to a Break- Ixiat.
ject—Local Company With East­ I
London. Aug 27.—A dispatch to
three-quarters of a mile ahead when
Annihilated and
Much Damage office robbed at Losnitza. At Tchak-
ing Up of the System of Shanghai- The boy was found in the forward the Central News from Constantino­ and 10:30 the wind drop|>ed live
ern Backing Intrudes Upon O. R. A I
rounding the second mark.
Knot s.
galley—a filthy hole
He was taken ple states that a train
alaroff five Greeks and two Turks
due
this
That
City
—
Done
in
the
ing of Crimping in
City.
N. Territory and Starts the Con-
The wireless says Reliance turned
aboard the Gresham
Lieutenant
Race Began at 11 O'clock.
were killed The insurgents are em­
Compelled
to Edwards with a heavily armed squad morning, was dynamited near Lileh-
Revenue
Officers
the second mark at 1:25, and Sham
The preparatory gun sounded at rock at 1:29:3»' The wind is steady ! test.
borgas Six were killed and 15 injur­
Carthage. Mo. Aug. 26.—An expío bracing a wider area, compeling the
Fight to Rescue the Prisoner.
was put in charge of the French ves­ ed This orcinvd on the Adrianople H>: 45. The course is south by east,
sion occurred at the Carthage Pew- Turks to spread out.
At 2:01 the mist is still thick off
Portland. Aug. 25 —The railroad
sel. which will be held until
the railway, repeated outrages along the with a !>eat 10 miles, then a broad
Turkey Orders German Powder.
der Works, four miles out of the city
New York. Aug. 27.—After an ail charge of shanghaing is investigat route of which by the insurgents, in­ reach 10 miles, then a reach home of shore The excursion fleet is gather­ situation tor Central Oregon is lie
The known dead are
Vienna. Aug. 26.—The insurgents
ing at the finish. One yacht is seen coming very interesting, and if all the this morning
night chase down the bay. the reve­ ed.
dicate that they regard the road as 10 miles.
approaching about four miles from lines are built that are now- on pa- lee Harry. Ernest Pearman Super­ today massacred the Turkish inhab­
nue cutter Gresham overtook the
The starting gun sounded at 11.
of great strategical
value. Many­
the finish, Both racers are close- per. that section will be one of the intendent Orel I and John Haworth. itants of Cherketzke. on the Adrian­
French bark Marshal Coutant, off I
MURDER SUSPECTED.
things indicate that the insurgents Reliame crosse«! the line at 11:00:30,
hauled on the port tack. The other moat populous from a railroad stand­ Three others were blown to atoms, ople railway Turkey has placed an
Sandy Hook, and rescued an alleged
are making strenuous efforts to en­ Shamrock at 11:02:10. being handi­
and their names are not yet known. immense order for smokeless pow­
racer was disrovffied at 2:05.
and brought him Foreman of a Grading Gang Found tirely shut off communication
shanghaied boy
point, of any section of the state. At
be­ capped 10 seconds.
At 2:08 Reliance is leading by at the present time there are two lines Twenty others were more or less der with a German firm
back to this city.
tween Vienna and Constantinople
Mangled at Simmons.
Reliance Leads Steadily.
least four minutes, which gives her proposed from Arlington to Condon, seriously injure«! and but three em­
Reached the Limit of Barbarism.
The captain of the vessel readily
American Vice-Consul Murdered.
This morning the mangled body of
London.
Aug. ! 26.—A Sofia tele-
The first 10 minutes' sailing gave the rare unless the unforseen hap- a distance of 40 miles, which will ployes on the grounds escaped with­
admitted he bought the boy through
Washington.
Aug.
27.
—
Minister
out
wounds
One
of
thes«*
survivors
gram to tne Times says Turkish re­
open up a very- One grazing and
a sailors’ boarding bouse, paying for Robert Tyson, the foreman of the Leisman today cables the state ue- little advantage to either, although pens.
Is
delirious
from
shock,
though
pressive measures
in Macedonia
him >36. The boy has not signed grading gang of the Snake River [•art men t
ranching country, and one In which
Reliance Wins Second Race.
from Cnnstantinople that the American was a trifle higher into
otherwise unhurt. He was discover­
utmost limit of
th«- wind.
the articles, although he had signed cut-off of the O. R. & N. at Sim­ the American
Unofficial time says Reliance cross­ there is a grand chance for produc- ed smeared from bead to foot with have reached the
vice-consul
at
Bei-
mons siding, about 15 miles north
bartartem. with an evident intention
At 11:19 Reliance is steadily in­ ed the line at 2:15.25 and Shamrock tlvenees by irrigation
papers before the French consul.
ruth. Palestine,
was assassinated creasing her lead over bnamrock.
the remains of a man who was some to extirpate the entire Bulgarian
It was mere good fortune that led of Wallula, was found by the west while driving in his carriage.
About a year ago J. P Finley and
at 2:20:10. making Reliance win by
distance from him
Th«* delirious population. Within the last few
At 11:23 Reliance leads by a min-: I more than a minute.
to the boy being rescued. The Cou­ switch. By the position of the body
a party . of local capitalists organized
man was thrown to the ground. Upon
Consul Gagellsen of Minnesota.
ute and a half.
tant struck adverse winds and was it is not known how the man came
the Arlington road, with the idea of arising In such a plight his mind de­ days 12 more Christian Tillages have
Corrected But Unofficial Time.
The vice-consul’s name is William
fallen beneath fire and sword. Wo­
At 11:36 Reliance continues to
compelled to return to the
Hook. to his death: whether by being run
building a line from th«* town of Arl­
On
corrected time, but unofficial. ington. on the O. R A N to Condon, serted hint and h«* imagines himself men. children and the aged indis­
over
by
a
train
or
by
other
means.
Gagellsen.
Minister
Leisman
has
gain,
although
neither
seem
to
have
The
boy
was
where she anchored,
dead.
Reliance won by one minute and 10 a distance of about 40 miles, and
criminately. have been slaughtered.
locked in the cabin, creating a piti- The body was horribly cut and man­ called on the Turkish government advantage in tbe wind.
The 2<* wounded are
suffering Prisoners are murdered by scores
seconds. Yachtsmen are enthusiastic thence on to Fossil and Maysville,
ful scene, kicking on the floor and gled. and was tossed in a heap by the tor the immediate punishment of the
Contest of Seamanship.
from every imaginable injury and
and say today settled beyond a doubt
assassins. The state department has
appealing for help when the Gresham side of the track.
It Is a pretty tussle. Ring stood that the cup is safe. The next race making the total length of the line several will die
Most of ..«em were
There is some mystery surround­ cabled for full particulars.
TO OPEN THE RIVER.
about
65
miles.
This
company
was
arrived.
Gagellsen was appointed from the away down tbe line, endeavoring to will be a 15-mile beat to windward capitalized with a capital of 32.500,- brought to the city.
to ing the matter from the fact that the
Collector Stranahan proposes
»hake Barr from the weather course. and return, on Thursday.
The
telephone
conections
were
de
­
Familiar-
Congressman Williamson
000, and a preliminary survey was
investigate the matter and put an foremen of the gangs on the con­ state of Minnesota in 1899. The de­ Barr, seeing Ring intended crossing
stroyed. but the noise of the explo­
struction have been having trouble partment refuses to discuss any pol-
end to crimping if possible.
made, locating the line down Rock sion could not
Official Time.
izes
Himself
With
Needs
of the
near the time handicap, dropped his
be misinterpreted,
Crimping is generally done by un- with their men. The company uses icy until further news is received. adversary and stood across the line
The official time says Reliance fin­ creek from Arlington. th«*nce across and ambulances with surgeons and
People.
the
works
along
that
Beirut,
in
Syria,
has
a
population
scrupulous people transferring con­ Japanese on
on a starboard tack. Ring stood down ished at 2:15:30 and Shamrock at the country to the southern terminus nurses at once left the city for the
26.--Congress-
The Dalles
Aug.
trol of boys to ship owners and skip­ line, and the men and the foremen of 120,000. Acting Secretary of the the leeward, came about and crossed 2:20:10. Corrected official time says at Fossil
The people all along the scon«» of destruction
msn J. N Williamson has iximpleted
pers for a consideration. In most in charge of them are not friendly, Navy Darling says as yet no orders 10 seconds after the handicap gun Reliance wins by one minute and 19 line were very enthusiastic and prom­
Windows
were broken
in
this a trip through the Snake river coun­
cases these boys are waifs, or at and there is frequently trouble be­ have been Issued dispatching Amer­ fired. Went over the starboard tack. seconds.
ised financial support to the project place, four miles distant An esti­
try for the purpose of seeing what
i
least boys in whom no one has inter­ tween them, lt is not known here ican warships to Asiatic waters. He
They readily granted rights of way. mate Is that 30 tons of dynamoe and
the possibilities are in the way of
man
had
had
any
seri-
is
ready,
however,
to
send
the
entire
that
the
dead
county
and the officials of Gilliam
est or claim enough to wish to give
70 tons of powder were exploded river improvement, and to thorough­
with
his
men,
but
the
European
squadron,
now
at
ous
difficulty
Ville,
volunteered a right of way through An enormous crater was blown in
them a home and education. Many
ly acquaint himself with the condi­
that county. Wheeler county follow­ the hillside where was located
eases are known of the keepers of circumstances surrounding the death France, to Beirut.
the tions of the Snake river tributaries.
sailors’ boarding houses acting as are suspicious, and the authorities
ed suit with the offer of whatever largest
A Secret Assassination,
storehouse
The hole is The p«*opk* of Joseph are expecting
was necessary.
"fences" or
go-betweens
between are investigating the matter in order
A cablegram yesterday
to Paris
many times the dimensions of the to have a mail line established be­
Officials of the county went to New- original storage cellars.
foundling asylums of questionable to place the blame of the death says the assassination took place
tween that town and Eureka, and
repute and owners and captains of where it belongs.
York and were assured that financial
Sunday last. The French minister
The destroyed works were the all the mail for the country sur­
25.—Secretary ! the sympathy and loyalty to McKinley matters were easily arranged and
Oyster
Bay,
Aug.
ships clearing for foreign ports.
received the information
througu
with which you took up his care« and that the necessary money to build largest between St Louts and San rounding will then go in that way.
These boys are kept in a state of
Consul Raduvil. who says the mur- Root leaves the war office in January
OIL FROM MUSTARD SEED.
With some improvement
of the
carried
on his work, and I shall al­ the line could be procured. They Francisco, and the property loss will
virtual, if not actual slavery, not be­
derer was not seen and is unknown, next and Commissioner Taft succeeds
Snake so that the steamer Irnnaha
ways be happy to have been a part came back to Oregon and asked th«* reach about 3210,000.
ing allowed to land at ports and are Oregon
Experiment
Station Will Admiral Cotton has been cabled to him. This announcement was offici-
Carthage. Aug. 26—The explosion can run, the mail will be carried
of the administration directed by O. R. ft N for the same terms as all
often subjected to barbarous treat­
bold his fleet in readiness.
Make a Thorough Test.
your sincere and rugged adherence other railroads grant to tributary Is believed to have b**en caused by from Lewiston to Eureka, and much
ally made at Sagamore Hill today,
ment. If they prove unmanageable,
Wholesale Murder, Not War.
Of those injured. new freight from the Wallowa eoun-
A. B. Izeckenby, of the Eastern Or-
A letter was made public by the to right, and devotion to the true in­ roads, or "feeders." as they are call­ overheating acids
they "disappear." If they are tract­
Berlin, Aug. 27.—The Lokal An- president today from Mr. Root, ten­ terests of our country.”
Ijife Bennett and James bimpson are try will lie brought into Lewiston
Experiment Station, at Union,
egon
able. they usually follow the sea
ed.
zeiger is advised that Macedonians dering his resignation, to take effect
in the most critical condition.
and down the river to the railroads,
President Roosevelt's reply says,
ever after, or desert at any port, far will make some thorough tests this intend to
“Coppered" by the O. R. A N.
loose Asiatic plague, upon the appointment and qualifica­ "It is bard to accept your resignation
The sheepmen are reported to be
with
a
view
to
producing
oil
fall,
or near, when an opportunity pre­
cholera, smallpox baccllli in Constan­
In reply the big road called for a
DIETRICK IS MISSING.
endeavoring to move their shearing
sents.
Without money, friends or from the seed of the common wild tinople and threaten to rioison the tion of a successor. He says the res­ pnd I do so only with keen personal delay, and the only hint as to an an­
corrals to a point near Eureka, and
experience, and nearly always dense­ mustard which is such a curse to river from which the water supply ignation is at this time because he is regrets and a lively understanding of swer. that has been made, according Gamblers' Stoolpigeon Supposed
to will send their wool clip, amounting
ly Ignorant, they have no means of crops in some portions of the state. comes, making the Turkish capital on the eve of attending the Alaskan the gap your withdrawal creates in to the officials of the Arlington line.
to 3.000.000 pounds annually, to Lew­
Have Jumped Hie Bail.
The seed is known to contain
boundary tribunal, where he may be public life. My sense of persona) loss
redress and become vagabond wan­
an unprecedented horror spot, The doomed to stay many months.
Spokane. Wash., Aug 25.—Walter iston. The great industry of the val­
Is the anouncement that another road
it
vory
griat,
yet
the
sense
of
loss
about
22
per
cent
oil
substance,
of
a
derers.
highly pungent character, and it is sultan, in a panic, has ordered ex-
He adds, "I shall carry with me to the nation as a whole is greater.” was going through the same country, Dietrick, the Spokane gambler who ley is stockraising, and stockmen
Boarded the Frenchman.
thought a good commercial oil for traordinary precautions.
He then reviews Root's work, giv­ and one which has assurance that it offered himself to test the new have started in right to make a suc­
unabated loyalty to your adminis­
The boarding party expected re- mechanical or medicinal purposes
tration and confidence in the sound, ing him credit for valuable personal can have traffic relations with the O. gambling law. left town yesterday cess of the business, Mr. Williamson
Warden Resigned
morning, and is believed to have says.
sistance and was well armed. A can be procured from it.
conservative, unselfishness of your advice on many matters outside of R ft N
Atlanta, Aug. 27.—Warden Algood, policy, and enduring gratitude for the military department. It closes
All the trade of this section is said
The new line that is proposed is jumped his 3750 bond. He had been
hundred yards from the French ves-
If such is the case, many of the
sei the revenue cutter hailed it Eastern Oregon farmers will own a warden of the Georgia state peniten- the kindness and consideration with with a statement regarding the Alas­ very uncertain at the present time sentenced to the penitentiary for to be drifting into Lewistou owing
through a megaphone and ordered it perennial fortune in their mustard tlray, who whipped a white wuman, which your friendship has honored kan boundary question at the present The local men who are Interested in one year, aud a new appeal was pend- to improving transportation facili-
Mamie Ilecrist, has resigned.
| ties.
the project say that Eastern capital ing.
to stand by till searched. The board crop.
me. 1 shall not cease to appreciate time.
SULTAN’S ALLY
BLOW TO PIECES
SECRETARY ROOT RETIRES FROM CABINET