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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1910 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll
mill Coos liny Advertiser.
.xxxiii.
No. 49.
BIS HDLD UP RUSSIAN SOLD
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L Owners of the Vessel Are
Murdered By the Robbers.
SEVERAL OF CHINESE
CREW 'ARE KILLED.
Libers Make Escape and Are
Pursued By Russian
Gunboat.
(By Associated Press.)
HARDIN', Manchtirln, Soit. 12.
n'.fo!til ns pnsscngcrs, n band of
Ljiods boarded nnil hold up it Ruh
LuutMni vessel, killed two Russians
I . I il.iiAiiun1 n.i.1 fltn.i almf fl
tWOWBCU lU HMUI) IIU UIUII Dllb
Ifnmbr of tlio Chinese crow nnd
Ittotal the passengers. A RiiBsInn
finboit has been sent In pursuit of
',! outlaw.
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S BEES STOLEI'GAILIIG RESORT IS HELD UP;
Bf NEGROES
Hegroes at Columbus Hold Up
Whiles and Pistol Fight
Follows.
(Dy Atsoclntod Press.)
COLl'JinUS, 0., Sept. 12. Pour
mnt held up Charles Otla nnd
Ciltln Hcyge, two white men, nenr
toe last night mid In n pUtol fight
Otli ai killed nnd Heygo probably
atilly hurt.
1ST LEAGUE
BALL SGORE
Portland Loses Two Games to
Oakland Team and Wins
One.
Cy Associated Pross.)
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I m4 won a gamo from Oakland Sat
iny but lost both games with Onk
M Sunday. The- scores for tho two
I re as follows:
.SatiiuLi)'s Games.
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8111 Francisco .!!..!.'. ,,', 2
niimliyV Games.
FIRST GAME. v
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inland . '"
A SACRAMENTO'
Mframentn
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AT LOS AXQELES '
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81,1 Francisco'!
, SECOND GAME.'
r" Angeles ...
" Francisco '
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Steamer M. F. Plant Here and
Will Sail To-Morrow
Evening.
Tho Htcnmor .M. P. Plant nrrlvod
from San Francisco oarly this morn
lug ami will Bill I at 5.30 P. M. to-inor-.
row. Tho following nro tho pubboii
gors who arrived:
Goo. Lungford, Mrs. Lnngford, Miss
L. Qulgloy, Miss O. Eleklor, Win. Tyr
rell, Mrs. Tyrroll, A. Carson, Mis
Carson, .1. L), Jones, Q. Hlnlr, J. E.
Smith, Mm. Smith, Mrs. E. K'olloy and
two chlldron, M. 0. Qulgley, G. E.
French, Miss Mogohnn, E. Elcklor, C.
W. Cnlof, Miss F. Kaufman, Miss
Chase, .Mrs. W. J. llutlor, Mrs. I. Car
ina, W, Stephen, Ed. Wngnor, A. ller
rot, E. Duke, R. Ouch.
OBJECTS TO RATE..
Vice-President of Pennsylvania Says
They Are Too Ijuv.
(Dy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 12. John J.
Thayer, third vice-president of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad, to-day told
tho Interstate Commerce Commission
hrtf tho freight rntcs botweon tho
East and tho West woro too low, and
that they should havo boon advanced
In 189S, but tho adjustment was de
layed on account of business depres
sion. Ho said tho passenger rntcs
woro not compensatory for tho ser
vice rendered.
LYON MUCH
APPRECIATED
Amount Missing in Shipment
From Alaska Is $57,000 and
Whole Affair Is Surrounded
By Mystery.
(Uy Associated Pross.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Sep. J. Tho
mystery of tho $57,100 gold bullion
robber Is almost ad deep to-day as
before. Indeed, the dlstanco to bo
iparchod for clues of the thieves has
been enlarged by the r..ldltlon of tho
Yukon River botweon Fairbanks and
Dawson. Tho first reports stated thnt
the gold boxes containing $170,000,
shipped by tho Wnshlugton-AlnBka
Dank to tho Dexter Hortou National
nnnk of Seattle, woro opened by tho
customs olllcers nt Dawson nnd tho
gold examined. This Is not truo. Tho
Canadian oHlclnls merely looked at
tho express seals to sco thnt they
woro Intnct. Tho robbery wns not
dlscnvpred until after tho Hhlpmont
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KILLS 10
Big Four Train Carrying Na
tional Guardsmen In An
Accident.
(Dy Associated Press.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 12.
Two persons wero killed and two In
jured severely and soma slightly hurt
In n wreck of a Rig Four train, carry
ing tho Kontucky National Guards
men to Fort Harrison.
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tontine "S lKs. Tho duck
15th and6!18011 1)ens Thufc SePl
to mat CaI nlmrds nro planning
T"!-morn, rIV atttlCk tl,0m'
Mat Ed in th MoInt03 Gn Club
0sCoosnr. Ut t0 Us "esorvo
h-em-T I0OI atter tho feed
nCa !' Cal- Wrlt, deputy
from a , , n- who recently returned
feWrttw rUgh tno Sand Hills,
,!l8re tit, mre dUC,S wero 1,atcned
inn. 8eason than Beveral
ile i. . 001 smd kand S4id
' lD1uIre 215 Broadway, S.
Harris Applauded As He Sings
"The Holy City" Sun
day Morning.
inr TJov. fl. I.ollov Hall.)
LYON STK'KTHiHTS.
"If onch of tho tlfteon snioons v
in Murahliold pays $000 license
nnd you think you must havo
this $9,000 for "rovonuo," uiuh v
tho 700 voters hero nro selling
thomsolvos for about $13.00 a
head. You could buy a small
sized hog for thnt sum."
a "Anv ninn who swears Is a
coward, and I can provo It."
- "Gambling catcnos a man umn
going and coming. Ho wants to
win moro If he Josos, and If ho
wins ho still wants more."
"Tho man who gnmuios aim
wins Is a thlof. Tlo one who
loses Is a fool."
"Either America win iimu v
out the cignrotto habit or tho
death knoll of tho State has al-
rondy been sounded."
"Tho saloon and tno iioubo v
of prostitution nro twins."
"There nro no pedestals In
tho grave."
"If a hog falls into tho mud
ho usunlly stays. Dut a sheep
tries to get out."
"Thero was fnr more nope iui
weeping Peter outside the gnto v
than for boasting Peter Inside
tho gate."
$ "If Pltato ran a buslnoss In
O Mnrshfleld ho would say, 'I want v
to bo neutral."
"No dust blinds tno eyes oi
mankind so much to-day ns gom v
dust."
"Havo you been to tho tabernacle,
and how did you like It?" ThS
answer Is unanimously In favor of
Mr. Lyon. All with one accord say.
"Ho is nil right." AH lovers of mu
sic say that Just as Mr. Lyon Is a
D,.iniit in his work, so Mr. Harris
nn his nlitco. All should have
reached hero on the steamer Hum
boldt and wns delivered to tho Dex
ter Harton Dank. When opened nnd
checked up, the first box wns found
to coutnln lend, although tho seals
w.oro unbroken. The prevailing the
ory nmong shipping moil Is thnt tho
robbery was commlttood on tho
steamer on tho Yukon, for It seoniB
to have been a counterpart of tho
Uobby Miller robbery of 1900 when
$C!),000 was taken. Miller wns em
ployed as watchmhn on tho stenmor
and opened tho trensuro box, taking
the gold and substituting shot. The
dealer who Bold tho shot betrayed
Milter, who surrendered $50,000 on
the promlzo ho would only get an
olghtecn-months' sontonco. Ho Bald
tho other $19,000 hnd boon stolon
from him. Mlllor, when InBt hoard
from, wns on tho Yukon. It Is ex
pected tho thieves will ultimately bo
caught when nn nttotupt Is made to
dispose of tho gold, for tho Tnnnnl
gold has n peculiar color.
HIICU DIES
OF
Logger Injured at Isthmus In
let Passes Away at Mer
cy Hospital.
Milton Hindi, tho logger who wna
injured on tho railroad nt tho Isthmus
Inlet camp, died of his Injuries nt
Mercy Hospital Saturday afternoon.
Everything possible wns dono for the
mnu but he wns so badly hurt that
the surgeons were unnblc to' save 1)
life. Tho funorr.l was held this aftor
noon and tho but ltd was at tho ceme
tery on South Slough,
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ERS ESCAPE WITH $1,000
KIDNAP THE
PROSECUTOR
Hill Interests May Build From
Grants Pass to Coos
Bay.
It appears that tho Hill Interests
nro making a raco with the Southern
Pacine to como up tho coast of Curry
county to Coos liny. Tho plan scorns
to bo to reach tho coast by extend
ing from Grants Pass down tho Roguo
River to tho const. Tho following
press telogrnm In tho Orogonlnn was
nrlntoil under a Grants Pass dato
lino: .i
"That Hill lntorests nro In tho
Held opposing tho Grants Pass &
Woetern Rnllroad from this city to
tho northorn part of California Is evi
denced by a crow of surveyors, wlr
admit thoy are working for the Hill
linos. It Is bollevcd the opposing rail
road will follow Roguo River to noar
tho mouth and thenco strlko up the
Coast to Marshflold, practically a wa
ter grade. In this Instnnco, tho Hill
lino will follow tho Applegnto and
Roguo with tho same conspicuous
survoy as mark tho Eastern Oregon
line.
It is announced now that the fran
chises seourod In Medford, Ashland
and Grants Pss will be used lmmoill-
atoly, and as the time limit did not
exceed one year for construction work
to begin, tho situation points to rapid
rnllroad developments in both steam
and electric roads.
Every surveying crew Is well sup
piled and both sides nro assembling
tools and Implements. Each company
has an attorney who Is looking after
the lognl interests, nnd nothing Is br
lug left undono that will give an ad
vantage to either side."
Philip Smith of Newark, 0.,
Taken From Sanitarium
in Auto.
(Dy Associated Press.)
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 7. County
Prosecutor Philip Smith of Nownrk,
Ohio, who has been In n sanitarium
horo for somo time, was kidnapped to
day by unknown persons who drovo
to the ennltnrlum In nn auto.
TAFT DENIES
THE PARDO
Refuses to Recognize Applica
tion Made in Favor of
Sugar Weighers.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Sopt.12. Prosidont
Taft, It was learned to-day, lias de
nied tho application for the pardon of
Edwnrd Boyle, Patrick Hennessey,
John Coylo nnd Thomas Kohoo, sugar
weighers, who woro sentenced along
with Ollvor Spltzor, dock superin
tendent, for frauds on the Williams
burg docks of tho Sugnr Trust. Splt
zor was pardoned nnd gnvo testimony
nt tho subsequent trial of Hoick and
Gerbrnucht who woro convicted.
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Attack Is Made at the South
ern Club at Ely,
Nev.
ONE FATALLY SHOT
AND TWO WOUNDED.
Employes of the Place Have a
Pitched Battle With
Five Robbers.
(By Associated ProsB.)
RENO, Nov., Sept. 12. As a rosult
of a pitched bnttlo between tho em
ployes of tho Southern Club, n gam
bling rosort nt Ely, Nov., and llvo rob
bers who held up the place yesterday,
one mnu is In tho hospital fatally shot
nnd two others nro wounded. Tho
robbers escaped with $1,000. Nono
of the robbers woro hit . A posso Is In
pursuit.
iSE STILL
A iS
TWELVE DIE
IN IJONNEL
Falling Rock Causes Death and
Injury to Many at
Jersey City.
(By AHSocintcd Press.)
JERSEY CITY, Bopt. 12. Twolvo cnuo 0f lloy Porklns, who la missing
Roy Perkins Still Missing and
Nothing New Has Been
Found.
Nothing now has dovolopcd in tho
THE WHEAT MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND, Sept. 12. Track
prices to-day: Club. SBcS6c; Bluo-
stom, 91c92cj Red Russian, S2c;
Turkey Red, 81c 80c; Valley, SSc.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12. September,
96c: December, $1.00,4; May,
$1.00.
TACOMA, Wash., Sept. 12. Mill
ing: Bluostem, 94o; Club, 85c. Ex
port: Bluestera, 94c; Club, 86c.
ILL TAKE UP
THE OLD CASES
New Grand Jury Must Indict
Those Acted Upon Last
Term.
Tho Grand Jury for tho Soptombor
torm of court which convoned to-day
will havo a good, deal of business to
transact. In addition to tho cases
which have boon bound ovor and any
new buslnoss thnt mny como up tho
Grand Jury must tako up tho casos
which wero actod upon by tho Grand
Jury of tho Inst torm. It was dis
covered that Chas Cavanngh of
North Bond one of tho members of
the body had not yot rccolvod his sec
ond papers for naturalization, and
consequently wns disqualified, and tho
old Grand Jury was dismissed. Ibis
left tho Indictments In such shapo
that If any oiq wanted to tako oxcop
tlons to tho lndictmonts It was possi
ble to havo them made void. In tho
cases whoro tho accused havo plead
on tho indictments they will stand,
but all other casps will bo taken up
by the now Grand Jury and tho ac
oused re-indicted.
deaths resulted from tho fall of n
rock at tho west end of tho old Erlo
tunnel horo yostordny. Ton othoi's
are In tho hospital.
Circuit Court which oponod this
morning with Judge John S. Coko on
the bouch. Tho business of tho old
torm has been complotod nnd the new
buslnoss Is now started. The follow
ing Is a list of tho divorce cases
which are found on tho dockot:
Dora O'Mnlloy vs. Edward O'.Mul
ley. Charles Westmnn vs. Jacoblnn Ma
rio Westman,
Rubeua Wndo vs. William Wndo.
Lily M. Mattows vb. W. D. Mat
tows. Thomas Francis Mnddon vs. Ma
mlo Catherine Mnddon.
Margaret M. Cox vb. John 13. Cox.
Chnrlos Donlson vs, Myrtle Alma
Donlson.
Inoz Flngg vs. Oron Flagg.
Fred Von Llllenthnl vs. Annlo Von
Ltllonthnl.
Cora A. TImons vs. R. W. TimoiiB.
Gcorgo E, Baxter vs. Floronco D.
Baxtor.
Flora Johnson vs. Albert S. John
son. Nolllo Winkler vs. Andrew AVlnk
lor. Annlo McDuffeo vs, Burton McDuf-feo.
Set For To-Day.
Tho cases which wore sot for trial
to-dny aro tho following: Tlornoy
vs. Snydor, Ingram vs. Wilson, Han
son vs. Aspl; Garrison vs. Ward Log
ging Company, Simpson vs. Coqulllo.
Action Tiiki.'Ji.
Cases In which Bomo entry ha3 bo
far been mudo aro as follows:
Soabrook vs. Coos Bay Ico & Cold
Storage Company; dismissed.
Coos liny Ico & Cold Storago Com
pany vs. E, D. Soabrook nd E. G.
Flanagan, suit for Injunction; dis
missed. E. B. Soabrook vs. Coos Bay Ico &
Cold Storago Company, suit for In
junction; dismissed.
First Trust and Savings Bank vs.
C. A. Metlln ot nl., confirmation of
sale; confirmed.
Myrtlo E. Johnson vs. tho Frater
nal Union of America, motion for
now trial; motion for now trial over
ruled. Thomas Francis Maddon vs. Mario
Catherlno Maddon, dlvorco; continued.
nud whom tho officers bollovo has
been murdered. Tho drnggtng of the
bay has ho far not brought to light
anything. However, If tho body was
In tho bay It would not bo difficult to
miss It oven with a grcnt deal of
dragging as tho officers have nothing
to guldo them as to what part ot the
buy tho body might be found.
Frank Garrison, tho man siispoctcd
of killing Porklns, Is still In tho coun
ty Jail at Coqulllo. Thoro woro vari
ous reports about his confessing, but
Shorlff Gage says tho mnu has not
talked any lately about tho caso. Gar
rison's montnl condition Is bucIi that
It wquld not bo sale to allow him his
liborty.
DENIES REPORT.
Italian Agent HnyH .Marriage Humor
Are ISiisolchs.
(By Associated Press.)
ROME, Italy, Sept. 12. A semi
official communication by an Italian
agency to-dny declares to bo abso
lutely baseless tho reports of tho ap
proaching mnrlrago ot tho Duko of
tho Abruzzl and Miss Knthorlno El-klns.
ONLY DIFFER OX MONEY.
NEW TERM OPENS.
(Special to Tho Times)
COQUILLE, Ore., Sept. 12. There
are fourteen dlvorco cases on the
docket ot the September term of tho
Lawyer Tells of Love Affair of Robert
W. Cliiiuler.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Tho first
admission of an authoritative sourco
of tho flnanolal differences between
Robort W. Chnnlor nnd. his bride,
Linn Cnvnllorl, wns mndo to-dny. Syd
ney Harris Chanlor's counsel, when
askod If thoro had beon an antl-uup-tlal
ogrcomont botweon Chnnlor and
his wlfo, ropllod: "Thoro was, but I
will not sny how mil oh money wus
Involved In tho ngreomont. That Is a
mnttcr which may como out lator;
but wo nro hoping this mattor may
bo settled without any litigation."
Continuing, tho nttornoy said: "Mr.
Chanlor still loves Mmo. Cavllorl;
thnt Is, bo still thinks ho loves hor.
Asido from tho financial differences,
thoy nro on good terms."
LEAVES SEVEN CHILDREN.
CRANBERRY RANCHES.
Wo havo them for salo cheap. They
nro monoy makers. Let us toll you
about them and show you what wo
have. I. B. KAUFMAN & CO,
Mivs. Alvlu Smith Dies at Kcnfuck
Inlet Raiii'li.
Mrs. Alvln Smith, wlfo of a ranohor
on Kontuck Inlot, died Saturd She
was thlrty-slx yonrs of ago nn ur
vlvod by hor husband and soveu Uttto
chlldron. She had been HI about
three weeks. Tho funeral will proba
bly bo hold to-morrow.
Read The Times' want ads.
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