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OL XXXVI
A Consolidation of Times, Const .Mail
mid Coon liny Advertiser.
No. 41
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and Killed.
OREIGN COUNTRIES
NUW Mfp ,ur uhou
U Removal of Attorney as
Executor or wmui vwumuu
Recently urowuuu.
n, Associated Pross to tho Coos Dav
NEWYOIIK, Sept. C Consul
l0d roresclallvcH of two foreign
":.;r "" , eatkm do
he conduct of Durton W. Gibson,
h New YorK lawyer.
uVed his removal ns executor of tho
rill of Mrs. lioaa ozauu, a wiuun,
to wa drowned not long ngo nt
;bllo In company with Gibson In a
osboar. 8ho left nn estate oi
itout 110.000. According to John
I nmdcrlcK. acting cousin guiiuuu
..- llrllnlfl. rilllBOII WHS COIlSllI
til adviser of John Rico, 11 Urltlah
ubject, who tiwuppoarcn more mini
Sear ago after winning tiu.uuu in
dimato suit for tho loss of n log.
ill traces of hi in were lost. In
906 Gibson was consul for Mrs.
illce Klnnnn, who was Killed' in nor
idme In tho Dronx. Tho murder
ii never solved.
Gibson was held for this alleged
mi nn n rnrnnpr's recommondn-
lon but bo was rolonscd on n writ
it taben corpus and tho caso
Iropped.
WEST NAMES
PORT MEMBERS
HLI IS
II WILSON
Macks Democratic Candidate
as Choice of Bosses
Fears Bad Panic.
(Bjr Associated Pross to Tho Coos)
uay Times.)
ST. PAUL. Sept. 5. Col. Roosc-
elt attacked today tho nomlnntlon
)l Cot. Wilson on tho Ilnltlmoro con
Nation, laying It was arranged by
rttarl, of Indiana: Sullivan of 11-
'Mis, and Murphy, of New York.
He declared that If tho tariff plank
t the democratic convention was put
!o offeet It would "plungo this
wastry Into a porlod of commercial
4V,V cn ns wo linvo not seen In
Pr Hfe time."
T.ttT TO IIEVERLY
ffwldcnt Recovers Sufficiently 10
M..1 .. ni
pr Associated Press 'to Coos Day
iimos.j
ttASHlXT.Tnv ia r, a r
rresdeiit Tnft ir. p .' ..
I'1', morning on his way to Now
Km. i a.Md nvoriy. His Inmd
B! ,1 lfc,UI ftr0,lbllK. "O Will go
P"M tho Mayflower In New York
Every nrn,.-.i. ..-
it ik. u.Li ' ",,ttl,u" "u oeon innao
-I Jiii. . Ite J,0,1E0 nnd '' railroad
isM.1 to make tho President's trip
" WST as uncoil, l n. . . '
ait in (,r '"""""" no nnu nrenK
loii S. onin r.oam ln tho Wlillo
MV'.:r. "CC,?(1 t to the elo-
tnT. ro1! ,l10 olovntor to a
i. nt6n enVf '??. t.o.ndjncet
sten iX """c" 'u "laKQ oniy a
l!U ?BCn' nnrd Tller0 l
Wtstle nl LoD',0 to address tho
CbSt h?p,e5. wtorway Assocla
"affic.6hiefLwl,th tho intention
" "" BPV.VIU,
CAIIFOUI) IS CHOSEN
Xd Pwlv Nomlnnto VAvvl
(IB i..i?.n .for Governor. I
"0'u"ated Press' to-Tho Coos
S&S1 ,OlZa"Sm,rAr.
:t.r."""ura. of Elvrln. wnn nn,..
r?iJ$"y
ian i -.fcV cuint'iiiiun in
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p,toHA7rrXKU
aefh r,.r:
Shin ,rnn"n 'or Gospel
Neit ?,. s,a,"lny Night.
8Bl5!,.uy evenlne t mni-.
1 t0 raise f,?i? a,bnznnr and so-
?"' under ,iB.for the GosPel
owhfni , r instruction..
i,Bee . onenntl nl.
04 there X1 you to Sumner hall,
Te un s next Saturday
if.''01"" Pence and fnrn,inM
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kith trlp you may take a
Governor Makes Formal Ap
pointmentsCalls Meet
ing for September 9.
APPOINTMENTS MADE
(Special to. Tho Times.)
SALKM, Oro., Sept. 5. Governor
West today appointed L. J. Simpson
and Peter Loggtc, of North Doud,
A. II. Powers and Henry Songstnck
on, of, Alarshllold, nnd A. O. llogors,
of Coos River, us commissioners for
the Port of Coos Hay.
In a telegram to the Mnrshilold
Chamber of Commorcu, Governor
West nunouucoH that ho has appoint
ed h. J. Simpson, A. 11. Powers, a.
O. llogeru, Peter Logglo nnd Henry
Seugstacken as the Port of Coos Hay
l Commission. Their commissions arc
being forwarded by mall and they
nro instructed by (iovornor west to
moot in Mnrshilold, September U, and
orgnnlzo.
Governor Wcbc'h telegram doej
not Btato Whether ho has deslgnntcd
tho long nnd short term men, but t
la presumod that he has not and that
4hlli will' bO Godded by "H)l"vvlictli
tho commission meets.
Thoro 1b already a lively scramble
for, tho appointive positions of tho
port. For ougtneor, 13. L. KoblnBou,
the cngincar of tho former commis
sion Is said to have tho lend but It
la Undorstood that' olho'r civil engi
neers on tho Hay would like the po
sition. For nttornoy thoro Is said to iro
sovorul tentative candidates. Among
thoso montloued in connection with
It nro C. R. Pock, C. K. McKulght. J.
D. Gobs, J. M. Upton and Fred IIol
Mstor. J. W. Uonnotf Is said to bo taking
nn actlvo port In tho Intter by urg
ing tho nppotntmont of J M. Upton.
MOlti: Olli LAND SUITS
Government After Southern Pnelflc'H
California Holding.
(Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Times.)
LOS ANGKLUS, Cnll., Sept. C
Tho government Is about to Inaugu
rate nnothor of tho norles of suits
ngnlnsf tho Southern Pacific railroad
for tho rocovory of oil hinds. Two
thousand acres In Kern county, val
ued at $G, 000,000 nro Involved In
tho contemplated suit.
DYNAMITE CASE UP
Evidence l'roni Harrow Trial Wanted
nt Iudluiinpolls.
(Dy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Tlmos).
LOS ANGELES. Call., Sopt. C
Some portions of tho ovldonco In tho
locont trial ol C aronco S. Harrow
for Jury bribery In connection with
ho McNamnru' ciiho which resulted
Ii Darrpw'a ncaulttal, may bo used
ln tho govornmout's dynnmlto con
spiracy enso In Indlanaptlls. The
govommont has requested a tran
script of tho testimony of Anton
Johnnnson, tho Snn Francisco labtir
tender, who referred whllo on tho
stand to various ones of tho Indlnnp
(jIIh defendants.
MERCED ROBBER
6ETS 110.000
Extra Talesmen to be Sum
moned for Jury in Beckep
Case.
(Dy Associated Pros3 to tho Coos Day
Tlmos).
NEW YORK, Sept. C Justlco
Goff Is expected to grant the motion
summoning ano tnlcsmcn from
which will be solccted tho Jury to
try Llout. Decker beginning Sopt.
12. Dccnuso of tho widespread pub
lic Interest In tho Rosenthal case,
great difficulty ln obtaining tho Jury
Is predicted. District Attorney Whit
man probably will havo another talk
today or tomorrow with Thonins D.
Thatcher, counsol far Cornelius o.
Hayes, former pollco Inspector. It Is
now established definitely that
Hayes chief renson for going to
WJilttnnn first Ib to forestall any ac
tion agahiBt him by tho grnnd Jury
ponding his dupnrlmcntnl trial on
ehnrges of making fnlso statements
rclatlvo to Commissioner Waldo's at
titude toward tho disreputable re
BortB. Tho former inspector was
ntioled today ns having said to tho
district nttornoy. "Lot mo nlono un
til I am through with my pollco
troubles. It Is certain that I will be
broke. Waldo can't do anything
elgpi but If 1 am put on the stand 1
will tell tho story that will cause
Waldo to resign his Job instantly.
Yes, and It will go further and cause
u sensation ln tho mayor's office. I
want to bo frco from any handicap
that the grand Jury might put on
me."
Waldo said ho had nothing to fear
from Hayes and added that tho In
spector will have ample opportunity
to talk ln tho trial which will bo held
In pollco headquarters.
Judge Goff lato today granted tho
motion of District Attorney Whit
man for summoning a special pnnel
of tnlcsmcn from which to choose a
Jury to try Decker.
MAVOIl GAYNOH ANGHY
Charges New York Aldermen With
Grafting.
(Dy Associated ProBS to Tho Coos
Day Times)
NEW YORK, Sopr. C Mayor
Gaynor took a fling nt tho Donrd of
Aldermen today ln a characteristic
letter to ono of their numbor. "I
don't soo how I enn expect tho po
Ucoincn to bo honest," says tho let
ter, "when they know that many, If
not most of tho members of tho
Donrd of Aldermen aro selling 11-
J censes for newsstands nnd tho llko
inroiignoui mo cuy ai priceB ironi
J2IiOO down to $25."
BROODER
1
P
KILLS CHILD
Irving Todd, Aged 14, Suffo
cated Near Coquille Last
Evening.
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQUILLE, Ore., Sept. 5. Irving
Todd, son of n rancher living at Arn
go, .'its suffocated last night In a
tiro that was caused by tho explosion
of tho broodor lamp of an Incuba
tor. Tho Ind was about 14 years old
and was sleeping In tho broodor
room In tho barn. Tho tiro did con
siderable damago boforo It was dis
covered nnd extinguished. The lnd
could not bo resuscitated although
they labored long over him.
PLAGUE KILLS
CHEMIST GN
MY
Hundreds of Animals in' Ne
braska, Kansas and Wash
ington Are Victims.
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Bay
Times.)
HOLDRIDGE, Nob., Sopt. 5. Re
cent deaths of hundreds of horses ln
this section of Nebraska, Washing
ton nnd Kansas wcro caused by
corobro splnnl meningitis In nn epi
demic form, according to Dr. A.
Doostroni, state veterinary.
TRAIN BANDIT
IS CAPTURED
CREATE LIFE?
Prof. Schaefer, of London,,
Makes Startling Decla
ration. SDy Associated Press to tho Coos Day
Tlmos).
LONDON, Sopt. 5. Prof. Schncf
or's declaration that life can bo cre
ated by chemical action has created
widespread discussion nnd contro
versy among scientists nnd laymen.
Nowspapors throughout tho country
comment on tho theory of tho presi
dent of tho Drltlsh Association, sur
mising It will prove tho topic of bit
ter nrgument. They comparo It to
tho opoch-innking theories of Dar
win nnd Huxley on tho ovolutton of
mnn. Many clergymen nttnek tho
Idea that life has Its beginning mere
ly from tho action of chemical elements.
MORE TROOPS
GUARD BORDER
T
Large Amount of Gold Myster
iously Dissapears From
California Safe.
(Dy Associated Press to thn Cooa Day
Times).
MERCED. Call.. Sopt. 5. Ten,
thousand dollars in gom nas iiiyn
erlously disappeared In tho past 24
hours from tho treasury of Morced
count)'. No suspicion attaches to
George W. Ktbnoy, tho county treas
urer. It Is bolleved that a confeder
ate of some ono familiar with the of
fico is responsible.
Our beans and pumpkins aro nu-
- .1 A..1tltfn.
tives or Amorica, aim woo tum.u
ted by tho Indians.
Tho seed of tho first rice grown
in America camo from Madagascar.
It was a "chanco" importation.
Ancient paintings four thousand
years old show ploughs, hqrrows and
land'Hllersln liso In Egyt.
A six-months' crluso will decrease
the speed of a Bhlp 16 per cent.
This la owning, to tho barnacles that
gather on tho hull.
United States Increases Patrol
Owing to Mexican Rebel
Activity.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 5.-
Tho appearance of a largo numbor
of Moxlcan reborn at OJinga has
mado It necessary to Increase tho
American patrol force ln tho Dig
uend section and troops aro being
sent thoro from Fort Clark. Seven
hundred rebols are encamped ten
miles below Quitman nnd Robel Gen
eral Snlnznr with 1000 men Is In tho
Cnputinn Mountains west of Sablnnl
station on tho Moxlcan Northwestern
railway. Nolther sido is moving to
attack. Three hundred rebols are
encamped 18 miles southeast of
Junroz and General Salazar seems to
command a large section .of terri
tory bounded by Guzman, Casn
Grundes, OJItos nnd Doca GrandoB,
whoro ho has been receiving rein
forcements from Souorn.
Engineer Fractures His Skull
After Whole Train Had
Been Robbed.
i
(Dy Associated lrress to Tho Coos
Day Times.) I
NEW ORLEANS, Sopt. 5. Suf-'
ferlug from a severo fracturo of tho
hkull, the handle who single handed
robbed the New York limited train
on tho Louisville & Nashvlllo rail-'
road 12 miles east of Now Orleans
Inst night later to bo felled by a lo
comotive driver who, catching hin:
unaware, hit him n terrific blow ln
tho bend with a piece of brass, is In
the hospital today. Dotween Inter
vals of unconsciousness, ho'has told,
toveral things which lead detectives
to believe they soon will havo in
custody other members of tho gnn,j
of alleged robbers who have been
holding up trains ln this section.
The bandit gave his name as Howard
Edwards and his home as Jupltor,
Florida. I
The various countries of the world
use 13,400 different kinds of postage
Btamps.
Nearly 3,000,000 men are con
stantly employed ln the mines of the
world.
TltOUHLE IN INTERIOR
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Bh
Times.)
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 5. -The Za
patlsts aro crossing from tho statu)
of Guerrero and Puebla Into tho
ftate of Oaxaca and nro reported to
havo captured San Miguel Ahuahuo
illnn yesterday and nftor sacking
and burning most of tho houses.
Carlos Mondez, n wealthy merchant,
was seized and cremated In the
Homes of his own store. Tho volun
teers piado a sharp fight but were
overcome by tho Invaders. Darbor
Ules followed similar to thoso report
ed In other districts attacked by the
Zapatistas.
TO INVADE SONORA
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Sept. 5.
Equldded with 120 rifles and 00,000
rounds of ammunition. an organized
body of cowboys Is prepared today
to move on n moment's notice Into
Sonorn, Mex., where Americans aro
said to bo gravely imperilled. .Mil
lions of dollars of American prop
erty In Sonora is said to be In Im
minent peril of confiscation or de
struction', It Is declared the In
vasion of Sonorn will be an accom
plished fact within ' two or three
days.
CO DIM S
W
IS
Forters Send Here for More
Workmen To Take Near
ly Two Years.
Geo. R. Trembly nnd M. J. Slotko,
special roprcscntntlvcB of Porter
Brothers, wcro ln Marshflold last
oveulng to sccuro workmen to rush
tho construction work on tho tunnel.
Thoy havo about 40 mon at work
thoro now and want GO additional
men. They find It difficult to got
workmen.
In dtscuBsing tho matter, they
stated that thcro was about 1700
feet of an approach to tho tunnol to
bo constructed boforo tho ontranco
to tho tunnol wob opened. It will
tako until nbout Jauunry 1 to com
plete this approach.
It Is planned to work three shifts
n day on tho tunnol, each shift work
ing eight hourB. It Is estimated
that If tho tunnol work Is what Is
anticipated that each shift will bq
aoiq to urivo tno tunnel iwo icei,
making' n progress of six fcqt a day.
Tho tunnel Is about 4100 fcoc long
so Utat l will. tJk,o practically two
years to' build It, according to pres
ent ostlmntos.
mm
' ' LINE TO BAY
Glen D. Hart in Letter From
Deadwood Says North
western May Build.
Tho Roscburg Review prints tho
following letter from Glenn D. Hart,
from Doadwood, S. D.:
In a recent Issuo of your pnpor I
notlco whero n company hits bco.i
organized for tho promotion of a
railroad from Rosoburg to Mnrsh
ilold, on Coos Dny, to bo known as
the Uinpqun Valley railroad. Thin
looks good and sounds good, and I
hope that something will coino from
it. Talking of building rnllroaus
and rnilroad companies, I will state
that nothing would pleaso mo more,
nnd do tho pcoplo of Oregon moro
real good, than to havo tho old ro
llablo, time- tried Chicago & North
western moko tho nnnouuecmont
that they woro soon to extend their
lino from Rlvorton, Wyoming, past
the Yollowstono Park to Rosoburg
and Marshflold. Understand that
when this company builds Into n
state everybody sits up and takes
notico, hecnuso thoy build first-class
roadbeds, uso tpo best stool rails and
tho "best equipment that money can
buy, and glvo tho public n sorvlco
that Is equalled by few and oxcoilou
by none. I havo lived nlongsldo this
company s lines for 38 years, and an
that 'you can hear Is words of praise,
from reasonable mon.
This lino could bo built nt nominal
cost, Judging from what consorvatlvo
onglneors that havo been over tho
routo Inform me, and thoy further
stato that It would mako ono of tho
most plcturcsquo lines to tho const,
besides capturing tho bulk of tho
tourist trnvol for tho Yollowstono
Park, which Is becoming quite ex
tensive Tho Chicago & Northwestern
needs an outlet to tho Pacific coast,
to bo ablo to compete with other
lines for tho trndo which goes to tho
Orient, nnd tho big trado which will
necessarily follow tho opening of tho
Panama canal. Thoy aro shut out of
Seattle, Tacomn, and Portland by
other companies, unless thoy wnnt to
use tho other roads to got ln and out
nf these cities. I find that tho North
western nro a pretty Independent I
concorn, and always havo tho monoy
to carry through any proposition!
that thoy may undertake. Dy ox-1
tending their line, as I havo mon-j
tloned hero, nnd doing a little worki
Improving Coos Day, they can havo,
tho best harbor on the Pacific nnd,
enpturo tno uihk oi rno ousinuss m
the fprolgn, lands; nnd open up a
now country from Wyoming to tho
Cascade Mountains which has no
equaj. Deyond that to Roseburg nnd ,
the coast you find a section of coun-,
try that has a climate so great, soi
grand, that should tho Northwestern
build such n road as I have outlined
here, thoy would bo swamped with.
business, transporting mo peopiu
from tho frigid east to our sunny
clime. California has nothing tp
boast of, when It comes o winder
weather, and wo can keen pace with
them. The only thing Is, they aro
Sheriff Gage and Prosecuting
Attorney Liljeqvist Raid
Marsh field Resorts.
GRAND JURY PROBE
IS STILL UNDERWAY
Two Arrested on Indictments
and Three Taken on Sub
poenas Today.
Shorlff Gngo nnd Doputy Prosecut
ing Attornoy L. A. Liljeqvist last
evening Inaugurated a "vlco cam
paign" by raiding all tho North
Front street resorts and nrrcstlug
half a dozen denizens of tho under
world nnd taking thorn to CoqUIUo
this morning to nppoar boforo tha
grand Jury. Tho raid took place
about mid-night nnd Marshal Carter,
Nlghtwatch Bhoupo, Patrolman Chas,
Doano and Conntnblo W. D. Cox aid
ed In It.
Somo ono hnd evidently "tlppod"
tho matter off for It was found that
a number of the pnrtlos desired had
left town. Each ono of tho half a
dozon or so places wob visited and
somo wero found closod. Tho mis
tress of ono place nnd a half a dozen
of tho women nro said to have loft
town lato Tuesday night.
Tho movo was not altogether un
expected as both Sheriff Gago and
Doputy Prosecuting Attornoy LIUo
qvlst havo contemplated It for hoiup
time. In addition to the statutory
chargos against tho "Tondorloln," it
is understood that tho womou will bo
quostloncd by tho grnnd Jury about
tho Illegal sale of liquor and olhor
matters.
It was roportod last night that an
agent of Govornor West was on tho
Day and was responsible for tho
"clean-up." Howo'ver, Marshal Ca.
tcr today denied this'. Ho stated that
although It waB reported that Gover
nor West hnd a special agent on tho
Day, but that ha had not soon mm
nor had any definite Information
that ho was hero.
"White Sluvo" Traffic.
Among tho other things, It Is like
ly that Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Liljeqvist will investlgnto tho "whito
slave" traffic. That Coos couuty Is
being nffectod by It Is known, but
the extent Is not certain.
A fow wcoks ago n woll known
Mnrshtlcld man received a lottor by
mlstnko nnd was horrlflod on road
lug It to find tho details of a "Whito
Slavo Traffic" schoino outlined In It.
Tho lottcr was addressed to a party
having n similar nnmo.
Ho promptly turned tho lottor
back to Postmaster Curtis, who la
understood to have turned It ovor to
tho United Stntou officials and it Is
not unlikely Hint an Investigation of
it will bo mado by thorn.
Had Evidence.
Twp of tle women taken ovor this
morning wero takou on Indictments
returned by tho grand Jury and tho
others on subpoenas. Two or throo
mon aro said to havo been taken in
tho rnld last night. Marshal Cartor,
although ho aided In the raid, said
that hq did not know their names.
It is understood that Mr. Llljo
qvlst has had u Bpeclnl man gather
ing ovldonce, tho nnmos, otc. This
porson's activities aro said to have
sturtod tho report that Gov. West
had sont a man here.
Dosldes tho Murshflold arrosts, a
number from tho North Uend "Ton
dorloln district" havo oIbo boon aub-
woll advertised, and tho pcoplo have
not found our City of Rosea yor, sim
ply becnuso wo havo only ono lino of
railroad nt present, nnd thoy bollove
In advertising California on account
of tho long haul. It will bo differ
ent as soon ns tho Northwestorn
steams up from tho coast to Roso
burg and tho cast. I do not bollove
that tho day Is far distant boforo
thoy start operations. I will wager
that F A. Ilnlnes, n porsonnl friend
of Murvln Hughltt nnd roslding at
Marshflold, could find n routo bo
tween tho towns of Rlvorton and
Roseburg thnt would mako othor
railroad officials turn greon with
envy. Mr. Haines was In tho omploy
of tho Northwestorn for yonrs, and
wns known to bo the groatost path
flndor thnt4 tho company ovor hnd,
and right todny ho would bo nblo to
l Oliver Mu. l'moiIh with the rlu'ht kind
of backing. 1 would llko to soo
ovory Commercial Club ln Oregon
get busy nnd lay tho mnttor before
tho offlclnls of this road at Chicago,
and I nm sure thnt this company
could bo convinced tq such an extent
thnt thoy would build as I havo out
lined. Wed nt Empire. Miss May Ro
zell nnd John Prentice, both of Kn..
plre, wero married last evening nt
tlio homo of tlio bride's motnor,
Mrs, A. M. Rozoll, of Empire. Rov.
I). A. MacLeod., of North Hend, or
f Ida ted. Only lmmedlnto mombera
of the family wero present. In tho
evening n largo reception was glvn
at thohpmo of the brldo. .
It Is said thnt In Austria 44 out
of overy 100 doctors die of hoart
dlsoase.
:i