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VOL." HI.' NO. 906.
BURIED BY
COLLAPSE
, Twenty Persons Co Down
'y In Ruins of a Memphis .
;Z Structure.;
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CAUSED BY EXCAVATION
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Three" Mci Have Remarkable Escapes
' from Death afld. Escape Hull-
jBreo-f ate ef Haqr.Vfe-
tlms ta DoobL : . "
(TMTWl feed! SSrrlW.) , .
' Hempala, Tenn.. Oct. II With a re
nouadiag nut ul without preliminary
eettllng ta give warning to tha eoeu
peata, the Boyla building, en upper Msip
, etrect to this atty, oollapeed at 1:49
f 0010(41 thla moraine burying those
wltfala It tna huge heap of Aobrla.
It la koHarod that atdaaat M paraoea
wara to tb halldlnr (Um Urn ot tho
eroah and at noon mit xnanjMd haan ra
noH, all nora or leao Injarad. What
, fata ovartook th othara" 'wUI sot ba
- kaowa nntU lata thta araalnc by whloh
tlBM tha sraatar aart of tha dtbrla will
hava boon Marched. It la probable,
howarar, that aavaral daya will jriapaa
Datura fun aaaroh will ba aoaqtlatad.
Tha building waa on of tha old land
narka of Mamphla and waa for joara
knows aa tha Bolmltar bulldlna-. tt hav
. lnr baan aeouplad by that aewapapar
' until its now buUdlna; waa araotad. Slnpa
than tha lowar floor baa baan oeevplod
by tha Conuaaatal SaTlnsa bank and
tha uppor two atorlaa darotad to anleaa.
and amaltar tanaata. - :
An aBeavatton hac baaar to praar
for tha T aa Traat eompanya nky-
, aorapar by tha aid of tha buUdhv
whloh eollapaod. Truatinf to tha hoavy
clay which -coram tha rivar bajft. but
lima attmpt waa mada to atay "tha
bulMloa adJoln!na Thara had baan no
' aiTlng -way noticed In tha ambanknant.
Tba Boyla buUdlBv whan tt ooUapaod.
' fairly fall ovar Into tha bin kola and
boonma a maaa of broken hrldr Untbar
and mortar, c
. Tbraa of tha naay raawyad wara aa
'tlraly uninjured, harlnc had a moat ra-
inarkabia aacapa, They wara oarrled
wlth tha f alii oa ttmbara Into tna asoa-
vatlon, bat a aaotlon oT"- upper floor
. heajna bacama wadsed ebove them Id
auch. a shape ma to form a perfaet truaa,
protaotta( rhem aonplataly from the
ton of amahlas walcbt abova., .;,
' Vana af Mka ratollr Kmvt,
t rfoha of tha l taken out waa fatally
ltnrt, but T. D. 1C chaan, prealdant of
tha bank, waa brulaod and Injarad ln
tamally anttl whan removed aa wan do
llrloua from tho ahock.
Caahlar Hanoohaburd had hta rlfht laa;
broken la two plaeea and hla neat
ruahofl untn ft waa flat.
John Flachar, a tailor whoaa ah op waa
M tha top uoor, waa badly Injured.
A man in hla amploy waa tha only
man In tha bulldlna who aaoapad when
tha bulldlna started to falL Ha waa
on the lower floor within ranch of tha
ontranoa. '
Immediately after tha eatlapaa tha po
lios and flra departxnente wera on .tha
nene, and assisted by hundreds of vol
unteers, bearan tha endeavor to save tha
llvas Of thoso In tna ruins. Fortiinately
there wara no Is borers in tha excavation,
, otherwise tha disaster mlht have baan
attended with treater fetalltles.
Tha bank offlelala aoujrht aafety (n
tha vaolU whan tha bulldlna: eollapaad.
bat the vault In part anva way. In ad
dition to tba tailor shop an tba third
floor wara many atoeplns; apartments,
but nana of these are, believed to have
' bean ocoupled.
At tha rear and of tha bunding waa a
ami II buffet saloon and tha naaro porter
employed them m believed to ba among
those burled.
SAYS HE WON BOGUS
CHECK AT POKER
(IbwehJ Weratra lbs JaaraaL)
- Pomeroy. Waah., Oet, tl-DaU Qulsfo,
atranaer, waa arrested here yesterday
for attempting to pass a bogna oheok for
He asserts ha got K from B. 9. Boa
waU and says that ha won It at poker.
(asartal Dlspitea W The fearasL)
lfoaoow. Ida., Oct SI. B. N. Brown,
managar of tha Clearwater Lumber eom
poiiy. waa thrown from hla horse In a
mea and probably fatally injured yea-
terday. Ills foot waa erushed. the flesh
torn from tha bono of hta lag an hla
hand Injured.
BETS. HIS $600,000
MINE ON ELECTION
' 7earssl svprls Swvlte.)
Waahlngton, Oct tl According to a
waatara man, tha hugaat election bat af
tha earn paten wan- recently mada at
Silver City, R at, between T. C Place,
general managar of a mining company in
Grant aouaty, and Cbariee M. Shannon,
proprietor of a newspaper at Silver City.
Plan bet a gold mill recently erected
that cost $46,000, mines and other prop-
arty. Including i
ihwwi
CUTOFF
IF
Harry ' Thaw , Faces Re
duction of Yearly In
f come to $2,500. : :
.r.
HE GETS $80,00( riOW
If Millionaire's Heir Caniot, Prove
That He, Has Rot Harried Cborn
r Jlrl Family Will JMuce -,
V . Allowance. ; f-,
tfoaraal apMtal servhje.) .
Ptttsburr. Pa,, Oct. tl -Harry Thaw w
coming noma from BnaijuuL Vnlass ha
shows the family that ha haa not mar
Had Bvalla Neeblt, be will find Ma In
come redueed from M.0o a rear to
12,600. 1 - "
Old Thaw did not Ilka the, war Barry
out Op avveral Tears ago and when Ma
win waa opened It waa found -that ha
hadout Harry off with ft.tot a year un
til ba should become 2t rears of aga.
lira. Thaw pleaded successfully with
tha rest of tho family to acres ta alls
Harry to have SM.Oot each year. But hla
wadding alllanoa with fivalln NaaMt, a
chorus girl, has been too much.
Harry has bean ordered noma wtthoot
Bralln. If ba falls to show that there la
no foundation for tha tales coming that
ha -married hftaa KasMt. Harry wlU get
tha fatted calf elsewhere than In tba
Thaw ' boms. Tha family havs found
that tba eonaanjt they gava to Harry's
getting tho full share of hla Income m
deflnaos of his father's wtll. can ba wHh
draw and Harry may ba raduoed to l
baggnrly 3,S0 ysarly. '
BLISS AND DODGE- '
ELECIE5iCCTKS
' Tha dlreetera af tha Portmnd Baseball
company bald a special meeting to' tba
offloa of Prealdant Bly today at noon,
and elected Walter B. Bliss and WllUam
H. Dodge aa directors to anooaad O. p.
Bwlgert and Edward Lyona, who resigned
from tba directorate last week. Tha di
rectors present wars Ban -Bly. -J. - P.
Richards and W. Fred Sty, who arrived
from Pasadena, Cat. last evening.
After stating tha object of tha maattng.
tha realgnatlons of Mr. Bwlgert and Mr.
Lyona wera aoospted, and their snooes
sore elected unanimously.-
Tha new directors are well known lo-
oally and are experts m baaebalL ' Both
Mr. Bliss and Mr. Dodge stated that they
wera glad to become Interested la baas-
bail for the lore of the sport, and would
do all .In their power to asslsr In 'securing
a winning team, and first-class baseball
for Portland. President Bly stated that
the new dlraetora wera elected ao that
tha business of tha slab aould be properly
conducted, as there are many matters
that are In need of adjustment before
BODY OF MATE FOUND
; IN BAY AT TACOMA
'-- (Special THepeam at lbs Jenrasl.)
Tacoraa. Wash-. Oct. 11. Tha body of
tha first mate of tha salting ship St
Frances, B. ML Nordberg, waa found to
tha bay thta mornUig, probably mur
dered by a blow oa tha head by a blunt
Instrument Tha coroner la Investigat
ing. Nordberg waa onoe oonneoted with
tha old Taeoma mllL -
Ha waa last aeon taking tha steamer
Flyer for Seattle Saturday e renins;.
Nordberg waa onoe commander of tha
steam schooner Charles Nelson, and also
of tha Blue Jacket and Dashing Ware
SCHOOLBOY BREAKS f
BACK WHILE AT PLAY
(Masrisl Inspateh la The JonmaLI
Princeton. Ida.. Oct. II. Herbert
Hawkins, aged T, while playing boras at
school Friday, feU and broke hla back la
two piaoan. .Ha dtod noon after at a hos
pital. Tha boya mother la fa euoh critical
condition that aha cannot ba Informed
of bar aon'e aeoldent and death.
,- nlfUOfl O PBABOmr. .:
npeetal msasteb The Jearaal.
Helena, . Mont, . Oet II. Ooveraor
Tools of Montana aays that be will not
honor requlsltlona from Governor Pea
body of Colorado until ha la satisfied
that tha courts of that state are aot
ruled by tha militia.
Roosevelt against urge eoppef mines
and buildings at Clifton, "put up" by
Shannon. It was necessary that pspers
ba made out In escrow.
The property at Clifton represented
by Shannon la valued at 100.000, the
present owner having refused 1400.000.
Tha property staked an the Republican
candidate la In Ana condition, and said
to ba producing regular monthly ship
ments of gold bullion. Shannon held an
afSolal noaiuoa and as aen-ateaeV
WEDDED
PORTLAND,. OREGON, MONDAY EVENINO.
ARTILLERY DUEL MAY
FORETELL BIG
GKNTJUaT sttTROPATKrir A WD UM
1 TKAKCsl OJT XUM TOMBS OF T
RUNAWAY
WHOLE? FAMILY
fflpselal Msath to Tbs esrsl. "
Cheney, WaatL. Oet 11 In a runaway
hers yesterday Mra. James Dlgman had
two ribs broken and received Internal
Injuries, her eldest daughter had an
ankle wrenched- a tooth knocked out
and lips badly out, an 11-year-old girl
received a scalp wound and had her
face bruised. Mra Dtgmaa'a husband
sustained a fracture af the left leg be
low tha knee, a tittle Burbank girl re
ceived a smashed shbuldsr- and severe
OFFICER STOPPED BY .
"BUBBLER'S" DOG GUN
1 - ' XJearaal gseslsl aerrtee.)
Mew York. Oet 11. A speeding auto-
moblllat used an "ammonia gun," such
as are used on dogs, on Bike Policeman
Debbeo on Fifth avenue. It gave the
policeman hla quietus. Debbea waa at
Twenty-third street and Fifth avenue,
whea an automobile 'ohot by -him' It
held two men and two women, who
yelled In merriment at the efforts of,
pedestrians and drivers to get out' of
the way. Debbea started after them.
In 10 blocks ba got abreast
Debbea waa In a fair way of eutttng
off the auto whan out oame the. deadly
ammonia gun, 'In the hands of one of the
women, whose aim was sura The po
licemen's eyes were abut, hta breath
atopped, hla wheel hit tha curb and
Debbea shot on 10 feet ahead and at rock
In a heap. Tha automntol lists dashed on
laughing gleefully. Debbea want to tha
police station a wreck. ,
LIFE OF STUBBS IS
TWICE JEOPARIZED
(Psesnl Nspstta Is The 7nrssl.
Taeoma, Wash.. Oot II. Fred It
Stubbe, tha youthful soldier of Com
pany K. Nineteenth United States in
fantry, who shot and killed private
Themes C Vandtver, of the same com
pany, la to ba tried ror nia lire again.
Stubbe killed Vandlver during a quarrel
at tha American Lake encampment
July t. 1
Ha waa given a hearing before a fury
In tha superior court In Taeoma and ac
quitted. Tuesday, at Vancouver bar
racka, Stubbe must appear before a
court mart l ul to answer for hta act If
found guilty tt la within the province
of tha eourtmartlal to order Stubbe ebot
NAN PATTERSON MAY -
BE PROVED INNOCENT
: JeerLl special Berries.)
Nsw Yerk, Oot II. The Press says:
Tt la extremely probable that the Inno
cence of Nan Patterson, who la accused of
shooting Caesar Young, may be proved
In the next 14 honra. Newa haa eem h
that two young men, who are among ths
It ret eltlsens of their communities .end
are well known in buetasaa. aaw . the
turfman kill himself.
Only the exigency of legal detail With
holde the emphatic anncunosmsat, that
the actress to InaooanC
OCTOBER ,
gTAFT TX?TTWa ftfstAW THnt Blf-
HE MANOHV -JUNOA, AT sfUIUMUR.
HURTS
concussion af the brain? ' All wara re
moved to Spokane hospital. They ail
wara In ana wagon going down hill when
tha tongue dropped from tba neck yoke.
Tha- grade- waa rather ateep and tha
sudden dropping of tha tongue Tram
tho neckrok eauaed tha wagon to
ahobt forward against tha team, which
immediately took fright - Tha brekea
failed to held and aa tba bottom- at tho
hill waa n eared they awerved suddenly.
throwing tha oooupanta In all direc
tion- i It la thought all will recover.
DOWIE'S ZION IS TO
BUILD NEW TEMPLE
tfoaraal saeebJ servlee.)
- Chicago, Oet 1 1. Tomorrow ta to be
a great day at DowlCg Zlon City. The
entire population will suspend pork and
attend- the ceremonies which will ao
oompany the breaking, of ground for the
new tabernacle, which ta to ooat 000. 000
and acooaunodata . 10,004) persona Tha
const ruction will provide employment
for ail men la 2km City not working to
tha rectories.
The original plana of Dr. Dowle In re
gard ta - tha tabernacle have bean
ohanged. - He bad Intended to build a
steel, structure, bat will una cement
gravel and atone, -and . eonetderable
marble Instead. One of tha features of
the temple will ba a tower ltd feet high
It ta expected to have the structure
completed In a year and a half. While
It haa been generally believed that the
new temple was to be the - permanent
Bjace of werahlp far Zlon. Dr. Dowle
now announces that after five or six
yearn K would ba donverted into a ael
lega building. By that time Dowle be
lieves he wttt have erected another
templav.to accommodate 10.000 peruana.
ONE KILLED AND TWO
INJURED IN HECLA
(flseeui JMspatsb t The feuraaL) '
Bnrke, Ida., Oct II. John Anderson
was Instantly killed, John Peterson fa
tally Injured and W. B. Ousee slightly
injured In. an explosion at tha Heola
mine sear here Saturday. Tha mine re
drilled Into a missed hole
Anderson's abdomen and oh est were
torn open, hla ayoa torn from their
nocketa and hla faee blackened with
powder. Both af Peterson's ayea were
destroyed and hla face shot to pieces.
Hs cannot live. Thla to tha Orrt fatal
accident to ooeur in tha Heola mine in
four years.
srusBAjrB Ajra wm btiumbw '
" rnperial Mssstea Is Ths Jew ml.)
Virginia City, Mont- Oct II. The
dead bodies of Jesse Arraltage and hla
wlfa were -found beside ths road near
their farm thla morning. They had evi
dently been thrown from buggy to a
runaway laet night
IflpeMal Dbtsat s Ta JsarmL)
RHsvLUe. Wash.. Oct 11. Mlsa
Augusta Ruahmeyer, an employ of a
laundry, had both handa badly burned
and bruised la a mangle aWturday. .
1904 FOURTEEN PAGES.
v 4
BATTLE
' - -r
Japanese Are Believed to
'. Be Preparing for a
General Advance.
-i
OYAMA GETS MORE MEN
Karopatkli Believes That H Attempt
VIII Be Make by Kurokl tt '
Swlol Roand His Easteri
1 (JeereU. laeHl lervW.)
Berlin, Oct II. (Bulletin.) Frank
tourter Seltung baa a dispatch from
T and era which states that tha officers
of tba Baltic fleet there admit that while
coming to Tanglera they shelled a British
oolller which waa carrying no light. The
result af tba shelling la net known
tfoaraal Biirlil aarrlei.)
fHbraltar, Oct U. ( Bulletin. V-The
Miiah tmM 1mm nbnrf tn -nairnl
the straits and Intercept aM British eol
Itesa and bring them a re. Tna neat naa
also beam ordered to eeoort tha mail
tfesraal ases1al Sarvtas.)
Mukden. Oct II A heavy artillery
duel haa been waged alnce yastarday
afternoon an tba Russian Hriht and thla
forenoon tha action became general
along the front. Indicating tha an early
resumption of the battle of tba snaana
river may be .expected.
It la believed here that thta artillery
attack waa Intended to divert Kuro
netkln'a attention, from hta eastern
flank, but If ao It failed an particular
effort la being mada in that direction to
ward off what ta presumed will ba an
offensive movement under Kurokl tn an
attempt to flank tba Russian Ceraaa.
'' PsBsniss Qroaa the Shakne,
It la learned thla morning that great
bodies of Japanese troop were aent
across the Shakbe to the south and east
of Mukden, and It ta also known that
tho Japanese have within the past two
daya received hoary relnforcemente of
fresh man. t
The Japanese thla morning began
baa VT- bombardment on Lone Tree hill.
The troops on the Russian enter are
greatly rested and yeatsrday ta ao far
aa that position waa ooncerned, waa a
quiet one.
. Blgh Attach
An attack waa made on tba entrench
ment north of Llnslepn last night but
the Rnalans ewraeeded .In repulsing it.
AU along tha wings of the army aa well
aa at tha center tha enemies confront
each other, la some plaeea tha trench ee
are within a stone's throw of each other
and conversations pan be plainly heard.
Bharpehoottng and "'snipping" are the
only signs af warfare In. those positions
aa a rule, but each aide grimly awaits
an attack. Ths operations bf today have
switched Interest from tha Rualaa oenter
to tha two nanka,
Morlng Blwsra.
There la a general movement of
Japans troopo to the eastward. Moat
of the men wba are going tn that direc
tion are fresh levies, a large portion of
them being from South Cheng Wang
Cheng and many others are supposed to
have come from For Arthur.
Prisoners say that first taasrva men
are arriving la numbers and predict for
tha benefit of their captors that the
Japanese will be la Mukden within a few
days.
Tha weather la moderate for thla time
of the year. In the night time the mer
cury usually . reaches Its lowest point
at II dsgrasa Fahrenheit freeslng the
puddle and roads until they are In- ex
cellent condition. Tha troops are bet
ter supplied with clothing and there la
no suffering. Sanitary oondltlona are
also excellent and there seems to be but
little Blcfcnese. Tha wounded In tha Hos
pitals here are rapidly recovering and
there la no longer difficulty la earing
for the Injured.
Off oiMfoa am-
ntedea to PXeJi Xarbev. ,
tfoaraal SseelBl Sarrlse.) '
Kagaaakt Oet II. A mine exploded
hi Mojl harbor yeeerday while being
oarrled aahore, badly damaging the
steamer Dalnlchlyoda Mara, and killed
or injured to of her craw.
The mine waa found n eating yester
day off Chefoo and the gunboat Tamato
aent man to secure It In eome way
untrnpwn tt waa discharged aa tt passed
tha Dlaalohlyoda, Warning baa been
Issued all merchantmen to keep a aharp
lookout while traversing waters In that
vicinity, aa many mtnea are reported to
have broksa their moorings.
FlwBflBw A FOBS ABTaTtrm.
Brtoga Mows
- - - - ifrMsf.' ,
- tfearaat ssslal bnin.) -Chefoo,
Oct II. A ateamer arrhrtng
from Nlurhwang reports having heard
heavy firing at Port, Arthur last night
and today, and It la believed that the
general aaaault begun October It etlll
oontlnuaa,
af fngmsry lata
London, Oot ll. Tha cabinet met
thla afternoon to- eonsldrthe points of
Inquiry into tha North sea affair, fioth-
iCeatlnuad oa Page Two.)
WM UaaSsOahs X0MeV
Wtt Pmallsr Fetoto
ca too
TO REFUSE
City Council . Inclined to
Reject $20,000 Burrell
1 - n a
; Bequest
T
MIGHT SPOIL THE PLAZA
Matter Will Be Settled Before Case Is
Called for Final DecUoi It '
, Court oa Hext Saturday ;
" Mornlo -VrX 'J "
' j ... . '' ' h )
White It to unusual for a municipality
to refuse a legacy of 0.0O9, that seems
exactly what tha city of Portland may do
m the case of the bequest made It under
the will of Mra. Rosa F. Burrell. Mayor
Williams and several members af tbv ex
ecutive board, are aald to be opposed to
accepting the legacy under the terms Im
posed that la. that the money be used to
ereot n fountain In the Plana block for
tha reason that they believe tt will re
sult to one of the olfy'a "breathing
spots" being defaced.
Thla statement waa mada thla morning
by Cltx Attorney McMary. He would not
aay positively that the city would with
draw its claim, but expressed a belief
that auch will ba Its action. Ha said that
the question will be definitely settled at
a meeting of tha executive board, to ba
held next Friday. Objections to the set
tlement af the estate are to ba heard la
tba county court next Saturday, by which
time, it la expected, an amicable settle
ment will have been made among alii the
parties oonoerned.
The various propositions m contro
versy were to have been heard this morn-
Ins by County Judge Webster. Attorney
J. N. Teal roa to aoart however, and
Informed the court that by stipulation of
counsel tt had been agreed to postpone
tha hearing until Saturday. .Attorney C.
A. Doiph expressed himself aa set lined
with this arrangement and City Attorney
MoNary, who arrived after Attorney Teal
bad departed, also acquiesced la the peat,
ponement ' The city attorney explained
the eondltten of affaire so far as the dtr
Is concerned after ooart had adjourned.
"Mayor Will lams and certain members
of tha executive board,' be aald, "are
arse ta receiving the It, 000 be-
queethed tha municipality under tha pro
vlsions of - Mrs. BurreU's will. - The
money can be collected only for tho pur
pose ot constructing a fountain in the
Plana block. They believe that a foun
tain there would Injure tha general ap
pearance of tha block. I am not able to
aay positively that the city will with
draw Its claim tn tha legacy but believe
that such will be' the case.
"Tha executive board meets next Fri
day, when the question will coma up for
oonsMeratwn. At tha conclusion of that
session I will be able to state ewinltely
whether the city will withdraw Its claim.
If such a course hi decided on. ft will be
without reference to the alalma af other
secondary legatees.
It la known that tha settlement of
claims against the aetata ta now In pro
gress, with a good chance of amicable ar-
ranaementa betas: mada all around. It ta
expected, according to the statement af
Walter F. Burrell. that other secondary
legatees win withdraw thstr cleima.
WEBSTER AND VICTIM :
BURIED IN LA GRANDE
. (apeetal Dsreatrft t The Jesrmt.)
Im Orands, Or., Oct II. In the ease
of Charles Webster and Jam Cbeeser.
tha men who disputed In a logging camp
Saturday algnt over a II account tbs
laborer Webster kill rag the foreman and
then killing himself, the coroner's Jury
agreed that James Chesser came to hla
death by a gunshot wound Inflicted by
Chart ea Webster, and that Webster died
by his own handa.
Both bodies are now tn La ft rand for
burtaL They wara unmarried middle
aged men,
PARKER TO SPEAK IN
NEW YORK TONIGHT
tfearml Speelsl tervtre.V
Xaopua. R Y Ot II. Parker left for
New York at noon today Tonight - at
Madison Square Garden ba will deliver
tha Brat of tha speeches with which he
will close tha campaign, Mra. Parker
and their daughter, Mrs. Hail, will ba
present at the meeting tonight -
He la billed for a speech at Jersey
City Tuesday night and at Cooper Union
hall Wednesday alght
FOITAN
YAQUI INDIANS KILL
AMERICAN MINERS
tfearxal special Barrio.
Phoenix. Aria. Oct II. Dancing Ilka
fiends about the body of their American
victim, more than lot Taqul Indiana
spent last alght , to revelry-and a war
dance Just across tha United State
boundary, near Douglas. They were
fleeing before Colonel Koaterlltasky's
picked troops of Mexican rural cavalry
men, who routed them from a canyon
near Magdalen after a pitched battle tn
which a score of the savages was killed.
Near Ague Prteta the Indiana found an
Innocent American prospector and after
killing him they danced a war dance
about hla body ail aigatr
ci as coca im Fcrurz?
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
T BY
Three Boys Injured by
Brutal Trick at North-western
University. ;
.; .'....v i I,. 1 ; t ,
PLUNGED IN ICY PATH
Forced to Walk Blindfolded lito 30 Feet
. of Water 7hei to Tram Bone
; Ib Wet Clothes Pneunonla
: Vi " 'the BeulL 7
V'!
tfearsal BperUl servlee.y ' (
Chicago Oct. Il.As tha reault af a
basing In wblob . seven North western
University freshman wera forced to walk
blindfolded from aa Ice chute Into ee)
feet of water la an old clay hole, three
of the victims are la a serious condition
and are - threatened with pneumonia,
while tha othera are Just recovering.
They were aelaed by a party of upper
classmen Friday morning. -
Tha young men were . paraded bare
headed under a guard about the streets,
then kept clone prisoners without food
the whole day. At 10:10 o'clock that
night they were again required to fall
Into line and march through the center of
the town, give college yells and clamber
In and out of a fountain,, - ,
They were marched about tha principal
streets until midnight then marched to
South Bvaneton, to a deserted clay hot.
Oa the aide of the clap bote stands soma
old icehouses, and from the Bid of .one
protrudes a chute extending aver the
water about aet Ths fnshanen wera
blindfolded, and Informed they wara
about to die. '
One by one they wera'marehe up tha
rickety ladder, then out - oa tha plank
which terminated at the adga of the ten
chute, A vigor one push hurled each- ta
the water b lew. Altar etonibcrtng si
of the ice water the freshmen wera com
pelled ta walk hoses to their wet clotA
CANADA TO EXCLUDE
UNDESIRABLE CLASS
fSseslsl ntspstsh ts The Jearssl) '
Vancouver, B. C, Oct II, All persong
coming to Vancouver direct from Traae
Pacific ports who may In any manner
suffer from chronic dujeaaea. will hero 1
after be prevented from landing; Paup
ers or people who are likely to become
public charges will alee ba shut out,
that la, they wlU- bp prevented front
landing here If they oosne direct from
any trana-Paclflo port
It would appear, however, that tha
aforementioned undesirable may enter
Vancouver with perfect ahfety provided
they cross the Pacific to.Puget Sound
porta, Portland or San Francisco, and,
then come by stsemer to Vancouver. Tha
Dominion- government have appointed a
general Immlgmtton agent la thla Mty,
and the taw will be etrletly carried out.
Such an Inspection aa tha agent hag
been appointed to carry, oat la now an,
forced by tha Dominion govern ores t oa
the Atlantic seaboard and St Lawrence
river points.
The United States goveriaiiont also)
enforces similar Inspection both on tha
Atlantic and Pacific coasts and It cover)
sll eoastlng vessels as well aa craft frona
transoceanfo parts.
SEALING SCHOONERS
MAKE BIG CATCHES
' (ftpeelat Meysteh Ta Jbnrnat) -:
Victoria. B. C. Oct II Two more oval
tag achoonera have arrived from Behriog
sea with good eatohea. Tha achooner
Jessie brought 171 and the Victoria MS
skins. They bring new that tha
schooner Umbrtna, from here an October
1, had nearly 1.M0 skins and Setllah May
had about 4M. The weather waa rough
In the north and the Setllah May bad
suffered somewhat, having porta af bar
riaaing damaged.
Tha hunters on tha returned seal erg
pronoanoa tha eeeeon tha beat for years
for seal, though rough weather latar
farad with then work. ,
BAV AT
(Jearssl Bperlat ssrvkml
St Lou la. Mo,, Oct II. A urge parr)
of visitors arrived from Cleveland. Ow.
today to take part In the aslsbratkm of
Cleveland day at tha exposition. Tha
day wlU be celebrated tomorrow and the
exercises will be held under the ausplsaa
af tha Cleveland chamber of eommerea.
. Kpeterlitaaky la again ea their trail
and the governor of Artarma to eager to
give assistance. It la probable the rmt
States troops at Fort Huachuca Will b
ordered to Jota the Mexican rursles to a
war of eatermlnatioa of the red nw
derera
Kosteri1tashra men have
all of the guilty Indian oa'
a trial, and deport every 1
m to""
-ewd W-
ej w"
not give a sstlefferlery sccowt
self. Great IndienaUoa la t. i
outrageous murders of J
and his son. American r
eon. near HermnelUO.
UtsraUy Sited "h lend -t
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