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TAFT CONSULTS WITH REBEL CHIEFS
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: : COflFIflED AS :PRISOfEJ?S
THE 1 OREGON J SUNDAY JOURNAE. PORTLAND'. StJIID'AY -MORHINQ. SEPTEMBER
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Dasnha Protests of President
-r- Prima Se'cretarySende for
Comex and Others. ' . !
UNITED STATES WILL a
SOON SEIZE ISLAND
Becoming Mora Apparent Krery Day
That Intervintton U Only Court
lft to Restore Peaca to Cuba
Most of Rebel Are Negroes.
5 t (Ormnizkt. ITitnt Km
-?.'. - Wire to The Journal.)
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Havana. .Sent. .giS.--.Tbe.. outcome of
". . the Tall mission will probably rest on
'. i the oatcom of a oooferenoe which' Is
r In progress tonight in tba borne of
. United States Minister Morgan. Thoea
'VC. taking part are Secretaries Taft and
. Bacon, tba leaders of tba liberal party,
C tba rebel oommandere th tba field and
- the political prisoner Who baTa been
i in Jail here ainoa early tn tna revon
i At tha laat moment it was laarnad
f fused to allow 'th -prteonert to attend
mJI that thav Had declared tna I mev
'would not go, aa they would be placed
I In tha attituda or accepting lavora irom
tha administration. '
. Nothing discouraged Secretary Taft
. ' ta tha palaoa and 'naked that tha "ptia-
. oners ha allowed to come to tba Jfor-
' aren . hnuaeu Thta wah frfanted. . and
ahortly altar Jose Miguel uomes ana
'; (our other prisoners were closeted with
tba United states commissioners, i
PaUna Kay lenri''. '
President Falma la again threatening
"to reel sm arid this time -It took aa It
ha reaily wara in earnest. Tba ooming
'--t weak may aaa his retirement from of-
"-;ilca and if h step out intervention by
tha United States ta not only assured,
'' but will om with - atartlag .awtft-
" nesa. : .
. 'la any vnt It look mora likely
. than aver that tha u hi tea states iorcea
v will seise tha Island and preserve order
ijundef tha Piatt amendment. Tha moat
- xne aiuiuae 01 tni insurgents in in
Held. T bey are boasting of their aunt-
bers and seem Imbued with tba Idea
k.t Kw whin k. ITnifAil Bt.f.a
- - with a few thousand marines thrown in.
, Pino Quarrera bald a review for tha
.benefit of Major Ladd, U. B. X, and
t the, rebel .chief waa .plainly boastful
j ana anxioua zor some aina 01 a ngnu
' 1 tiaa kuii f.iiml tha MAN than half
...Of his man ara negroes. X large pat
"..of them ara recruited from tha mist
turbulent alemaat.of tha Island. 80
: long aa tha uprising lasts they are aura
of . food and clothing, and they: prefer
v .this guerrilla oxlatenoa i to tha hard
' work' on . tha sugar plantations, where
J ' tea majority of them ara employed.
: ' - Bathe right Thaa Work. ' '
TZ ' Therr leadera ara' ancoaraglng them
) by ! telling, them that -they can take' to
' xna orusn ana aery iu me iorcea inai
i can be sent asmmst tbenv -- Thin feel
Ing wag plainly shown when tba United
States Warship: began to assemble - in
Havana, and Cresfueroa. The. - rebels
4. promptly anruggea- tneir snouiaers ana
,3, quoted tha old Spanish saying: "They
1 cannot takva , to tha hush.". .
! - Secretary Taft la going over tha en
tire ground with great thoroughness.
,' .His investigation ta calculated to bring
! . out Ovary phase of tba trouble. Ha has
".not only asked for legal and specific
'.proof of fraud la the laat general also
lion, but.be la aeeklng ta learn tha
! .' charaoter of tho rebel troops; whether
,ln tha. field from sound sentiment and
.a sense of Injustice or merely from. the
e'jbope of pillage. Hs ask all aorta of
I questions of his visitors, and while he
.any a little. It la avldent that he already
; ,ba a broad grasp of tba whole aitua
: .tion. . . '
' Taft tmu XopofaL
J, After bard day's work. Secretary
- Taft waa still In bis usual aunny mood
; today. Be denied that ha bad heard of
; the reported resignation of President
iLPalma. 'rt'ban aaked Jot his vlewa of
- .tha outcome bo said that ha must be
reserved, but ba , expected Important
1 .bo uttarad were in Spanish, meaning
It Is understood thsAvhla arcateat dlf-
. floulty la with tha insurgent leaders.
t Sanor Zayaa, , tha representative of tha
liberal party, and' to a oertaln extent
of tba rebel leadersv.and tho political
'.prisoners who- ara alleged to aave been
members of tha. Havana Junta, are
,.. amenable .tw terms. But. CastRlo and.
i tha other rebel loader In tha field ara
- Irreooncilabla. - -
tuia wiuiuf . V a iv
' kaown that ha takes tba position that
j la ha nothing to AS with tha preaent
I xrouDie, wnicn na consider to be solely
between the liberal end moderate par-
ties. JMubtlsss. If the'wuggestlon of
1 'a compromise were made to him be
'would resign. ' 1
ANARCHY IN CUBA.
r Advices Sbotr That Mebela Ara AMaok
T lag masters Fart of Zslaad.
' (Bpeelsl Dtepttch by Lease. Wire to The JoernaD
, Wash log ton. Sept, 31. The general
ataff of the army has begun to reoeiv
,letter from Its agents now In Cuba
' relatlng tha exact conditions every.
1 .where In tha Island. A very lmport-
ant letter waa received today wbloh
' ahowa that the assumed safety of tba
! , eastern part of tha island af Cuba 1
1 not warranted by the facta. That mean
. ,that there 1 reason In addition to
1 , that which Secretary of War Taft ha
gathered In tha eastern or Havana die
. ,trlcts for the pesslmtatle report b
baa been -sending to Oyster Bay. That
-.also means that whether President
tPaima s greet to it or not. the oltlsen
of G real Britain, Francs. Oarmany and
th other foreign nations have a right
to demand that tha rebellion shall oaaa
or that Great Britain' and Franca ba al
lowed to protect their own citiseoa. , -
Some day ago it waa stated by tba
American . from . semi-official sou roes
that no matter what want on at Ha
vana between the envoys extraordinary
and Praetdent Palraa. If tha United
Statea government became aware of a
tat of dleorder which meant the dev.
aatatlon of the Island this government
would nd troops enough to atop tha
trouble oven if It took 10,000 and tha
sateralnatloa of tba marauding bands.
.t .;-Bala.! .Xatartasv-; .'-'-'
" It I certain that latter now "being
received Indicate that there U ruin
everywhere In tha Interior of tha Island
and that tba supposedly quiescent east
ern and I suffsring from guerrila war.
fare which . disregard , tha proposed
armistice. .
It beoame obvlou early to ' the war
department that tha ' insurgent were'
making aa effort tor terrorise tho poo-1
pie In the neighborhood of Clenfuegos,
with the purpose of having arm and
ammunition landed there, . The 'arrival
of the Dixie and tha Marietta put aa and
to that plaa temporarily at least
But It Is not unlikely that the first
help tho Insurgent will get from tho,
oatsld will be near Clenfuegos.
(Before Socretery Taft and Acting Sec
retary Baoon left here there were well
defined notiona about tha. preparations
of filibuster expedition Juat befor
Taft left tha war department officials
saidV that they had not at that time
"evidence enough to . arrest any one,'
but , the way question wara answered
shows that the department knowa where
filibuster promoter In tbl country aro
at worlfc 1 ,-., - - ., . . - i
It la probable that whan Secretary
Taft. leave the Island 10 or H ship
of tba United Statea now at hand near
Havana will b distributed around tho
island tot watch for filibusters and In
the meanwhile a atrtot watch will bo
kept by custom and revenue officer
In the Atlantlo port. The statement
was mad today that tha war depart'
meat baa "now la readiness" tha steam
era required ta tako tba army to Cuba.
' Teasel Are Beady;
Thar will ba na refitting of steamers
at various dock for military purpose.
It la explained that tha trip la a abort
ono to Cuba and that If thar bo any
discomfort It will not last long.
Tha next move expected from army
and navy sources Is ghat tho troops In
Porto Rico and tha marines In Panama
wlD ba ordered to Cuba. At any rata.
tha Indications now ara that tha move
ment of troops, whether from tho ships
to tha islands or from Now Orleans to
tha islands, will become necessary bo
fore October 1. .
Oeneral Funstoa left this evening for
Havana. Ha will be taken on a war
ship from Key Weet to Havana.
Before leaving ba had further con
fer noea with tha cblafa of atafi and an
L alternative plan was adopted which con
template tho concentration of troop at
Norfolk and Newport New. . . '
RENEWS ROMANCE,
(Continued from Pag One.)
H soon plokad up a elew.fi Ha found
a sister of hi wife, and- by represent
ing nimseir to ner as a nroiner 01 tna
long-Is st Sylvester . Collier he learned
from her. that his children wer alive.
They were In Oregon, tha son at Gate
view and tha daughter, now Mrs. J. W.
Beniflel, at Myrtle Creek, (
Boarding tba Oregon express Collier
fairly fall Into tha town of Myrtle
creek. Ho Was soon in a livery rig
and flying out to tho daughter's boma.
au.mllea out In tha country. , Ha ar
rived and knocked at tha door. ' It was
opened . by . tha daughter, who never
knew him. She aaked him In, but
When Collier atepped Into tha house
h looked Into the fece of on whom
he recognised, and tha recognition fairly
lifted aim off hi feet It was hia
wife of long ago. She wa Mr. Ouy,
aow a widow living with her daughter.
Juat what followed during tho next
few day tho reporter cannot say, but
11 oouia easuy do seen tnat tna go year
of cruel separation wer at an 'end.
Everything was soon explained away.
and few days ago. Sylvstr Collier
and Mrs. Ouy took the morning train
tor Koeeourg, ana returned in the
evening, reunited in the bond of mat
rimony, happy and contented in each.
other love. , '"..
"What ara roar plana for tha fu
ture, Mr. ColllerT" waa asked.
"Well. I hardly know." replied tha
old man, as ba gased fondly upon tha
face of bis bappy wife, "Just whatever
mother says gees with me."
MET AFFINITY
(Ccntlnued trym Page One.)
nothing but a vacant lot at the tryating
place mentioned.
A glimmering . suspicion that ha waa
the viotlm Of the wllee and arMAceo of
an unscrupulous woman began' to affect
Ryan and the more he pondered over the
matter tbe more be became convinced of
that fact, The visit to the police ta
tlon followed. t 1 ...
NOW develops the mast peculiar fea
ture of th entire affair. From the
proprietor of the rooming-house It was
learned that the two women eama to
the place about two week ago and have
occupied roam 41. With them was a
H-year-old girl and a young boy. ev
aral dayo ago a man, supposed to be
the husband of th "Miss" Thompson,
appeared en th scene and took bar lit
tle girl with hlra to Astoria.
Ryan declare hi Intention of crim
inally prosecuting hi fair charmsr and
upon tha advice of Captain Slovar also
Informed Inspector Bruin of th case.
Bruin will detail a detective to make
an Investigation. 'According to Ryan,
th blonde companion of his brlde-to-have-been,
baa an elderly man In tow
whom she mulcted ta the extent af flOO.
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IM'OOOD
SPOKANE SESSION
Commercial Clubs Are tq As-
......... ,
semble During the Interstate
Fair This Week. .
BRIEF ADDRESSES ARE
TO BE GOOD FEATURE
Prominent Speakers of Northwest
Will Talk to Delegates Railroad
j Rates Art Reduced lor tha Oc
.. caaion. ... . '
(Special DteMtch m Tba Joaroil.)
Spokane, Wash., Sept St. Prepara
tion for th convention of commercial
olubs, wbtch I to W-held in Spoksn
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week,
are In full awing and everything Indi
cate that there trill be a large at
tendance inoludlng tha most Influential
bualnee men of the Pacific northweet
The railroads have granted a half
fare rate In the' four states of Wash
ington, Idaho, Montana and Oregon and
this rate will enable visitor not only
to attend this convention, but to spend
two weeks in Spokane If they so de
sire. , . ' .
Th Spokane Interstate fair opena
September 14 and last until October
(, aad I oertaln- ta be a much greater
exposition . than wa ever held . befor
In tbl part or tn oouniry.
Delegate who can reach Spokane by
that date ara urged to come in time
for tho big opening festival to be held
tha evening of Monday, September 14.
Thta la a carnival which will rival In
splendor th New Orleans mardl gras.
The publicity committee of the Spo
kane ehamber Of commerce has been
holding dally session for a week and
sometime insets twice a day. Among
the subjects which already have been
elected for discussion for', l-mlnute
address are the followlngi ,
... Tea Minna - ASsrssss. - !
"The .Object of Thla Meeting," T, B.
Wllcoc. Portland.
"Need of Stale Approprlatlone for
Publicity Work," John H. McOraw, Se
attle -
"Tba Token Fair," H. W, Durham,
Spokane.
'Lumber and Fore Protection," -
Tanwia-" -V " '' ... t. . . .. ' '
".What J ImmlgraUon and Ca()ltal,Ca
Do for th Northweet" Everett
"Conventions In the Paciflo North
west." Seattle. . '
"Mineral Wealth of the Paciflo Horth
weat' Butte. .
"Opening Our Rivers and Harbors,"
Lewlston.
"How Can th Northwest Populate Its
Irrigated LandaT" Boise.
"Publlclty,' ' C . C, Chapman, ' Pot
land. "How Can the Railroad Beat Co
operate In the Publicity Movement f 1.
J, Browne, Spokane.' '
"How Can Factorle Be Brought to
th Paciflo Northweet?" Teeoma. ,
"The Coeur d'Alene, Wallace.
- "Th Grain Wealth -of -the Paciflo
Knrthwaat." Walla Walla.
"The Orchard aa a Magnet to Draw j
Immigration. W snatches.
"Diversified Farmings Call to East
ern Farmers," North Taklma. .
MORE EXCEPTIONS TO
' REFORMED SPELLING
(SpxHtl THspateh Yf teeaed Wire te The foarasn
Washington. Sept lrThere are now
aotn more exceptions to th president's
phonetic spelling which he adopted In
a hurry without reflecting that eon
gra la Supposed to know how to apell
when getting np appropriation bill. 1
In th navy department there I a
title of "passed assistant surgeon.' The
president ahl It ought to be "past" as
slstant surgeon. The navy adopted that
style for awhile, but the publlo printer
himself saw that congress did not ap
propriate money for "past" assistant
surgeons, but. for passed" assistant
urgeone. -
An order has therefor been received
at th navy department restoring the
old name to the surgeon. Th word
"controller" of the currency or of the
treasury alio will not go for th earn
reason.' ... ' .
SALEM MEDICS TAKE;
s: FRESH I ES INTO CAMP
aroused tbe liveliest concern here. It Is
construed as equivalent to the veteran'
confession of hi fear that be may, not
be able again to resum hi duties in
Washington. " '
"I am Improving elowly," wrote th
senator, "but more slowly thaa I had
hoped, I have not been able to resums
any kind of work and 1 don expect to
be able to do so for some time."
Th senator thua confesses the sub
stantlal correctness of tbe report that
have received circulation aa to bla con
dition. Until now be ha never ad
mitted doubt of hi ability to resume
hia official duties.' ' . '
fSpeeisI Dtopateh a The JeU
Salem, Or., Sept t a. Student of
th tipper classes of th medical col
lege held a reception and smoker In
honor of tha .freehmaa elaaa thla even
ing. The baby alee waa put -through
an Initiation, being taken through the
principal trts of th city tied one
after tha other. Tbe procession waa
led by a bass drum and tha air . waa
rent with collage yell.. - Tha parade
closed with the smoker and feed.
ALLISON CONFESSES
. TO FAILING HEALTH
(Spwlal TXepeMt ky LeaeM Wire t Tss JearaelV
Washington, Sept. at. There haa Just
been received from Iowa th text of a
letter written bySenator . Allison, ne
tor of th upper .house, which ha
BOY ARRESTED FOR
v SHOOTING Pj-AYMATE
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(tMdal Dtosafeu u Th InamaLI
Hlllsboro, Or., Sept Ji. Charle Lar
en, aged 17 years, and a resident ef
Laurel, bad hi preliminary bearing be
fore . the Justice here, yeeterday.
Larsen Wa accused of unlawfully
pointing a tun at John Buohanan,.-the
10-year-old aon of C, D. Buchanan af
Buxton. .:, i . -' t '
John Buchanan stated that he, two
ether little boya and . Charley. Larsen
ware playing with a double-barrel shot
gun In a barn near Buxton, when
Charles Larsen pointed the gun at him.
Tbe wounded boy also stated that he
moved away from la front of the gun,
but took bold af the musala, ar which
time Laraen pulled the trigger and
hot '. -; , - ,.
Laraen denied all ef tba' state
ment and aald he wa fooling with th
gun, but did not know that Buchanan
am
had his finger over the musala of the
gun. . The hearing lasted during , the
day and defendant was placed under
$200 ball to answer to the circuit court
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JOHN ROSS IS LOST
- FROM OYSTER CRAFT
(gpselal Dispatch te The JoaraaL)
Olympla, Wash.. Sept It, John Boss,
engineer of the ateamer Mlapah. disap
peared from tba boat laat night while lt
waa on route from Kamllchie. to Oyster
Bay,, a ehort distaaoe north ef thia
city. Rasa left tba fireman to look
after the angina, saying' that he would
go to the rear and make some needed
repairs, and It-In supposed he was at
tacked with heart trouble and fell Into
the bay. , ,
Boss waa a member of the Knights of
Pythias and that order la In oh rye ef
the party now. searching for1 the body.
He leavee a wife and two children. ,
The Mlipah is a small steamer en
gaged In carrying oystsrs,.
OMAHA COAL TRUSTS -v
ATTACKED IN COURT
(Specta! Dispatch by teassd "H te The Jeenal)
Omaha, Neb.. Sept It. A strong at
tack on the local coal trust was mad
today In th dlstrlot court when an In
junction was Issued - enjoining., the
Omaha Coal exchange from ddlng any
further business and Its members were
ordered not to meet again to make
rates, prices,' or for any other reason.
At tho same time the secretary of tbe
exchange wa enjoined, from destroying
or ' mislaying any ' of -tha book - an
tscords of the trust This action is th
result of the meeting of the Interstat
commerce oommlssjlon hsr this we)
when direct evidence that th local oa
situation waa ran by a combination wai
brought out. county Attorney glabaug
will ask Indictments of every . membei
of the combine at a special grand Jur
whioa has been called to investigate,
JOHNSON SENTENCED -v
. , FOR TUTTLE'S DEATH
'" .niBeelsl IHmatet ta Ths Jeeraalt
- Spokane, Wash Sept - II. Overooni
with emotion Thomas C Johnson oil
lowed tae snenrc aaoa to his oeu la th
county Jail after the sentence of Jadg
Ollllam of three years in the pentten
tiary for Inflicting wounds on 0.r
Tuttle which resulted in tha latter
death. The attorney for tha ' defend
pleaded for leniency on account of th
past g4 character ef hia OUent Ail
slstant Prosecutor Pugh. who present
the case against Johnson.' said: .
: "H la not a bad fellow, but It doH
not stem right that he should go r
tlrely unpunished.' If hi conduct I
good during hi imprisonment, I erf
willing to sign a petition for hia parol.
at in ana ox tne year."
- Trans Ar Plaated.
fSBealal tHsoetah as The JearsaLI
Milton. Or.. Sept It Several thoi
and of baby treat have Juat be
planted In Mill creek by Ben Wolfe an
a committee of Walla Walla Rod an
Oun club. Tha trout ' wer a emir
through tho effort of Senator Le
Ankeny. '. ' : v i .
' Men1
JJONEY MESTED JN SCIENTIFIC
Comlorta Ilciillh and Pciicfe of tltad
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Winter la knocking at. our door. Now la the time ta have wtf ,
TKSTH EXAMINED and all Errors Corrected. Doat wait anttl tha Tooth- 1
ache gives yen warning. . , ,
It Is our mission TO CURB ALL TOOTH TROUBLES. 11 - . ,'
We do It Scientifically, Painlessly, Thoroughly and with Promptness
and Oentlenees that will make what la an ordeal In ether effloee a mar
Incident her. ; . ., .'. ,
' Good Set ol Tcclh on Rubber Piste $5 ; ;
Dcst Set of Teeth on Rcbter Plate $8
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