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VOL, VIII. ( NO; 203.
PORTLAND, OREGON. FRIDAY EVENING", OCTOBER f 29, 1909. -TWENTY PAGES.
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SfAKb I)VK Cist
CONFEREWCE
TORESULT If,
PURE ILK
EARTHOUAKF
'.Mayor Simon-Discusses Cru- Unknown Forces Play Havoc
sade ' for Better Bnppiyj with Juarsnall Street Res
! With Large Gathering
-.and Appoints Committee
t to Take Decisive Action.
idence. Break Dishes,
Smash Furniture and
Scare OccuTmts. j:;
Dr. ft. W. McQun of ,tha ' United I 4 Caused by a visitation of electrical or
tstatfts bureau of animal Industry told a subterranean disturbances, confined pe-
yepresentativs garnering or roruana or- tcuuariy 10 me on locality, furniture
flclsis and dtlsens yesterday afternoon land brlo-a-brao In the." home of J. P.
tbat the dairies which supply Portland I Sandors, , at , ItS Marshall street, wee
with milk are the worst In the United f wrecked 1 yesterday afternoon between
Etates and had the most disease. -Testa I1-? c,0c 6:J0 -o'clock.
bow that 81.1 per cent of the dairy I kDur,n th enUre afternoon . the
cows have tuberculosis.- said the o. nocK wd vibrations, believed by sclen
.n.n..n t ei. vm , .ii.r I tlsts to, be the tall end of the seismic dls-
present conditions 70 per cent of the I , ".v " w -rcificooan
cows will be affected."
fr,nm n?ttZ l,: 'rom their former residence at Seven-
from no cow not tested for teeh and Marshall streets, to ths.Mar
' ', '" ' I shall street house. ' f '
hall street house.
Yesterday afternoon all ' were busied
In straightening around . the furniture
and putting things In. order, when sud
denly the whole house seemed to give
a lurch and to quiver violently. Dishes
lipped from the cupboard shelves, and
enaos reigned. The sewing machine, at
which Mrs. Sanders - was working.
i "What Is the - cause ; of this condl
: tlon?" a citizen asked
"Unsanitary conditions about dairies.'
Dr. McClure responded promptly.
"What Is the remedy r
, "Enforcing Inspection: permitting the
sale of milk
tuberculosis.
i Dr. licClure's , statement was fol
lowed shortly afterward by one from
City Health Officer Wheeler, who said
'.that milk from tuberculous cows when
- certain stages of the dlnease are reached
gives tuberculosis to children and prob
ably to tdults.
' XcClnrs's Story Kaxrowlng.
:in? oisciaeures oy, ur. Mcvaure werw i lurnea over on IIS siae.iv f
made at a conference held In Mayor Out in -the kitchen tumult relcned.
Simon's committee, room at the city hall 1 Dishes crashed from -resting places on
yesterday afternoon. ' Their effect on tne sinsDoard and shelves, kitchen uten
' those who were present and heard them 1 alls jangled and' rattled and the stove
. was one of the notable incidents , in the I itself shook . In a startling manner. Mr.
milk campaign. A hush fell over the I.Sanders,: then, in the oantry. was kent
,,j-fton..as.Dr.McClura proceedad..wltbhla. buajt-.holdlng--valuable- dlah ware, -relics
statement, recounting how In. one dairy o the pt In place.
of nine cows he had .tested, alt were i( In the dining room, the table toppled
tuberculous, now In another of S9:cows over on Its Bide. The cuckoo rlnrk- him
2 were tuberculous and In another of on the wan,: began,, swinging jilokenlng-
t4 COWS- 25. were JtUberculOUS.:1 I V.Mlv.' and continued, until rh fnn nr..
t Mayor Simon Who presided at the J weight striking against the other, broke
v rrteetlnr. was first to lnfexrant tha nar-1 i iilitt' rh.in vi ..i ... k-i...
J - - a ' " CT .imj . WNWI .UUIUIQU
Tauve, ana ni inquiry as to wna mess- i0n their sides, and the window curtains
ures might be taken indicated that the swished back and forth as though a
neea oi action mo, iona na way inioj sirong wind was forcing tbem.
the conviction - of the. chief .executive, J Bu.t. in, the front f parlor- the greatest
ul"" laamage was cone.,, , vne eora. placed In
from the chair, Mr, Simon promised I on4 corner of the room, swayed and
-"i" . - r""".."!" I wemoiea ana at last roser up on Its side,
that of city officials would be available a nthnnnr wriHn? ik .f.nn. -
in the good milk fight, and that h j another corner, trembled and toppled on
would use his Influence with the city J us side, ' breaking off the top. .The
councu tor BvMry wjai.uon. i Morris chair swung .over backward.
" He suggested front the chair that the ( Nearby' a atralght chair crashed .on Its
liuuui) Beeiiitm .. iv . iiio . "P ! aide, " i - " . , . ,
pointment of a committee of five with h In the hallway. 1 the 'hatrack toppled
plenary power for formulating a, plan i ,,, ;.ii v. tL
or recommending action, legislative or U,, ,t , plac(, until the woist. of
, J the' shock . was over. ,In , the - rear', a
w" ""::r,"" . '""V. tUphon of the Home pattern,
atZS riZ.ilrj V. auAh mVrH; wwcn Den etanamg on top a small
Mr. Simon appointed as such committee i .ooden , twisted n tnmJ.nA
LATEST ADDITION TO O. S. NAVY ;
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nil i frn unnnr 1 'r-TX! tin wfW 1 j
T- :- v - - triT I
. 1 - - . . . !w :2. -jr.:Atia
Taa Gsnma battad)ip Atsssaa. '' 10,000 tons; twerrt 114nch (mm;
, 88,000 horsepower. 1 , ' r ,' .. . - '''.-'.!-,... ' i
vTWBgDernlswBrti; 1T.600 tc; eight XJhK man' 81111011115
. 40,000 horeepow. " T "" .
SlfiiFi
tVBraaffiM batUeabip Uiuma Oeraea. 13,000 tens; twelve UJack n fl a-a.,
POLICE HAU
SUSPECT
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TAFT REACHE
WfiLI
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Case of Former Postmaster nistoric Natchez Greets the
Howell Puzzling Seattle President Three Hours
Authorities Think He Was
Man, Who Robbed North
ern Express Company.
Late i Schedule ; Drags;
Fleet Disorganized Im-;i
(Cnlted Pr9 XHHd Wtr.
Seattle. Oct 2. Charles D. Howell,
-tPnlted Prwt Leaned Wlr.r'
Natchei, Miss.. Oct 4. President
former postmaster of Havre. Mont. wholTaft, aboard the Oleander and accom-
yesterday continued. Hundreds of per
sons, curious, to learn, the cause of the
phenomenon, visited the house.
Three weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. San
derm, with George R. Perry, brother of
Mrs. Sanders. ; and, 11-year-old Ernest
narp. grandson or the woman, moved
TKAiMxlcan Wlklp IteUmare 20,000 fon '
- - .an uiBwjujttjBicwo ncmejfovmn
sl.a
The Jspaneas battleship KswucbL 14,000 toM; tweha
. HMncH jrans,'
Is under arrest here suspected of having
robbed the Northern Express company
I of $12,000 on October 11. declares his
Innocence, but the local police have en
meshed him In a net of circumstantial
evidence from which he la trying des
perately to escape.
panled by the fleet bearing a number
of congressmen' and senators , to . the
waterways convention at New Orleans,"
arrived here at 9:60 o'clock this morn-,
lng, three hours behind scheduled time.
The bulky form' of President Taft as
h ascended from tha gang plank- of
the Oleander was the algnel for the
The Delaware, latest nd best sldp of theUnited States navy, bar
made record, v The official figures were filed In Washington yester
day af terndon and showed that the ; ship made 21.58 knots an hour.
The picture of the Delaware, reproduced above, was received in Port
land this morning. The comparative size of the f Delaware and great
ships of other navies la also shown in the cut. , " .
the following: Dr. McClure, who was
called to Pendleton this morning and
was replaced by Dr. Tenney, Dr. A. W.
Smith, Dr. C. H.' Wheeler. C. 8. Jackson
and Mrs. A. E. Rockey. . '
Portland Dairies Worst,
i The conference was palled chiefly at
the suggestion of Dr. , McClure of the
United States bureau of animal indus
try Dr. McClure'a aaggestion of such
a meeting was the result of conditions
that he has found in the dairies as a
result of extensive Investigations.
These investigations.-as ha .phraod1t,
how" Portland to have the worst
TtTadIflfM'td-''leasea''-eows-'ibl-;r-ahy
ity in the United States of which there
Is record.'" It. was, he said, such
situation' that , seemed to require Instant
Action of drastlo character.
i "The bureau of - animal Industry, In
lew of the deplorable conditions," he
aid. "is willing to help Portland, but
before we can ' do so,, we must be as
sured that the authorities of Portland
will f ully cooperate. 1 We can do nothing
without the undivided assistance of this
city. sWe arajfwlthout authority to pro
ceed, unices', Portland , vouchsafes the
assistance necessary to make our work
effective. We came here at tha request
of the governor of this1, state and the
atate health board.' What we have found
(Continued on. Page Six.)
FIHII ROASTS
IN THE FIREBOX
Bheinhardt Strassner Dies
by Peculiarly Horrible .
: Freak of a Collision, vi
Rochester. N. X, Oct. !. Two men
were instantly killed and a third badly
Injured at 7:30 o'clock this morning la
a rear end collision on the New York
Central railroad near the Kent street
yards. Fireman Reinhardf Streamer
met a horrible ' death ' when he was
thrown from his seat'ln the Cab Into the
firebox of the locomotive and roasted
alive.
- Night Tardmaater Chapman was
buried under the wreckage and Instant
ly killed. , -: ,
-Although several trainmen saw Fire
man Strassner thrown into the -firebox
they were unable to do anything for
him. An unusually hot blase was roar
ing In the firebox and Strassner eoull
not potalMy hare lived longer than a
o-cond after falling into the flemea.
When his remain were later recov
ered aearir every pertlcle of fleeh bad
ben bvrned from ht txtnee. -
Day Yardmaater Eberte suffered the
loes cf a leg and his rerTery fs not
expet'd. A mil laced . switch ts said
wobden box. twisted and turned and ian.
gled about. "With maddening ' persist
ency the receiver flew from the hook,
to be replaced by-Mrs. Sanders, all the
wane the ben buzzing sharply. Finally
the whole Instrument fell to- the floor.
: And ' upstairs conditions were much
Ke same. In one of the bedrooms, the
bed was seen to rock; and qjiiver, the
coverlets "fluttering . Rocking ; chairs
swung back and forth, as If given mo
tion by some unseen hand. ' Pictures on
the wall' swayed and swung and trem
bled. Toilet articles and.. Jewelry flut
tered rand 'shook about on top of the
dressing - tables,- many - crashing to the
floor.
With the exception of the basement
the whole house was affected by the
peculiar physical disturbance. Every
room - saw its share of the tremblings
and quiverings and felt Its full share of
tha shocks. . Wreckage all about the
STANDS 0
111 1
WHLI
n it
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SKILLED BY GAR
Runaway Streetcar Crashes
Into Telegraph - Pole i;
Strikes Woman.
(Continued on Page Two.)
WALSH BACKERS
HEED THE rjOUEY
- - i' . - -
They Will Give Him Time to
' Dispose of Holdings to
1 Best Advantage.
. ' (United Pms Leased . Wire.)
Chicago, Oct Although John IX.
Walsh, "Who has been convicted of mls-
uslng the funds or the wrecked 'Chi
cago National bank, failed to make good
to the clearing bouse banks of Chicago
the Interest due on the note for 7,000.
000 which he Issued In their favor,
there seems to e no disposition
tha part of the ''institutions to fore
close.- ' i - .
It Is understood his creditors will
allow Walsh more ' time to diapoee of
his railroad holdings ao that they may
set more interest money.
The money advanced to Walsh by the
bankers la protectee oy securities val
ued at 114.000.090. . -
LATOHE TOUTED FOR
' ' l'fW Frew tme WWt
Albuquerque, N. Oct It
apon the report that Governor Carry of
New Mexico Is to tender his resignation
to President Taft H Is rumored here
that the appointment ef A. 1. LAwabe
s bis weeMKir has been determined
upon nr the federal authorities. Lawahe,
until his recent reaignatlni beoatme of til
health, was third aaalatant postmaster
general. He Is aald to be Fetf-retary Bal-
llnrer's choice for the plrlnek.
Other ea.fc1r.et wemb-r. It Is rperted.
have aJr-M Lath srpoiatroeat
to the preaider.t j
, (Uotted Prase Leased Wire.)
Denver, Col Oct 20. An unidentified
woman,, believed to. be Mra. Broderlck,
la dead and 11 other persons are severe
ly injured as the result of the running
away thla morning of . a Park avenu
streetcar which crashed Into a: telegraph
pole, , The woman was standing on the
laewaiic; near tne teiegrapn poie wnen
he car, crashed Into it and she was
burled under the wreckage.
' There were 10 persona In the car when
the crash came, all of .whom, were more
or .less Injured. .- - . t
TWOTORTLAND'MEF .
' DRAW AT - ABERDEEN
Aberdeen, S. D.. Oct 19. In the land
drawing today Milton Weldler of Port
land. Or., drew, No. 12.S86. and H. A.
Smith of PortUnd3rew No. 13,982. The
drawing will, be concluded tomorrow.
S2000 All HOUR
AT AUCTION SALE
Fanner Sells CO Horses for
$11,308.75 Will Buy,
- Mules for Farm.
Dklstoni Wash, Oct, If. Breaking
all records for public auctions of lire-
stock' held la thla part of the state,
nearly. 12900 .worth of. bualneaa was
done aa hour fcr Si hours yesterday
hen lll.20a.7l worth of boraes and
mules were sold from . 10 o'clock la
the cnorBlng antil . la the afternoon.
Over 1(0 farmers from too snrround
lng country - attended tha sale. - All
sales were for cash. Not one animal.
It ts aald. was eold below Its market
valae and one team of bevry horses
old for 1 10 while aumber ef horves
brought-and trHtif m!U were
nocked dowa at lit a head. Eight?
borsea were sold. Mr. Iloeklss will
buy assies to jr;lJH boraea on tit
Vtg raarh af 2te eer. He beUerea
mues are better -siarera," tovgHer.
u-ccrar and require iaa car Uaa
bore - 1
FOR BAIIIIARD
His Manager Claims Only
tw)V lvins uiaims
, 100,000 for Hearst.
(Dnlted Press Taee4 WlreA
New York. Oct 29. It Is understood
that Herbert Parsons, chairman of. the
county Republican committee, and man
ager of the mayoralty campaign of Otto
Bannard, will Issue a forecast , tonight
claiming Bannard's . election by 64,000.
Parsons thinks Hearst will run a bad
third,' with .Tammany's nominee, Judge
Gaynor, in second place.
V Manager lvins, in charge r at the
Hearst headquarters, will Issue his final
estimate . tomorrow ' night: .It is said
today that his .figures will indicate
Hearst's election by nearly. .100,000.
Leader Murphy of Tammany is not mak
ing any statements. .While he believes
Gaynor will be elected, mayor,-he is
uncertain abowt the rest of his ticket
One Tammany leader predicts that the
Tammany candidates for the board of
estimate will be defeated. He aald:
"Gaynor will bar elected. . We . will
carry the boroughs of Manhattan, the
Bronx and Queena. but we will , lose
Brooklyn and Richmond. . This will give
the board of estimate to. the fuaion-
Ista."... ' -
When this statement was brought
to the attention of Murphy he said It
s absurd . and professed to believe
that -the entire Tammany-ticket would
win.' : " -' '
Howell's case is one of the most pe- outburst of scores of whistles from as
cullar that has been brought to at ten- many river crarv The roar or tne
tlon of the local police department In wn," ". however, was entirely drowned
. . ... . .... .,.. by. the cheers from the throats of the
many yeara He answers the descrlp- .h'AI,.,n). n .nl,.k.rll.P. nn ih..
tlon of the held thief who bound and er,d . wharf to rreet the nation'g
gagged tWo.Northern Express employes I chief executive. . . y
and stole, the contents of the company's! Following ari automobile parade, of
safe.
The
Police Confident. '
police claim to have
secured
the city President Taft made a brief
I speech. .'.- ' . -.'t-v,-
The delay of three hours in reaching
enough evidence against the prisoner '"V"! t"
c,rv,.ci-him k0 .MivAr. in.! in v;nVerth;h.nncr.rvrcx.b
up the two night clerks of the express
company and making way with the
money. ; - - .. - - - - -,
The police say that Howell, who has
been held In prison since Oct. .20, be-
while the Oleander was trying to get
out This resulted In the channel be
ing blocked. " The river men say the
schedule , of the . Mississippi ' trip- was
SJ?-J? "nfrilJy'"3 fastest ind Olowest boats and striking
the day following the robbery, whereas,
previous tt that tlm. he h1 1?e" '
an average..
to eke out but a bare existence on nisi . , fc . . ,
.i.km.. I the several boats of the fleet to Indulge .
meager wage aa night, watchman fori. .. ,k.
the Milwaukee railroad.
In some picturesque language, this also
According to the authorities. Howell h? ""l E. of.'j?
auddenly beeamw-af f hietrtr -purchasedex'
pensive silk;. underwear, paid back room
wondex. hoihs. jnanageuLjarha axranged. .
for the fleet expect the slowest boats
(United Preaa Leased' Wlra.)
New York. Oct 29. James J. Jeffries
and Jack Johnson have put their signs-
r T i i '-ot. rent and. ba .plenty, of. .monay te apend. 7
ArtlCleS . . Framed in : Short, These facts, together with a letter he O""19..:. ...Mi '
-la- .11 . a, . A i si- M- I I ' A 11B ULFnilUr;!, tUI lltsl X. 1 rBJUCI L 1B1U
-Order;. Meeting In'New syS!ESs:S'S:SSWSSSS
m a a. . m i-i M. -mr m m a a - aewuLacsu i-m - w uiacu aaa uuuei a.r w . , - . - - . -
' I OrK.--1-J T,V;i-riWre-tTflTiP i .r .,. .r,V.. T . Deiore-reacnm ew uneans. xne
aaan juiy j iiace.ro ue a . .. .t . "r: - Rouge about midnight
- " .. - . i i ns Tirsi nil eme ii . inn nniica 10
IjUUStJll -9 11UU11US. I waicn owei wss.a remarii ne i bbiu i T)Tcip-nvrT' FTWY
to , num. aruppoa w jrnirojiimn vybuu, i VXlXUlaVAiii A" VJL X JL ....
wnose oeat is near tne Miiwauaeei ..... . tit 4 Tr -nrvT rp 4 t"P
freight . sheds.. The policeman .claim . ' KhAl) 1 ' Jii 1 AX 1
that Howell said to him that he knew
wnere a man witn, nerve coma pick up mit,a Pren Lesord xnm.
a bunch of money." Webb paid no New Orleans, La.. Oct. 29. President
attention to this remark at the time. Taft's travels by land and water Will
DUE later, alter tne noiaing UP anaihrlnar Mm tn'Nn Orleans inmnrmw
lures to an agreement which insures airooomg or tne oreat xvortnern express j morning. The primary object of his
ua.ii.nj oeiween inn '.wo. ror tno . heavy-1 cierxu vy - iom msuwKjrnmn wnu e- i vlalt -la in nrfenrt h T.nkea tn the rinlf
weignt cnampionswp oi the world. Tlia curea ii,vu, t tvaoo . waueain. re' Deep Waterways convention, which he
iiimi arucits were signea inn anernoon o I will address tomorrow afternoon.
at tne Motel Albany. I , .rarwai xaenwjicawon. - I The t resident will remain in the Cres-
Although tha mectina- nine ha nnt I -Night Clerk SImOnson and Assistant cABt tiiv tVA MflV ind will Ha lrnt
definitely been decided upon It is cer- White, the pen held up, partially ' Idei.tl- busy from the time of his arrival until
tain to be pulled off In California and f'ed Howell as the robber. Although ji - departs ' for Washington. After
most probably in. or near San Francisco. ",B w"" "T: V". "'" sneaking before the waterways con
TV,. mill v.-t ,v 1..1. nioyes say tnat in iorm, voice ana man-1 ' ...
offering the largest guaranteed purse. prisoner s;wUi be spent in attendance on a
l utlM pruviUB lllll we ilini Unv.11 it n,a Hmn nnitma.t., a. I umiuniiaiiuil K liw ricuuu upcn nvuas.
must, take place not .later than July S, I tj. wnt n . miiH.t. fnP A'aightseelng trip through the Frencli
1910. The winner la to receive 7S per I the office of, sheriff there, but was Quarter Is scheduled for Sunday morn-
cent ana tne loser x per cent m-the di-1 a teuton . , ling ana m tne afternoon ne win at-
vlsion of the purse. I The greater part of his. life he spent I tend a sacred concert on the campus
juncn man is 10 put up aouuu, wnicn is in Montana, where, at -Havre ana ureat or u-uiane univerauy. ai an eariy nour
to go as a side bet Falls he was employed In and conducted Monday morning he will leave In hl
jiho usuu wiu iw ior rounas or to i saioons, i. , ' ,
a finish. Third. Sevres Alleged,
SeUUs BeatUly Arranged. . j Howell was arraigned today on.: a
It was nearly 9 o'clock before Jeffries I warrant charging him with robbery and
and Johnson got together this afternoon I his preliminary - hearing was - set for
November 1 before Justice Brown.
"My client is innocent and when we
go to court we will prove , It beyond
doubt aid Attorney x ranx m. reen,
who is representing the former Mon
tana postmaster. . "He was caged in
dark cell at the city Jail and was de
nied permission to communicate, with
to arrange the terms for their meeting.
From the way both men ? talked there
was every reason to believe they would
be able to; agree With very little diffl
culty.' " Their greetings were not what
might be called cordial. Jeffries partlc
ularly showed that his dealings with the
big black fighter Were to be purely on a
business basis.
: The Hotel Albany was crowded with
sporting men and sporting writers who
had come to witness the preliminaries
Of what' will' doubtless be the greatest
battle of modern times. Several hours
before the meeting was scheduled to
take place a vast crowd of . sports was
On hand.; They waited patiently for the
appearance of the fighters and their
representatives, and gave them a cordial
reception when they appeared, v
Little time was lost In preliminaries
when the men got together: Most of
the talking was done by Berger, on be
half of Jeffries, and by Little, for John
son, the fighters chiefly assenting to
special train for Jackson, Miss.
BAY CITY MOVES
FOR SHIP SUBSIDY
(Continued on Page Two.)
MRS.' CHILBERfl'S
v GEMS , RETURNED
San Francisco, Oct 19- Jewels to the
value of 1 10,000 thrown from a Bonthera
Pacific train kr J.X Chllberg. presi
dent of the A.-I.-P exposition, were re
turned to Mrs. Chilberg at the Fairmont
hotel today.- They had lain beside the
railroad track a day and a night They
were found by John Clark, a resident of
Cateiia. who wired tha Information to
Chilberg snd who will receive ftOO re
ward for his action. -
22 COAL MINERS
AREfllTOIMD
Mine in Wales Wrecked by
Explosion Just as Shift
; Enters the Shaft
(Continued on Page Two.)
IRTKTtRII
ROAD FINISHED
New Snake River Line to
Start Train Service With
in the Xext Ten Days.
$1000 FOR ARREST OF
MURDERER OF OFFICER
Ppokan.'Wsstu Oct ft- A reward of
tie baa been offer- by the city of
Spokane for the arrest and eoavtctioa
of a burglar who abet aad killed Poitoe
na A- B. Waterbury laM sight Water
bury, with lire ether officers was scat
to aa aristocratic reeideare diatrtct to
catch a bvrglar who bad been operating
tfcer eearly a week. They few ad- their
roaa la an alier. When ordered to bait 1 eight The fate of the estonbed men
water-1 la unknown, but It Is feared tney hare
pnt dear
he abot Wetarbury and escaped.
bury died a few hours !-
fCalted Pi l Leaaed Wlra.)
Darren, Wales. - Oct Z). Three res
cuers were can eh t In a mass of falling
earth- this ' afternoon . and Instantly
killed while attempting to rescue the
entombed miners in the wrecked shaft
f tbe Rr-ymney - mine.- Already II
bodies. Including that of Manager Bow.
en, bar a been - recovered and th rea-
cuers entertain Itttlo hope of finding
any. of tha other entombed men allre.
, .' -, ' ' . ' i "
Darren. Waiea, Oct. 20. Twenty-tare
miners are entombed la the shaft of
the ' Fhynraey Iron company, which
waa wrecked by aa. exploalon that o
rurrod while 41 mm were entering the
shaft yjicfcteew of the number es
caped vcalded wh-tle reerueiw saved
(Special Olieatch to Tbe Journal.)
Homestead. Or.. Oct 29. Within the
next ten days trains will be running
into Homestead, over the new North
western railroad, from Huntington. The
big tunnel through Ox-Bow mountain
Is finished, as Is also the bridge acroas
Pine creek, and tracklaylng on the last
four mile lap Of the road reaching to
this place la well under way.
Reguiar train, service will be put on
at an rarly date and the many mines
near here ar preparing to ship targe
quantities of ore. Soma of the richest
copper mines la the west are situated
here, but development of them, baa
been retarded by tha lack of transpor
tation. yIt . is understood, that the railroad
company has let a contract for the
completion of tbe road from thla place
through the famous Box Canyon, to ,
connect with th Lewlstoa end of tbe
road, thus affording them a . water
grade from the summit of tbe Rockies
to Portland and1 obviating the eeceaalty
of crossing the aevral mountain ranges
between Huntington and Pendleton.
.The road throaxh Boa Canyon will
be one of tbe iwwit expeeiwlra pieeea of
road to construct fn the lDltd States,
the roadbed having to be plaated eui
ef solid rock fur a distance of It tnlleo.
Tha scenery along the Snake river
fnxn Huatinrten to tfc motli ef the
Immol'.a rivals In beanty anl grandfor
that of tbe (idkwi Orard eair -f
lbs Colora1 and will anake the NortS
weatera . railroad wxt f f t!.e mott Iof
tlax sreele ratit ef' the eouftry. I
San Francisco, Oct 29. At a banquet
to.be given at tho Fairmont hotel Mon- ,
day -evening' plans will be made for an
organized effort to Secure a ship sub
sidy from congress and an organization
to be'xnown as the "State Merchant
Marine league" 1 will .be formed. , ; The
banquet will be attended by representa
tives of all . the commercial bodies of
San Francisco and" a number of other
cities of the state. Among the notable
guests who will be' present and . speak
,durlpg the . evening will be Governor
Ulllett . ... . ; . .
The committees that have been ap
pointed to look after the arrangements
for the affair will meet tomorrow even- 1
lng. , Invitations to attend have been
sent to every commercial 'Organisation
In California. . -...,.
BIND STUDEHT
TO R j. TRACK
Unloiovn Men Entice Boy
From School and Put His
Life in Horrible Danger.
' CaltM Pre Laaaed Wlra.)
Seattle. . Oct 1 J. A special dispatch
to the University of Washington Daily
from XMBRonda, Wash., says:
Reuben Hunter, a freahmaa at tha
local high school. Is today confined ts
his room suffering from net-roue ahorit
following his release from the ra:irn- 1
track where be bad bee bound by t,r
unknown me a.
Hooter wae called from, bis herr at
jwho asked hint to Wd tfc wr t t
beach. Out all ef the yard thr
met ty twa rao'e anea and U. .'
then tnHi'. d the boy band ar4 f-1 I
tld hlra to tha ratla He w ri..
to Kors later by a trak w t e.i.
r.l. y wwcn a oa waa l-f t at !' .! '
Ooor ,!'. c r.m !' t !' i i
n aH'itioo t te r' i .
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