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City Park Containing Four Hundred Acres .May Be Established on Ross Island
Famous Chinese General Joins Rebel Army .'. Preacher Is Hung in Efligy
Hanck Dynasty Believed Doomed
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Rebels Surround Old Ci(y of Canton
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Imperial Flagships Are Reported Sunk
NOTED GENERAL IS
BR I SH CAB NET S
FOR TAFTt
REPORTED 10 HAVE
Y J
DINED
mm
LDiplomats Believe That if Ru
, mor Is True Whole Country
Will Follow Him and Eniis
Under Banner. ,
(fattae rrmm tm4 WW)
t.aagi, . tu suw4 ,
km ur ttai Ceatoa U
nuM by resale, wte have posted
Wry arUUery U tbe aula ui laree.
a that ttr. The eleae U U
state Of tie wUaeet MdMmnt
aaeay axe rUotag from tk etty, n--aee41y
erftt Us e;ec ef )eUU( tke
NNll
. luttMlM AX betag started sad tte
Imperial troops arc eaaalag aaay -
areuoae for eeraaee. Tee rebel av
eeetred aok pottlo la U UUi tht
rra im am buUU U mMkni
II nU BMW T7 Iootm t tb
atSOTora traepa vttfe olUn fmlML
Tk aly taiac U ta aa awJI
tb taitutira. wklok aaaal ka Ultaa fcr
tk attakla annr. V
vrakla. Oat II. It la rpri4 hara
(bat Tun Phi Xal haa raeonal4rd bta
araaptanca of tha Ylcaroyaity at Honaa
.nd Hum)) and. will Join tha rbl.
Vhlla tbla.ramalaa taonftrfaa-fn
clallr, It la a-anarallr brUavad and. if
Irtja, It Tlrtuallr aaalalba rata or ua
.Manchu ;oTmrant. '
A ranaral Moharamadaa rare It ta bow
feared. Kaaau. ana of tha prorlncaa la
tha nortbwaat, tha atronrhold of tba
Maaaulmen. la raportad aa about ta Buf
fer an outbreak.
Yuan Bht Kal waa formerly grvii
councillor and commander In chief of
tha army and nayy. - He waa ahom af
Me honore and banlahed from tha capl
tal not oulte three yeara aao.
Tuan 8nl Kal'a Chlneae blood arouaed
tha jealouay of tha Mancbua and la aald
to have led to hla undoing. Ha waa re
cently recalled and appointed viceroy
of Hupeh and Hunan provlnoee.
Tbe town of Ichanr la now known to
V be held by the revoluUonlata, and
HMD ill Ml! Oil
HOME RULE BILL
Prominent Irish Officials Are
Helping to Prepare Meas
ure Soon to Be Passed Up
on by ParliamenL
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS IS
MAIN POINT AT ISSUE
RiQhts of Irish Parliament to
Be Definitely Set Forth
In Measure.
le4ea, Cxi. 11 A raonaliiae af (be
eabtaat. aaale4 by praailaeal Irlah af-
rwtala, la drafiia a baaia rale bill far
arttaataat la aaee aaaak. Tba bill, ta
Ma praaeet abapa. roaialna aeay blaab
rptt, bat rapid praaraee ta bag paa
It.
Il prendre I Kal tha Irttb parltaisaail
la rhlla a Ha 1 1 air4 Ireland'a prly
"dofaaeila affalra" Tba Irtab parlla-
meat aiaal aat Interfere wit tba htaf e
baalaaaa. It atay aat anaka larma of
paa daclara war aor ataka traattea
wlikt ferelfa aewara. Tba trewa ah ail
baaa tba power to iinaoa, prarorua
aad dleael tba Irteh partlameat and ta
veto aay bllL
Tra will be a ft rat aad eeeond
graced, recalled S load Imperial I chamber aa at Weaiialnalar. tba warn-
f,MM m uld lA taa- IoIbmI bara or (be eacoitd bOlaa inab
Gotieral Vtum Bhtrflal. oex dU
Um irbeJa.
1O0SOLDM
FJGHTERrOREGON.
A
WARRORAGAN
It ta believed that tha wiebaa of tba Na
Ueaallata will be deferred to la keeping
tbe power of Tetolag from tbe peowa.
what are purely "doaMetio" arfalrt
ta tha atieat aoaatloa at Uaae la tba
draft. Tentative auareatlone are that
tba Irtab bo Kln,full oonlrol of cue
tome and aieiaa. blch conatltata aav
an-elahtha of Irlnh taaaa. Tba
anca of thla putfeatlon will
yletory for iba home rulera.
ProTlalobal arrangamenta are made to
a tart Ireland wlta a oapltal of lla.OM..
00a. The queatlon la atlll left opeo ro
gardlng how much Ireland will pay to
the Brltlah traaaury for Imperial par
poeea. Tha payment la not to beeia un
til Ireland haa "reoorared beraelf."
Police bodlea will gradually be aub-
LINKD UP
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HEWS EFFIGY
G
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Following Prayer Meeting, Cit
izens of Avis Unnciri Homa
Tovnti Hang Dummy Like
ness From Tree,
YOUf.'O CLERIC FIRST MET
DEAD GIRL IN EDIFICE
Confined In Boston Ce3, Pas
tor Is Fast Losing His
Nerve,
flatA. Oct. It ?vt4aae be
rtalm will aaaa Rev. Oareaoa It v-H-ea
far the ut.c af Mua Ale LiMt
waa aaana4 bora Ia4y by tTif la.
apaetor Iaa. who arUrd paallNvIr
thai ho baa feuad a lrl frWa4 af atlaa
Unaall who tale htm I kal Arte, a
MtorOay evaalag. told ar tbal ah bad
Itincbad wtlb Ike aitaiatef at I orlnrU
that afternoon.
If IMa b proved. It maaaa Ibat ttto
po!lo bare ferged tbe final link la tha
chain of rirra mala (tal aidnro about
tbe laiprlaooed peal or. Richee) o
cUrad that ha bad aat aeea Mua Ltaaatl
aa Satarday.
Hyaaala. Maaa. Oct. !! That tha
aeatlmant of tba reeldeate of thla alaee,
tha homo of Avla IJaaelL la etrovaiy
InDamad . agalnat Rev. at. Oarer a
Rlchaooo. bar alleged alayer. la ahowa
by aa effigy of lha arueed clergy
maa, which, until aooa today, aaung
from aa elm tree before tha Papttvt
ati arch where lha mlnlatar fin I aitt
(Contlauad oa Iaga Tbreavl
noriDDrn wvnm
muiii-uui iiiiiil
i I t m t ' I mure ooaina win aranuauy om euo
It IS NCarlV 74 YearS SinCe atUutad for the Royal lHah conatabn
ri. n . mm r j lnTr- n(1 tn Dublin metropolitan police.
Olie ' oteSmeO' Prom SOUnd When the chan to home rule la made
1 r it tha exlatlng offlclala will bo retained
to Santiago; Now, With 536 r pen.iont
1 Men, IS Better Than Ever, nnsband Arretted for Wife M order.
Tb prfttwalTB) RejmN Iran of Oregon are all lined ap for Ifr. Taft." Orvgonlaa.
ISTSf: Mniinr flotz Clntinri nn Pncc Tclnnrl nc Pnrh Qifn
-U'AUtVf JlJ VSyfrfrVrf fr VSi g X 1. JJJ AUtWIIU V47 J. V4fa. I St tp III IP nnFm
LUil nnLt'DliLLlJ
Proposed Span Over Willamette to Give Access un i n n iimilMnc1 1
iullo l, vvuunuo 1
BURNING
SULPHUR
(Ualleg rvaa taaaag Wlra.t
V.akaal V a.O g 111... r . I
tlVWeUKf al aj ... WW ef Aa 1 MIUlaWD v I
nrlandg whom wtf d.d under elr
IN 0'
PB
alrtawalalt aW T.aa.
. - -w - . I , , ..Pa av.aVHar eum uai l. I Aaaaiaaiva( wuvww wi utou wuuar WI lanke aaa at al a
lJ?iyirJm rt "m,"r ef tn Sicilian Miners Are Meeting
I ' .e a.llilarlAia) a Piaa 1-abKaal at1rM Wl t H I Lifi?8? '"i . .tom7. 1 Unnell caaa In Boeton, waa formally! i...f..i n..tu iicil iu u...
arVe-tlon. from tt- aa da-A V- ?S -S .1" ! ."A" ili" charged with murder her. today. AWIUI UCdU .IUI IMU HUpC
Vlchang haa boon cut off from tha outer tha hlatorlo battleahlp Oregon .'which L AT ,n Unll Iod f P- fjf Rpcnilfi
V. i a Amm knt .tha nnllk.. v -. .... J ... ' 7 I teaalum waa found In the etomafh of I VI llbOtUVi
w." . . - ' wtibm iiiiR iuib xur. live yeara at I rr ; , " . - " j .J
fltouble lhat waa known there waa agl-1 the Pu get t)und navy-yard, paid Seattle Ith woman. She alao took tha
tation oy io.vuv ooojiea ompioyea on i a nrier viait raatardav. mmwui , n w a in
railroad .work. They 'dnud their u was not the Oregon which hurried i?,', St ilV-f' "h' onltTOX1
wagea in onrer, u iBipoaaiuiuv, v in.. M Santiago da Cuba In 1898. weathered I lC"r. r..- ..... .
time. ran Mor in .k. v.. v.-. I McFarund haa made no atatement
It would not ba Improbable If the na-lficra hii vr m.ri.nK.ii . .i-.
tlonal aaaembly, which convenea here tho Atlantic fleet In time to engage the
tomorrow, would take lorae draatlo ac- Bpanlah men-of-war. that ateamed into
iion agmnat um mruiia, me cmui; aiiiio pay pajpor yeaterday. - i i -
it waa even-a mlgbter battleahlp than
(Continued on Pago Biz.)
PEKING DISPATCHES
SAY FLAGSHIPS OF
AOjMllffiL SAH SUNK
the old 'Oregon, a flrhtlna machine
upon wiuon approximately 81.000.000 of
government runda haa been expended la
aiterationa to her hull and armament
Hr appoaranco haa been , areatlv
cnangea oy tne lnatauation of .a modern
cage or haystack fighting maat In place
of . tha Old .. steel main mast with f ta
fighting tops. The: new military mast
la capable of withstanding much heavier
gun lire than the ordinary ateel mast.
The advantage' in altitude obtained la
also ,a great ' Improvement, , aa It ln-
creasea the erriciancy of the battleahlp'a
firing, eapeclally as - regard her Im
mense turret gune. -
14 .Tears : Slnoe memorable Trip.
It la, nearly 14 years. aince the Ore
gon started n .her memorable .voyage
from Puget Sound to take part . In tha
Consternation Caused' by Ru-
- fu-i rii.i n. rrom rugec nouna to taae part. in tha
mOrjnat fleet oeni lO me deatrucUon of Admiral Ceryera'a fleet
ire-xi-- a... n.ui. nttt eanuago. ene wouia no aoie to co
7 DOuorn uy neucis anu uin
f cer Captured. '
(Continued on Page Five).
Football Scores
Rome, Oct 11. With no hope of
reacue, 100 man, entombed In a burning
aulphur bilne In Trabonella, Sicily, are
meeting an awful death today.
All attempts at rescue were abandon
ad after two were burned to death in
an endeavor to aavo their comrades.
MUNICIPAL
(
PRISON PLANNED
AT
FOB
ONE
END
Brown
At Cambridge Final
Amberet 0.
At Philadelphia Final score
I; Pennsylvania 0.
At Chicago Ft rat half. Chicago 18;
Illinois 0. ; ' - .
" At Minneapolis First hajf: Minne
sota 0; Nebraska 0. ..
At Annapolis First half: Princeton
0 Navy 0. -f-
At Ithaca Flrat half: Cornell I:
Waahlngton-Jeffereon 0.
At Annapolis Final; Princeton 0:
Navy 0.
At west Point Final: Army I:
Tale 0.v.. ;
At Philadelphia Third period; Brown
0; Pennsylvania 0. '"'"- "y"-
At Chicago tint period; Chicago tl
Illinois' 0.
At Pittsburg First period; 1 Carlisle
; Pittsburg 0. '
At Syracuse Final; LaFayette
Byracuae 0. ' -.
Harvard xi; BIG STEEL COLUMN DEAF
TO PLEADING NOTES OF
OF JAN KUBELIK'S VIOLIN
Owner Agrees to Sell Islands
for $300,000; Bond. Issue
to Be Referred to People
Garbage Plant to Be Built.
0 ; New Tork, Oct. II. Jan Kube- e
e ilk. the noted violinist, baa failed e
here today in his effort to find
4 tbe sympathetic note that would
4 . rock a 16 tot column of steel d
4 ' from its foundations. . The at.
4. tempt waa made 60 feet under
e ground, whera excavation Is go- a)
0 lng on for a new $13,000,000 a
4 " hotel. Kubellk used his famous
e " $75,000 Stralivarlus violin. Tha
0) violinist stood before areflecN
or made of galvanized iron. Three a)
0 ; attemp,ta failed to make the
e '. slightest Impression on the; col- e
0 umn.
k! nTnlt . If taaaad WIr.i -. iit
Peking. Oct. 1. Consternation la gen-
ri in - official 1 circles today - because
of reports that Admiral Ban s nagsnipa
have been aunx oy uie reoeia ana mai
the commander nimieir waa capcurea
during the battlea between the naval
forces of the government and the land
troopa-on the Xantse river near Han-
inv. v Til panic is general, iieiiui i
of . Shanghai la hourly ' expected, and
tirMjftratioft'a are being made to protect
thafcity from pillage. The wall are be.
yfg fortified and the populace is In a I
vtate oi ire" muwowiu
from Hankow to Shanghai 1s really Tin
der control of the rebele with the aingle I
exception or snangnai. n aeema inevii-i
able that Shanghai will ba the next city I
to fall. It it capturea ina revolution
lata will have aecured control of the
moat valuaDto seaport or tne empire,
from the military viewpoint, and tha
Manchu dynasty will ba a l moat certain
to fall. - '
to Shanghai for tha relief of the aliens I
In caaa the attack really commencea
Five British and four Japanese torpedo
boats are anroute to that city under
full steam. AH communication with the
Interior has been severed and this ap
parently confirms reporta that Chang
Sba haa fallen into the hand of tbe
rebels.
(aj da tba situation aa most critical.
VIEW OF THE CITY OF HANKOW NOW IN THE HANDS OF THE REVOLUTIONISTS
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One of the largest and most Important
i municipal projects aver contemplated
by a mayor of this city waa launched
yesterday, when Mayor Kushlight se
cured a six months' option on the prop
erty known as Roes island. By the
terms of the option John Klernan. the
Owner of Rose island and two smaller
islands east and south of it. agrees to
deliver tha entire property to the city
for a cash consideration of $300,000.
Mayor Rushlight's purpose is to make
the main island a hugs park. ' Accord
ing to hla plans, the city will build on
one end- of it a municipal work prison.
the city prisoners to be utilised to beau
tify the acreage at minimum coat to
taxpayers. Access to the water sur
rounded park will be furnished by the
proposed Bouth Portland ' bridge, which
the mayor will ask the voters to build
further south than was originally con
templated by the promoters of - that
project. .
At the laat election a bond Isarue of
$1,400,000 for the construction of a hla-h
viaduct 'at , Meade street was defeated
by the electorate, on account of . the
great cost. -
Seduction in cost.
By building tha bridge across the riv
er soarhat it will span Ross Island the
mm
is
1 Bl
UP; MANY KILLED
Terrific Explosion Kills Scores;
in Japanese City; Remains
Scattered.
Tnklo, Oct. 21. A terrific exploalon
Forsaken by . Fair Skinned
Sweetheart, Williams Slays
Girl and Woman Protector
and Is Fatally Wounded.
Orovlila. Cal, Oct II. Inea Brook,
aged IS. and Mrs. Llllle Ann Mulllnga,
40, are dead today and William Mul
llnga, II. eon of tha latter, la seriously
shot through tha left leg, following
murderous attack laat night by Edward
Williams, a half-bread Indian, at tho
in the greaT M. Powd.r maT-sine "'? e Vi hmlet
here early today killed acorea of work
men and wounded many. .
The magaxlne waa full of men when
10 mllea from thla city.
William himself was probably fatally
ahot by V. J. Mulllnga, husband of Lll
lle Ann Mulllnga Tha half-breed waa
(Continued on Page Three.)
DETECTIVE KILLS
the crash came and a whole section of I i- h. k.,,.h .... h. ..n.
the structure, with the mangled re- th crime wly today and brought to
maina of Ita workmen, waa, spread over th, orovllle Jail. There U talk of
the neighboring region. . Iivnrhina-
. Tha mm-Am- waa aj-tuated hf Inaana
STARS AND STRIPES MAY hecauae Ine Brooke, a white girl.
ai ?ir- laVawt- .,. 2..- who had been his aweetheart. foraoolc
NO LONGER WAVE N THE Mt tooJt, Jt'" T!!? ,M,U"V":
OMn niTV ftp , ni ai . rt hom- He th Br00k -artrl lived at
aCNU CITY OF CANADA Caacade. a small mining town nee r
Mooretown. iney quarreiea ana . ano
4 New Tork, Oct. 21. High feel- 4
e lng over the recent reciprocity
4 campaign la today believed to be
e reaponslble for . the ordering of
4 the American flag out of To-
e ronto, Canada's second city. Cen- at
sors have, notified, every motion
4 picture theatre in the city to re-
4 move the star and stripes from 4
e their buildings, and no films por- a
4 traytng the flag will be shipped
4 to Toronto from the United . 4
4 States. . , . -.' a
4 Motion picture exchanges here
e Intimated today that they wilt
e ask Washington to demand an 4
4 explanatlonjom the Canadian 4
4 ' gtvernmntr 1 "- 4
4 4V a g
left him. going to the Mulllnga home.
Laat night Williams armed himself '
with a SO-SO rifle and followed to bring
her back.-
. The Indian ' aneaked ' around ; to , the
window and fired, the first bullet piero
lng the left breast of hie ; sweetheart.
Tha second ahot took off the top of Mrs.
Mulllnga' head. The third wounded the
Mulllnga boy in the log. !'-. i
v D. J. Mulllnga. the father. Seised hie
revolver and rushed out The Indian;
fired a fourth shot at him but missed
and Mulllnga theh let him have tha
contents of hla gun. He shot the man
twice in the left arm and once tn the.
right arm and through the hip. . Tho
Indian fled to the brush' where ha waa
found by the Bherlffs posse early today.
Ha had nearly bled to death. ,
PETTY OFFENDER
aaaaaBaBKaaaaaaBpaaaaaaeaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaSBi
Excitement Is Excuse Given
by Joe' Blanche of Seattle
. ; for Hasty Shot. : -
Jt nut In (Ms tit lt tlto CLIoeae rtbcLtloa baa lU iaccptioa.
. . (Celtad Praaa taaata Wire.)
Seattle, Waah, Oct 21. Promlaeuous
ahooting of petty orrenders by the Se
attle police reached ita climax - laat
night when City Detective Joe Blanch!
ahot and" killed Frank Harris., accused
of tryThg to aell a cheap lace curtain
he waa auspeeted of atealtng. Harris
ran and then stopped and the detective
ahot him In the back. Tha detective j
say he waa excited. Chief of Police I
Bannick defied him. ...- ;
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