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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1903)
U N E COUNTY LU D E R TOPEK a NS GIVEN A SCARE. Rain Descended In Such Volume houses arc Flooded. That IFOR EXPOSITION J FIRE FROM COVER. Escaped Folsom Convicts Ambush and About 1 hree of Posse. TWO DROWNED SLIP BY OFFICER All Trace of the Folsom < » .v. Has Been l.o«L 1 * Placervllle, Cal., Aug. j PUcerville, Cal., Aug. 3.— A desper Sidewalk on Portland Bridge Col Topkea, Kan., Aug. 6.— High water Senator Foster of Washington hundred« of heavily ariuL * lapses With Fatal Results. ate fight between a band of five of the caused much eork and excitement in now engaged in the ’search ¿1- COTTAGE GROVE ...OREGON. Promises Support. North Topeka to lay. rain began fall-j escaped Foleom convicts and a party of surviving prisoners who ing here shortly after midnight, and by six militiamen, who were following a A NUMBER OF PEOPLE ARE INJURED. tiie Folsom penitentiary, daylight the storm bad reached the pro- j SHOULD UNITE FOR OPEN RIVER remain roasters of ‘if,, 1 fresh trail ol the convicts, took place portions o* a cloudburst. The North j They have succeeded in „,„£1 this evening just at dutk on u hillside Accident W as Caused by Rotten Beam Topeka sewers have not been reopened rs and the intimate « 2 1 General Review ol Important Mappen!«*« since the June flood, and all ol the Senator Declares Two S tates Should near the Grand Victory mine, and, as least a portion ol the gam, ««M Under Walk Giving W a y -P r o m p t water ran through the low streets to] Work Together for Columbia River ly probable. a result of the conflict, two oi the mi ol U m Past W eek la Briet aad W ork Save« Many Lives. ihe river, covering the first Hours In a litiamen, name.i Rutherford and Jones, Improvements. Com probe« «Ivo F o ra . Since the fatal fight at p,lott number of houses along Gordon street, were killed and a third member of the which one of the convicts » J Portland, Aug. 1.— Seven tons’ tiie others have not been and in the street was three feet deep. poe e, a man named Dill, will prob 1 Tacoma, Wash., Aug. 5.— United ] Many of the residents of N<rtb Topeka Spain fares 'Serious labor troubles. ably die of bis wounds, as he was shot weight oi shrieking huaijuity dropped the atory of William Ureen^ States Senator Addison G. Foster thought that another flood was upon through the lungs. who says he met two arm ed from the eastern end of the Morrison All danger of further flood in Kan pledged bis support today to an appro them. Tbe convicts were hidden in the street bridge into the Willamette at Placer county today and sas is past. In South Topeka the water was near priation of $1.900,000 for tbe Lewis thick brash which covers the hill, and five minutes betore 3 o ’clock yesterday identified them by phutogj? Trouble ia feared with miners at ly as high as it was north of the river. aid Clark exposition and strongly the manhunters happened upon them couple of the outlaws, pro* afternoon. urged the co-operation of Oregon and The Btate insane asylum, west of To Idaho Springs, Colo. moat unexpectedly. The convicts, who Two persons, and it is ieared several true. Even tuie affords but Washington congressional delegations, peka, was cut off from the city for a j were well armed with rifles, fired a vol others, were drowned Cardinal Giobons is reported to be At least 60 clew, though it is being lollop short time. The little creek that runs ] not only for tbe purpose of securing ley into the posse, with the result were more or lees injured, a few per the offiers. suffering from malaria. this appropriation, but also for aiding through Auburndale, a suburb, was above stated. The conviction is growia. ^ sons fatally. The two drowned were Negio enlistments in the United flooded to a depth of four or five feet. river and harbor work and other North The other members of the poace Miss Lottie Cameron, aged 16, and fleeing men are headed for tlw States navy are to be shut off. The residents of that part of the city west interests. opened fire on the convicts, and the Nevada mountains and are Eddie Shank, aged 13. Senator Foster accepts it as a matter Cardinal Sarto, patriarch of Venice, procured boats and brought their neigh of course that tbe coast representatives survivors »1 Ihe little band are firm in Without warning a 5 by 12-inch by ex-convicts who re ids bors to the high land. their belief that at least two members route they have taken. jj , was elected pope on the seventh ballot. The creek returned to its banks two will aid the Oreogn delegation in secur of the convict gang were wounded. timber broke short off at the point Sixteen persons were injured in a hours after the rain ceased falling. ing a big appropriation for the Lewis The news of the conflict goon spread, where the bridge walk adjoins the throughout this setion of the a head-on collision near Hartford City, The rain was general in the northern and Clark exposition. He regards the and messengers were dispatched to this roadway. It was tiie central eupport greutly alarmed, notwitheteM of 40 feet of the walk i n which were presence ol many peace otlicen exposition as an enterprise of equal Ind. and eastern part of the state. Those crowded tally 140 people, largely company of militia. interest to both Washington and Ore place for reinforcements. A posse under the leadership of women and children. Ihe break oc- in isolated localities live iD c Pry spell in Australia causes mines gon and of industrial value. CHINESE ARE SULLEN. to close and thousands face a desperate “ Oregon has done exceedingly well Sheriff fiosqnit is now on the siene of turred on the south side of the bridge, attack by the fugetives wboarei situation. in behalf of the Lewis and Clark fair,” the conflict, but, us it is dark, it is im opposite the Portland rowing club to be short of both food and j nition. “ 1 doubt possible to locate tbe convicts, who house. Spreading rails near Portsmouth, Good Feeling Toward Foreigners Broken said Senator Foster today. by Recent Execution. if there is another city on the Pacific- have the advantage of position, and Ohio, wrecked a train. Twenty-five A great throng had atsemDled to see LAST TRIBUTE IS PAID Pekin, Aug. 5.—China is witnessing coast whers over $400,000 could be con id pick of the members cf tne pome “ Professor” Lutz, the "armless persons weie injured. a return to the conditions which fo l raised by private subscription. It is if a concentrated attack was made upon wonder," swim the river. From end It is claimed that General Miles will them. Sheriff Bogquit and hie advis Third Oreat Requiem Mas» |« ^ seek national G. A. R. honors as a lowed the coup d’etat of 1898. Politi doubtful, too, whether any other coast ers are considering the feasibility of to end the Morrison-street bridge was at the Vatican. ” cal discussion among the Chinese state than Oregon would appropriate crowded with spectators. As the swim presidential boom. which increased during the imperial $500,000 to encourage the exposition. setting the brush on fire and forcing mer neared his destination, surrounded Rome, Aug. 1.—The |ut j Secretary Root will order the depart court’ s recent policy of friendliness to Such enterprise is worthy of encourage the convicts to surrender or at least dis by a fleet of launches and rowboats, was paid to the late Pop, ^ close tiieir exact position. ment of justice to search for fraud in ward loreigners has suddenly stopped. ment. the crowd naturally surged toward the morning with the third gre«tm Sheriff Bosquit’ s po-se now numbers army contracts in which ex-Repreeenta- Ihe plan of the dowager empress to “ The exposition will be of great eastern end oi the bride to see the tin- mass celebrated in the hiitiK( 150 men, but the eitnation is so criti tiva Littauer was interested. trerify the reformers by the execution value to the entire Northwest and will isb. No such numbers were assembled, of the Vatican, and tbe iunctii cal that no one will approach close Two negroes maimed a crippled of Shen Chien, which occurred last Fri id in the development of the whole enough to the supposed biding place of however, as to cause danger, had the no less cer monious and imposn, the two others. While the« youth at Hartford, Ind., because he day, has been unsuccessful. All tbe coast. The co-operation of neighbor the convicts to ascertain the exact con bridge been sound. The people seemed to drop in lump, haps fewer persons present that did not produce the money they ex liberal Chinese, particularly those who ing states should be hearty and effect dition of affairs. So far the bodies of have been associated with the reform ive. ss a load oi coal ia dumped into a cel greater display of gorzeooi uu) pected. A mob is in search of them. ers, are in the greatest (ear ol arrest “ 1 have net bad any opportunity of Rutherford and Jones, who are mem lar. The fail from the top of the walk Of the 62 cardinals now in fc, Tanana valley. Alaska, is said to Ire and it is difficult to find a Chinaman discussing tne exposition with other bers of Company H, Second infantry, to the surface of the water w as about 20 attended the mass except Ci similar in size and conditions to Min who ¡ b willing to mention politics or senators and I do not know how a re N. G. C., have not !*en recovered, feet. It was broken by two scows, or t retnoi, prefect of tiie congnpi though it is positive tbat the men are nesota. Friday’ s tragedy, although tbe latler is quest for a $1,000,000 appropriation small floating boathouses, directly un-’ the Facred Relics, who was ill. dead. The -pictnre presented bj tl» Italy anxiously awaits the announce about the only topic of con venation would be received. But it is certain derneatb. With a fearful crash tl e ment of the policy of the next pope for among the trusted friends. The offic the fair will not receive this recog section of walk and its screaming, ence of cardinals in violet rok COMPLAIN OF INDIÛNITIE5. ials are particularly dumb. nition unless Oregon asks for it. scrambling load of man, women and red capes bordered with ernuct, peace or war. The affair is a disappointment to “ The federal government has been children, «mashed through the roof of corted by noble guards in uarlS A Chinese reformer has been put to the foreigners, w ho bad hoped that tbe exceedingly liberal with St. Louis. It Steamer Passenger« Tell of Treatment these. Tbe walk seemed to fall square forms and with drawn iwordi a'horrible death by order of the em empress dowager’ s association with remembered tbe expositions at Atlanta, by Honolulu Customs Men. ly, thus preventing people from being scene being softened hv tbe cl« press dowager. the ladies of the legations would have New Orleans, Nashville, Chicago and Ran Francisco, Aug. 4.—A commnni- crushed underneath. A few people in-erne and the chapel resoandi King Edward and Queen Alexandra a civilizing influence. Prince Rn, the elsewhere in a generous manner. It ia cation addressed to the Associated slipped off tbe western end of the fall the strains of the incoruparable left Ireland amid strains of “ Come most liberal of tbe Manchu princes, ie bard to understand how Pori land’s Press and signed by 35 passengers who en walk into tbe river, but were quick choir singing “ Libera Me Dm reported to have risked his office by efforts can fail to be encouraged. The arrived here from the Orient on the ly dragged out. A lot more were tum made those present feel c< Back to Erin.” opposing the execution of blien Cbien. Lewis and Clark exposition has a his steamer Siberia protests strongly bled in a heap on top of tbe debris lifted into another world. The viceroy of Chili province, China, toric value that is only secondary to against the action of the customs-house aboard loath floats, but fully one-third In the churches of Kometod is importing large quantities of arms tbe Louisiana Purchase exposition. HAWAII W ANTS SETTLERS. officials who examined their baggage plunged in a bunch between the floats, gan the offering oi prayer«toll and ammunition. “ The people of America now thor at Honolulu. They i laiin to heve been which were separated by about five ghost to assist and enlighten tit The supreme court of Minnesota has Honolulu Plans to Advertise the Advan oughly appreciate the value of the treated without common civility and to feet of open water. That so n any peo nals to choose the right nran lo decided the great railroad merger case ‘ Oregon country’ and tbe great value of have been subjected to much inconven- ple could have fallen into euch a space the chair of St. Peter. Dorii tages of the Islands. against the state. the work that saved it to the United ien e ami liodily discomfort. without stunning or thrusting a num conclave the blessed earrsneoti Honolulu, Aug. 5.—-The citizens of Coming from a warm ciimate, most ber of those nucerneath deep into the expoeed in several church« it One more body has been found under Honolulu have deoided to do all within States. It is especially fitting that the the Morrison street bridge, Portland, their powei to promote immigration to 100th anniversary of the arrival of the of them were lightly attired, but, des water, so that in rising they would be special prayers cf the faithful, intrepid explorers, Lewis and Clark, pite their vigorous protests, the r caught under tbe floats, reemed incred the tame object in view. but was lost again. the islands. With this view the Mer should be observed.” heavy clothing was placed under offi ible, though for a time it was thought Admiral Cotton entertained the king chants’ association and the chamber of cial seals, not to be broken until San no one was drowned. MEANING OF ITO'S PROHOTIO The river here of Portugal and other high dignataries commerce have opened extensive head PROTECTION TO WATER SUPPLY. Francisco was reached. The baggage is about 10 feet deep. A person thrust quarters and will advertise the advan on board the Brooklyn. in the staterooms was closely inspected, under water at an angle raiely rises Japanese S tatesm an's Way te tk tages of Hawaii to the outside world, The conclave to elect a new pope has besides catering to tbe interests tom- Mount W arner Land Withdrawals Made and all deemed unnecessary by the offi short of a few feet rfom the spot of his miershlp la Now Cka. taken four ballots without result. Ow fort of visitors who arrive here. cers was bundled up, sealed and placed going down. At ibis placetwior three W ith an Eye to the Future. Toxio, Aug. 1.— Although M«n) ing to the secrecy which prevails no de in the hold with the trunks and other feet eithei way would mean drowning, The merchants’ associatin has cabled lias been made president of tbe Washington, Aug. 5.— At the re personal effects. This the passengers tails as to how the vote stood can be Secretary Root, oi the war department, for the victim would be held under by council, formerly presided ovtr Is quest of the bureau of forestry, Ihe had. guaranteeing a constant supply of coal secretary of the interior lias temporari designate as “ an atrocious outrage,” the floats. quia Raionji, the latter loses« and wish the matter called to the at Professor Lutz finished his swim by tbe change. Count Marakil Four new cases of plague have ap for army posts and that troops sent to ly withdrawn from all entry a tract of tention of the secretary of the treasury. ming feat, unaided and unnoticed for tbe Philippines be hereafter brought Marquis Yamagata have be»n«p about 2,500,000 acres in the Warner peared at Iquique, Chile. the people in the boats and these on members of the privy council via Honolulu. mountain region of Southern Oregon, The bakers’ stride at Santiago, tiie boat club float rushed to the rescue. main point about the elevttioad TO FORTIFY DALNY. Options on three steamers available with a view to determining its fitness Chile, is spreading and only a few for government use as revenue cutters, Men flung off hats and coats prepara quin Ito is that it clears hie nr lor incorporation into a permanent for shops are now open. have been sent to Washington by E. est reservation. Incidentally $ This lard adjoins a Russia Appropriates $ 6 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 for Ad tory to going into the water. Reveral premiership. swimmers in bathing snits weie at poses the cabinet difficulty ud ditional Improvements. New York papermakers have gone on R. Stackable, collector of the port of large tract similarly withdrawn from hand, and a number of men intrepid!} Honolulu. This action was taken in a strike to secure recognition of their an unbroken front to be press entry several months ago. Pekin, Aug. 4.— Advices from Port accordance with instructions received union. Field representatives of the forestry Artbnr say that the Russian govern dropped or climbed down from tiie foreign nations, bnt there ill some time since, the war department bureau who have !>een in Southern Ore ment as a result of recommendations bridge, to help. Fortunately the walk lielief that it also heralds tho Boer immigrants who recently estab being anxious to seenre a vessel suit gon during the early Bummer report made by the recent conference tiiere, connecting the boathouse with the of the marquis to control the d lished a colony in Chile have discov able lor its officers in Hawaii. that the timber stand on these lands is has appropriated $6,500,000 for addi bridge was wrecked, else the place foreign situation at anytime! ered a large gold field. euch as to make their reservation desir tional fort i fica1 ions, particularly for would have oeen overcrowded with anx It is believed that Marqniiiii The levying of countervailing duties FIRE THREATENS YOSEMITE. able, a9 a watershed is formed that tbe protection of I>a ny, and that when ious and excited helpers and spectat lias the full confidence of the s ors. on imported Jand bountied sugar ha» promises to grow in importance with comple-ed they twill have a continuous ia in favor of conservative meea In the debris in each of the two dam ward Russia and that he »ill« been extended to March 81, 1904. Guardians of Valley Fight Flames - Forest the development of irriagtion in East line of fortifications from Port Arthur aged floats, several people were found ern Oregon. diplomatic means of obtaining Reserve Scorched. to Dalnv, 35 mi es a ong the coast. Charles B. Hare, of Ann Arbor, caught under timbers snd woodwork. pro quo in Maechuria before r« None of the lands in the withdrawal A Pekin journalist named Rpenchin, Mich., has accepted the appointment YoseYnite Valley, Cal., Aug. 5.— A They were extracted without difficulty. to hostilities. He is regarded The evi of government bacteriologist in the big forest fire is raging tonight just out are said to be valuable for agricultural was beheaded here today. The seriously injured were borne into Philippines, at a salary of $1,500. side of the Yosemite valley anu past purposes, bat are of considerable im dence at the trial was so weak that he theclnbhouee and laid on Ihe floor “ safe man” in a crisis. portance on a«-, onnt of their timber, piobably would have been aoquitt-d, The foreign situation grot! Robert I.ee, who shot an Evansville, the gateway guarded by El Capitan and becanse of the influence of a per bnt the prisoner admitted tiie charge In an incredibly short time everybody acute. The news that Atrerin Should tbe Del., policeman and started a riot that and Cathedral rocks. appeared to have been rescued, anil manent forest on the water supuly. ing the Mancbnrian question asa thit he had attempted to organize a resulted in the death and injury of efforts of the firefighters prove futile, More detailed examinations cf the rebellion at Hankow in 1900. He men were searching the wreckage for in the Kishinef petition matt« the flames will enter the valley and many citizens, has died in prison. lost hats, purses, clothing etc. hope of her assistance among 0» destroy a valuable amount of timber. lands will be made during tlia summer boasted that he had always advocated The bodies of the two drowned were Russian party. Russia hat bee« Seven hundred and eighty-five men State Guardian Stevens has a large and fall, with a view of determining tbe assassination of the Manchus in or are candidates for admission to Yale force ol men at work fighting the flames what portion of the withdrawal should der to rid the country of the dynasty. recover«^ late last night with grappl- ing more aggressive in Mnnrbnr in the undergraduates’ entering classes and it is hoped that the tire may be be eventually included in a reserve. He declared that he was willing to die ing hooks and it is not as yet known Corea, while Great Britain «id This withdrawal Is considered as an for the cause, and went to his execu whether any more remain at the bot have been manifesto - greater'1 of next September. Last year the tot kept between the Conlterville road and tom of tbe river. extension of the original Warner moun tion calmly and bravely. al was 681. counter action. the Merced river. tain withdrawal, which extends south Secretary Root has directed the sale Another Russian Blind. ward into California. To Stay With Lepers. Omitted From House Journal. Would Alarm America. of the military reservation known as Cologne, Aug. 3.— The Cologne Ga Honion In, Ang. 1.—A mud Co ambus barracks, Columbus, O., 60 Vietotia, B. C., Aug, 5.— W. C. Helena. Ment., Ang. 4.— According zette says it hears from Chinese rourc- Rioters are Slain. people at the leper nettlfment days from date, at its appraised valua Deering, of Chicago, who arrived from Rt. Petersburg, via Frontier, Aug. 5. to W. J. McHaffie, who is printing the es that, after secretly negotiati n for island of Molokai, who are not d tion of $290,000. the Orient by the ateainer Tacoma, in permission to maks a geological re — There are reports that tnera were journals of the recent legislature as with the disease, were recent1.' Owing to the numerous strikes dur an interview, says that although the fresh collisions Detween the troops and search in Thibet, Russia sent several permission to leave their pi*« • sembly, house bill 55. nnder the pro ing the summer by men employed in people of the United Statea may not strikers on tbe Trang-Canciisian rail iiundr.d Cassscks into Thibet, assert tnal confinement A I** * the rapid transit subway, it is likely be aware of the fact, the insurgents in way, near Tiflis, last Thursday. The visions of which the eight honrlaw »as ing that the has China’ s permission to themselves of the opportunity » that New Yorkers will la- compelled to the Philippine islands sre organizing j troops were ordered to fire on the riot to be submitter) to the electors of the march through that territorr. The Honolulu, but others hare pi do their traveling above ground until and drilling, and the trouble there is ers, who »ere using revolvers, aith state as a constitutional amendment, government has informs.! its renreeen- a petition asking permission»1’ far from over. He says filibus’ ers are was omitted from the journal of the tatives in Thibet thac no euch permis the first of next April. on Molokai. The territorial ** continually landing arms on the island the result tbat 21 workmen were h'nse. Authorities hold that such an Fire at Hobart, Oklahoma, destroyed coasts, ami the patrol is looked upon as killed. The removal ot a rail by the omission is fatal to the act. an 1 the sion has heen given, and that thev ties are carefully scrutinizing ]■ $200,000 worth of property, a farce. Schooners laden with ccntra- strikers wrecker! a Trans-Caucasian people of the state will not be given must watch Rnssian movements close ords of the petitioners «nd s'11 ly, while abstaining from forceful op the requests of those who «» t train. Twelve carriages »ere smashed Pritain threatens to deport those hand goods have no difficulty in “ run and two persons killed. It is asserted an opportunity to vote upon the pro position. to bo of good character. posed constitutional amendment. Boers who are trying to stir up mischief. ning their caigoes.” ] that the Armenians are inciting the strikers. Mob Holds Up a Train. To Make Electors Vote. Used Peasants for Marks. Money tor Victims' Folk. The national general policy board Huntington,Va.,Aug. 3— Chesapeake I-ondon, Aug 5.— Tbe Times this Vancouver, B. C., Ang *•' has elected Admiral Dewey president. Salt Lake City, Ang. 4 — A special Turkish Patrol Ambushed. morning prints a Vienna dispatch say to the Tribune from Hanna. Wyo., A Ohio express tiain No. 1 was held movement in Canada to mat*^ The diplomatic body at the Vatican ing that the emperor of Russia received ConstAntinop e Ang. 5.— Isolated save: “ The Union Pacific coal con . compulsory has at l»»t predicts the election of kampolla or with be .eve lent e from the Crotians in conflicts continue to ocenr in Mace pany has off red to settle with the rela n[ by a mob of 200 men near Cifton stage of parliamentary nets»- Forge la«t night, and a desperate un Gotti as pope. tbe United States a petition describing donia. last Friday a Turkish patrol tives of the men killed in the recent successful effort was made to take two special from Ottawa says at tr'J which was pursuing the authors oi a Unusual activity continues in Sontn- the position of Crotia in the darkest dynamite outrage fell into an ambnsh mine explosion on the basis of $250 for negro prisoners from tiie tram. Over ing of the elections > nmnittre The house of commons tli - morninr^ ern Russian military circles. Large terms. It also says tbat Prince Unis laid by the Bulgarians near Drama, the unmarried men and $500 to he paid 100 shots were fired by the mob. each widow, with $50 additional for engineer temg left unguarded started decided to recommend a I»* 1*"* orders for war supplies have been on, who on July 27 was reports as having imen wounded in the Kazan dis which is close to the famons plain of each child in the family. The co on- for compulsory voting. Any 1 placer). 1 )eu*traT?’ which r#n *w*y from the trict bv peaaants, ha« beoone insane. Philiippi, where Brtitns ani Ceraia» eT’ s inquest over the reamins of the mob elector who tails to V » The negroes for whom the train An uprising of malcontents is report He was in the hsbit oi testing his were defeated, and seven Turks and victims of the explosion commenced was held np are from Lynchburg, Vm. tion will he deprived o' tD*. The yesterday.” vote at the next succeeding s’*1* er] in the province of Santiago Cuba. marksmanship on tbe bodies of peasants three Bulgarians were killed. Porte announces that tbe 40,000 troops Troop« have been sent to restore pesce. MIH 1 1 « Captures Posse. now in Macedonia will be disbanded. Condones Rennies V Three Firemen Killed. More Money for Fair. Sacramento, Ang. 3 . _ A special to A statement preparer! by the bureau London, Ang. 1.—The T’: ( Chattanooga, Tenn., Aug. 5 — A I-ondon, Ang. 4.— The supplementary Production ol Petroleum. of ¡nailer affairs of the war department head-on collision between two freight statement issned this morning grants the Bee from Sheriff Haggery says morning prints a T k > shows that Philippine commerce is trains, each drawn by tao locomotives, Washington, Ang. 5.— The Uniteci an additional $2’ 0.000 for the aid of D.at the Placerville militia company says that Corea con'emrlatm^L growing very rapidly. re-tilted last night in the death of three State geological survey give« oat the fol tbe royal commission to the St. I.oai* encoetssfnlly captured Sheriff Boeqnit ing the lands orivatelv the Russians at Yongzmph«’. trainmen on the Cincinnati Southern lowing information as a preliminare expoeition for tbe period ending March G r in .’L | PO* ? l in th* An attempt by Boston negroes to railway. 18 milea from Chattanooga. statement of the production of petrol 31, 1904. An explanatory note says h ^ The company snrronnded ward leasing them to Rn*"l,n ' ■ break np a meeting addressed by Book the poses and gradually worked in np- eum in 1902. Total production for the thus legalising their er T. Washington resulted in a riot in The trains met at a dip in the road, at yeer 80,894.590 herrete, valned at $49,- a.l further contributions will be pro a high rate ol speed. All the trainmen th*J * capture have originally display ^ . vide.! in the budgets of snbeequent which three men were stabbed. Police «10,343, or 86 cent« per barrel. ywrs. dency to condone Rns-ia HZ"" except those mentioned jumped. vers called to restore order. "*• ' W N ■ * * commented on in Japan. w. c . oon rx m . r i n u k « . WiLtK’i) DOINGS