Lane County leader., October 30, 1903, Image 2

LANE COUNTY LEADER
BLOW OPEN BANK.
Gang of Robbers Make Successful RaM
oa the Sheridan Bank.
FOR NORTHWEST
CANADA A (IAIN FEARS AMERICA.
Lest She Should (let Greenland, Domln-
Ion Favors Its Purchase.
ALIENS FLOCK IN
back to domain .
Oregon, W a a b l„ g ,on
draw al. Not fc r m»a«B^ *
I
ilk-
W ashington, Oct. 24,_Th
Halifax, N. 8., Oct. 2 7 .— Replying Sargent Reports a Great Increase
Sheridan, Or., Oct. 27.— With nitro­ Chief of Engineers Recommends to a reference made in the t anadian
ure
of the operations o( the u J 1* 1'*-
in Immigration.
glycerine and borrowed tools, three
O O T T A G Ì GROVE ...OREGON.
h sine of commons by Senator Pierce,
ing in Oregon, California
Big Appropriations.
safe-crackers forced the vault of the
,,f New Brunswick’ , to the possibility of
ingtoii,
m g ton, brings out what am».— *
the United States obtaining possession ITALY IS FURNISHING THE MOST.
private bank of Scroggin A Wortman,
th e true reason why te m p o * - '
S I,75$,500 FOR RIVERS AND HARBORS of Greenland to the detriment of Can­
here early Monday morning, took $5,-
. - 3 MW
.
a#t ur.-a*
areas
adian interests, the Halifax Chronicle, Commlasioacr Urges a Law Which W ill drawalH of vast
f"r ion* ^
000 in gold and silver and escaped
serve purponeH” have
Columbia River W ill (let the Bulk ol the the leading newspaper supjKirter of Sir
U
*en
General Review of Important Nappe a la fa
Break Up the Colonies In the City
without leaving a clew, notwithstand
Wilfrid Uurier in Nova Scotia, advo­
these three states on very tlJ ? * *
Money—Ship Canal at The Dalles la
of the Past W eek la Brief and
Which arc Held to Breed Anarchy.
cates the purchase of the island by
ing that J. Z. Eakin, the mayor of
CoeiprsbaaafTS
ing of justification for Wlti., '
Also W ell Provided For.
Canal
la.
The
Chronicle
says:
Sheridan, took three rifle shots at them
such enormous tracts
*»
"Unless prompt action is taken we
Washington, Oct. 26.— The annual
from close range.
Washintgon, Oct. 28.— General Gil no doubt shall awaken some dark report of Commissioner General Frank from entry. Chief Giffotd Pi0cll, 7
The Russo-Japanese convention baa
So similar were their methods to
*
lespie, chief of engineers, in his annual morning to find that our neighbora P. Sargent, ol the bureau of immigra­ the bureau of forestry, as »,.||
been approved by the czar.
those of the bandit gang who attempt­
have encompassed us on the east, also,
officials, state that only .
The first cold spell of the winter has ed to rob the Newberg bank on October report, made public today, recom and that we have another arbitration tion, shows a large increase of Bteerago
of the lands now withdraw,, wlll ™
mended the appropriation at the com to face, or at least, if we cannot secure
struck New York, Pennsylvania and
immigration over that of the preceding
1, that no doubt exists in the minds of
Massachusetts.
ing session of congress of $1,750,000 Greenland by purchase, let us have
lie converted into forcat reserv
year, the aggregate for the fiscal year
Sheriff Sitton, of Yamhill county, and
aome cases, pr^tiaclly the e„ti
for the improvement of rivers and har­ some definite imperial pronouncement
Turkish ministers have advised the
of
1903
being
857,046,
an
excess
over
his deputies that the robber bands are
bors in Oregon, Washington and with reference to it, analogous to the
porte to reject portions of the Maeeon-
drawals w ill ultimately U rct„N *'
that of last year of 208,303, or 32 per
Monroe doctrine.
Idaho.
ian reform plan of Russia and Aus­ identical.
"The other half of this continent is cent. The statistics show ail increase
The robbers entered the bank by pry­
The bulk of the money asked for is
tria.
There appear to lmVe
ing open the front door. A brick vault needed to carry on work at the month by choice and right British. The of immigration from all foreign sources,
Rear Admiral Bowles, chief of con­
with walls three feet thick were cut of the Columbia, to provide a 25-foot American government bought land on suggesting as the chief cause of the in­ prime reasons for withdraw!,,, a " ‘ I
struction and repairs, has resigned to
through with tools borrowed from the channel in the Willamete and Colum­ our northwest solely for the purpose of flux of aliens into the United States land«, and in many cases the more **
become the head of a shipbuilding com­
railroad tool house at Ballston, four bia from Portland to the sea, and for annoyingjus and lessening the value of during the year the inducement offered portant of the two was to pUce*|
pany.
miles away. The small safe inside beginning the construction of the ship our country. They are quite capable, settlers here rather than any special
Receiver Asa B. Thomson, of the la the large vault was then drilled, nitro­ anal around the obstructions in the if unchecked, of pursuing a similar pol­ cause of discontent in their own coun­ valuable vacant public ti,„UrUad|
yond 111 ,, raach of “ scrip p era ,"^ !
( irandejlatid office, may be removed as glycerine was poured in and an explo­ Columbia between The Dalles and icy in the east. Now is the time to tries .
a result of an indictment by the federal sion occurred, which wrecked the safe, Celilo.
take action, or at least to speak out
Of the total steerage immigration lators and land grabbers. The o i l
the vault and the interior of the bank,
grand jury.
For the former projects $500,000 plain warning.”
there came from Europe 814,507; from way this eo«UI be dona, whik
Asia, 29,966, and from all other
Congressman Hermann is placed in a and the plate glass windows in front. each is recommended, and for The
laws continue in force, wa*by,,7|
Pieces
of
the
safe
were
thrown
through
Dalles
canal.
$800,000.
These
amounts,
sources 12,573. If to these figures are
POWDER TRAIN BLOWN UP.
bad light in the Oregon land frauds.
the
steel
door
of
the
vault
and
into
the
added
to
the
available
balance,
will
added to those representing the total drawing the lands from entry ^ I
It is claimed that he could have pre
street.
provide ample funds for continuing Explosion la So Heavy That People are arivals of alien cabin passengers, 64,- course, bonafide entrymen hzv, "
vented many of them.
The sound of the explosion alarmed work throughout the coming fiscal year,
269, the result will show that the total suffer along with the land thieve, I
Thrown Down.
Eleven states will hold elections No­ Mayor Eakin and other citizens. and the fact that all three of these
New York, Oct. 27.—Three freight immigration of aliens to the United As long as these lands can be kepti,I
vember 2. Massachusetts, Rhode Is­ With bullets singing over their heads, works are now known as “ continuing
States during the year aggregated 921,-
land, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, Iowa the robbers climbed into a buggy with contracts" will probably mean that ap­ cars, one of them loaded with dyna­
315, or 105,043 more than the greatest withdrawal, under pretense of e„;.
and Mississippi will elect full state the valuable contents of the bank as propriations therefor w ill be made in mite, broke away from a freight train
number heretofore reported for any one nation to determine their desirsl.ii.tj
tickets and the others minor officials.
freight, and drove to the southward. the sundry civil bill and will not de­ on the Harlem river branch of the New year.
for forest reserves, so long will
York,
New
Haven
A
Hartford
railroad,
Within
half
an
hour
all
Sheridan
knew
pend upon the passage of a river and
Attorney Folk, of St. Louis, has an­
The greatest number of iminigrants, public timber be protected.
and
collided
w
ith
the
remainder
of
the
that
the
only
bank
in
town
had
been
harbor bill at the coming session.
nounced his candidacy for governor.
230,622, came from Italy, an increase
In the meantime, the inter,„r ¡„I
robbed.
General Gillespie estimates that it train on a grade. The car with the of 52,247 over last year; Austro-Hun-
An attachment lias been issued
Engin­
The identity of the safe robbers is as w ill cost' $2,673,509 , to .complete the explosive in it was blown up.
partment, with the full sanction sail
gary
furnished
206,011,
an
increase
of
against Dowie for $1,050 on the claim much a mystery as their present loca­
improvement of the lower Willamette eer Thomas Corrigan was thrown off 34,022; Russia, 136,093, an increase of approval of the administration, is p»J
of a lawyer.
tion, and it was the ¡.belief of Sheriff and Columbia rivers, in addition to his seat and for a few minutes was 28,746; Germany, 40,086, an increase
The king of Spain has abandoned his Sitton that "the *gang who’ terrorized $168,240, available from prior appro­ slightly stunned. He regained i his of 11,798; Sweden, 46,028, an increase paring to put in a hard wiater’e wotj
liefore congress, in an effort to w™|
trip to Rome because the pope will not New berg returned immediately to Port priations, while to complete the south presence of mind, however, and shut of 13,134; Ireland, 35,310, an increase
remedial public land legislation stidj
land. If this holds true in the Sheri­ jetty at the mouth of the Columbia will off steam, bringing the train to a stop
receive him.
of
6,072,
and
England,
23,219,
an
in­
as the repeal of the timber and’styJ
Nearly every house in Baychester
dan 'robbery, the’ move to the south­ require $776,181, in excess of the $1,-
crease
of
126,44.
Of
the
Oriental
The robbers who looted the Burrton,
act, the desert land law, and couimiiJ
ward w-as merely a* blind.
250,000 still available and unexpended. suffered damage from the explosion. A countries, Japan was foremost, with tation clause of the homestead M|
Kan., bank have been captured and the
No estimate of the cost of the new ca­ woman who was thrown from her lied 19,968, an increase of 5,698; while but more than all else, the repeal .1
money recovered.
nal at The Dalles has yet been made. is believed to be the only person who China contributed 2,209, an increase
BAN ON DISEASED STOCK.
the forest reserve lieu land law. winJ
The Ruseo-Austrian reform plan for
Among the other appropriations recom­ was injured. A policeman who was of 560 over last year.
is responsible for many of the Iran,
crossing the tracks a mile from the
the Balkans contains several proposals Owners rtuet Dip Cattle, If Required, to mended are:
Of the total number of steerage that have been perpetrated by the I,
objectionable to the porte.
Nine thousand dollars for carrying scene was knocked down by the con­ aliens, 613,146 were males and 243,- grant ring.
Enter Reserves.
out the revised project for improving cussion. The three detached cars and 900 were females, of whom 102,431
Sir Henry Mortimer, British ambas-
Washington, Oct. 28.—The interior
the Willamette between Portland and the rear car of the main portion of the were less than 14 years of age.
ador at Madrid, has been appointed to
There
department today issued the following Oregon|City, as suggested by the spec­ train were destroyed. Within half
fill the vacant poet at Washington.
were of these 3,341 who could read,
LEDOBS BLAZE WITH «OLD.
instructions to officers in charge of for­ ial board of engineers; $10,000 for mile of the Baychester station not a
but could not write, and 185,667 who
Falling rock in the New York sub­
deepening the channel between Van­ pane of glass remained intact.
est
reserves:
way caught about a score of work men.
In Westchester village almost a'panic could neither read nor write, leaving a Remarkable Rlchneis ol th« 8 n F m |
"Hereafter the owners of all stock to couver} and the mouth of tthe^Colum- reigned, t Men rushed_to the postoffice, remainder both unable to read and
on Owl Creek.
At least 17 are believed to be dead.
bia; $80,000 for completing the ap­
write of 668,038.
The total amount
Butte, Mont., Oct. 24.—Almost falsi
Senator Fulton favors dropping the be grazed in the forest reserves will be proaches and grounds around the canal armed with clubs and guns, believing
of money brought by them into the
Panama canal route and taking up Nic­ required to submit the stock to the in­ and locks at the Cascades; $ '.0,000 for that burglars had',blown open the safe. United States was $16,17,7573.
ulous finds of gold ore rivaling the |
aragua with a view to expediting mat­ spectors of the bureau of animal indus­ continuing clearing of the channel of Two boathouses on Long Island sound,
Exclusive of those denied admission Klondike discoveries have been madel
half a mile away from the scene of the
the
Snake
river
between
Ripariu
and
ters.
try in the department of agriculture
at the land boundaries of the United on Owl creek, near Hamilton, Mont.,I
explosion, were wrecked. £ .. . .-i'
The converted transport Grant is for inspection when called upon to do Imnaha river; $10,000 for dredging
States 8,769 alien immigrants were re­ according to reports received in Butte.I
the
Tillamook
bay;
$2,000
for
Coos
completed. She will test her pumps so and, when found necessary, to have
jected for various causes, the number
MORE
TROOPS
FOR
NANDHUR1A.
river;
$60,000
for
producing
a
greater
on the San Francisco bar and then the stock dipped or otherwsie treated
of rejections being nearly double those The greatest excitement prevails, amltl
depth over the bar at the entrance of
come to the Columbia bar for active before it will be allowed to enter.
of the preceding year. Of these 5,812 stampede is on to the new fields. Miles I
“ Upon receipt of notice by you in Coos Bay; $30,000 for Coquille river Russia la Building Additional Barracks were paupers; 1,773 were afflicted with Romney, mayor of Hamilton, and onel
work.
and
$500
for
CTatskaanie
river.
at the Port of Dalny,
writing from any such inspector that
disease; 1,086 were contract laborers.
of the well known editors of the state. |
Both Russia and Japan are steadily any owner has refused to allow his
For strictly Washington improve­
Berlin, Oct. 27.— An American who
The commissioner refers to the grave has returned after s|x>nd(iii w\m\]
preparing for war.
ments,
the
l€
following
amounts
are
stock to be inspected, or has failed to
has been some months at Dalny, the danger in this country found in the
William E. Lecky, of London, a have it dipped or treated after the same asked:
Russian seaport, on the Liao Tung pen­ colonization of alien communities in weeks at the scene of the discovery,awl|
Lewis river, $7,000; Willapa river,
has been ordered by the inspector, you
noted historian, is dead.
insular, arrived in Berlin. He in­ our great cities. “ Such colonies,” he his account of gold finds sounds like 1
$5,000; entrance to Gray’s Harbor,
Nicaragua has appointed a commis­ will at once notify such stock will not $25,000; tributaries of Puget Sound, formed the corres|>ondent of the Asso­ says, “ are a menace to the physical, fairy tale.
be allowed for the grazing privilege,
ciated Press that the Russian troops social, moral and political security of
sion for the St. Louis 1904 fair.
Ten massive ledges exposed on th«
that his stock will not be allowed in $30,000; Olympia harbor, $25,000; apparently are arranging to stay in the country.”
Removed from the
Captain E. M. Johnson, of the regu­ the reserve, whether a permit has been Tacoma harbor, $5,000; Everett har­ Manchuria permanently. Russia had sweat shops and slums of the great mountain side fairly Maze in inanrl
lar army, will likely be detailed to in­ issued to him or not until he had com­ bor, $10,000; New Whatcom harbor, 200,000 troops in the province, and cities and given the opportunity to spots from the glint of shininggdd|
struct the Oregon national guard.
plied with the order.
If the stock has $35,000; Pen d’Oreille and Okanogan barracks are l>eing erected at Dalnv for acquire a home, every alien, however particles, dazzling the eye. Atowerin)
rivers, $7,500.
two additional regiments. Russia is radical his theories of government and cliff overhangs the leads and a Urge!
Dowie has left New York.
He and already entered the reserve you will re­
also strengthening her position on the individual rights may have lieen, he
his family departed in the night for quire its immediate removal.”
gulch below is choked with boulders oil
CRUSH
JAPS
QUICK.
west bank of the Yalu river. Japan will become a conservative supporter in
Boston without making any announce­
OFFICIALS SAID TO BE CRUEL.
continues her policy of settling Corea. theory and practice of those institu­ ore sloughed from the heights. These
ment of his leaving.
Russian Paper's Advice to Its Govern, She is acquiring large tracts of land, tions under whose lienign protection he chunks of gold laden rick, Romnevl
Land frauds will prompt President
ment—III Feeling to America.
and is building villages having wholly has acquired and can defend his house­ declares, range from the size of a hazel-1
Roosevelt to ask congress to give con­ American Missionaries In Congo Free
hold goods.
State Among Complainants.
London, Oct. 28.— Special dispatches Japanese administration.
nut to masses as large as dwellinn
trol of reserves into the hands of the
The informant of the correspondent
Washington, Oct. 28.— Although not from St. Petersburg report a growing
forestry bureau exclusively.
houses. Enough gold ore is in si(h:.|
also said he did not lielieve war was
ill-feeling
in
Russia
against
both
Eng­
PALL OVER STATE.
It is said that Sir Henry Durand, directly involved, the state department land and the United States, in conse­ impending, “ since Russia is satisfied to
he says, to run a thousand stamps t
British ambassador at Madrid, will he is watching with interest the quarrel quence of the supposed sympathy of remain in Manchuria, not caring to
Shut Down of Amalgamated Company In hundred years.
appointed to succeed the late Sir Mich­ lietween the British foreign office and these countries for Japan. This feel­ extend her authority into Corea.”
W. D. Gross, a Denver mining ei-J
Montana Disastrous.
ael Herbert at Washington.
the administration of the Congo Free ing finds expression in the Novoe Vre
Butte, Mont., Oct. 26.— According to pert, made the first discovery of d
OPEN
W
AR
AQAINST
PRESIDENT.
A New York street car jumped the State, which has led the former to de­ mya, which, in commenting on the de­
every indication tonight the Amalga­ poists on Owl creek on August |
cision of the Alaska boundary tribunal,
track on a curve and caught fire from
mand a reconstruction ami reformation
says it hopes that Canada will now Colombian Senate Refuses to Adjourn to mated Copper company is preparing Conservative estimates of the values
the third rail. All of the 50 passeng­
for a long shut-down as several of the
Please Marroquln. *
ers were severely bruised but escaped of the administration of the Free State. sever the ties connecting it with Great
the ore place the figures between $lt|
pumps in the big mines have suspend
The king of Belgium is the titular Britain.
fatal injuries.
and $300 a ton, this calculationincl»
Panama, Columbia, Oct. 27.— Al­ ed operations.
holder of the suzerainty of this state
The Yrikina maintains a bellicose at­
The Amalgamated officials are reti­ ing thousands of tons of ore lying onl
Russo-Japanese negotiations are agaip and he has supplied the state depart­ titude, expressing the opinion that though the government does not allow
the transmission of all news regarding
at a standstill.
ment with a detailed answer to the neither Great Rritain nor the United the political situation in Colubmia, cent as to expressing an opinion as to the surface. Sections of the veins will!
The umpire in the Venezuelan arbi­ charges made against the Congo admin­ States w ill interfere and Russia was there is no doubt that events of great the probable length of the sus|>eiision, run into the tbouMRdi "f dollarsf
tration case has decided that that coun­ istration by the British government. I letter prepared for war. This paper im)>ortance are lia|q>ening at Bogota. saying it may lie of six or eight months’ worth of gold. Within the past iev|
try has no right to collect local taxes These charges arc in substance that the urges that Japan had better lie crushed A cablegram received here from the duration and perhaps a greater period. days over a hundred elaiuis have Isviil
An effort will he made by leading cit­ sta k e d oR t. Aaaociated with 68® I
Congo officials have l>een guilty of mal­ without delav.
twice.
capital says the senate has declared izens of the state to have the supreme
Senator George Green, of New Vci |
administration, of gross cruelty to the
open war against President Marroquin, court advance the hearing on the ap- who with others represents a capital >
Russo-Japanese negotiations have natives and of bad treatment of the
New Rules tor Shipping of Dead.
refusing to adjourn.
taken a less favorable turn.
One re­ missionaries.
iH*al front Judge Clancy’s decision in $50,000,000.
The house of representatives sides the case, in the hope that a reversal of
Baltimore, Oct. 28. — Representa­
port goes so far ts to say war has been
They are now engaged in incorpentj
tives of railroad companies and the na­ with the president, who insists upon the judgment by thu tribunal will in-
declared.
ing a company, and have 20 men *
For New Extradition Treaty.
tional association of undertakers after an adjournment tieing taken. Among luce the Amalgamated company to re­
Yellow fever is spreading in Texas
Paris, Oct. 28.—Carrying!’ o u t 'in ­ a conference with the mendiers of tl
the senators, it is stated, the idea pre­ sume. Indignation among the Amal­ work on the property.
towns. The state and federal authori­ structions received from Washington,
state lsiards of health of North America dominates of continuing the session un­ gamated people is rife and they are
ties have taken charge of the situation Ambassador Porter has’ begun negotia­
flakes W ar on Thujjs.
on the trans)>ortation of dead ladies, til after the elections shall have been
at Sin Antonio.
tions for an additional ' clause in the decided after July 1, 1904, to prohibit held, in order to prevent President loud in lienounring the present stat? ol
Ogden, Utah, Oct. 24 .—Five bnn-l
extradition treaty lietween the’ United shipment of ladies of persons dying of Marroquin from imposing as his suc­ affairs ami declare that all business on dred citizens tonight attended a m»*|
Three bandits broke open the hank
States and France to cover ! bribery. smallpox or bubonic plague. Bodies of cessor General Reyes, against whom the part of the company will remain at meeting, which was called for the pat |
safe at Burrton, Kan., and secured be­
The formalities will take some weeks, persons dying of Asiatic cholera, yellow violent speeches have been delivered in a standstill until the Boston A Mon pose of taking some action CHn* /"1”?l
tween $1,000 and $2,000 in currency
tana receivership matter is settled sat­
but the informal conferences indicate fever, typhoid fever, diphtheria, scarlet congress.
the numerous hold-ups and robofn»!
la-sides several sacks of eoin.
isfactorily.
the willingness of the French officials fever, erysipelas, glanders, anthrax or
in this city recently. As a resM I
to
make
the
desired
extension.
It
is
the meeting a vigilance committee. J
leprosy will la* shipped only under the
Six Wisconsin desperadoes stole an
Troops on Orand Review.
doubtful,
however,
whether
they
will
Poatofflce
Vault
Robbed.
be known as the Citizens league, ** I
most complete disinfection conditions.
engine near Beloit and when discover­
Fort Riley, Kan., Oct. 27.— A grand
lie
willing
to
make
the
clause
include
Superior, Win., Oct. 23.— When the formed, and over 100 men signed a I
ed shouted defiance.
All traffic was
review of all the troops in camp was
stopped on account of the wild engine. bribery committed before the clause
Dry Dock la Needed.
held this morning.
The scene from Superior postoffice w as opened for busi­ rendering them subject to call ‘or I
goes into effect.
Washington, Oct. 28.— In his annual the hills above the flats was beautiful. ness today the large vault was found to purpose of ridding the city of *n,P" |
By the president and his cabinet the
The organi» ' ’ L
report to Secretary Miaaly, Chief Con­ The masses of troops extended for fully have been rifled of practically the en­ mis characters.
Alaskan boundary decision is regarded
Qreat Props Vleld.
under Mayor Glasmann, wil
‘ I
structor
Bowles,
of
the
navy,
indorsee
two
miles
in
extreme
length
and
when
as the greatest diplomatic success for a
New York, Oct. 28.—Three lives were all recommendations for new work at the long ranks went sweeping along the tire supply of stamps, estimated at operations at once.
generation.
lost by the cave-in of the roof and walls the Puget Sound navy-vard, which march post, with hands playing, colors $15,500. About $100 in fractional sil­
The vault wa<
Immigrants Appeal ta Washington-
The transport (»rant, converted to a of the subway tunnel at !95th street Were suggested by the chief constructor flying and the sparkle of polished steel, ver was obtained.
Ort. 2 4 .-Apr ¡
Among the spectators broke out into enthusi­ forced without the use of explosives.
sea dredge, will be at the month of the last night anil four persons were badly of the van! in his report.
Philadelphia,
Tile
safe,
I
orated
in
the
postmaster's
injured.
All
of
the
dead
and
injured
H a 1’
other things he recommended the con­ astic cheers.
Columbia early next month.
The
In the afternoon the
against deportation were sent to m
private
office,
ami
containing
a
large
inev* |
were
workmen
and
most
of
them
Ital­
name has been changed to Chinook to
struction of a new dry-dock, a marine engineer battalion gave a demonstra­
ington tonight by the Welsh
amount
in
currency,
was
not
molested,
ians.
The
aceident
was
the
most
disas­
immi­
railway for hauling out small craft, a tion in the construction of entrench­ The
avoid confusion with the revenue cutter
who are detained here by the
■nly visible clew left by the Imrg-
trous that has occurred on the con­ floating derrick, dock crane and an ad­ ments.
tirant.
gration commissioners as ' " ’' ‘’
.
lars was an electric pocket lamp.
struction of the subway. At the place ditional wharf and sea wall.
the contract labor law on their . |
where
the
cave-in
incurred,
a
gang
of
China is said to have negotiated a
work at Ellsworth. P*. ' 1
1
Anarchist Will be Deported.
secret treaty with Russia by which the 20 men were at work, which is about
Increase In W ar Estimates.
Go*» to President.
expected by them before the
I
New York, Ort. 27.— John Turner,
latter is practically conceded Man­ 110 feet below the surface.
Washington, Oct. 26 —The estimates for their sailing. British ( '**
Washington,
Oet. 26. — T,»lav’s the Englishman who, while delivering
. ; I
churia.
meeting of the i-ahinet was brief. an address, was arrested last night bv for the war department for the fi«cal ell an<l the Welsh sm-iety 1 ">
Speed ol Battleship Maine.
Only Secretaries Hay and Cortelvon, officers of the immigration bureau, the year ending June 30, 1905, show a net phia are taking an interest in tor
|
Mrs. Carrie Nation attended one of
Washington, Oct. 27.— The navy de­ p.wtinaster General Payne and Attorney
increase over the estimates of the pre­ and are trying to stop the deport'*'
arrest being made under that section of
IViwie'a meetings and when she insist­ partment is in receipt of a telegram
General Knox were present.
Post­ the immigration law empowering the vious year of about $130.000, this in­
ed on asking questions "E lija h ” had from Captain lent*, commanding the
master General Payne annonneed that
cluding about $16.000.000 f„r river
Internal Revenue Receipt«
1
his guards eject her.
hattleship Maine, announcing the ar­ the report of Mr. Bristow on the post- secretary of commerce and labor to ap­ and harlx.r improvements for which no
Wool
- O ct. M .- Ths
prehend
and
deport
anarchists,
was
rival
of
that
vessel
at
Newport
News,
office investigation would he placed in given a hearing liefore a special hoard estimates were submitted last year report of the collections of >n
I
Canada is very bitter toward Eng-
lie shows that for the month,
It of inquiry at Ellis island todav. He The estimates for the military e’stab- CMC
month' of J
and over the result in the Alaskan the run from Culebra Island to Cnrri- the hands of the president today.
rut
light
having
been
made
with
an
av­
had
not
been
derided
when
the
nher, 1903, the total rf" ‘P —,i I
boundary case and relations may never
report was ordered excluded, and will 1* dr. lishment, which includes the pav temher,
erage speed of 15.9 knots.
will be given to the public.
equipment and supplies for the army’ $19,
9,708,241, a decrease as * t
again be as friendly as formerly.
ported Wednesday.
ia about $78,000,000.
’ with
th September,
1902, o f f l ' ' »
I
Septeu
WEEK’S DOINGS