Lane County leader., November 27, 1903, Image 3

THE C a n a l
treaty .
Substance ot the Document Signed b>
Buoaa-VirilU and Hay
passes Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
the^treatv*h°n’ N"
Almost Unanimously.
the
the
amendments
are all
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Panama Minister and Hay Sign
“ 18 « ’»Med t o g i,,
Canal Treaty.
n ers
R e fe r
A b ou t
M ea su re—Din­
E qu ally
Divided.
ine keynote of the treat v i.
% y Which
ic h p lanama
e0,the cedes
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the United
S T i r r land ur l8'“ 18 in the re­
Panama, this govern men t
Washington, Nov. 21.— The house c u e
shall find desirable in
yesterday, by » rising vote of 335 to 21,
pysxl the b ill to make effective the
Of th. canal. In addition, the
Cuban reciprocity treaty. The dis­ treaty |fveg to the United States ahund-
snt
sovereignty
over the canal strip
puting votes were about equally di­
vided lietween republicans and demo- w nch, it is understood, comprises he-
tween eight and ten miles on each side
trate, but there was no record vote, the of the canal. Within this zone, the
minority having too- few votes to order p o w e ro n h . United State, is aWoluw
the yeas and nays.
" i s c o i t m ^ 9 W*r e P‘ r t ‘ n d ^ * u'
The democrats, under the leadership
In general, it may be said that while
of Williams of Mississippi, sought to
the new treaty contains many of the
the last to secure amendments to the
bill in accordance with the action of provision* of the rejected Hav-lferran
treaty, it is not baaed on that conven-
the democratic caucus, but were de­
feated steadily. W illiam s made the tion, but foilows not only the spirit,
but the letter of the Spooner act.
tjnal effort when he tried to have the
Thus, instead of the lease for a fixed
bill recommitted to the ways and means
period of the canal strip, this new
oomniittee with instructions to amend,
treaty provides for a perpetual grant of
but a point of order under the special
rule providing for a vote on the bill the nght of way to the United States,
and instead of a complicated provision
vitbout intervening motion, was sus­
for courts of fixed composition, half
tained.
American and half Colombian, to ad­
Cannon received the applause of the
minister justice over the canal strip
democratic side when he entertained
the new treaty permits this government
the appeal from his ruling made by
to exercise the most complete jurisdic-
Williams, the speaker saying he pre­ tion thereon.
ferred to err if he erred at all in giving
Permission also is given the United
the house the right to express its will. States to fortify the line and the termi­
The appeal was tabled by a strict party nals, and it may police it with troops.
vote.
That portion of the treaty dwelling
• The debate liegan Monday, was con­ with the fortification of the terminals is
tinued to within a few minutes of 4 rather general, but sufficiently explicit
o’clock, the time appointed to take a not to he misunderstood.
vote on the final passage of the bill.
The cities of Panama and Colon re­
Williams closed the debate for his side, tain their municipal autonomy under
and made an arraignment of the repub­ the republic of Panama so long as they
lican policy of protection.
McCall maintain public order and sanitary con­
(Mass.) made the closing speech on the ditions to the satisfaciton of the
republican side. The announcement of United States. Failure to do this gives
the passage of the b ill caused only a the United States, according to the
slight demonstration.
treaty, the right to force strict compli­
McClellan, mayor-elect of New York, ance with the wishes of this govern­
occupied the speaker’ s chair for awhile ment in this direction, and the United
today, as chairman of the committee Statse can even use force to compel
of the whole house.
obedience to its rules as to public order
and public health in these cities.
DBATH IN CRASH.
The money consideration is the same
in the new treaty as in the Hay-Herran
Tbirty-One Killed and Fifteen Injured convention, with the exception that
In T ra in W reck .
the $10,000,000 go to Panama instead
Peoria, 111., Nov. 23.— Thirty-one of to Colombia. The treaty further
men were killed and at least 15 were provides that ths canal is to be neutral
and open ot all nations on even terms.
injured today in a head-end collision
Secretary Hay had a conference with
between a west-bound freight train and the Panama minister late last night,
i work train on the Cleveland, Cincin­ and the general terms of the treaty
nati, Chicago & St. Louis rairload, be­ were agreed upon.
tween Mackinaw and Tremont, 111.
CURB FOR CONSUMPTION.
The bodies have been taken from the
btforis, which is piled 30 feet high on Ruaalan Rhyalclan la Having Rem ark­
tbetracks, a huge pile o f broken tim­
able S u ccess.
ber, twisted and distorted iron and
Moscow, Nov. 21.— Remarkable cures
steel. The bodies are so mangled that
of consumption have recently been
many are unrecognisable.
All the
effected in Russia by Kisel Zaogranski,
dead and most of the injured were
formerly a mining engineer, and now
members of the work train. The crews
especially licensed by the Russian med­
on both locomotives jumped to save
ical department to practice medicine.
their lives.
Zagoranski has given the Assoicated
The collision occurred in a deep cut
Press an account of the origin of his
at the beginning of a sharp curve,
consumption cure, from which it ap­
neither train being visible to the crew
pears that 30 years ago he was sent to
«1 the other until they were within 50
Siberia to superintend extensive min­
left of each other. The engineers set
ing works.
The medical facilities
the brakes, sounded the whistles and
there were extremely limited, and Zag­
then leaped. The trains struck with
oranski himself attended to the medi­
inch force that the sound was heard for cal wants of the workmen to the best
miles around. A second after the col­
of his ability.
lision the boiler of the work train ex­
An old foreman of the mine, how­
ploded, throwing heavy iron bars and ever, always took care of consumption
timbers 200 feet.
cases, and almost invariably cured
Conductor J. W . Jude, of Indianapo­ them. The foreman died some years
lis, who had charge of the freight train, ago, confiding his tuberculosis cure to
received orders at Urbana, it is said, to Zagoranski, who continued to use it. I
wait at Mackinaw for the work train.
Hearing a rumor that John D. Rock»,
The freight train did not stop. The feller, of the United States, had offered
«ngineer of the work train, George an immense prize for the discovery of a
Becker, had orders, it is said, to pass consumption cure, he consulted Ameri­
the freight at Mackinaw, and was on can Consul Smith, who, with his broth­
the way there. The work train was er, W. E. Smith, began a systematic
»bout five minutes late, and was run­ observation of the cases of several pa­
ning at full speed in order to make up tients, and especially that of an Eng­
time.
When about two miles from lish lady, an acquaintance of the con­
Sinert and entering a cut, both engi­ sul, who had been given up by the doc­
neers saw the approaching trains and tors. She submitted to Zagoranski’s
realicwl it was impossible to stop. treatment, which was given under pro­
They threw on the emergency brakes, fessional medical observation. This
whistled twice and then leaped from occurred last spring, and the cure ap­
their cabs.
pear. to be permanent.
R ates o n S te e l fo r E xport Cut.
ew York, Nov. 23.— A conference
reen representatives of near’ y all
railroads east of the Mississippi
r and representatives of the steel in-
ry was held here today. It was
iled to grant a reduction of 33 1-3
cent on all iron and steel manufac-
d goods intended for export. It
decided that on December 1 there
1)© a reductoin of 33 1-3 per cent
he present domestic rates, to apply
sport tariff on finished steel pro-
including structural iron plates,
ns and rails.
w in H old S u ltan
Responsible.
Vienna, Nov. 23.— A dispatch to the
Sene Kreye Press« from Constantinople
imports that the grand vizier has re­
signed.
He confirms the annnunee-
“xsnt that the Turkish foreign office
B«s been notified that if the programme
’* not accepted this week Baron von
Calico, the Austro-Hungarian ambassa­
dor, and M. Zityrvieff, the Russian am-
bassador, w ill personally present the
*nltan with copies thereof and hold
him responsible for the consequences
F orests Must be Conserved.
Rochester, N. Y ., Nov. 21.— Offic­
ials of the National grange were in­
stalled today. The committee on for­
eign relations expressed itself in favor
of reciprocity with all countries which
consume our products The committee
also favored international arbitration.
The committee onagricutlure presented
a report in whieh it said that the two
pressing necessities confronting the
American farmer were changes of law
in the matter of disposing of onr vast
public domain and the conservation of
the forest area of the country.
Sheep Are Freezing to Death.
Denver, Nov. 21 . - A special to the
Fort from Sydney, Neb., rays: Pas­
sengers on east bonnd tm o n Pacific
passenger trains report that 50.000 or
more Sheep are freezing to death "
deep snowdrifts north of CokeMHe.
W yo., on the Oregon Short Line.
These sheep had been summer grazed
in the Idaho and Wyoming mountains,
north of Cokeville and were being
removed to the winter ranges of the
Red Desert, in Wyoming.
Ten New Doable Stars Dlscevered.
T e x a s R a is e s Q nsrantlne.
Ban Antonio .Texas, Nov. 2 3 .— The
official proclamation of Governor Lan-
h»m raising the quarantine against San
Antonio went into effect today and
JOwns and counties all over Texas have
"•rn lifting their local quarantine.
Train service w ill be resumed on all
milroada tomorrow.
J. M. DURHAM, Prop.
lost
Dcswcrata F o u g h t lo r T hem to Last and
Tben Tried t o
Cottage Grove
T ra n sfe r Co.
» — Although
IS
London, Nov. 2 1 .- T h e corre.pon-
dent of the Dailv Mail at Sydney, J*-
sav, that Professor Hnssey, of the
W..
observatory. who has b ~ n j .m p -
Lick
for several week, at Canoblas, has
ing
di'w-overel ten new doable start. Pro-
d,,C0 S u s^ v regards the discovery a*
fensor
greatest importance.
of f ths I
NO
DISPUTE
President R oosevelt
ON
ANY
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P R O P E
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Nose are Spec
laities.
C A P I T A L - $25,000
Phone - - 116
▲ general banking business transacted.
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Draying and all kinds
of hauling. Furniture
and Piano moving a
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ORGANIZED
Office In the Allison & Madsen Building.
JjR . B. R. JOB
3 - Q O O
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
All calls promptly attended.
Washington, Nov. 20. — Secretary
Hay and M. Philippe-Buna-Variila, the
minister of Panama, at 6 o ’ clock this
evening, signed the Hay-Buna-Varilla
treaty, providing for the construction
of ths Panama canal by the United
States. The ceremony occurred in Sec­
retary Hay's study. The Panama min­
ister arrived at Mr. Hay’ s house
promptly at 6 o'clock, having made an
appointment with the secretary for a
conference at that hour. He was sur­
prised to find that the secretary had be­
fore him the treaty engrossed in dupli-
c? te' The secretary informed M . Buna-
\ railla that he was ready to sign the
treaty. The minister read the docu­
ment carefully, and then he and Secre­
tary Hay attached their signatures to
it.
The secretary and minister refused
to comment on the ceremony. The
only official admission that can be had
is that the matters of the terms of the
treaty are practically settled.
The
treaty in its text cannot be made public
at this moment for two reasons:
First— Because of the unwritten law
which obliges the state department to
await the pleasure of the senate in this
matter of publicity.
Second— Because the president has
not yet determined when the conven­
tion shall be submitted to the senate
for ratification. His present purpose
ia to withhold it until there is reason­
able assurance that its consideration
will not obstruct any of the legislation
for which the present special session of
congress has been called.
Office, Main St. next door to Leader offlo«.
Speaking - Furniture
Phone, No. 114.
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M. A. MOODY WINS.
Judge Instructs Jury to Return a Ver­
d ict ot Not Oullty.
Portland, Nov. 20.— Ex-Representa­
tive Malcolm A. Moody is acquitted
and exonerated. Before the hearing of
the case was completed, Judge Bellin­
ger ordered that a verdict of acquital
be returned. After listening to a brief
argument on the essential points in the
action, the judge expressed the convic­
tion that there waB no evidence to show
that Mr. Moody was guilty of any il­
legal action the transaction through
which he was alleged to have embezzled
and opened a letter belonging to Mrs.
Margaret L. Conroy. Without premit-
ting the case to proceed further, he
took the matter in his own hands, com­
manded the vredict lie prepared im­
mediately, and ordered a juror to sign
it for the jury.
Before ordering the case disposed of
in this manner, the judge took occasion
to pick to pieces the chain of evidence
that the prosecution had attempted to
prove “ by inference," and stated that
no evidence had been brought out to
show that there was any illegal design
back of any act Mr. Moody had per­
formed relative to the transaction in­
volved.
ON THB VERQB OF ANARCHY.
Hondura» la Likely to Hava a Revolu­
tion a t Early Date.
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Nov. 18.
(via Guatemala, Nov. 20.— Honduras
is at present on the verge of anarchy,
and the condition* are such that a rev­
olution may break out at any time.
The governmental party was complete­
ly overwhelmed at the recent elections,
and the opposition controls the legis­
lative branch of the sovernment.
Consequently any measure favored by
the administration is voted dow n.
The reported intention of Nicaragua
and Guatemala to unite against Hon­
duras, while apparently unfounded,
has had the effect of adding to the gen­
eral apprehension.
If Guatemala were to take the offens­
ive she would be in a poiation to cauae
much trouble, as »he maintains a large
force on the Honduras border. The
reason for this is given as a fear that
Salvador has design* on Guatemala
and the force is kept ready to resist
any invasion.
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at ou r Store.
All kinds o f Country Produce Bought and Sold
Attorney-at-Law
Special attention given to Collection«.
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have bnrned five Bulgarian villages in
revenge for an attack made by the Bnl-
ga'nans on the Mussulman village o l
Zarasa.
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Abstract of title to deeded land.
Pa­
pers prepared for filing on government
land.
Blue print# of township maps
showing all vacant lands for f l each.
Plans and estimate# for all kinds of
buildings.
Special designs for offlea
fixtures. Notary public in office.
Douglas County Bank Bldg.
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One Large Mine Olvea In.
Denver, Nov. 2 0 — The Matchless
mine at Erie, principally owned by
United States Senator Thomas M. Pat­
terson, and one of the largest coni pro­
ducers in the northern district, tonight
agreed to grant the eight-hour .lay and
the new wage scale demanded by the
miners. The mine will be reopened
immediately.
It i* confidently ex­
pected that the desertion of Senator
Patterson from the mineowners’ ranks
will force other large owner*.
€1 re tro .
M I8 C K L L A IN K O U 8
Rebels Are Driven B ack.
San Domingo, Republic of Santo Do­
mingo, Nov. 20.— Severe fighting took
place last night around this city. The
rebels were prevented from entering
the capital. The loss of the rebels is
not known. The United Staten cruiser
Baltimore landed marine* to protect
American interests.
Guards were
placed at the Ameriean legation and
consulate, and the Clyde Steamship
agency. The situation otherwise is un­
changed. All is quiet this morning,
hut a new attack in expected at any
time.
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