Lane County leader., July 01, 1904, Image 6

LANE COUNTY LEADER
passage
p a r t ia l l y
blocs
to.
WAS UNANIMOUS
SOON TO BATTLE
AMERICA TO DROP IT.
No Demand For Redress W ill
la Perdicaris' Case.
SUNK BY SMBLu]
J ap anese
Send
R u sh , ,
Be Mspe
the Bottom
F leet Has O re st D ltficsn y
T ok ic. Juno 27— A.|miw
L ea vin g P ort A rthur.
A . CLIFFORD O AUC. fcdit*r A P ufe.
Most
Decisive
Fight
of
Russo-
Washington, June 2 8 ,-T h e stats de­
porta an engagement at
Tokio, June 29.— The detailed report Roosevelt and Fairbanks Chosen
Japanese War Imminent.
partment does not contemplate any re­
laat Thursday in which a
C O T T A G E GRO VE
OREGON
received from Admiral Togo of the op­
to Head Republican Ticket.
clamations upon the Moorish govern-
the Pereaviet type was , unk""
erations before Port Arthur, which re­
nient on account of the Perdicaris incr- j
OUTPOSTS ARE FACE TO FACE ties h ip of th e j< s v ..,„ r l '
sulted in the sinking of another Rua
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
PRESENT dent. In its view that tne government i
first-class cruiser of ths'n.
sian battleship, shows that the en
has suffered severely, both from a Tbe Twa A rm i*» Aggregata Three Hun- were damaged.
trance to the harbor at Port Arthur is
General R eview o f Im portant H appening! still blocked to such an extent that it A nnou ncem ent W na A ccom panied by Re­ financial point of view and in national J dred The u « b d Msa-Oeaerals Sperr­
The report ia general
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sounding D em onstration B lack and
humiliation, through its compliance
o f th e P o s t W e e k in B rief and
tag for the Beat Positions.
is impossible for the Russians to
Port Arthur fleet came out,
C om p reh en sive Form .
DoUiver M aks th e N om inations.
with the demand of the use of force, by j
uor Thursday and
maneuver. The operation of bringing
appearing to the powerful influences of
the Russian fleet into the open, ac­
St . Petersburg, June 2 9 — A dispatch tìee,
Chicago, June 24 — The swift, sure the Sbereefs Mouley Ali and Mouley j /w w [.¡„„tenant General S a k h a ro ff to-
Perdicaris Bays the brigand Raisoli cording to the report of the officers of
ii posing as a patriot.
current of public opinion for the sec­ Ahmed, who headed the escort sent to night, telling of numerous skirmishes,
the Japanese scout vessels, lasted from
F irs fo r T w s lv , L.
confirms the belief that tbe gieat de-
London papers praise Admiral Togo 11 a. m ., till 3:30 p. m ., and was diffi­ ond time in the history of the Republi­ bring the prisoners to Tangier. More-
Chicago, June 27__ a !
battle of the campaign between
for bis latest victory off Port Arthur.
can conventions, yesterday resulted in over; France practically fu.ni.bed , b .
« -T —
cult in the extreme.
Daily Newa from Cbefoo u
the selection of a national ticket with­ money from which the ransom was the armies of Generals Kuroki and Oku
Russians are said to have been de­
When first seen by the main fleet the
“ Another demonstration^
feated in a decisive battle at Tashichao. Russian ships were in a double column out a dissenting vote. Theodore Roose­ paid, as the recent French loan of $12,- ia imminent. The three armies aggie-
off Port Arthur Thursday
velt,
for
president,
and
Charles
W.
Count Tolstoi inveighs against the formation, the first made up of four
500,000 gave the sultan the means to gate 300,000 men, and ,heir
Raisuli'» demand for $70,000 | are today ¡n t o u c ^ a ll^ a lo ^ tbe line. gan from the forts about 10,
present war and holds the crar up to cruisers and six battleships, with the Fairbanks, of Indiana, for vice presi­
meet
The Japanese evidently tried to draw continued until 10 p. m
battleship
Czarevitch
in
the
lead.
ridicule.
dent, received every vote in the conven­ ranaoui.
I Kuropatkin as far south SB possible, was about the same aa onth, I
Ths second column wss made up of the
The body of another woman has come
tion.
The Raisuli incident is going to have ¡10|j,ng ouk gg incentive a check to the
cruiser Novik and seven destroyers.
to the surface from the General Slocum
Mean day.
Ms
Regardless of the fact that the nomi­ an important effect on the adoption of advance of Oku's main army.
That the Japanese did not attack in
disaster.
“ The deetroyera and to
force and attempt to aink the entire nation of one had been assured for a firm French policy toward Morocco, j (jme 0kn BW,lng gharply to the e eaat-
The correspondent of the Associated wgrj ^ j0jn Kuroki toward the Chapan pursued the same tactics, »„ ]
I. H. Amos, of Portland, Is a possi­ Russian fleet was due to the fact that
Press learns that definite steps have 1 pass Kuroki
. . at . the same -»—
1 —
ble candidate for president on the Pro­ nightfall arrived before the ships could
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moving
iliaryferuiser lay ofl the i,i. '
(orce t,y the right flank toward the firing had ceased, when i
already been taken
to inaugurate j * ^
hibition tickst.
be brought within range, and nothing
French authority. M. Delcasse
— * has
•— se­ Haicheng
-¡-he main Japanese ad- ed eastward at full speed.
was
left
but
for
the
torpedo
attack.
It
Heat prostrations have been numer­
lected M. Raindre, the ex-French rep­ vanee continues along the main Feng >f “ At 8:30 p. m., the sante
ous the past few days in New York and is generally believed now that another
resentative at Geneva, to take up the Wang Cheng-Liao Yang road, avoiding tiring began heavily from"
attempt will be made by the Russians
Washington.
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organization of the Moroccan customs tbe Mao
to escape.
Tien pass
by a detour to the with
much activity of the t
John Aleanzder Dowie has returned
at the ports, including Tangier. The northward.
indicating the approach
to the United States.
recent F’ rench loan to Morocco ia guar­
Nothing is known here of the exact boats. A little later the i
FLBBT FAST BEINO MADE READY.
anteed by the customs leceipta. There­ pointât which Kuropatkin’ s main force dietant firing was heard
Harriman is said to be about to se­
fore,
M.
Raindre
will
oversee
the
cus­
is concentrated, though it is beiieved from the land side of Port At
cure control of the Santa Fe system.
R ussia R edoubles H er E fforts t o O et
toms administration. He ia now or- that a large part of the Liao ’I ang
tinning until 2:30 in the n,o
The American Federation of Labor
B altic S quadron R eady.
agnizing a large staff. The next step force has been moved to a point be­
“ During that period theril
has entered into the Colorado miners’
will
be
the
organization
of
French
po­
tween Kinchou and Ta Tche Kiao.
St. Petersburg, June 29.— Work on
almost uninterrupted thum
strike.
lice
or
gendarmerie
at
Tangier.
the Baltic squadron designed for service
field guns and volley firing
BELL COMBS OUT PLAINLY.
It appears by all accountB, including
Russia has redoubled her efforts to
with clashes aa of siege gun,
in the Pacific is being pushed with re­
that
of
Perdicaiia
himself,
as
set
down
get the Baltic squadron in shape to sail
“ It is probable that what tot
doubled vigor night and day. Ad­
in his letters, that he did not suffer He W ill Deport More Men If the G over­
for the Far East.
was a general shore action wifi
undue hardship; that he was treated
miral Birileff, the commander-in-chief
nor W ill Only D irect.
The Kansas wheat harvest will he
demonstration. It seems s
with kindness and consideration by
Cripple Creek, Colo., June 29.— Gen- the Japanese intend
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delayed many days on account of the at Constadt, is co-operating with Vice
to wesro
RaisuIi and that he has no ill-feeling I
Admiral Rojetsevnsky, in command of
recent heavy rains.
eral Sheimaii Bell, who is governing j fenders hy continued nightaetU
toward that, to him, agreeable bandit. Teller county under martial law, has j ‘
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! tore making a final simulo
What Is thought to be a final report the Baltic fleet, to hasten the work.
No sufficient reason exists w by any fur­
is-ued another statement for publica- and land attack.”
on the General Slocum disaster shows The captains of the battleships Navarin
ther demands should be made upon the
|
tion,
which
in
part
is
as
follows:
that 1,031 ilvea were lost.
sultan of Morocco either for indemnity |
and bissoi Veliky and the armored
“ There are 10,000 lieu being written j
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
M A Y LE AD TO REBE
or the punishment of the kidnapers, j
Eleven persons were seriously injured cruiser Admiral Nakimoff, the first ves­
about me. Iant acting under orders
If the sultan chooses to take vengeance
Republican Nominee for President
and many more slightly in a collision sel to go out into the roadstead in com ­
I of the governor of the state of Colorado, j
upon Raisuli, that is his own affair.
S ay s Miners
of two street cars at Chicago.
j He stands lor peace and quiet and good j P resident M s e o n y e t r P olicy
mission, have been publicly com pli­
o f Belt
; government, and lias instructed me to j
A call has been issued for a meeting mented for their diligence. In order months ami the other for days, the an­
PLANNED A DASH.
see to it that the Western Federation oi i Cripple Creek, Colo., Jons
of the Trans-Mississippi Commerical not to impede the work, the crews are nouncement of the choice was accom­
Miners shall not—directly or indirectly reply to a telegram from the
congress at St. Louis September 10-17 not mustered to salute the commander- panied by a resounding demonstration
which attested the candidates’ uni­ Japanese S tru ck R ussian Fleet In the — murder any more men, and they World, Charles II. Moyer n,
Chinese banuite are helping the Jap­ in-chief when he visits the vessels.
Nick of Time.
shall not.
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A strict guard is maintained at Cron- versal popularity.
anese bv giving movements of troops,
“ So far as placing Denver under the Western Federation of |
The cheering was led by figures
Tokio, June 28.— Admiral Togo, re­
attacking outposts, and blowing up stadt. Even the warships’ 'aunches
who
is
now
a
prisoner
in
t
are not allowed to enter the naval known through the breadth of the land porting further on his succees at Port I martial law is concerned, that rests
bridges
\ solely with the governor. Provided he jail here, sent an extended!
basins after dusk. Lieutenant Vavil- and echoed by a mighty throng of en­
F'ire, supposed to be of incendiary lor, in charge of the naval lahroatory, thusiastic men and radiant women as­ Arthur, says hie patrol boat discovered should see fit to do so, I am his adju present conditions in the stats
origin, destroyed $ MOO ,000 worth of was arrested recently and confined to a sembled in the Coliseum to witness the battleship Peresviet and seven other tant general, ommanding the military
property in the lumber district of fortress for bringing a relative to the the crowning feature, as well as the vessels, accompanied by nine torpedo forces of the state, and w ill see to it \ standpoint. Mr. Moyer said ii
“ The deportation of the oaie
Cleveland.
close of the national convention that boat destroyers, near the entrance to that hundreds of bad men are deported,
laboratory without permission.
and othere, being in my opis
and
after
martial
law
has
been
called
marks
the
seim-centennial
of
the
Re­
Generals Oku and Kuroki are be­
Port Arthur harbor. The patrol boat off, if the citizens permit the cattle I !
the .. .. Western
publican party in the United States.
lieved to have joined their forces.
....
t n ‘. —
n ■ ■. -Il
.11 1 __ t Fi
t
MORMONS OET MEXICAN TRACT.
warned him wirelessly, and he imme­ intend to deport to return that will lie Miners will use all lawful
members
A decisive battle between the main
No man who wants to establish tlieii
diately advanced hia entire fleet, except their business.
aimiee of Russia and Japan is expected Half M illion A cre s W ill Be P u rch a sed In
work will be molested, but the person homes. No violence will
those engaged upon special duty.
shortly.
S on ora o r C hihuahua.
who lives solely and only by his mouth, to. but such legal steps as mapi
The admiral then discovered that I
provided Governor Peabody gives me essary to bring about the
France will send a warship to Hayti
Mexico City, June 29.— A report is
the Russian fleet consisted of six battle- { the word, will have to emigrate. The 8,d' 8 " i l l be taken at the props
to enforce a red ryes for the attack on being circulated here to the effect that
ships, five cruisers and 14 destroyers, |
time for temporizing talk in Colorado Pending such action, deporldJ
her minister.
the commander having evidently plan­
the Mormon church would be quite ac­
has passed. What we ought to do now hers and their families will 1
ned a dash by sundown.
A boiler valve on the United States tively engaged during the next few
is to act, and I guess we are going ported by the federation.
The Russians stopped outside the en­
torpedo boat Biddle blew out seriously
“ General Bell alleges that hi;
some.”
months in securing land in vraious por­
trance to the harbor, and after night-1
burning two men.
1 has been successful, and
tions of Mexico foi the purpose of colo­
fall a fleet of Japanese torpedo boat de- !
LEGAL FIUHT ON OIL TRUST.
states are expected to follow
Perdicaris and Varley have been re­
nization. Theasseition is made that
atroyers resolutely attacked the Rus­
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this be true, then rebellion i_
leased by the Moroccan bandit and
sian
ships,
and
succeeded
in
torpedoing
Ohio Man B egins Suit to D issolve the probably, as the great majority
have returned to Tangier. The former it was recently decided to purchase a
and sinking a battleship of the Peres­
Standard Oil Company.
American people are today (
has aged graetly from the hardships tract of 500,000 acres in Sonora or Chi­
viet
type,
and
disabled
the
battleehip
j
suffered while a captive.
huahua, to be used as an extension of
Trenton, N. J., June 29.— Chailes J. i 8IIch “
and. regrardleas
Sevastopol.
Fire destroyed the H oo-Hoo house at the colonies of Colonia, Dubitili and
A ciuiser of the Diana type was ob­ Henderson, Jr., of Jersey City, and | ' 8In’ wo“ ld bltterly resist any
the St. Ixmia fair and for a time en­ Diaz.
served burning. It was towed into the Jospeh M. ’ Newlin, of Philadelphia, ! t0 put . * 8 8 m e' Dto P,acti<»-
The arrangements are about
gree with the general as tot
dangered the Oregon, Texas and Ger compieteti, it is said, and within a few
harbor and it was ev ident she sustatin- jcounBel f,,r George Rice, of Marietta,
man buildings. The loss is placed at weeks the deeds will be ready for
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. . . . . . of . chancery
. troubles
. , . . . being
- , settled in
filed in .„v
the . court
c
ed serious damage, The torpedo boat 1 ° - t-«lay
a bill for the ¿isolation ..( the Stand- “ “ t do be!Ieve they will bs
1000,00 and insurance of 20,000 car transfer.
destroyer Shiiakumo was hit by
ried.
shell, which fell in the cabin, killing ard oil company, a New Jersey corpora- Uie ballot ,D the month of »
In addition to these lands, it is
three men and wounding three others. 1 ’ *” n, charging that the company is il-
learned, the Mormon elders have taken
Five more bodies have been recov­
P laces N ot t o B e Had for
. . the same class, legal, and that it exists in violation of
The Chidori, a vassel . of
hold of several other land offers recent­
ered from the General Slocum wreck,
was hit behind the engine room, but the anti-trust laws of the United States,
Washington,June 24.— D. I.
ly made to them. Among these are
maxing a total of 912, of which 824
no casualties resulted therefrom. Tor- and <d " le statute relating to monop secretary of the Isthmian Csuij
said to Ite large tracts of land in Sinaloa
have been identified.
It is believed
and Chiapas.
pedo boats 64 and 66 were slightly nlies.
I mission, today gave out the f<
the casualties will reach 1,000. More
CHARLES W . FAIRBANKS
j The bill charges that the Standard “ Applications for places si
damaged.
than )100,000 has been subscribed to
I oil company in Ohio was dedared ii-j commission have been filed by I
Republican Nominee for Vice President
Japan S eek in g No O eln.
the relief fund.
legal by the courts of that state, but a»ds, and are still pouring
A
p
ology
Not
S
ufficient.
Vienna, June 29.— The Allegemeine-
that the company, instead of dissolv- ought to he understood that no
The president has announced the fol­
Paris,
June
28.—
Hayti’s
apology
for
No less than 10,000 men and women
Zeitung says that according to a diplo­
ing, in obedience to that decision, lias, possessing special qualification
lowing cabinet appointments:
W il­
matic note received here the Japanese participated in the ratification of the tlie insult to the French minister at | by subterfuge, evaded the Ohio deci- j appointed
liam H. Moody, of Massachusletts, at­
for tbe work oflbi
government has resol veil, in case peace patty program, and the consequent roar Port au Prince, M. Deprez, who was ■ion, and that the New Jersey corpora- mission
torney general; ran) Morton, of Illi­
The work will be
is restored, to demand nothing else of cheering and handclapping was deaf stoned hy the palace guards recently, tion is merely a holding company for
nois, secretary of the navy; Victor H.
a technical character.
than was mentioned in the govern­ ening. The band stationed high among lias l>een received by the foreign office,
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Metcalf, of California, secretary of
Those
for service i
It ap­ the Ohio concern. The bill asks that
ment’ s note of December last; that if the girders of the hall was drowned by but does not give satisfaction.
commerce and labor.
not only the company be dissolved, but : isthmus, in addition to the
even if Port Arthur lie taken by the the tumultuous, unbounded demonstra­ pears to seek to make light of the in­
that its assets be distributed among the j of exceptional qualifications, niimil
Thirty per sons were killed anil many Japanese, to restore it to Russia, re­ tion. Hats were tossed into the air, cident. The officials here are not dis­ stockholders as paying off its outstand-
‘ ” ' physical examination,
a rigid
specting the Russo-Chinese agreement, state emblems were waved and flags, posed to assume a belligerent attitude
injured in a train wreck in Spain.
mg securities. For the accomplish- the direction of the public h esltkl
tri-coolred,
shimmering toward a small power, but they expect
and that Japan will regard Russia as Iteautiful,
H . E. Huntington has resigned as economically predominant in Manchu­ silken flags, fluttered from every hand Hayti adequately to realize and redrets ment of this purpose, it is asked that marine hospital service to test
a receiver be appointed.
ness for service In the tropics.
the offenses. This contributed to the
vice president of the Southern Pacific.
ria. Japan demands only that she be aa though stirred by a gale.
Probably not one in a hi
The roll was called and the unanim­ decision to send a warship to Haytian
considered with the other great powers
Perdicaris and Varney are believed
To Discharge Four Thousand Men
................. have
....... even s
those applying
ous vote of the delegations recorded for waters.
in the solution of Asiatic questions.
to have lieen liberated by the Moroccan
' hiladelphia, June 29.— Four thoi s - 1 chance of appointment,
Mr. Roosevelt without incident until
bandit.
and men will be discharged from the
the name of New Jersey asked unanim­
B utte M iners Will Qlve $ 25 .00 0 .
Hulk T ow ed t o D ock .
Baldwin Locomotive works within the
ous consent that the roll tie dispensed
Kuropatkin A ddresses Trap.
The hull of the ill-fated steamer
Butte, Mont., June 28 —The Butte
next few days.
Six thousand have
New York, Juno 29.— Crowds, with with and that the secretary of the con­
(ieneral Slocum has been raised but no
Kaichou, June 25.— General
dropped*
from
,
..
------ the
...» eom- patkin inspected General Stakel
heads bowed and uncovered, lined both vention he instructed to cast the entire $27),000 to the Colorado miners to
bodies found.
sides of East river today as the black­ vote for Mr. Roosevelt. The objection aist them in preying the legal teat to w * "n i T X ^ i i to
The“ g rel°t^ troops and addressed them,
Palace guards at Port an Prince,
was general and every state accepter!
“ I shall see you soon again
Hayti, threw stones at the French and ened hulk of tbe General Slocum was the opportunity of casting ^ita entire be made on the Colorado supreme court number ever employed is about *16 non
decision upholding the habeas corpus. These statements w o J
, ‘ I ’000' must settle with the Japanese
towed to a dock in Erie Baein, where it vote for the president.
German ministers.
and allowing Preeiden, Moyer, o f't h e officer o M h e ^ m ^ T y £ £
^ a* lv. Till then we are not going
is to be inspected hy the Federal au-
Pandemonium broke loose again
A packing company has completed
The men responded heartily, ThsM
Western Federation of Miners, tore- places made v s e m
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thoritiee. The flags on the togs having
arrangements for placing a $500,000 the wreck in tow were at half-mast, when the speaker announced that there main in jail without charges having !ncn in the boiler Ihnm U "t^lkf,. 0, 300 crai also addressed the
were 994 votes and 994 had been cast been placed against him. The right of filled bv th- m e n . P* last week were
plant in Portland.
which specially distinguished
and when passing Rarreto Point, where for Roosevelt. A great picture of the
selves in the recent fighting, si
Russians attacked Japanese 50 miles the Slocum sank and where so many president was carried about through Governor Peabody and G e n .,., ¿ „ t o men r ^ t l y d . s c h i ^ T ' r0,n ^
deport
miners
without
trial
will
also
7
«charged,
“ented the 8t. George croes to JM
lost their livee, the flags were dipped. the hall.
from Feng Wang Cheng and were
be tested by the Butte miners.
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cere and men. The reports of
All the craft in the harbor dipped tbeir
pulsed with considerable loss.
Ex-Governor Black, of New York,
anese treatment of pried
Condemned By Prize Court.
flags as the flotilla paa ed. .
made the speech nominating Roosevelt,
The national ’06 board has decided
W et Make More Miners On.
Vladivostok, June 29.— The prize wounded are marked by con
and Henator Dolliver, oi Iowa, nomin­
on five buildings at the Lewis and
Cripple Creek, Colo., June 28.— The = 1 / T i c,ondtnin«d the British
ated Fairbanks.
D ies of H eart Failure.
Clara exposition with an immense floor
miltiary commission held tn all-day
Iceb rea k er tn s t a r t for Fsr
Manila,
June
29.
—
Mgr.
Gnidi,
In VUA
.0 '!.’ C* p,nred by the Rus­
apace.
session to dispose of the cases of 100 s i a n Vl a d ivoetok _ squadron recently
apostolic delegate to the Philippine
U
- . 8t. IVtrsebrug, June 27.—Itto*
Cloud burst la C olorado
union
men
now
imprisoned
in
tbe
vari­
Corea, for c.7 ,y"„g
The Citisene’ alliance of Cripple islands, died to lay of heart failure.
Granada. Colo., June 24.— A clond ous jails and bnllpens in the district.
lh« ‘ 'h e icebreaker Ermak.
Creak has ordered 3.000 buttons for The funeral will take place here next
.......... .. h" c°hfiscatecl
burst on W olf creek has flooded the Colonel Edward Yerdeckberg,command­ tbe ship and her
cargo
of 6,500 tons of I by the late V ice Adimral Mskand '
coat lapels bearing the inscription Friday and the remains will be interred town. The screams of women in the
v.|ni<j
ng I 0,1
ing officer, said
the im- anthracite
----- ^ today that
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ai $50,000
PreP*rnR coal,
to start
for the Far
two months later at Rome.
Mgr.
"T h e y can’ t com e b a rk ."
houses on the lowland in the west part
Guidi was sent to (he
Philippine
me,
mte
return
of
Genera!
Sherman
M.
*
»•
Singapore
to
which
the 1 Grand Duke Cyril consin of tin l _
of town summoned the citizens, who
The total number of known dead in
islands nearly two years ago as the
Bell from Denver tonight or tomorrow. T .\ W" TO.n*'*ned is the same concern Peror, and Captain J.kovleff, * b " 4
rescued all who were in danger. The arrangements will be made for deporta-’ th,t ,a PP>W the
the General Slocum disaster is now 907.
repreeentative of the Vatican in the ne­
Japanese-Chinese ™»nded the battleship I’e tr o p »»^
streets were flooded. At least a half a tion of prisoners against
Conditions at Port A rth u r'rem a in gotiations with the Philippine com ­
thorn
which was sunk off Port Arthnr,
mile of the Santa Fe was washed ont criminal charges are made.
unchanged.
missioners lor the sale of the triar
been presented with gold
west of here. Reports from Dry creek
W
y
n
-tn
,
Irrigation
P
r
o
*
,
a
p
p
r
o
v
i.
recognition of their bravery
are that It ia a river, ami it ia feared
Admiral Alexieff has been decorated lands to the American government.
F ears Cholera May Spera* to Aawrica.
land
o lT w
’ W7°
9 .-T . h e state vices at Port Arthur.
there was lose of life among the ranch­
a K night of the True Croee.
•nd t hoard
„ toH, ” Jnn*-’
y adTUed
M em Firing a t P o rt Arthur.
men living near the creek.
Russian torpedo boats hare raptured
Chefoo, June 29.— There was firing
Í p p r ^ ' n, r ÍOr '‘ 'P ^ m e n . had ,„st
R eliai F un * R each es JUO.Od
a Japanese schooner laden with pro­
tbe state depart men I thsi there are 260 PP ^ ,h* ------------
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at Port Arthur last night, and tonight.
M ors T roops P assin g Southward.
• c l of u £ * . _ ? r * ,ti0n « 15<>.000
New York, Ja m 27. — Jss<* l |
visions.
canea
oi
cholera
st
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lta
n
a
ti,
,
bjch
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n
in
d
the
Oregon
Baein
The booming of big guns was distinctly
irri- Schiff, treasurer of the com
I.lao Yang, Jane 26.— Further drafts
principal
center of the Vers an f* t,cn Pr°l"-<- By the Oregon
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Eighteen Japan­ of troops aie passing southwstd, where it the
Fire st Patterson, N. J ., destroyed heartl here tonight.
basin | pointed by tbe mayor to solici'*^1
improvement and several
carpet
trade
with
America.
The
proprety valued at between $200,000 ese transports have been seen going constant skirmishes are reported by the sal has warned agent, notin'rnnklVV’" ' pr'*” " ’'eral hundred
for the
the relief
relief of
of ths
the vid^P
«"ip tio n s s for
w -
west aloog the C onan coast.
and $300,000.
wounded men who are returning home. ment«
orpwnt
«»hip- of
*» ___ . nH
acre*
of the 'renerai
General »locum
8!ocum uisasiw,
diwiter. ■ W
"I desert larwi
land will
will K
he
V ™
* ” I ™
» P*
menta tor
for th#
the present.
productive farms and thrivi t**1 ,Dto wl ,nd*T that the commit!«« b*3
thriv,D* * « ™ .
<»r received over Ì90.000.
$90,000.
W EE K ’S DOINGS
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