The Leader., July 25, 1902, Image 2

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Cottage Grove Leader.
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R E L IE F
FO R S T R IK IN G
M IN E R S .
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how Their Leiden Expect to Raise Defense
Fund of $500.000 Per Week. v
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G U N BO A TS IN A C T IO N .
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Naval Enifagement Takes Place Off Panama
Between Government and Rebel Boats.
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Panama, Colombia, July 22. — The Lo ad ed E x c u rs io n Steamer (4
Indianapolis, July 23.— Only Presi­ Item s o f G e n e ra l Interest Fror./ insurgent gunboats Padilla and Darien
COTTAGE GROVE
OREGON.
in T w o b y a Tug.
dent Mitchell and one or two members
apj»eared last night between Flemonico
A ll Parts o f the State.
of the national executive board are in
and Ottique islands. Governor Salazar
town at the present time.
The care COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NOTES, ETC thereujMiii ordered the government gun­ OVER FIFTY PERSONS WERE l)R0*^
of the national organization now will
boat* Chuchuito and Clapet to put to
Panic Made the Work of Rescue txtn
be to see to the collection of the de­
sea and meet them. Heavy cannonad­
A Brief Review o f the Growth and Improv
Difficult, and Loss of Lite Greater
fense fund that is to carry on the
ment o f the Many Industries Through­
ing was heard at 10 A. M. and contin­
An Interesting Collection of Items From the
Than It Might Have Been.
strike.
Secretary Wilson, financial
out Our TNrvwng Commonw alth.
Two Hemispheres Presented in a
ued until 4 o ’ clock this afternoon. It
head of the union, is in Chicago this
Condensed Form.
was heaviest at 10 this morning. At
Hamburg, July. 23.— The
week and will lose no time in making
st «amity
2 o ’ clock the Darien was seen in tow of
Secretary Root has gone to Europe
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The
prune
crop
in
Marion
county
Prim us, o f H amburg, with 185
provision to handle the sum«. It is
the
Padilla,
and
it
is
believed
that
she
for a short vacation.
will
be
about
40
per
cent
less
this
year
lielieved that all the voluntary contri­
had been hit.
The government fleet gers on board, was cut in two and ^
Fifty-nix persons were drowned in a butions from the various districts ami | than last.
was handicapped by the absence of the by the tug Hansa on the river Elb,,
The
Pacific
Coast
Lumber
Company,
ferry boat accident in Ruania.
local organizations will be turned into
of Albany, has been incorporated with gunboat Boyaca, the keel of which is 12:30 o ’ clock yesterday morning,
The complete unofficial abstract gives his hands within the next 10 days.
being repaired, and it is thought prob­ far as is ascertainable almut 50 pen
Chamberlain 378 plurality for governor These are estimated at about $400,000. $40,000 capital stock.
able that this fact was known by the were drowned. The Primus «asan
A part of the contributions has already
During this warm weather aoout <>00 insurgent General Herrera, who de
o f Oregon.
eursion steamer from Buxtehude, pn*
been turned in, Ohio leaving a check patients of the state insane asylum en*
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General Mac Arthur has
assumed for $10,00(1 before its delegation left
inee of Hanover, Prussia. The diesst«
oy a picnic twice a w «k.
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Pre
vent the government from helping occurred between Blankenz ami ¡¡¡_
temporary command of the department Indianapolis, and $50,000 from Illinois
Several attempts have lieen made the (j„nernl Bents' troops at Agua Ilulce. stadten.
of the Kant.
is expected tomorrow.
A systematic
past week to burn Fort Stevens, but in
'(he United States steamer Ranger,
At the tim e of the accident I
The height of the flo<xl has been plan will be adopted for cinvassing for
each instance the flames were discov- |
arrived here from Chiriqui, came Primus was crossing the river ehaniwi
reached in the Mississippi valley and outside subscriptions, and it improbable
During a putrt near Blankenz from the sonllirrop
that central lalxir unions in all big icred in time to prevent serious destrue- ( ..¡thin the line of fire.
the river is falling slowly.
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of the heavy tiring she was hack of the northern fairway.
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j Flemonicu island.
witneeses aboard
the llanra,
Ila ce rm .n .n g on the Snake rtvvr s
reprHMntativa of the Associate,! movement was made too mon.
prov.ng very profitable tn some places
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states
Primus struck the tug's engine ruoa
this season.
The clean-up
from
one
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Consul . . Gudger
that A merit an interests and the Hansa endeavored to pug),*,
bar for the season is estimated at $10,- I at Panama had not been materially
1 ashore, but the tug grounded and
000.
interfere«! with.
ships parted. The Primus then sank
A representative from a Nebraska
Tli« government gunlx>at Boyaca,
In the interval, however, shouting
firm has purchased 1,000 head of extra which is at La Boca, hurriedly corn- her passengers were able to reach tk
fine horses in Crook county and will ( pleted repairs and is going out at 5 Hansa by means of reqees and ladden
The Seventy more were picked up bj ;a
ship them East during August ami Sep­ o’ clock. The Padilla has gone.
Ranger left the hay after the Padilla tug’ s boats, w hile others swam ««hex
tember.
started, taking the same course as the
The disaster caused deep gloom hm
Considerable difficulty is being ex­ revolutionary gunboat.
No explana­ Many children lost both parents, n,
perienced in securing labor to pull flax
tion is offered for the movement.
choral society which was on board tk
in the fields around Salem. The work
It is thought probable that a great excursion steamer consisted mainly 4
is exceeding tiresome and hot and the
battle is being fought at Agua Dolce. workmen. There were no foreign p
pay smad.
Whatever the result of this shall l>e to sengers.
The captains of tbs vest
A big ledge of nickel, gold and copper General Herrera’ s army, General Sala­
gave themselves up to the police.
has been found in Josephine county. zar, the governor of Panama, said to
The Primus was the oldest boat a
The new vein is one of the largest the representative of the Associated
the Elbe.
She was built in Euclid
bodies o f ore ever uncovered in South­ Press, the revolutionary forces will
ill 1844 and had never before matin
suffer terribly and an attack by them all accident. The Hamburg Amen«
ern Oregon.
Township 8 south, range 9 west, upon Panama will be rendered import- line, which owned the Hansa, Mnsig
Siletz reservation, has been thrown >dblet even if they are not defeated, statement to the effect that the mik
open for settlement and as soon as the General Salazar has blind confidence in was tine, the moon was shining ai
land office at Oregon City was open bis troops,
both vessels wete steering absolnt
there were more than enough in line to
clear of each other.
Htuidssfy I
B A L T IM O R E TO R N A D O .
file on the 142 claims.
Primus, w hen about 450 feet frail«,
Hansa, put her rudder hard aprtuif
The weather of the past month h as.
o
been exactly what the hop crop has W t . 1 Storm Jhat Has Visited That City ia crossed the bows o f the latter.
“ 1'his m istake,” continucafedifc.
needed. All appearances point to an
Seventeen Years,
immense yield, and with the present
Baltimore, Md, July 23.— The tor- ment, “ rendered a collision
The only possible step la da
hiKh prices, the prospects are that the
which , trlu.k Baltimore yesterday able.
Hansa to take, nam ely, to gohnltjwi
hop grower will he one of tho best paid! ,
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afternoon, involving the loss of 12 lives astern, was im mediately carried ju
producers this year.
[ and a widespread destruction of prop- but w ithout avail. Less than a min«»
A street fair will be held at ha
erty, was the severest that had been elapsed between the time the Prist
Grande this fall.
known in this section for 17 years. changed her course and the colliain
Boats were im m ediately losers! ...
Clackamas county hop growers have
No
storm had been forecasted. Almost the Hansa and ropes ami ladder» is
sold 32,000 pounds of the 1901 crop at
without a moment’ s warning an irre­ thrown overboard. Fifty persona*«
20 cents per pound.
David Merrill, the Murdered Outlaw.
rescued by the boats. At them
Marion county farmers anticipate sistible wind, apparently in the nature
of a whirlwind, came up from the time, the Hansa tried to posh $
much
trouble
in
getting
hands
to
work
Japanese fishermen on the Fraser cities will be asked to take charge of
Primus ashore, but being of
in the harvest fields this year.
eouthwest, and in an instant the waters
river are having trouble with the the task. The miners hope to raise
draft, grounded herself beforethip
of
the
harbor
were
converted
into
a
$250,000 a week from the public contri­
The committees are active in the
Indian and white fishermen.
senger boat. The Primus fiostedd
butions, as that sum will be needed to preparations for the street fair to be seething cauldron, frail tir-ats were stream and sank 200 feet frwnh
The war department is preparing to
capsized,
while
the
staunchest
vessels
bring the sum up to $500,000.
held in Baker City in September.
Hansa.”
build many new quarters and barracks
at anchor were violently rocked.
In a sta tern net issued today Presi­
Timber lands in Klamath county are
throughout the United States.
A
careful
estimate
today
shows
that
dent Mitchell estimates that contribu­
G E N . B A R N E S DEAD.
going fast.
In the neighborhood of 200 houses were unroofed during tlie
A Philadelphia telephone company tions from districts, sutxlistricts and
200 filings have been made already this storm. Tile roof of the W illiam street
has made arrangemetns to install an local organizations for defraying strike
season.
Independent Methodist * Lurch
was Noted California Lawyer Expires WWf-|
alarm system.
A subscriber in the expenses will amount to $400,000,
Great Orator and Scholar.
evening tells central what time be and estimates the weekly assessments
The first free rural mail delivery lifted high in the air and blown over
wishes to get up, and at that hour the from the 24 district- of the country at route in Southern Oregon will be es­ tlie roofs of other houses a distance of
San Francisco, July 22.-
telephone bell will ring. It is neces­ $244,000, of which $7,000 is expectel tablished out of Ashland about the first 150 feet. The stone apire of the Holy W illiam if . L. Barnes, oneoftbeli
Cross Catholic church was hurled to ing lawyers and one of the model
sary for the subscriber to take down from Colorado miners. The total num­ of September.
the ground.
A part of tire roof of quent orators of the Pacific cold,
the receiver in order to stop the bell ber of anthracite strikers in the Penn­
A violent wind storm did serious
ringing.
sylvania field is estimated at 150,000, damage in Umatilla county last week. Trinity Protestant Episcopal church dead, of hemorrhage of the lunge,
and the total number of d e c e d e n t s in Much fruit was knocked off the trees was torn off, while the historic steeple was 66 years of age.
of St. Mary’ s Star of the Sea Catholic
Cholera is raging in Upper Egypt. that field is placed at 750,000. The and some grain blown down.
General Barnes, who was a mm i
church was demolished completely.
number of strikers (bituminous) in the
At least half of the cases are fatal.
splendid physique, was first taken 1 "
Two
liowitaers,
shells
and
other
relics
The public squares and parks were March 16 last, with throat
West Virginia fields is estimated at
The widow of Lord Pauneefote will
of the historic Fort Sumter, in Charles­ damaged tadly. Patterson park is a
25,000, with 75,000 dependents.
which necessitated an operation,
be granted a much larger pension than
ton bay, have been secured for the scene of desolation. The whole extent
rapidly recovered, and was appe
is ordinarily given.
soldiers'
monument
in
Poitland.
of these pleasure grounds is strewn
TO D EFEN D CO A ST.
in hia usual health until a week 1
A steamship sunk on the Elbe river,
with broken branches and uprooted
when he was prostrated at the Cd
Germany, and only 30 of the 185 pas­ Puget Sound to Have Artillery Posts — Sum
PORTLAND MARKETS.
trees and the debris completely blocked
fornia hotel with a severe hem
sengers were saved.
up the driveways.
Many handsome
of $240,000 Has Been Set Aside.
Wheat — Walla Walla, 6 3 9 84 c; trees in Franklin square and Druid Hill The next dav he rallied sumewh»t,h
a succession of hemorrhage# folio«
Chat Stahl, a former Portland car­
Washington, July 23.— The war de­ valley, 65c; bluestem, 65c.
park, as well as all the shade trees,
each greatly reducing his strength.*
penter, was carried out to sea and partment has taken steps to defend
Barley— $17.50 for old, tl6 .5 0 for were uprooted bodily, falling aeoss
at 7 :15 yesterday.evening hs |
drowned while bathing at Seaside.
thoroughfares and blocking them tem­
Puget sound more effectually against new crop.
expired.
The war department has allotted foreign enemies by authorizing the con­
Flour— Best grades, $3.0593.80 per porarily. Mucli damage was done to
When President McKinley
houss fronts in all sections of the city
$450,000 for the establishment of a struction of coast aitillery |> 08 ts at barrel; graham, $2.959 3.20.
this city the summer precediw1
by the falling trees.
great military post at Chickamauga.
Millstuffs — Bran, $15916 per ton;
death, he became a warm siiniiw^
Forts Worden and Casey.
For this
In file business section numerons
$21.50;
shorts,
$18;
General Barnes and promised 00
The transport Sheridan has arrived purpose $240,000 has been allotted for middlings,
plate
glass
windows
were
blown
in,
chop, $16.
return to Washington to ippoi"111
at San Francisco ftom Manila with
while telegraph and telephone service
erecting frame barracks and officers’
general United States round« \
Oats— N o.l white, $1 1591.20;gray was crippled.
parts of the Thirteenth inlantry and
quarters for two companies of coast $1.0591.10.
Japan. His assassination put m 1
Third cavalry.
to all his plans, although it *«’ *
artillery each, together with guard- : Hay — Timothy, $12)315; clover,
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The coalminers* convention at In-
nouneed that President Rnfuevr]1*
houses, stables and
administrative i $ 7 .5 0 9 1 0 ; Oregon wild hay, $ 596 per
dianapolia voted against a general
tended to carry out the late pr>
ton.
offices,
and
other
smaller
buildings
Contract
Hat
Been
Let
In
London
lor
Section
•trike, but adopted the assessment plan
wielies in this respect.
Potatoes — Beet Burbanks, 75985c
from Honolulu to Manila.
necessary to equip an army post. The
for helping those already out.
General Barnes was a m*n ol r
per
rental;
ordinary,
50c
per
cental,
buildings will he erected by contract, !
London, July 22.— The Commercial able versatility, being note! d !
Levees along the Mississippi river according to plans being prepared by growers prices;
sweets, $2.259 2.60
Pacific Cable Company signed a con­ scholar, lawyer, linguist, lectnrcr.'
near Keokuk. Ia., gave way, Hooding the quartermaster’ s department. It is ¡ per cen tal; new potatoes, lc.
many acre* in Missouri, Iowa and proposed to provide quarters for one ! Butter— Creamery, 209 21c; dairy tract with the Telegraph Construction j thor, artist and actor, although ¡**
as a lawyer and orator that hr r
Illinois. The damage will reach at company at each post, before the full 1 6 9 18 c; store, 15916c.
Company in London this week for the a national reputation. In 1!*
least $<>,000,000.
equipment is undertaken, as the de- ¡ Egg»— 20922c for Oregon.
manufacture and laying of its cable formed a partnership to practice
fenses now in position are without
Three people were killed by light­
Cheeee— Full cream, twins, 12H from Honolulu to Manila, touching at with Joseph If. Choate, the F *
proper protection.
The construction company ambassador to the court of 8t
ning in St. Glair county, Illinois.
9 13c; Young America. I 3 S « 1 4 S c ; fac- Guam.
A general sum has been set aside for tory prices, 1 9 ljg c lees.
guaranteed to complete the cable by but when the Civil war brotr
The coronation of King Edward has erecting small buildings and making i
June, 1903, if furnished with the neces- Barnes left the law fot the if»?'
repairs at the coast artillery posts, ! Poultry— Chickens, mixed, $3.509 sarv soundings.
been definitely fixed for August 9.
In the event that j coming a member o f Pitz John P'"1
4.6
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hens,
$4.0095.50
per
doaen.
which will include work at the mouth
these cannot be
furnished »(iv
the company
company staff.
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Retiring from the arMf**»
1 1 9 U S c per pound;
The Chicago freighthandlera are dis­ of the Colom bia river.
iy p A A a to
> A f finish
i n i o h the cable
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* laying within
per p in n a ; springs, 1 1 « U agree«
connt of impaired health, he e»a«|
satisfied and may go on strike again at
l i k e per pound, $2.5094.50 per dot- 1 such time thereafter as is necessary to
California.
any time.
ducks, $2.5093.00 per dozen; tur-1 take the soundings,
Forty Thousand Strike.
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keys, live,
13914c,
dressed,
15916c per
Immigration for the fiscal year of
New York. .Inly 25.— 'T bs 25,000 ponnd; geese, $4.0095.00 per dozen.
Having two «teamera capatde »f car­
New Surgeon Geaeril *<
1902 shows an increase of 180,825 gat ment makers who struck yesterday
Mutton— Gross, 2 S 9 3 c per pound; rying 6,000 mile* of cable, the company ! Washington, Jtily 23.—Th»P*J
over 1901.
for higher waves snd shot ter hours dressed, 6c per pound.
is able to complete within a year work
has designated Colonel R- » .
Fire at Block Islam!. R. I., destroyed were joined bxtav by about 15,000
Hogs— Grose, 6
: tressed, 7 9 7 V»< which would take other contractors two to be surgeon general of the (T” ]
others
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who
asked
that
58
honts
be
years to do
T he steamer Silverton,
per ponnd.
three hotels and several other small
succeed General Forwood, «ho
considere«! a week’ s work As this is
at Woolwich, is now loading the San
V«wl— 7®8c per pouBd.
buildings.
the «lull season in the trade, it is ex­
Beef—Gross, cows, 3 9 3 tf«”, steers
In s hesd end collision on s Wiscon­ pected that it will he some «lavs before 3 L j9 1 tg c; dressed, 798c per ponnd.
. M ts eapecPsl m s .,! her S.n . Francis-
rancia- to nerve m -t.rgeon general.
sin road between two freight train«, the various interests get together.
co in August. Eighteen hundred miles
Hops— 1 6 9 17 c; rew crop 17918c.
appointed from IVnnsyW»**
both engineers and one fireman were Abont nine different unions are en- ¡
Wool— Valley, 12S916;E astern Ore­ of this section have already l>een man- medical cadet in 1884. H e iM I -
gaged in the strike
ufactured and
killer:.
gon. 8 9 1 4 V ’ : mohati. 26926c ponnd
are being taken aboard ! at** of the medical d e p a rt»* * "
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