The Leader., September 26, 1902, Image 6

PREPARING FOR TROUBLE.
Cottage Grove Leader.
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W O O L IT . P u b lis h e r .
C O T T A G E GROVE
OREGON.
TROOPS TO THE SCENE.
NEVS OF OREGON
Striking M iner. Resist S h ertffi.W h oC .il
on the Governor tor Aid.
Scranton, Pa., Sept.
24.— Sheriff
Schadt, of Lackawana county, tonight
telegraphed Governor Stone to send
G o o d s to his assistance.
The sheriff
had just given to the newspapers a
proclamation announcing he would call
the troops if ttie lawlessness did not
cease, when be received a series of tele­
phone tails to t|uell disturbances up
the valley. He found on investigation
tiiat the situation was such that he
could not cope with it, and sent a call
for troops.
Adjutant General Stewart
called the sheriff by telephone, and had
a long talk with him . The adjutant
—„
general suggested a posse of citizens be
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a . « assistance.
..la .n M
Wi
i i l e t the
he
called
upon I for
While
sheriff »a s preparing to act upon this
suggestion he received more reports of
violence up and down the valley, and
at once sent another urgent telegram to
the governor, calling for immediate
assistance, and the Thirteenth regi­
ment, with headquarters here, was
Six Hundred Marines Awaiting Orders to
go to Panama if Necessary.
Washington, Sept. 23. — Secretary
Items
Interest Gathered from Moody has finally decided to augment
the United States naval forces on the
Parts of the State.
ABOUT TO QUIT
Great Britain and Venezuela«,
Likely to Fall Out
isthmus by the addition o f 600 marines a b o u t t h e s m a l l isl a n d of palos
COMMERJlAL and fin a n c ia l d oin gs if Commander McLean’ s advices indi­
cate that these are needed. He has Raising of British Flag Over the ithll4
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given orders to Commander Piilsbury,
is Strenuously Opposed, and May
A Brief Rwicw of Improvements, Growth
of the United States ship Prairie, now
General Review o f Important Happening«
and IMclopmcnt Along AU Lines
Cause Serious Trouble.
of the Past Week In Brief and
at Boston, to proceed with his ship to
Throughout Our State.
Comprehensive Form.
Norfolk.
At that point 600 marines
London, Sept. 21.— The Aranciatea
will be gathered ready to take ship
Press is in a position to announce that
Alt is in readiness at Fort Riley,
Tbe taxible value of Lake county
K an., for the war maneuvers.
property ij $1,599,033, an increase of when Secretary Moody’ s advices indi­ diplom atic relations between Guai
cate tiie necessity for their presence en
$78,486 o®r last year.
Britain and Venezuela are on the
A balloon explosion at Vienna re­
isthmus.
sulted in the death of 30 persons.
A mnvtRient has been started in the Tl.e
Panther should arrive at Colon of being severed.
Albany tohrint 76,000 pamphlets lor within a day or two with 380 marines
Fire at Birmingham. Ala., destroyed
Any day, almost anv hour, may brio,
advertising Linn countv in the Middle (.board, so that, with the Prairie’ s men the announcement that the hriti^
property to the value of $220,000,
West.
minister
at Caracas has been given hi«
and the marines on the Cincinnati,
Roosevelt is being urged to announce
The Salt«] school hoard has fixed the who are already ash« re at Colon, the p m p ork i ■ with
< $ ■ corresponding mtig,
an extra session of congress in 1903
salaries of ill tea hers in that city, United States will have what in'regard­ toward the Venezuelan
----------------------------.vf.umum,
repreo-nutn,
Postal receipts of Orepgn and Wash­
in
London.
The m
o i . diplomatic
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ed
as
an
ample
fori'e
to
carry
out
its
other thai principals, at $40 per
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The
presort
rv
ington for the past year show a good
treaty obligation of maintaining free lations sre so strained that to quote«
month.
increase.
responsible British official, it »„„y
The d is tic t fair and carnival at traffic; across the isthmus.
Orders have also been sent forward really make very little difference if tha
Cholera has broken out again in
Baker City! which closed last Saturday,
Egypt and many cases are being re-
was a very successful affair from eveiy to the San Francisco, now at Norfolk, fact liecsma public property by G,*.
to coal and provision and proceed to absence of the diplomatic represents,
ported daily.
point of vi(w.
San Juan, Porto Rico, there to await tives Iroin Caracas anil London.
Three men were badlv injnred by an
An nnkikiwn disease, battling in its any emergency which may arise. There cording to the British government’«
explosion at the Willamette Iron ordered out.
nature, is treating havoc among the is only one Unite I Stales warsiiip now understanding, Palos island belongs t,
Works in Portland.
The worst of tonight's outbreaks oc­ Blieep in scpie parts of I-a lie , county, in Venezuelan waters. The little gun­ Great Britain just as imichja» Trinidad,
An unsuccessful attempt was made to curred at Archbold.
A crowd of 200 especially pn the prairies along Coy­ boat Marietta and the Montgomery are ami BO far as known no question as n
wreck the czar’ s train while he was on
due to arrive shortly at Cape ifaytien. its ownership has ever arisen. Inbs|>.
strikers, mostly foreigners, ransacked ote creek.
his way to 8t. Petersburg.
The object of the department in itants of the
tiie island have recently Ik!.,
With preper facilities for irrigating
the quarters occupied by the 40 men
sending down the San Francisco, it is shot or otherw
ise endangered tbrongh
otherwise
th ro !
An electric car at Akron, Ohio, employed at the Raymond washery of the land, Hiker county will in time be­
wbathirT
bi
come one o| tile chief agricultural coun­ stated, is to have a vessel ready to the action of Venezuela, whether
jumped the track, injuring a dozen
the Ontario & Western company, while ties in the state.
Considerable im­ meet a call for reinforcements, eitiier government or revolutionary parti—!’
{■assengers more or less severely.
the men were at work, and then meet­ provement «long this line is already in Venezuela, Hayti or tho isthmus. is not known. For purposes of DrotJ
A French aeronaut with a new flying ing with the men as they were return­
The duty assigned to the San Francisco tion the local West Indian authority
being made.
machine has made two unsuccessful ing, drove them back to the refuge of
shoulil not be confused with tiiat given ordered the British flag to he
Fruit
growers
in
Polk
county
say
the washery. The mob then returned
attempts to cross the Mediterranean.
the gunboat Bancroft.
That vessel neatly displayed on the island b « «
that
the
prtne
crop
will
not
only
be
The Lime Branch, the largest vessel to the colliery proper, drove out the light tnis j*-ar, but that brown rot has probably w ill not be able to go into the protest which the foreign offi’c s J /
“
ever entering the Columbia river, ia engineers, firemen, pumpmen and attacked the Italian prunes in some commission until October 1, and will is only one of many.
guards and took possession o< the
pr«x»ed to San Juan to he station ship
An exceptionally prominent offi«*
now loading at Portland. The steamer
sections,
and
that
this
will
further
de­
breaker. The plant of tbe electric light
It is expected that the San Ftancisco snid to a representative of the A«*
has a carrying capacity of over 8,000
company, which is supplied with steam crease the jield .
will get away in three or four days.
ated Press this evening:
tons ef cargo.
from the breaker, had to shut down,
A test o f the well sunk by the state
“ Affairs in Venezuela are so h».
By a cave-in at a West Virginia coal and the whole region around was left at the penitentiary has been made, and
TO BEGIN RAIL-LAYING.
lessly muddled that we can get ooth«»
mine four miners lost their lives.
in darkness.
In the attack on the the result is quite satisfactory. In the
done.
1 here is no concealing the
Hayti is taking active steps to end breaker, two men were shot, one a trial water was pumped through a 4 X - Columbia River & Northern has Finished that the Venezuelan government U
Grading—Equipment on the Way.
inch pipe at the rate of 72,000 gallons
made heated protests to our mioiiiT
the civil war, fearing American inter­ striker and the other a workman.
Chief Deputy Sheriff
Miles Me- every 24 hours.
The chief grievance appears to be m
vention.
Portland,
Sept.
23.—
Work
on
the
Andrew was attacked and shot at by a
Eugene Horton, son of the Oregon Columbia River & Northern, from Lyle allegation that the British govern»«
General Miles considers the coast mob at Uliphant. The steam pipes of
fortifications of the Northwest to be in the i ennsylvania Coal company’ s col­ City postmaster, has received notice to Goldendale, has reached the stage is aiding the revolutionary army. no
needless to say this is perfei-tly ba»
excellent condition.
liery at Old Forge were blown up with that he has been selected as alternate at which rail laying will soon com less
We only wish the United Stila
mence.
Of
the
entire
42
miles
of
the
from
the
First
congressional
district
for
The cable steamer laying th$ trans- dynamite tonight. Two colored cooks
would take over the who.e oonntrr
line,
25
iiave
been
graded
and
consid
admission
to
West
Point,
and
has
been
Atlantic cable from Victoria, B. C ., at the colliery were rescued by deputy
then perhaps we could get some L
sheriffs from a crowd that was hasten­ ordered to report to a bovrd of officers erable of the remainder has been graded Of all the disturbances of the lin,*.
covered 104 miles the first day.
in
part
and
needs
only
finishing
up
at
Vancouver
Barracks,
Washington,
ing to lynch them.
The death list of the
Alabama
Rock work in cuts and fills is now cade, the present appears to be«,
for mental and physical exa nination.
etinreh disaster is growing.
One
keeping tiie construction gangs busv. worst. This, combined with the «tu
RAIN DID MUCH OOOD.
Oregon’ s 42nd annual state fair,
hundred and ten dead are reported.
A large shipment o f rails has been tilde of the nominal government maf«
which closed on the 20th, was the most
ns somowhat indifferent to snr actio,
Explorer Baldwin, who has just re­ Saved Crops, Stopped Fires, and Insures successful exposition in the history of received from Hamburg, Germany, and winch may take place.
The Yen«»,
the
work
of
track
building
will
be
turned from an Arctic
expedition,
W inter Grazing.
the agricultural association. The fair
.an« appear to lie rather r«U«.
commenced
in
a
few
days.
A
second
holds tho old idea of an open polar sea
Denver, Sept. 24.— The continuous was a success n it only financially, but shipment of 2,000 tons of rails will thanks chiefly to what I presume¡«Ua
as baseless.
in point of exhibits, which were repre­
rain that fell ovor the entire eastern
arrive on the Holyrood in about 15 mistaken notion that Washington^
An Ohio school teacher has lost his portion of Colorado, beginning with a sentative of the diversified agricultural days.
protect them from the results of tlv
and
horticultural
interests
of
tho
state.
tosition because he made white girls
General Manager H. C. Campbell folly, however inimical that might,
heavy
precipitation
last
night
at
8
Enough
money
was
made
to
pay
for
the
ind colored girls who had been quar-
has received infcimation that the to the lives and property ol Britik
o ’ clock and continuing until about new buildings and improvements.
eling kiss.
equipment for the road will leave Chi­ subjects and those o f other Europe«;
noon today in a milder form, has saved
The equipment con­ As we understand Monroeism, Vets
An effort will be made by the next cago this week.
Ten thousand people attended an the late crops and placed the ranges in
ipen air mass meeting in New York splendid condition for the grazing of legislature to cut down the expenses of sists of two locomotives, two passenger zuela is quite mistaken in this mail«,
cars and 55 freight cars, which will be though apparently the impressios ha
irganized in sympathy with the strik- cattle during the i-oming winter. A ll the state printing office.
sufficient for the needs of the road for much to do with her present actiso."
ng c j s I miners.
The pulp mill near Skamokawa,
fears of a shortage of water, both for
the next few years. Mr. Campbell is
The American Line steamship St human and animal use, are allayed. which was recently destroyed by fire, also informed that three grain ware­
MILLMEN ASK EIGHT HOURS.
Paul, which arrived at New York a Reports from different places in the will be rebuilt at once.
houses, each 60 by 150 feet, have been
ew days ago, had a nain-w escape mountains are to the effect that snow-
The office of Indian agent at Uma­ constructed along the line of the road, Will Strike in Minneapolis Flouring tth
from destruction by fire on her way fell during the night to a depth varying tilla has been aheiished and the agency and that one of these will be enlarged
Unless Concession Is Granted.
from
three
to
eight
inches,
and
that
icross the ccean.
and school placed in charge of a bonded 50 feet to meet tbe needs of the busi­
Minneapolis, Sept. 24.—Unless u
the forest fires that have been burning
superintendent.
England has sent n cruiser fo Colon
ness tributary to it. As there are now eight-hour work day is granted in tks
for a month or more have been
lo protect British interests.
Dallas citizens have voted to enter no railroad facilities in the Klickitat flour m ills of this section a strike »ill
quenched. It seems that the rain and
A bar lied wire plant at Pittsburg snow were general on the eastern slope into a contract for the construction of valley, and the farmers and lumber­ go into effect September 29. The »ilk
irns burned, destroying property worth of the Rockies from Montana tr New a new water works system to the ex­ men must do all their freighting by of Minneapolis produce 16,000,000tar-
team to Grants or The Dalles, the pro­ rele of flour, or nearly two-flftheof tbs
M exico. On the western elope the pre­ tent of $12,000.
1160,000.
gress of construction of tbe new road total output of the country, yestlf.
cipitation
was
fitful.
The Oregon Woolgroweis’ association, is a matter of no small concern to the
Ti e next meeting of the Interna
The local union officials declare their
in a session at Pendleton, adopted residents of Goldendale and the rest of
lional Sunday School convention will
action has the support not only ol ths
CUBA WANTS TROOPS TO QO.
strong resolutions favoring the continu­ the valley. The road will be in opera­
be held in Jerusalem in 1904.
National Federation of Labor, but Iks
ation of the scalp bounty law.
tion
about
tho
first
of
tbe
year.
The United States will station a war Secretary Root Intimates that Its Desire
active co-operation of the other flow
vessel in the tropics and be prepared
mill employee’ unions of the coantrr
Will be Oratiflcd.
TO REWARD ARMY OFFICER.
lor emergencies at all times.
They declare, therefore, that if a strike
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Washington, Sept. 24.— The govern­
is declared here the action will be fol­
Tbe sovereign grand lodge of the Odd
FellowB has made a national organiza­ ment of the United States is to be re­ Wheat— Walla Walla, 8 1 X @ 6 2 c ; blue- General Chaftee Recommends a Medal of lowed elsewhere by a eynips!bets
Honor for Williams.
movement. If the strike is declsid
quired to terminate the last vestige of stem, 64@rt.4Xc; valley, 62®64c
tion of the Patriarchs Militant.
the demands will embrace a stipulatioa
its
authority
in
Cuba.
The
war
de­
Washinton,
Sept.
23.
—
Lieutenant
Barley—
Feed,
$19.00;
brewing
$20.
A panic in a Birmingham, Ala.,
that none hut union men shall bs ns
Kenneth
P.
William«,
First
infantry,
partment
has
been
advised
formally
Flour— Best gradee, $3.06@3 75 per
Negro church cost 78 lives, and as
has been recommende«! by General ployed in the m ills. The flourlosden’
by the department of state that Presi­ barrel; graham, $2.95@ 3.20.
many more were seriously injured.
Chaffee for a congressional medal of and packers’ and nailers’ unions ha*
dent Palma has
notified Minister
Millstuffs — Bran, $17 per ton honor for his skill and bravery in expressed sympathy with the liemtof
Two wrecks occurred on the Northern Squires that he desires the American
$21.50;
shorts,
$18;
Pacific in Washington, in which an troops remaining in Cuba to be with­ middlings,
leading (the relief expedition to the If the strike is declared 3,000 am
chop, $17.
engineer was killed and several pas­ drawn.
rescue of the marine detachment, which will walk out.
Oats— N o.l whit«, $1.00; gray, 95@ completed tbe now famous march across
sengers injured.
Secretary R oot, while he has not
ALASKA RAILWAY ROUTE.
the island of Bamar. A noteworthy
A mob attacked a Pittston, Pa., col­ come to any conclusion, has intimated » 1.
Hay — Timothy, $10(311; clover, portion of General Chaffee's letter reads
liery, and after driving the nonunion that the troops might be withdrawn.
Located from Tanana River to Sum»t«
men from the mine, set fire to the It is a matter that could not be haetil.v $7.50; Oregon wild hay, $5@6 per as follows:
Alaskan Range.
“ Not again in your militarv career,
breaker.
Considerable damage was decided, and it may be diecaseed with ton.
doce before the Sanies were controlled. President Roosevelt while the secretary
Potatoes — Beet Burbanks, 60@66c nor in that of the men accompanying
Seattle, Sept. 24.— W. G. Atwood
is iD the West. At present there are per cental; ordinary, 60@66c per cen­ yon on this arduous undertaking, will i hief engineer and topographer of tks
Stanley Spencer, an English aero­
eight companies of coast artillery in tal, growers prices;
sweets, $2.00 conditions likely arise that will render Alaska Central Railway company,«•
naut, made a successful flight of 30
yon the opportunity of rendering such rived from the north today, and in •
@2.25 per cental.
miles over London in an airship ol his Cuba.
never-to-be-forgotten report made to the local representstir*
Butter—Creamery, 2 6 @ 2 7 X c; dairv unread of and
ewn invention.
The craft was com­
services to your country, which entitles of the company states that a Issiihk
Telegraphers Organize.
1 7 X @ 2 0 c; store, 12X @ 15c.
pletely under his control daring the
you to greater thanks and to tbe na­ tonte has been found from the Tania
Chicago, Sept. 24.— The Internation­
Eggs— 22 X c for Oregon.
entire trip.
tion's gratitude. ”
al Union of Commercial telegraphers
river to the summit of the Aliska
Cheese— Full cream, twins, 12 X
The sword lias been abolished as a was formed here roday at a convention
Rear Admiral Rogers' letter states range. Other reports received fra»
cavalry weapon in Canada.
of 40 delegates, representing as many @13c;YoungAm erica, 1 3 X @ 1 4 X c ; fac­ that “ tbe marine detachment would parties in the field are that the for
tory prices, 1@ 1 X c leas.
undoubtedly have perished to a man, propoeed route from Resurrection bs?
Tire alleged St. Louis legislative cities throughout the United States. A
Poultry—Chickens,
mixed,
had it not been for the indefatigueable to tbe Tanana hae been slightif
^institution
of
IV
IlBUtUlIVU pattern»!
fianviiivi after that
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boodlers have been indicted.
International Typographical Union was 4.00; hens, $4 50@5.50 per dozen, exertions of Lieutenant Kenneth P. changed and the line will now
Russia has set October 8 as the date adopted, providing for a working card l l @ U X c per ponnd; springs, 11@ W illiam s."
due north. Atwood also reportsnW
for the withdrawal of her troop« from to each m em œ i every three months. 11 X c per pound, $3.00@3.60 per doa-
coal field on-the Catwell river,shoot*
M anchnrii.
Big Car Shortage In Sight.
The convention adjourned after tbe en ; ducks, $3.0O@4.50 per dozen; tur­
miles south o f the Tanana, folly 1*
keys,
live,
13@14c,
dressed,
15@16c
per
New York, Sept. 23.— An official of miles square.
There is much comment throughout election of the officers.
Along the banks of tk
pound;
geeee,
$4.00@6.00
per
dozen.
the East by the press regarding Spens­
one of the leading trunk line railroads river the veins extend tosdepthd
Boxers
Continue
Operations.
er Henderson’ s withdrawal from the
Mutton— Groae. 2 X @ 3 c per pound; is quoted by the Journal of Commerce 1,000 feet. He reports deposits of i»
as expressing the belief that in the near clay between the veins.
London, Sept. 24.— In a dispatch dressed, 6c per pound.
race for election to congress.
Copper «f
from Shanghai, the correspomlent of
Hogs— Gross. 6 X c : dressed, 7 @ 7 X r future the railroads of the country, phate was also found, the waters of
The president has started on a tour the Standard declares that Boxerism in
pai ticnlarly those reaching the Atlantic river containing eo much thst fish®»
per pound.
through Ohio, Indiana. Michigan, Wis­ the province f Szechnen has not yet
seaboard, will experience one of the not live in them.
Veal— 7@8c per pound.
consin. South Dakota. Iowa, Nebraska, been subdued.
The premises of the
worst car shortages in their history,
Beef— Gross, cows. 3 @ 3 X r ; steers due to the demand for an early move­
K a n s a s , Missouri and Illinois.
| China inland mission at Meichnn have
Postoffice Building Collapsed.
3
X
^
4
3
4
c
;
d
ress»!,
6
*
7
c
per
pound.
ment of crops and the crush of general
Minot. N. D ., Sept. 24.— Thef*
The fund for the relief of fire suffer­ heen destroyed, but no lives were lost.
Hops—
frt®17c;
new
crop
20(922c.
merchandise ••«mi.
traffic. rn
Sho
Id ine
the coa
coal offii-e building here collapsed tbisra*
.......
« ia
ers hea reached $2,600 in Clarke coun­ ! The Boxers, according to the corre­
W ool— V alley,1 2 '* @ 1 6 (Eastern tire-
...s - miner-’ strike fie settled soon the short ing and is a total wreck.
ty, Wa-hinvton, and
Portland has spondent, are threatening three cities,
'^ 1
| Tanlien, Hung Yen and Kaiting Fu.
gon. 8 « 1 4 X « t iMKh»'»* -6@2«C round, age probably will be greatly aggravated 16 persons were buried id tbe nine
raised $6,000 for the Oregon needy.
W E E K ’S DOINGS