The Eugene weekly guard., July 06, 1901, Image 8

EUGEtfE WEEKLY GUARD
SURRENDER OF CAILLES.
I NEWS OF THF STATE
AreUtee, Command Will Givs Up.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
to
— Attempted to Serve l«|uiwtiaa.
Fl««
EX-CHIEF OF POLICE KILLED BY
A GAMBLER.
Ranta Crux, Province of Laguna,
Huntington, W. Va., Jun«
ALL OVER OREGON.
Luzon, June 25.—General Cai Ilea sur­
Yesterday a posse of deputy United
rendered here yesterday with 650 men
• C’ew4U
State« marshals were find on by the De.pei.te and Bloody
and 500 rifles.
The oath of alleg­ Caawwcrtial and Financial Hapa en in g * ef Im. strikers, and forced to flee from the
Drag Store la Sratile. «* Which th* Ag-
iance was administered to the ex­
pariante—A Brief Review of of the coal fields at Mateawan.
On their
Ve„or Meet. Ms Death-Begsa Fight
insurgent. Colonel Cabaillea, who |
Growth and Improvemeut* of the Many journey to Bluefield* the officers were
With
a “WOr Shotgua—Mea Had
fled to the mountains wth a portion
Indurine* Throughout Oar Thriving Com. forced to travel 25 mile* on f«x>t,
of his troops, likewise surrendered.
Swam la Kill Each Other at Sight.
owing to the destruction of the rail­
maawealth—Latest Market Report
Caillea did not sufficiently control the
road by flood*. Immediately upon
populace to bring in all the insurg­
their reaching Mateawan they began
Seattle, June 26.—At 5 25 o clock
ents in his district. The proceed­
Two government officials will visit
ings of surrender were orderly.
«emi-arid regions of Oregon in August. serving notice* of the injunction, veaterday afternoon John NA . Con­
Religious riots continue in Kjmniah
which had been issued by Judge sidine, one of the proprietors of the
It is rejiorted that a large number
Oregon’s mineral exhibit at the Jackson, of the Federal court. A Standard gambling house and Peo­
towns.
of Caillea' followers have approached
J. P. Morgan gave over $1,000,000 him with a proposition that he issue Pan-American is the best of its kind mob of striker* followed, armed to ple's theater, in this city, shot and
the teeth with firearm*. On all side* killed ex-Chief of Police W. L. Mere­
a strongly worded proclamation de­ from any state in the union.
to Harvard university.
claring
all Filipino insurgents who
The shooting occurred tn
Thirty-five car loads of cattle were could be heard the cry: “down with dith.
General Ludlow returned from the
Philippines on the tranajMirt Buford. refuse to surrender to lie considered ship|a*d from Baker City and Hunt­ government by injunction. " " omen Guy’s drug store, on the corner of
called the vengeance of h«*aven ujion Second avenue and Y'esler way, in
a* bandits, and that this proclama­
Harold M. Pitt wax acquitted at tion 1« published by the insurgent ington to Montana the other day.
the marshals, and children hurled the heart of the city. Conaidine
Manila of the charge of buying gov­ presidente of every town in Laguna
The Gray’s Peak Gold Mining Co., stone« at them.
When nightfall wa* also wounded slightly in the hand
ernment store*.
in the Humpter district, have made came, notice had been served on the by a ball from a double barrelled
province.
arrangements for the erection of a strikers of all the coal companies but shotgun in Meredith's hands.
An immense grain fire is raging in
new stamp mill.
one, and they were to be served at
California by which thousand* of dol­
The men had threatened to shoot
Merc Surrenderi Expected.
lars will be lost.
Governor Geer has received an in­ Thacker. Fearing an ambush, the one another on sight, and were both
Manila, June 26.—The insurgent
Speaker Henderson, who has just general Arollio, together with a con­ vitation to help open the Louisiana officer* waiteil until morning, and prepared for trouble. The drug store
visited Europe, says King Edward la siderable portion of the forces of Gen­ exhibit at the Pan-American, but was ♦*arly yesterday set out for Thacker, at the time of the shooting, was
j Rome time before noon they attempted crowded with jieople, and one by­
America's friend.
eral Malvar, is expected to surrender unable to accept.
to serve an injunction. A mob fol-
Thirteen persons were kill«*d and to the American force« at Ran Jose, in
From the nundier of scalps coming lowed, enraged to desjieration at the stander was shot through the arm by
Meredith was killed
Batangas
province.
about 50 injured in the Wabash train
in for bounty, it is thought the appro­ •weeping characetr of the injunction. a stray bullet.
With the change from a military to priation made by the legisature will One reckless fellow fired the first while struggling with John Consi­
wreck in Indiana.
dine and Tom Considine, who had
The transports Thomas and Buford a civil government of the Philippine prove none to large.
shot, and almost instantly the moun­ I come to his brother s aid. Three
islands,
which
occurs
July
4,
the
arrived at San Francisco with four
The Mammoth and Bald Mountain tain sides echixxi the rejiort» of 20 or bullets from Considine's revolver,
difficulty between the department of
volunteer regiments.
Mining
Coni|>aniee, in Eastern Ore­ 30 rifles. The deputies fled, barely | fired at short range, pierced Mere­
the military sec rot ary and civil serv­
The loss of life in the northern ice board over the matter of holding gon, have made arrangements for run­ escaping with their lives.
dith's body, one in the head, another
The strike situation is assuming a in the chest and another in the abdo­
j>art of th«* West Virginia H imn I dis­ examinations in the civil service for ning a tunnel 2,000 feet into the
most serious stage. Sheriff Hatfield
trict was greater than at first re- certain civilians now employe«i by mountain.
has withdrawn all his deputies, be­ men.
ported.
No event of recent years has created
the military department will disap­
The Portland General Electric cause, it is said, he doe* not believe
For hours
One thousand striking laltorers in pear.
Light Company has reduced its rates in that policy being used to put more excitement here.
In consequence of the surrender of for light to the Oregon City council. down the strike. The United States after the shixiting the streets in the
K«M-hexter, N. Y., attacked the jMilice
and in the fight which ensu«*d, 11 General Cai I les, all the insurgent By the new contract that city will marshals have been alone, and after neighborhood of the drug store,
where the tragedy occurred, were
prisoners on Luzon island will be re­ save $40 I*‘r month.
officers and 20 rioters were injured.
i being chased out of the field yester­ filled with thousands of men, women
leased.
Information
from
native
Miners of Alaska have form«*d a
Fish Warden Van Dusen caught day it is believed they will be strong­ and children, jostling one another for
sources confirms previous reports
union.
ly reinforced and return to the fight an opjKirtunity to inspect the preni-
that General Malvar will soon sur­ several fine s|M*cim<*ns of trout near
Three hundred French converts render.
the UpjM*r Clackamas hatchery, which when they apjiear to enforce the in­ I ise* and excitedly discussing the
were massacred in Corea.
will I m * forward«*«! to Buffalo to lx junction.
blixxiy affray.
Although a short
A band of striekrs, almost 1,000 time after the shooting some street
The Forty-fourth volunteers have DESTROYING CHINE8E FORT8 plactsl in the Oregon exhibit.
«trong, have crossed over into Ken­ talk of lynching was heard, this soon
arrived at Kan Francisco.
One of the salmon which a few tucky and are occupying the moun­
The body of Adelbert R. Hay was i Valuable! Smuggled Out ol the Forbidder years ago were caught and theadijxNM tain jiasses. Here they are out of subsided.
It is alleged Meredith was the ag­
bulled at Cleveland, Ohio.
City Sold to Foreigner!.
fin cut off, was caught the other daj reach of the deputy marshals, and gressor, and made a deliberate at­
at The Dalles. This is the first on« uomman«! the entrance* to the col­
General* Corbin, SU*rnlM*rg and Mc­
Pekin, June 28.—There has been
II lieries. It is said that at a mass tempt to kill his personal enemy of
Kibben left San Francisco for Manila. no meeting of the minister* of the to reach the Upper Columbia,
years’ standing. He is said to have
meeting at Thacker the miner* de­
The Republicans of Ohio have re­ foreign jxtweTs at Pekin since the first weight'd 50 pounds.
sjx?Dt the afternoon in walking about
cided to ignore the injunction.
nominated Georg«* K. Naxh for gov­ of last week, but the ministers them-1
the streets armed with a "aawed-off”
The town of Whitney, in Eaaterr
ernor.
double barrelled shotgun loaded with
•elves prof«*ss satisfaction at the Oregon, is to put in a water system.
THROUGH A TRE8TLE.
buck shot, in search of his man. In
The Unit«*d Stat«*« government is course of event*. The Chinese forts
Baker City is endeavoring to have >
order to avert suspicion, he had
not in favor of destroying the forts have not yet lx*en destroyed. It has weather bureau estab) iahnl in that
wrapjzed the weajxin in a large sheet
lw*en determined that each nation
of China.
Paaienger Train on Wabash Railroad Wrecked
of butcher's paper and tied it with a
shall destroy those forts now occupi«*d city.
A project has lieen set on foot to by its troops, but the ministers find
— Many Reported Killed.
cord, so that it bore little resem­
Etecniboat navigation on the Wil­
build a railroad from Valdes to Eagle that the respective military command­
blance to an instrument of death.
lamette
river
to
Corvallis
has
ceased
Indianajxfli*.
June
27.—
A
special
City, Alaska.
ers object to destroying Chinese forts for the summer.
Nferedith found Considine in front
from
Peru
this
morning
says:
By a train wreck on the Wabash i not occupiisl by their tr<x>|>s. Conse-
of the drug store talking with a friend.
Probably the last car load of 190C
West bound passenger train No. 3, He discharged the weapon at Consi­
railroail in Indiana, 15 |Kirs<iiia are i quently the ministers will probably
rejiorted killed.
have to ein|>loy Chinese lalxir to eff«?ct I |K>tat<M*s in the state was shijqx-d from on the Wabash Railroad, ran into a dine’s face, but the jiajxir wrapping
Hurlburt a few days ago.
washout at Cass, 15 miles west of prevented him from taking accurate
One person was kill«*«! an«l several the destruction of th«* unoccupied forts
at
the
expense
of
the
different
nations.
The Oregon King Gold Mining Co., here, wrecking the engine and five aim, and the charge went wild. Con­
severely injured in a St. Louis tene­
Many Chinese enuchs have been of Sumpter, has til«*d articles of incor- cars. It is rumored that 15 persons sidine ran into the drug store, and
ment house fire.
selling valuabl«*« which have come ¡uration. Capital, $1,000,000.
Meredith followed, firing the second
There is much discouragement in from the Forbidden City. Th« valu­
were killed.
barrel just as he entered the door.
Englund over the military situation ables
Arrangements
have
been
made
to
The
train
is
due
at
Peru
at
10:55,
thus sold were jirobably jiussed
Then Menxlith drojqx*«! the gun, and
in South Africa.
over the walls of the city to the make Prairie City a “station” on the but left here one hour late. The drawing his heavy revolver continued
An attempt to raise the transport enuchs'
confederates
„2__ — outside.
One stage line and the change will l>e train was running at a high speed to the pursuit.
__________
Ingalls result«*«! in her sinking dee|H«r lM»autifully carved table, which was I made shortly.
Considine found himself cornered
make up lost time, and when near
in the water than before.
seen in the Forbidden City only two
Rejxirt* from the various sect ions Cass, five miles east of Logansport, on reaching the rear of the store, and
A detachment of 202 men and three weeks ago, has been "old by a enuch of the Rogue river valley are to the plunged through a trestle that had turning, grappl«*d with his enemy.
No valuables of any effe«*t that th«* wheat crop this year been swept away by a washout.
Tom Considine,
the gamblers’
officers are on their way to Portland, for 600 taels.
Or., from Columbus, O. They will kind have lieen taken out of the city will I m * considerably short of th«* aver­
The engine was totally demolished brother, who had been standing with
These are guard- age.
I m » assigneil to duty at Vancouver through th«* gates.
and the three passenger coaches and him in front of the store, had fol­
e«l by American and Jajianeae troop«,
Barracks, Wash.
Sherman county will have an extra two baggage cars were derailed and lowed Meredith, and he also grappled
ft is estimat«xl that the c«M«t of repair­
Tom Considine finally
overturned. Every surgeon in Peru with him.
A Chinese company ha* flfial a ing the jialnce, inde|M*iident of the large wheat yield tliia year.
was summoned, and the relief party wrenched the revolver from Mere­
claim <>f 4<XI,000 taels against the valuabh* work* of art which are miss­
A numlM-r of mines in the Robin­ left for th«* scene.
dith's grasp and rejx*ate»lly beat the
Uniteil States, claiming that when
son ville district have lx*«*n bond«*«!.
Details are meager, but it is ru­ latter over the head with it. John
our marines were camped at Tien ing. will reach 250,(MX) tales.
MemlM*r* of the staff of l.i Hung
mored that the engineer and fireman Considine then drew his own revolver
Tsin, they appropriat«*«l furs, rugs
Chang and Prince Ching say that
Portland Markets.
and at least a dozen passengers were and fired thret* shots in «juick succes­
and jewels worth that amount.
great anxiety is felt regarding the
sion at his antagonist at a distance
Wheat—Walla Walla, export value, killed and many more injured.
There are about 27,000 Chinese in wherealxiuts and safety of a large
of eight feet. Meredith reeled and
57c
per
bushel
;
bluestem,
.58c
;
Hawaii.
«juantity of gol«l that was buri«*d in
fell dead.
valley,
nominal.
TO
EXPLORE
ALASKA.k
S«*cretary Hay has start«*«! another the Forbidden City. Certain enuch*
Considine cooly handed his revol­
Flour
—
I m * s I grades, $2 90(43.40 |M*r
who
knew
the
secret
of
th«*
location
canal treaty.
ver to the sheriff, who had arrived on
barrel;
graham,
$2
60.
Government Party Will Traversée Wide Un- the scene, and gave himself up.
An American deserter who acted as of this gold have di*a|>jx*ared.
Oats—White, $1.32 ^(4 1 35; gray,
Cailles' lieutenant has I m - cii place»! in
known Area.
$1.30(4132 *n percental.
A Tlsa Tila Aiuiivenary.
BRAZIL WILL TAKE PART.
irons.
Barley
—
Feed,
$17(417.50;
browing,
Seattle, June 27.—A United States
Tien Tsin, June 25.—The first an­
Fire destroyed businres buildings
$17(4 17.50 per ton.
exploration party arrivtxl in Dawson Accepts Invitation to Participate in Pan-
and warehous«*« in Portland, Or., to niversary of the relief of Tien Tsin
Millstuffs—Bran, $17 jM*r ton; mid­ early in June on the way to Northern
was célébrât«*«! yesterday.
The Rus­
the value of $(>0.000
American Exposition.
sian and British ant hnrities have pub­ dlings. $21.50; shorts, $20; chop, $16. Alaska to explore one of the widest
The loss of life in West
New
York,
June 27.—A Washing­
Hay
—
Timothy,
$12.50(4
14;
clover,
licly thanked the ladies who, June
unknown areas in th«* vast territory. ton dispatch to the Herald says:
fl«HMl will not I m * »« large as
17, the anniversary «if the lieginning $7(49 50; Oregon wild hay. $6(47 per
|M>rt«»d, while pro|x*rty loan
The party was to leave Dawson about
Brazil, one of the countries which
j of the sieg«* of Tien Tsin, decorat«*d ton.
greater.
I th« graves of the soldiers of all na­
Butter—Fancy creamery, 15(417 *yc; June 10, going down the Yukon to it was believed would not participate
The Chinese insurgent dairy, 13(414c; store, 10(412c jx*r Fort Hamlin by steamer, thence over­ in the Pan-American congress on ac­
A man in Chicago who attemjit««! tionalities.
to st«>p a <iuarrel lH*tween two other leader. General Mai*, is hero in con­ pound.
land by the Dahl river trail to the count of the restriction imjxMed tijxin
men, accidentally shot and kill«*«! one sultation with the German command­
Eggs—17(417 Sc per dozen.
middle fork of the Kovokuk to Berg­ the principle of arbitration, has‘has
er* concerning the pacification and
of them.
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 12(4 man, where supplies were shipped to formally announced its acceptance of
the invitation to jiarticipate.
reconstruction of the country.
12**c;
Young America, 13(413>Ic per the party last year.
Washington's state grain insptvtor
Peru is still of the opinion that it
|M«und.
Thence they will go up one of the will not be desert«*d by Bolivia and
predict* that 25,000.000 buihel* of
Ran Down a Launch.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $2 75(4 southward flowing tributaries of the Argentina.
wheat will be harv«*t<«d in that state
Since the recent ex­
this year.
Boston, June 25 —While coming 3 50; hens, $3 25(44 4X1; dressed, 9(4 Koyokuk, probably the Alashuk, changes between the various Pan-
thence
over
the
divide
to
the
Kowak
10c
|M*r
pound;
springs,
$2
00(44.00
American governments neither of
A saill*oat containing a young man into the harlxir this morning the
|M-r «iozen ; ducks, $3(44 for old . $2 50 and down the Kowak to Kotzebue
and three girl* capaized on Can|uines steamer City of Bangor, during a (4 4 00 for young; geese, $4(4 5 per sound, opening into the Arctic ocean these governments has given any in­
strait*, in California, drowning one dense fog, rati down the naptha dozen ; turkeys, live, 8(4 10c ; drossed, a short distance north of Behring timation of the course it intends to
launch Estelle, anchored off I»eer
pursue. The administration is ap-
of the girls and the youi.g man
strait. This is the first government parently confident that Argentina,
island beacon.
Five men on the 10(412**«* ]M*r jxiund.
party
ever
detailed
to
this
field,
which
Brazil has formally accepted the launch were thrown into the water
Mutton — Iaimlw, 3*4c.
gross;
Uruguay anil Paraguay will follow the
invitation to |mrtici|>atc in the Pan- and two drowned.
dressed, 7(47**c per pound; sheep, has been visited by few white men. course of Brazil, leaving Peru and
American congress of nations. It is
$3 25, gross; dressed, 6**c per pound. They will gather geological informa­ Bolivia the only two countries declin­
An App«al for Foralga M«lp.
thought other South American re­
Ilogs — Gross, heavy, $5.75(46 tion and mabke maps of the country ing to take part in the congress.
Tien Tsin, June 26—News has light. $4.75(45; dressed, 7(47**c per traversed.
publics will now follow this lead.
As the interests of Peru and Bolivia
been received from Tai Yuen Fu,
• re practically identical, the action
Frederick H. Davies, for many province of Khan Ki, that General pound.
Menage* ol Condolence.
of one will bind the other. The
___
years prominent as a civil engineer on Tun Fo Hsiang is marching thither,
Veal—Small, 7*t(d8**c; large, 6 **
Washington. June 26—Telegrams authorities are hopeful that future
railroads running out of Chicago, • nd the governor of the province ha* (47c |M*r pound.
was killed while attempting to pre­ apjicaled for foreign help in opjxMing
Beef—Gross top steers, $4 25(44.60; of condolence from all parts of the consideration wilUshow Peru it* in­
vent a wreck on the Baltimore A hi* progress.
cows and heifers, $3 75(44; dressed world are coming to the state dejuirt- terests are such as to require its par­
ment today addressed to Secretary ticipation in the congress rather
Ohio, near Midland, Ohio.
beef, 7(47 **c per pound.
Rteten Stormed a Moautery.
Hay. Cards are also being received than to stand subject to Chile's will.
Hoj»—12(414c per pound.
As a result fo th«* war between the
at the Hay home expressing regret.
Madrid, June 26.—The anti clerical
United States and Spain, a new I rioers, who have I m * cu jwrading the
W«ad — Valley, 116113c; Eastern
Pump Plant Burned.
principle has I m *»* ii established, which j streets shouting “burn the convents, '* Oregon, 8«4l2c; mohair, 2O(421c per
Protection From Moths.
Cairo, Ill., June 26.—Fire today
prevents neutral menofwar entering and who hisaed the Infanta Isabella, pound.
White cloves are said to be as effect­
or departing from a blockade«! port' •tornuil a monaatry during the night.
Potato«*» — $1 25(41.50 per sack; ual in banishing moths as either cam­ destroyed the plant of the National
Pump Co and th«* Big Four station
without the consent of the blockad­ They were finally dispersed.
new potat«M*s, l**(4t*4c per pound.
phor, cedar or tobacco.
at Mound City, II).
Loss, $100,000.
ing fl«*et.
Without Mu Si<a«turs.
The American Bible Society is pre­
The Pope Growing Weaker.
Another Big Gusher
Florence Nightingale, who has so
Olympia, Wash , Jnue 26.—Gov­ paring to issue editions of the Scrip­
Rome,
June 27.—Owing to hie in­
long been an invalid and confined to ernor Rogers tiles! with the m-cretary tures in 20 different Filipino dialects
Denison,
Tex., June 27 — What is
creasing feebleness the pope'« physi­
her I oudon house, recently celebrated of state today senate bill No. 4 with­
said to be the largest oil gusher yet
A
gypay
fortune
teller
who
was
ar
­
cian
has
forbidden
him
to
follow
his
her Hist ■ rthday.
out his signature. Senate bill No. 4 rested in Wyoming had l*ank notes to usual custom of passing the hot •truck in the southwestern field was
Willow furniture, mattings, etc., is the act relative to the issuance of the amount of $3.500 in a belt about weather in a pavilion in the Vatican blown in today at Redford. Creek
may lx* cleaned with salt and watei death warrants ami was introduced his waist.
garden. Notwithstanding this fact, 1 nation, north of IFenison, on the 8t.
applied with a nail brush
Rinse by Senator Rands, of Clark county.
no alarm concerning the pope is felt. Louis A Ran Francisco Railroail
Announcement
of
Coiunt
von
Wai-
ex­
It was the measure to cure which the
well and dry thoroughly.
It is reported that at the recent audi­
recent special wssion was called, dersee's intention to visit America ence between the pope and Cardinal tension, by the Pennsylvania Oil
To wash silk handkerchiefs soak Governor Rogers was ask.-d why he in the near future is taken to indicate
Company, The oil «pouted 4(X) feet
them in cold salt and water for 10 or had failed to sign the bill, but he an early termination of th< troubles Gibbons, the pope bid the latter a the air. 1 It is still gushing and in
touching
farewell,
saying
he
would
in
in China.
15 minutes wash them in the sams refused to have anything to say.
probably never see him again.
wasting in great quantities.
water and iron immediately.
Unless a new counterfeit turns up
PssMRgsr Train Wrecked.
Pn«u< st Honolulu
son the year ended June, 1901. will
Troubl« a Raumg th« litgallt.
Powdered borax sprinkled around
Pittsburg, June 26 —North bound hold the record for the small amount
in places infested by ants will banish
Washington. June 27.—In view of
New
York. June 27 —An attepmt
them.
passenger No. 23, on the Pittsburg A of l*ad money made ami circulated in a dispatch received at the war depart­ to fl«»t the transjmrt Ingalls, which
the
United
States.
ment today from General Khafter at sank in a dry dock in the Erie Basin,
To clean decanters put in aquantity Ij»ke Erie Railroad, was wrecked at
Horace W. Means, of Lexington. Kan Francisco, reporting four deaths June 14. into a stronger drydock, ha*
of crushe«! egg shells, then partly fill Monoca. 26 tn i lea front Pittsburg,
Two persons were Ky., one of the twat known toliacco from the bubonic plague at Honolulu resulted in the v esse I • dropping an
with cold water and shake thoroughly. this evening.
between May 29 and June 9, Assist­ additional
four - feet —
and
l.'„ being
.
—1 now
killed,
three
fatally
injured and 40 dealers in central Kentucky, com-
Mix a l»*a»j«»>nful of pulverised
nutted suicide by shooting He was ant Secretary Sanger has telegraphed deeper in the water than ever, Th.MW
The train,
alum with th«- stove puliah, it will others more or l«*«a hurt.
despondent on account of ill health General Shafter to confer with Gen­ in charge of the work say it was an
fjive the ato»* a g -ai and permanent while going at a very great speed,
eral Corbin, and. if it is deemed desir­
— to I m *
The Canadian government will en­ able. to coal the Hancock so as to accident almost impiwible
ran into an open switch at M«>noca.
ustrr
i-
‘ ‘
am! the entire train went over an deavor to check the destruction of sail direct through to Manila. Ac­ • V. ide«i N.ibody waa injured in the
•acond
______
_ the hull
— accident
—-4-..1 L
Divers
say
A little hoses jail into the water embankment some 25 feet high. ■*able island, new being washed away
in which rod bordered table linen or Every car was overturned, two of them ■y ocean waves, bv planting hardy cording to General Shafter's message, of the vessel is not injured' Block*
»he president of the Honolulu boeni in the dock on which the keel of the
towels are to be washed will prevent going over twice.
trees and thick shrubbery.
of health has the plague controlled. •hip rested fell away.
them from fading.
■UGKNE
ORBGON.
NEWS OF THE WEEK
RAN OUT OF HER COURSE.
P..MnVr< B«c*m« Fsak Stridtea.
Dsputy United State! M*r»h*li Mad
' Ex-liuurgent Take! th« Oath si AJIegiaa e e
DEATH ENDS FEUD
FIRED ON BY STRIKERS.
Safely
but
W«ra
L*nd«d.
St. John's, N. F., June 28—The
Orient Steam Navigation Company's
steamship Lusitania, from Liverpool,
June 18, for Montreal, having 300
passengers on board, was wrecked
last night off Cape Ballard.
The Lusitania was bound round
Cape Race for Montreal with a large
cargo and a shipload of jiaasengers.
She mistook her course in a dense fog,
and went ashore near Renews, 20 milt**
north of Cape Race, liefore daybreak.
The ship ran over a reef, and hangs
against a cliff. The passengers, who
are mostly emigrants, were jiaiiic
stricken. They stamj>ed«»d and fought
for the boats, but were overcome by the
officer* and crew
The rougher ele­
ments among the passengers used
knives.
The women and children
were first landed, and the men fol­
lowed. The crew stood by the ship.
A heavy sea was running, but at
latest advices the Lusitania was hold­
ing her own. It is thought that she
will prove a total wreck.
The jiassengers oi the Lusitania
had a terrible experience. The first
knowledge they had of the disaster
was when, ow ing to the ship scraping
over the r«x*ks, they were hurled from
their berths by the shook. A scene
of great excitement prevailed. Three
hundred jx*ople were clamoring to
excajie, while the crew tried to jiacify
them and lautish the boats. The
male jiassengers in their attempt to
seize the boats, trampled the women
under foot and fought the crew with
knives. Some of the more cool head-
«*d of the jiassengers assisted the crew
in the efforts to get out the boats.
The women and children, almost
nude, were jiulled up the cliffs by the
coast jieople.
The unhappy passengers,
after
shivering for hours on the hilltop,
tramped weary miles to reach the
houses of the fishermen, where they
are now sheltered. Previous to reach­
ing the cliffs, the passengers passed
two hours of terrible anxiety on the
wreck. As a furious rain storm and
heavy sea raged all night, it is feared
the Lusitania will be a total wreck.
The last reports receive«! here said
the steamer was breaking up, that
her foreholds were full of water and
that her cargo was lieing salvaged.
There is hope of saving the effects of
the jiassengers, as, where jxissible,
they were stored above decks.
RIOT AT ROCHESTER.
Policenwn and
Strikers
Fought
and
Many
UNfON JACK WAS REMOVE d
SKAGWAY CUSTOM HOUSE '
Flag Nad Been Mooted by CeMdi*. ç
0<fic«r. Under ln*trucm>iU Fr<m
«mm«iu-An Oregon Men Qa
and Calmly Mended Mi. Cerd lQ
'
dal Who Protested.
Vancover, B , C., Ju|y j „
steamer Islander, from Sakit»"“1*
day, brings news of an excitmL^
ejnsode at Skagway. E s
Canadian customs agent there . , '
on instretions from Ottaw \ "‘I
the British flag on a pole'al^!^
office.
Several incendiary rMn
followed the hoisting of th*
and on the following morning
athletic-looking man glan<4 * ,
the flag, and »topping Mt the f«w! ^
the staff, took out his jacket v**/
and cutting the halyards, pulled
the flag and run the halyard, th, *?
tossed them into a recera of the J,,,. (
ing. It did not take Custom« Am,
Busby long to come to the defen»
the flag of his country. When u
reached the flag-furler’ the ],tt
calmly pulled a canl from his px-u?
and, after handing it to the axtonuhu
Canadian official, turn«*d on his 1J
and walked away. On the card «.
"George
Miller, attorney.*t-|.w
Eugene, Oregon.” MillerieabrotlJ
of Joa«juin Miller, the Californiap^..
and is visiting friends in Skagwav
GUAM
TERRORIZED.
United States Forces Brought Into Dimp«,
Commander Schroeder i Order»
Washington, July 1.—The atten­
tion of the navy department has |^n
formally called to what a]>|e*rs to
be an unsatisfactory condition
affairs in Guam. The incoming mail»
brought a copy of an order issued hr
the naval commander of the island
Commander Seaton Schroeder, dr-
nouncing “hoodlumism «nd |»wle>..
ness,’’ which he says are rampant it
the station. The order refers to ter­
rorism at the fort, gambling »nd
drunkenness, which have brought the
United States’ force into disrepute."
The order closes with the impost,
tion of restrictions on the liberty ¡4
the marines.
It is believe«! the navy department
will be obliged to look into the de­
nunciation of th«* marines. General
Heywood, commandant of marines,
already has been called tqion tu fur­
nish such information as he has, and
it may be that a court of inquiry will
be appointed.
STORM IN THE NORTHWEST
Wert Injured.
Rochester, N. Y., June 28.—One Damage Done in the Twin Cities—Severd
Person» K lied.
thousand striking laborers had a
brisk encounter with the jxdice today,
Minneapolis, Minn., July 1—A
in which 11 policemen and 20 rioters terrible storm swept over Minneapoli.«,
were injured. The rioters set out, as St. Paul and vicinity this afternoon.
several times before, too drive off the The storm broke out alxiut 4 o'clock,
laliorers working on street improve­ lieing pr«*cee«led by almost total «lark­
nests.
Many jieojfle went into the
ments.
At Mill and Commercial street, and, when the storm of wind
streets they encountered 50 laborers and rain broke, then* were many in­
employed by the Rochester Gas <t jured.
Several jx?rsons were killed.
Electric company in digging a trench, The wind also blew down .»evend
and drove them from the trench. buildings.
Heavy storms are rej>orte«l all over
The workers sought refuge in the
this section, mid the j»r«>]x*rty los*
jxiwer hous«* of the company, and the will run into the thousands, and
jsdice undertook to disjierse the mob. many hea«l of livestock killwl. The
The police reserves were drawn up in worst storm was that w liich pawed
a platoon of 50 across the street, and through the district south of New
upon orders advanced with drawn Richmond, Wis.
It was a tornzdo
clubs ujion the mob.
Immediately and did much daniag«* to farm prop
th«* air was fillt*d with bricks, stones erty, although no lives were lost. A
and wood, and shovels and picks in rainfall of nearly four inches is re­
the hands of the strikers were used
ported there.
freely. Amid the melee a shot rang
out and the sergeant commanding the
Coronation of King Edwird.
platoon ordered the jxilice to fire over
London,
July 1.—The royal proc­
the heads of the strikers. This had
th«* desired effect. The strikers scat- lamation announcing that the coron­
tered and the jwlice chased them ation of King Edward is to take j'lace
through the streets to the City Hall in June next, the exact date date not
Park, where they were held awaiting yet being determine«! upon, «as re»d
this morning at St. James's jwlare.
action by the mayor.
Police reinforcements were hurried Temple Bar and the Roayl Excahnge
to the scene of the riot, but their ser­ with all the quaint, medieval ncen<*
vices were not required. The injuries which mark«*«! the occasion of tli«
jiroclaniation of the accession of the
sustained by several of the
policemen
ir- pu
i ivemril j í •
Today’s ceremonial was on-
are of a serious nature. Th« hurts
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of jlera]je(|i
crowds quickly pth-
the rioters were mostly scalp wounds '
ered.
inflicted by the officers' clubs.
$15,000 Fire st Roealu.
A Sscond Cloudburst
Bluefields, W. Va., June 28._ An-
other destructive storm swept the
fl.xxi-xwept
.
, district
. , , tonight, and while
"P<irted irom
this second visitation, the damage to
property has been great. The work
done by the large force of men repair­
ing the damage of the last storm has
been destroyed in many places.
Refunding Proprietary
Stamp*.
Washington, June 28.—The com-
mixsioner of internal revenue, Yerkes,
has decide»! that the value of propri­
etary stamp* projierly affixed and
canceled on proprietary articles not
remove«! from the factory for sale or
iim *
lx*fore July 1, 1901, may lie re­
funded on proper application to the
collector from whom the stamps were
purchased.
California Hotel Burned.
Bakersfield, Cal., June 28.—The
Central hotel in Kern, about a mile
east of here, caught fire t.xiay, and
before the flames were subdued one
life >* known to have been loet and
others are missing The skull of a
fireman, was crushed.
The fire is
•upjxwed to have started from the ex­
plosion of a lamp in one of the rooms
In a moment all way, of ewajx* were
cut off by wall* of flame. I.««», $10-
WJO; insurance, $3.000.
Rosalia, Wash., uuiy
July « 1. -
— ~-
w**ich started at 3 o'clock yestenisy
morning in a hardware st ore deitrorei
the building. Losson the l»uil«iini.
$2,000; on the stock, $13.000; in»»-
*nce* W.5W- The origin of the in
is unknown.
Th* Ortgonian'i Muhip-
New York, July 1—A di-patch W
the Herahl from Montevideo, >*'■
i The American steamer Oregonian.
bound for San Francisco with «•*
for the Pacific s«juadron has,rn
oft Buceo. a short distance from th»
port, and anchored there
American authorities sent a tug
inquire why the steamer s csptzJ>
has chosen such a peculiar anclu’WJ^
The captain of the Oregoniand«’<’l*-
that the vessel was damaged
said that he did not wish the de*m
towed into the harbor.
Shopmen and Cattle R i m "
Cheyenne. Wyo., July 1—■' ^1’ *
of a clash between sheepmen in'''
tie raisers in the Sweet Water cou’tr»
has reached here, but nothing_
can be ascertained. The ¡»weft
country is where a dead line
ported establish«*d by catth mens
weeks ago.
The ranges there ■■
greatly overstocked with sheep. J
the flocks have been »hre*,en‘17rt.
invade territory heretofore he
clusively for cattle.
Agotwillo Sun Talking.
P*nx. June 28—A correspondent
of U Presse of this city, who inter-
▼tewed Agom-illo. Aguinaldo'. Euro-
!*•" «gent. *t Marseilles, previous
to hi* departure for Hong Kong,
quote* the Filipino as saying that the
«ruggle in the Philippine, i. f*r from
£f Am»°™u
capture
of Aguinaldo diminished the chancea
*4 succès*, but he asserte«! that the
Amerwana, like the Britiah in th«
Transvaal, will find they are j.urcha*-
mg their conqueat too dearly.
Od Taak oa Fite.
Decatur, Ind.. July 1 "J
which was start«*«! at Tt’ '
days ago by lightning striki - 1
of the Ktandard Oil <’■ ' !
taining 50,000 barrelsis ’!lil
Three hundred men from '
and neighboring cities an*
the flames, and making ef*
five other tanks that cont*1
30,000 barrels of oil. Ti e i ■**
Standard Oi) company *'''n
reach $80.000. Many f th*
taors have been badly burn**-
.
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