The Eugene weekly guard., January 10, 1903, Image 10

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Eugene Weekly Guard
President and Wife Hold Brilliant Recep­
tion In New Mbits House.
CAMTHgLl. BBOS., Proprietor«.
EUGENE
OREGON.
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EV ENTS OF THE DAY
Comprehensive Review of the Import­
ant Happenings of the Past Week,
Presented in Conticnscd form. Moat
Likely to Prove Interesting,
Castro sends an army to fight the
rebels.
New diamond field dls"overed
the Transvaal.
NEWS OF OREGON
NEW YEARS AT WASHINGTON.
In
Washington legislature has no cap-
ftol for its meeting.
Pension Bureau hurries action on
Indian War pensions.
A new anti trust bill to be Intro-
duced by Senator Hoar.
Sultan of Morocco sends his broth-
cr to fight the pretender.
The local marine engineers' strike
on ocean steamers is ended.
Gratifying Increase in revenue and
decrease in National debt In Decem­
ber.
I*resld«*nt Roosevelt closes a South­
ern postoffi« e l>«-< ause the Negro post
mistress is driven out.
M’ashington,
Jan.
2.—President
Roosevelt's New Year's reception was
one of the most brilliant events In
Washington society history. All call­
ers were afforded the opportunity of
greeting the President and Mrs. Roose­
velt and ezchanging with them the
compliments of the new year. No dis
tinctions were made except such as
were rendered nec«-saary in pr«-ser-
vation of order.
The general public for the
first
time had an opportunity to see the
wldely-h<*ralded improvements in the
White House—improvements
which
when completed will have cost about
>600.000. in addition to a desire per­
sonally to wish the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt a Happy New Year, hun­
dreds were attracted by a wish to see
the White House in its new and hand­
some interior finish and furnishing.
To many who were familiar with th«*
interior of the mansion as it was a
year ago tb«* chang«»s made were a
revelation. While in a general way
tin* form of the Interior has been re­
tained In beauty and effectiveness, It
is wholly different.
Just 102 years ago President John
Adams and his wife opened the White
House with a New Year's reception
to their friends and to me publis gen­
erally. The dawn of the first fete day
within th«* walla since bwome hlator
lc was accompanied by the noise of
saw and hammer, as was this day.
On aeount of the unfinlsh«*«! con
dltlon of the lower fl«x>r, President
and Mrs. Adams receive«! their guests
in th«* r<H>tn on the second floor now
occupied by President Itoosevelt as
a library. While the improvements
now are more nearly completed than
was the mansion Itself at that time, it
will b<* several months before the
workmen will hav<> flnlshtxl their task.
It was a merry «lay for the Roose­
velt children
Prior to th«* reception
they had n Jolly time In the lower part
of the house
They manifested the
liveliest Interest 111 all tin* arrange
ments.
Th«* President was In excellent splr
Its. and Mrs. Roosevelt never seemed
happier or mon* gracious. The Pres­
ident was attired In a frock suit, and
the only «lash of color almut his at
tire was a tie of grayish tint. Shortly
after the receiving party assembled In
th«« blueroom, th«» reception proper be­
gan.
DÜCUARF. WAR UPON SHEEP.
Grant County Settlers Urging aTwo-Mile
Limit Law.
ITFMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE STATE.
Dallas Muat Go to Law to Procure Water
Rights Roseburg Saloons Must Close
on Sundays Cattle Dying of Cold
Great Central Pays Oft
O. R. & N.
Raises Wages.
to
___
George Lawrence, a pioneer of 1852.
died at bis home on Pistol River.
It is reported that many cattle have
died from the cold on the ranger»
about Roseburg.
An organized band of horse-thieves
is operating on the ranges of the
Southern Oregon mountains.
A large majority of th«* citiz«*ns of
Grant County will fight th«* proposed
forest reserve in the Blue Mountains.
The Grants Pass city council has
passed an ordinance forbidding chick-
ena from running at large within cer­
tain limit*.
United States postal inspector has
viewed a n«-w rural delivery route
up Roberts Creek from Roseburg, and
will in all probability report favorably
upon it.
John Day City. Or., Jan. 1.—Grant
an«l Baker County cattlemen and set-
tiers are agitating for a two-mile lim-
it law. similar to that in operation In
Idaho and California, by which sheep
ranging Is not permitted within two
miles of any settler s habitation.
This puts a new phase on the bit­
ter and bloody range feud that exists
in thia county between home and for
elgn stockmen, for while the move In
Grant County is apparently one of
settlers against sheep owners, it is
really a step against the invading
hordes of Xiorrow, Gilliam, Wheeler,
Crook and other county sheep which
pour in here annually for summer
range. Simultaneously comes the
tidings that Grant County stockmen
are preparing for organization suf­
ficiently strong to keep out these
sheep and reserve n«*zt season's range
for home atockmen. It makes the
Spring
Outlook for trouble in the
brighter than ever, though the bril-
llant outlook for range war in 1902
was more than fulfilled.
! PHILIPPINE CABLE
NOW
RESUME OF THE YEAR
1802*8 RECORD OF PROSPERITY
FINISHED TO HONOLULU AND
AND DISASTER.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
There Have Beefl Volcanic Eruptions.
Wars. Conflagrationa and Explo-
aions Large Death Liata-And Still
Cable Ship Slhertown Had a Storm» and
times Hava Been Go<xL
Laborleu» Voyage, but Human Energy
and Pluck Conquered at Last - Men
Though most of the civilized world has
Stood knee Deep In Water —Will Be enjoyed a continuauc* of the reign of mu­
Finished to Manila by July 4th.
Honolulu. Jan. 3.—The voyage of the
• able ship Silvertown was eventful and
at
times
unpleasantly
exciting.
Twelve hours out from San Francisco
the cable-ship was beset by bad
w-ather. whi( h continued with the ex
ception of one day to the end of the
voyage. Variable winds that at times
approached the velocity of gales,
heavy seas that buffeted her about,
retarded the passage, as well as en-
dangered the safety of the cable; in
tact, every adverse condition that Is
usually encountered in the landing of
;• cable was met with and at times
made the task most hazardous.
A more perfect day could hardly be
imagined than Sunday. December 14.
when the shore end was landed near
the Cllfr House, of San Francisco. The
I end of the line was brought on board
the steamer at 5 30 in the pvening and
¡the start was made at 12:30 Monday
i morning. The favorable conditions
■ ontinn.il until 11 o'clock on the
morning of that day. when the vessel
tan into a squall of wind and rain
that came out of the west. Steering
, through a southwesterly course, the
Silvertown offered a broad starboard
, beam to the storm. Soon the seas
were whipped Into confusion, rolling
the vessel in a manner most danger­
ous to the cable. The velocity of the
wind increased, and early in the after­
noon great green seas boarded the
starboard bow, and swept along the
deck and «-scaped into the sea
through the port scuppers, Toward
evening ropes were stretched about
the deck and everything was made
last. The rain ceased, but the storm
force
continued
with
unabated
through the night.
Under ordinary conditions the line
is paid out 7 per cent faster than the
speed of th«* vessel. This was increas-
ed during the storm to 10 per cent.
Even with this concession the strain
«as terrific. As the ship lifted an<l
lurched, the great drum around which
the strand was passing would almost
• ease to revolve one moment, only to
resume with a rush the next, render-
ing the life of the men in the tanks
a hazard. The dynamometer regulat
ing the speed of and the strain on
the line at such times fluctuated wild­
ly. rushing from an indicated strain
of two tons or less up to four and even
five tons. When It is understood that
the breaking strain is 8% tons, it
must be apparent that failure to re­
relieve the strain promptly meant dis­
aster to the precious line, and its loss
in 2500 fathoms would have meant a
long and serious delay in the comple­
tion of the work of laying the cable,
as well as being a most expensive
happening to the contracting com­
pany.
Rare good Judgment In the
handling of both the ship and the
cable at these critical times averted
pn accident.
The cable finally reached Moloakal
Channel on Christmas day, and had to
be buoyed there for a week before
the sea became calm enough to splice
it to the Hawaiian shore end.
That feat was finally accomplished
■ n New Year's night, amid great popu­
lar rejoicing.
Clarence Mackay, president of the
Cable Company, says cable-laying will
be continued without Interruption
and hopes to have the line completed
to Manila by the Fourth of J July.
Thence an extension will be laid I to
Shanghai.
tual prosperity which began in . •
j, uudeuiable that the year 1JIL has
n,.de a wuful record in ths way of dis-
a.ti-r ami destruction of human life. 1 be
. ruptiun of Mount Felee. Martinique.
May b. may be given pre-eminence us
the most disastrous occurrence of several
d. cades, and its destructive work «a*
supplemented by many costly coullagru-
ti. ns. especially during the early month,
of the year, ami a number of deadly ex-
plosions.
a
.
Many noted persons have passed *nto
the beyond since Jan. 1. WOL
them being Cecil Rhode*. Rev. T. DeM itt
Talmage. Gen. Wade Hampton r rank
II. Stockton, J. Sterling Morton, So
Smith Russell. Bret Harte. Rear Admiral
William T. Sampson, Lord I’auncefote.
• Jen. Franz Sigel. Edward Eggleston.
Justice Horace Gray. Marie Henriette.
Queen of Belgium: Emile Zola. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, Herr Krupp, Thomas B.
Reed and Mrs. U. S. Grant.
21 Decorah, Iowa, overwhelm^
cloudburst. ,
,
,
_
W
23 Explosion la nilae st Ferai», g .
kills H* miner».
• v,
24. Death of British Ambassador, r...
I*a uuceforte.
*
jl. Boer leaders sign article of
render... Retaibulen,
Guatemala, „7*
Whelmed by volcano. 1.000 Uvea lost.
*'
JUNE.
2 Teamsters' strike esnses riots In rv.
esgo.. . Death of Rev. Dr. J. H, Bar*,,,
st Oberlin. O.
n
3. Strike rlotF In Chicago.
4 Teamsters' strike la Chicago settiM
s. Street car riots tn Providence, R ;
tj Tornado and cloudburst's tn Iowa
breaks. Kansas, lUlaois, South Dakota.
9 St. Luke'a Sanitarium |n Chics»,
burns, 10 lives being lost.
10 Tornado cauras damage and death I.
Illinois. Iowa and Minnesota.
•
13 president sends to Congress »p,rtl
me-.age on Cuban reciprocity.
1« Senate passes Panama canal bill
Death of King Albert of Saxony.
21 Wyeth wins American Derby |n
cag'i ...Town Marshal of Jefferson. UW1
killed by half wltted man, who 1» tl(,
ai.tn by mob.
•■•> $5<<J,000 Are In Portland, Ore.
23. 8t. James Hotel collapaea at Dall^
1 24*’King Edward VII submits to ope«,,
tlon for p«-rltypbllltis. ...Coronation 1, p.»,.
30 Senator Bailey of Texas makes q.
lent' attack on Seaator Beveridge of i4lll.
ana in Seuute.
JULY.
L Adjournment of Congress.
3 President Issues peace and »mnw,
Dr<M-lamatlon for Philippines. ... Rock li
»nd fast train held up uear Dupont. Ill.
4. Trolley wreck uear Gloversvllle, x,
kills 15 persons.
5. Swift’s market In Chicago stocky«^
burned.
.
- . .
7. y.iiX) Chicago freight handler« »trike.
9. Sturms and fiuuds In Iowa and ti4
West.
10. Explosion In mine at Johnstown,
kills 125 miners.
11. Lord Salisbury resigns ss premier of
England; succeeded by Mr. Arthur Balfour.
12. Death of Archbishop Firehan of Chk
cago.
13. Sir Liang Cheng appointed Chin»*
Minister to United States to succeed Mr
Wu.
14. Express train held up and robbrt
near Marshall's Pass, Colorado.
15. Cyclone destroys
Emeraldo ,nt
Thompson. N. D.. and Borup. Minn.
1(1. End of freight handlers' strike It
Chicago... .Fifty killed In mine exploaloi
at Park City, Utah... .General Jacob H.
Smith retired with censure.
3ti. Murder ot Minnie Mitchell in Chi­
cago.
31. Earthquake In Santa Barbara Coos
ty. Cal.
NATIONAL TELEPHONE TRUST.
Events of the Year,
The Great Central Railroad Is dis­
JANUARY.
Memphis Companies to Be Nucleus of a
tributing
lots
of
money
along
Itw
Great increase In exports of tnanu
L Thomas Estrada Palma elected PreaU
>100,000,000
Combination.
route
by
paying
up
all
bills
for
labor
of
Cuba
....
President Roosevelt bolus
factured goods, and in
Import a of
deut — ------
and merchandise to the first of the
brilliant
lilt reception.
revepiioD.
_ ..
.
manufacturer)«»' materials, iron and
Memphis, Jan. 2.—A strong rumor
Passenger steamer Walla
}“
2. laawsavr
«.« W
-■ — aba
•— 9ur ,-
new year.
ate« I,
off Cape Mendocino by unknown bark,
Is current in this city announcing an
The city offi« lais of Roseburg have effort to form a gigantic combination
lives lost.
,
, ... .
Science convention hears how Irrl
3. White House ball on occasion of Mt»s
decided to enforce the ordinance clos­
gallon will help the nation, and how
Alice Kooseselt s debut.
of
the
independent
telephone
inter
ing saloons on Sunday, and all sa­
4. Nineteen men lust In marine collision
forests are being wasted.
loons In the city obeyed the ordinance <*sts of the United States, with the
off Avelro. Portugal.
Bubonic plague causes panic on
fl. Congress reassembles.
last Sunday.
Memphis Long Distance Telephone
7. Seventeen men killed by cave-ln tn
Mexican coast.
mine at Negaunee. Mich.
Dr. I.awbaugh, the Portland owner Company, capital >100.000, and the
b. Tunnel accident to New York Central
Science association electa Carroll
of a fast French automobile, has been Memphis Telephone Company, capital
train In New York City cansea 15 deaths.
D. Wright president.
sued for >820 damages by the owner 1400,000, as a basis, The rumored al
10. Failure of Euclid Avenue Truat and
Savings Co. of Cleveland.
of a team that was frightened by the
Pacific cable completed to Honolulu
Hance is said to be backed by the in-
12
Seven llvea loat In fire In Buffalo,
new
ma«h!ne
and
broke
loose
and
ran
and first message r«»celved.
N. Y.
terests mentioned. the Stromberg
away,
14
Second
failure of George H. Phillips,
Ix-mwratic l<*a«lera choose the tar
formerly called the Chicago “com king. '
A buggy containing three persons Carlson Manufacturing Co., of Chic-
Iff as Issue of the next campaign.
...J. B. Foraker elected Senator from Ohio.
AUOU8T.
was run Into by a switch engine in ago, and Harvey Meyers, of Coving
Arthur P. Gorman from Maryland and J. B.
B. Burlington express train robbed neu
Mxuulsh rebels march on Fez. and
McCreary from Kentucky.
the Salem yards and smashed, and the ton, Ky. The scheme is said to be
Savanua,
111.
16. A. B. Cummins Inaugurated Govern­
th«* Sultan goes out to fight them.
horses torn entirely dear of the ve- the outgrowth of the annual meeting
6. Train wreck near Collins, Iowa, kill*
or of Iowa.... Earthquake kills 300 people
13 people and injures »30.
hide, but ni'lther the occupants of the
King Edward proclaimed Emperor
at
Cbllpanelngo, Mexico.
com
of the Independent telephone
9. Coronation of King Edward of Eng-
18.
Death
of
Sir
Ellis
Asbmead
Bartlett,
the
I
i.
ltn
rig
nor
the
horses
were
injured
in
of India with great pomp, at
land....Body of Mrs. Auu Bartholin 1 fonai
English political leader.
pan'es at Chicago on December 8.
least.
In
Chicago.
19. Four bulldluga collapse In Detroit's
Bloo<lshe«l is atpected among th«*
nvolves about
plan
10. Death of Senator McMillan of Michi-
The town of Dallas finds it necea The proposed
business center.
claim locators in Wyoming oil fields
gan...Seven
persona burned to death li
2<>. Columbian Insurgents win battle In
sary to go to law in order to procure >100,000,000. General Manager War
Pnnama harbor... .Death of Camilla U rso, hotel tire at San Angelo, Texas.
Mexican
Jeffriea refuses to fight
water rights for a city water supply, ren, of the Memphis Long Distance
16.
Cullacan,
Mexico, swept by tidal
vloUnlate.
Pete because be fears to be knocked
and as towns of that size cannot bring
24 Treaty ceding Danish West Indies to wave. .. .|28,000 express robbery at Fore­
last
night
ad
Telephone
Company,
vllle,
Ky.
out.
United States signed. .. Dust explosion kills
su«h suits without consent of the tax
20. Autumn naval maneuvers begin ol
29 miners at Lost Creek. Iowa.
payers, an election will be held to ob- mltted that the rumor was true, but
Castro attach«*» conditions lo urbi-
28. Peace proposals made to England In Massachusetts coast.
tain
this
consent.
stated
that
nothing
definite
has
been
20. Death of General Frans Sigel.
tratlou which «ause discussion among
Boers' behalf by Holland.
21. President Roosevelt on trip througti
29. Ten lives lost In tenement house fire
The O. R, & N. Co. has decided to accomplished yet.
the allies.
lami e to H aw aii .
New
England.
In Boston.
raise the wages of all Its de< khands,
22. Earthquakes In East Turkestan kill
Pennsylvania coal miners refused
1,000
.,<«*)
persons.
watchmen and firemen, beginning
FEBRUARY.
AERIAL TORPEDO INAENTED.
to work on New Year's to relieve the First Message Came New Years Night
2Ö. Death of ex-Govcrnor George Hoad-
I. Dust explosion in Hondo, Mexico,
January 1.
The Increase in wages
lev
of
(thio.
coal famine.
mines; 87 men die.
From Dole to Roosevelt,
will lie $5 per month, an<l about 125
84«. Eruption of Mont Peiec destroy»
3. >2,500,VUU tire in Waterbury, Conn.......
a
Thing
of
Life,
Being
Flies
l
ike
It
New sheriffs in Main«» enforce th«*
first men will benefit by it. It will include
San Francisco, Jan. 2.—the
Gale ou Atlantic coast does considerable Morue Rouge.-with 200 lives.
Guided From Terra Firms.
darnace.
prohibition law rigidly, causing lots message from Honolulu over th«* Pa employes on the Snake River boats
SEPTEMBER.
4. Keeley liquor cure plant at Dwight,
of surprises and some trouble.
ns well as those running on the Wil­
New Y’ork, Jan. 1.—Professor Carl
I. Thirty killed and *0 wounded in trata
Ill., burn«....Six firemen killed by falling
effle cabl«> was received her«» at 11:03
wall» lu St. Ixiuis.
wreck uear Berry, Ala.
Myers, a balloon maker of Frankfort,
Many Oregon state laml selections o’clock last night. Th«» signals were lamette and Columbia.
0. S10.000.000 fire in Paterson, N. J___
3. President Roosevelt hurt in trolley
A tire in Salem's Chinatown caused has constructe«| an electrical aerial
reject«*«! by General I .and Ottico be-
Smaller fires In Jersey City.
Brookl- and
~ * accident near Pittsfield. Mass ... Death of
r, Brooklyn
cause state tried to exchange same perfect at both ends, Th«* speed was >500 damage to some old wooden torpedo, which is to be exhibited at
Chicago
........
Eleven
lives
lost
in
L_
w
__
„
Edward
Egqleston, novelist... .Third (rest
lust
in
lodging
fast, but the operators have not tig buildings.
house fire In St. Louis.
tracts twice.
eruption of Mont Pelee, Martinique.
ured out the rate at which the earliest
the Ixiuislanna Purchase Exposition
10. r
— _ manufacturing
__ -
•_ plants burned
___ _
Twelve
4. Body of Wui. J. Bartholin found neu
The region about Summerville will
oppose
Cuitan messages were exchanged. The first
at Springfield, O.
Many Senators
L«»wther, Iowa.
says a Utica. N. Y., dispatch to the
II. Death of Marquis of Dufferin.
7. Haytlnn gunboat Crete a Pierrot sunk
reciprocity treaty.
message was from Governor Dole to have a n< w rural free delivery route,
17. House
passes
dh » bcm war tax reduction bill.
bill,
by
German gunboat Panther.
Herald.
to
begin
February
1,
1903.
kf laa Ellen
L I In.. Stone's
Utowo'« ransom _ paid
_ a _a - to
18. Miss
II. Battleship Wisconsin and cruiser Cin­
Gorgeous pageant at th«* imperial President Roosevelt.
Th«* aerial torpedo flea like a thing
Bulgarian brigands.
Almost Immediately after communl
cinnati ordered to Panama.
Ontario will make another fight to
coronation durbar In India.
19. ?
• • _i ::
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President
Roosevelt's
decision on
12. Great fire In Beaumont, Texas, oil
cation was established a message of obtain th«* county scat of Malheur of life, is driven by two aluminum
Schley appeal given out.
fields. ... Killing frost In Northwest... .Mr»
Carroll IX Wright discussed labor greeting was flashed
President County at the coming session of the scr«*w blades, making 2000 revolutions
to
30. ..............
Revolutionary
riots
In
Barcelona,
Senator Stewart of Nevada killed In auto­
question at Science convention.
Spain.
Resaevelt at Washington, The mes- legislature.
mobile accldeut.
a minute and rotated by an electric
22. Park Avenue Hotel and 71»t
Regi­
71st_ Regl-
15. Death of ex Supreme Court Justlei
Secretary Hitchcock forces I.und sago was from Governor I »ole, of
ment Arm.-ry In New York burned Jl.«»»>.- Horace Gray.
The badly «Ipcomposed body of a motor, which obtains its power from
Hawaii. The t«*xt was withheld, p yend
Commissioner Hermann to resign.
000 loss and 50 Ilves destroyed. . . .Senators
18. Peary Arctic expedí ion returns.
Senators
Ing receipt of the messag«* by th«* man was found on the South I'tnpqua an ordinary incandescent lighting
Tillman and McLaureu of South Carolina
19. Panic lu negro Baptist convention at
Arrangements of arbitration proto President In person.
tight in Senate.
river.
He had appearently been current of 110 volts. The movements
Birmingham, Ala., causea death of SO per­
col in Venezuelan affairs left to Minis
23. Mis» Ellen Stone released by Bul­ sons and Injury of 100. ...Death of Marl»
drowned. The body was well dressed.
garian bandits.
are directed by two aero planes acting
Henriette, queen of the Belglana.
ter Bowen.
Cable Works llcautBully.
24. Philippine bill passed by Senate
23. Operation for abscess on President
A
British
ship
direct
from
Shanghai,
as
rudders
moving
the
vessel
up.
27.
McKluley
memorial
«erylce»
iu
Con
­
The Humbert family arrives In
Roosevelt's
leg at Indianapolis.
San Francluco, Jan. 2.—The pa
gress.
2H. Four hundred persona killed by cy­
Paris and the police f«x>l tiie curious tlence of the watchers of th«* Postal la In quarantine at Astoria, having a down, right or left. In circles, spirals
.r°?Ite€n m,neri killed by snowslide clone and waterspout lu Eastern Slctllty.
case of smallpox on board, 8he had
crowd.
at Telluride, Col.
Tel«*graph Company was r«*wiird«*<l at a load of mud from the Shanghai or cyloids, as a bird flies. All these
2s. Second operation on President Roose*
velt's leg....Tidal wave on coast of Japan.
Coroner's Inquest h«*ars evidence on 11:01 o'clock lust night, when the tn river as ballast, and this must be evolutions are under control of a dis­
MARCH.
29.
Death of Emile Zola.
■
blunders which caused
Wkinstead struuient al th«» San Francisco end of treated with a solution of i acids, for tant operator, who moves an index
2A. Prince Henry of Prussia visits Chi­
cago and other western cities.
.
th«* Pacific cable Indicated that con fear that it may contain i cholera
wreck.
OCTOBER.
over contact points on a dial switch­
7. Wreck on Southern Pacific railway in
nectlon with Honolulu had at last germs.
3. Conference of coal operators and mln*
Texas; 15 persons killed and 30 Injured
Mrs. Tlngl«»y is sal«l to declare that been mud«» anil that a niessagir was
era at W hite lloii-e In Washington.
board, to which the vessel instantly
Gen
Methuen captured by Boers.
4. Great tire at Atnoy, China.
a mother's lov«* for her child a.hould coming through
Burglars broke Into a Salem gun responds.
j..10-. »veretary of Treaauay Long resigns;
II. Governor Stone of Pennsylvania orden
be crush«*«l out.
W. L. Moody of Masaachusetts appointed State
The first words that th«* ticker de- store and stole about >200 worth of
COAL MINE CAVES IN.
Militia to coal fields.
bls
successor.
11. Burlington train held up near Ute
"You are revolvers. The same night a street
Railroads agree to return free of noted on th«» tape were
si1?'
,F'"nn,r Governor John P. coin, Neb.
More
Pay
for
Teamsters.
car
was
held
up.
but
the
highwaymen
charge exhibits from Rt Louis Fair reverstxl," meaning that the Honolulu
Altgeld of 111 noli . . Packet overturned in
12. Street railway strike In New Orleam
Chicago. Jan. 2.—Eight hundred Abandoned Workings Collapse and Four Mississippi River and 22 persona drowned ends.
operator was getting th«* San Francis weakened when they saw a number of
to Portland Exposition In 1905.
Buildings
Are
Wrecked.
...
Boers
release
Gen.
Methuen.
passenger»
In
the
car
and
allowed
It
co signals backwards. Th«* local dlf
13. Coal operators ask President to end
thousand dollars a year has been add-
13. Strike of Boston teamster» ends
Moorish K liels pursue the Hultan’s ficulty was quickly adjusted by a n* to go without molestation.
Scranton. Pa., Jan. 5.—Abandoned
Id. Severe billiard over Canadian North strike.
«•«I to th«* pay of the 9000 members of
army to Fes amt will besiege the city; adjustment of th<> biitterius here anil
16.
L President
................ „ appoints
__ commission to ar-
west,
the
Dakotas
and
Lake
States.
An effort will be made to found a
W’orkings of the Eddy Creek colliery
bitrate coal strike
Spain prepares to send soldiers, and then came th«* first formal communl school for truants and incorrigible* in the Truck
Teamsters' Union, The of the Delaware A Hudson Company.
17. Ship subsidy 1>1|) passes Senate
21.
Anthracite
workers
vote to accept ar
Is. Hole.ken docks burn, with larae v.«_
Britain a fleet.
bitration.
cation from Uncle Sain's possessions connection with th«» Boys ami Girls men have been in conference with I eneath the very heart of the town of seis; lose, ll.OOO.OOO and two lives
23.
V
*
'
Aid
Society
of
Portland.
Th«*
plan
Is
their employes for two weeks discuss­ Oliphant, caved in this afternoon and
24. Neely, Rathbone and Reeves'convict­ Burned. Work In anthracite coal mines re
Chicago mualctnnz will give Mascag across the Pacific cable.
It was fitting that such a message to provide that In any town of 4.000 ing conditions and an Increas«* which engulfed four frame buildings cover­ ed of postal frauds at Havana
nl a benefit.
24.
~ Ta
........ U z „8 »«,»
" I in u . I Italy
ill
May
20"1" la(,UVd fur *v,t““oo Of Cuba
OjJ Earthquakes
. . - .
Inhabitants
or
over,
truants
an«l
in
should be from th«* chief of the fair
ing an aggregate ground suace of 6000
J/’^h of Elixubuth Cady Stanton.
amounts
to
about
>175
a
week
for
18.
square feet.
Wholesale el<»ction frauds alleged Pacific lales to th«* head of the United corrigibles may be committed to the
2«. Death of Cecil Rhodes
Mitchell" day In anthracite region«,
each man has been conceded by the
In Denver contest.
States, and so th«* ticker rend a mes < art* of th«* aid society.
Th«* settling was gradual, and people E.2it,*nd8,S°o^b.,,Uj flOUd
r>i
NOVEMBER.
sag«*
of
congratulation
and
gotxl
will
in
the affecter vicinity escaped. The 21Stmeu,.,U, *lpl<*‘0B “ DV‘°“. Tenn., kill.
employers.
This
was
accepted
1. St. I lerre, Miquelon, destroyed by
last
Tin*
Booth
Kelly
Lumber
Company
Th«* Japan«*»«* Ministry may be de
fire.
from
Governor
Dol«»
to
President
•«
’
tiling
began
at
3
o'clock
and
con
­
night
by
the
union
and
will
go
Is
taking
chances
thia
winter
In
the
Into
feated on lncr<*ase of navy.
4. General election.... Fire works explo
Roosevelt. Then came a cablegram matter of driving logs which nobody effect on February 1.
tinued 30 minutes. In the intervening
s!on _ _
Tim«* and a
_
APRIL.
A whole Chinese province Is be­ from the < at>le ufll« lais nt Honolulu to
Per»°D» aQd ,Q*
1.
jure« JO.
heretofore has been willing to take half shall be paid for all work done hour O'Brien s three-story hotel. MYs
ing ravaged by Boxer rebellion.
Clarence Mackay, president of th«* It Ims a drive In the Mohawk, which
Anna Evans' double dwelling. Mrs
10. I i : :
.
8. ll.OOO.OOO «re at Atlantic City X j
Rf^nt U-U1
damage
on new East
8. Many ner-n» killed and Injured b.
Company. Com will be turned into the McKenzie and on Sundays and holidays, save on lune Acerly's double store building
York.
Aged Montana plai'er miner went Commercial Cable Company,
fal lug gran.kt.nd at Gl»,g„w. SeJtland by
Rulund Muiiueux acquitted In New
pany
messages
follow«*«!
rapidly.
and
Evans
’
one-story
barber
shop
l«abor
day,
when
no
teaming
shall
Deer
driven
to
the
Coburg
mill,
and
as
soon
crazy, got a gun an«l terrorized
York.
11 Bo.-r. accept term, ot peace
.
gi«*etlng being exchanged ami me» ns this la completed It wilt start a big be done.
" *b**th
were ground to debris in the yawn­ of Gen Wade Hampton
1«. A!?110.’11, * Co.’a packing plant In
Lodge.
sage* of good will ami prosperity pass- drive at Fall Creek, to be brought
12. Death of Rev T. lie Wit« t . i _
ing pit. with the uppermost part of
i i V i ” lrn > s . • 1> eat " of
A. Hcnty.
IS. Hnaalan Mlnlater of thi UterTur*’’« Sioux
19. Suicide
Kouth Carolina lynchers
wreak Ing rapidly to and fro.
of James Younger.
Hie moun.l 40 feet below the surface »Iplagulne. »lain by student
down th«* Wllllaniette to th«* Spring
n,er,or. M
M
________
.iHiiics
Moore,
colored,
hanged
by mob
swift venegance on two negro niur
WORKING HOURS REDUCED.
The local operator said that the field will.
The vein that caved in is 115 feet be-
18 IL«u.e paaaes Cuban reciprocity hm near Sullivan. Ind.
The running of logs In
Ind
derer».
cable worked like an old timer and tiles«* streams In th«* winter season Is
. .^Gre.it ocenn ateamablp llnea meriL»"
tb< sujfa«e.
I.... >311,000.
Rock Island train held up by express
a» Sixty Uvea lost In burn Ini oi .k d
Terrible trnlnwreck on the Grand surprise »as expressed at th«» speed att«*nd<*«l with much danger, which log­ Employes of Door and I amber Company
City of Pittaburg .,n Ohio Ri>*,,f ’t?m" robbers at Davenport, Iowa.
Oil Excitement In Wyoming.
e,
“
m.V::
th li/ •'rieiirlch Krupp. Germ«»
R.
Stockton,
oovellat.
dlea.
••••Frank
Trunk Railroad, 28 kille«! and many ami accuracy. Th«» Postal Company gers have chosen heretofore to avoid.
Mill Have Nine-Hour Day.
officials are dellght<»«l at th«» splendid Should heavy rains fall anti suddenly
Salt Lake. Jan. 5—A special to the *26 Severe windstorm In Missouri Vai hurt« k ”Eg °r* docM at A»hl«nd. wlt-«
injured.
Grants
Pass.
Or..
Jan
2.
—
At
a
re
­
showing of th«» first hour's working raise th«* water to flood stage It would
Tribune from Evanston. Wyo., says:
23. Death of Sep Winner, composer
All Pacific Coast ports which buy und acc»*pt It as an augury of a pros b«» almost Impossible to txxim the logs cent meeting of the officers of the the full story of the conflict in the J. 8t,X’ Mort,on’eC,*,*r7 Ot -‘«Henitur.
-. Iieath of Colonel Thus. p. Ochiltree.
Sugar
Pin«*
Ikxir
A-
Lumber
Company,
l»
a#Chl£'L"rt^n J111"1 bjr bol,*r explosion
Government transports will share the porous future.
»>. Death of Sol Smith Russell.
at their destination.
W
yoniing
oil
fields
may
not
be
ha<l
for
L„d
....Severs! vessell
of
this
city,
presided
over
by
It
Á
business.
and M Uvea lost In gale on Great Lake»
Oct Their Muncy Back.
Booth. of Eugene. It was decided to weeks, owing to the immense tract to
a^.nd'T^..
d
S?SJ
d
Iort
7;
f
>'7.
Jessie Benton Fremont, widow of
P ortland markets .
shorten the hours of work in the local be covered. Of the hundreds of lo­
Sioux City, la .Jan 3
Archbishop
DECEMBER.
the famous "Pathfinder," dies in law
1 Congrras eonveo,, for .hort
factory
The same wages as hereto­ cating parties leaving here December M. km I v become« Se^retarr of X« tt m ’ U’
Keane, of Dubuque, haa been defeated
Angeles.
Wheat— Walia Walla, 7lk; bine fore will be paid but the hours of •I0,*"*’
¡¿/ t h 5
In nre In LlnevlS
bu7 • «»*>> Percentage have
•
i'””r I'slmsr Of Chicago
Harte die, la L.fldoi‘,Op'n"rr,«aa'<'”«^ rilX.n 8ra“Kgii.'
1“ <>
Senator Morgan condemns attitude In the famous suit brought by C. J stem 7Hc; »alley, 75c.
work will be reduced from 10 to nine. returned. an«l In som«* Instance» grave
Sh<*rman
and
John
Hanfeldt.
of
WII
of both parties on trusts ami proposes
p’ted.1*’*“1“1 * ,ri,t W,,,r ,UDDel co“'
Barley—Feed, >23.50 per ton; brew This new schedule will be effective ti tvar’rt7 en,‘‘r,,ain‘‘<l »• «> their safe- I 8am peon'b
llama,
la.,
to
recover
>243«»
whi<
h
the
“
"'Admiral
W|lli
am
T
.
new remedy.
"g weather conditions
all of the mills of the Sugar Pine ndteLJ .7
plaintiffs subscribed to help build a Ing, >24 00.
. 7
Thoma» B. Reed |n Waihlns-
8. Town of St Plerr® Mawet.t
indicate a heavy storm, and if a blis- •troyed
Nine miners w«*re swept away by an church at Williams
Company.
be T,dr.mn
p.i, Ya"'ab|“*p d*- ton...artoonlst Thomas Naat dies at
Judge George
Floar—Best grade, S.90qt4 40; Itrwh
*«r'L *° common In this section I
avalan« h«< in th«* Bloean district of Dyer hell that they
1
*
author, alkln by brother Malroln/ vur'!' Guayaquil. Ecuador.
were entitled to am. >3.20«>3.«0.
should set in. many locating parties who then kills himself
British Columbia.
' M*lcola> Ford,
More XX arshlps for Germany.'
recover this amount with Interest
may be lost.
® e«roes zlon 8U,U ord"*d 10 •■«‘«cits coal rw
9 German and English fleeta »eiie Vea-
Millstnfls—Hran, >19.00 per ton ;
Young woman shot by Jealous lover The plaintiffs made their nubscrlp-
eiuelan warship in harbor of La Gualra
Berlin. Jan. 2.—The naval budget
near Haines Christmas night dies, and t lona conditional upon a dual Ian middlings, >23.50; shorts, >19.50;
an~.i
,7'’*td*‘n‘ Ca’,ro "f v»"wuela !.»>>«
Governor Stone
for 1903 provides for laying down ini-
Body Burned in Furnace.
there is talk of lynching her assassin xuagiespeaklng priest being sent to chop, >18.
m
Re<lP^ '‘X Treaty
•
■Lately
two
battle-ships,
one
ar
­
Twe^’flV^^IS’ktWS: If
President Roosevelt is bringing the Williams
They contended that the
Denver, Jan 5. VV. C. Hughes, etn 8P.7.U
t>,ts—No. 1 whit*. |1.15® 1.17S
Do'ver*1<m"i’1'XM' ?-r'
P'"0* •• c,n**
mored
cruiser,
two
small
cruisers
and
allies an<i Venezuela together and Is chnrch did not keep Its part of the tray, >1.121*® 1.15 per cental.
eipjralon K*»r Ihttsburc
bf 0,1 »till» relii 1 i r'n’
!nd German w«r
five torpedo boats. These construc­ Plove«! as fireman at the Brown Pal
hall«*d as savior of The Hague tribu contract, ami the court upheld their
Veneiurii
<
J
«'
f
»n»«
of
Puerto
Cabello,
1A
Hurrtraainisirar.-ti
"
f
S
P»'»-
Hotel. w»s arreste«! today
Hay — Timothy, >11® 12; clover tions are within permanent naval pro­ ace
. . I r , ■
today as a re- r'r»t’ ExphL'i* T* ''”ia of GollaT** *“‘f
nal.
claim.
b.r
t/?
con
f
r
”
1
°n
that
on
Decem
­
gram
Two
battleships
now
building
««
of
Mr
*
V.
8.
Grant.
>81<t».OO; cheat, >8®9 per ton.
15. l.(«W> killed by earthquake at As-
W J. Bryan is in Melico City Ulk
will be completed In the Summer of ber h he p.'rmitt.M two unknown men . TraVX'WnS.* “llne “
dljan. Asiatic Ruista.
Potatoes Best Barhanks, 50®M( 1905 and three small cruisers will be
Ing silver.
i 18 '«-neiuela aaka for arbitration
Huahlng Coal lu UhKago.
tnf
'
‘
bt
m
one
per sack; ordinary. 4«’®50c per cental, finishe«! early in 1904. These are of of the furnaces In the
boiler-room.
* hort and Rwert.
Railroad collision In Ontario kill« ' Carbondale. Ill . Jan
S -Order* growers' prices. Merced sweets, >2 00®
th«* enlarged Gazelle type and will where it ««» consum«»d. He says
At the Minstrels»
five p«*rsons
have been Issued from thia division of |2.2S per cental.
.’.'i'*1 .■*.
"*"“ »'«'i * i *«« ij
have a steaming radius of 5000 knots they were carrying a box. which they
Bones-Yeas, sab; Ah kin prove dat
lene’T ‘ y°Un’
Pr,,posaI by
I Aik«* sailors starving on an irr- the llllnol* Central Railroad giving
said
contained
a
baby
which
thev
During
1902,
four
battleships
one
ar-
Nonh didn't take enuf to eat on dal
Poultry — Chickens,
which they
mixed, Pc;
coal I he right of way over all the
bound vessel.
aske<! permission to burn In the fur
voyage.
other freight except perishable pro­ young, 9®10c; bans. Be; tarkeys, nior«*»l cruiser and one gunboat wert»
Tom Not one letter, but threw.
nace.
Believing
they
were
Jokine
he
commissioned.
Graham Bell says he hat Inrented duce All other freight ts to be plactsl live, 17® IHc;
Tambo—How kin yo’ prove ItT
■1res •<<«!,
20 ® 21
Thrw letters?
op*n.»d the door for them
Uter he
a flying machine.
he
■ on sidings to relieve th«» motive povr ducks. >7®7.50 |*ei doran ; gasse. >•»
Bonen-Don't de good book say t«
Tom-Certalnly!
Y
1
* b"by’«
b«<l ar­
Want» German Bishops.
<«nly took one Ham?
Snowslide buries bunkhouse with I er and to rush to market <xval from ®8.80.
tually been contained tn the box
[ Southern llllnol*
As a result of th«*
, Tr“« Hsppln,.*
II men at Nelson
Rome. Jan 2.—Herr P. P. Cahen-
Chees* — Fall cream, twine 18 S®
<»rder, there are only 1J5 loadetl <-oal
Appropriate EJsprcraion.
• extdoor— I supp»** your
I7**f!
Yonng
sly.
a
member
of
the
German
America,
1
7
%
®
1
g
»,
Bank
President
Disappears.
«»»ughter
Is happily mamJp
Reich-
car*
and
&4
empties
in
Jackson
to
Calmness of a Rpokane priest saves
i Reginald -Miss. Wos% don't ye«
tortore
prl«-»»,
l®ll»c
less.
night
In Williamson County thi
stag and president
of the Saint
verton Colo.. JBn 5-Owing
panic In a church fire
’’link my imported Egyptian clgarett«*»
Mr* Naggsby-Indeed she Is
the disappearance of the n-e.i,«. to
Why. are fine?
are 1047 car* of coal. Within the
2— protection
.
_
Bntter—Fancy creamery, »• S®3(\ Raph*« l Boeief;
•ty for the
of
• i- hue! ami s actually 6ÎÏ1 - -
Blizzard sweeps over the Mississippi next 24 hour* the company hope, i to j»er p«»nn«l ; extra», Mto;
Jam
afraid to open
dairy, 20 German immigrants In America, who
Miss Rose-Yes. they are perfectly
Valley to the Gulf States
,
’
bT tb*’<-a»hicr' l«l» mouth in her pri nce.
remove the blrx ka«le.
for 10 years has been agitating in ,
•nS«; storu, 15® 18.
killing.
favor of the appointment of German A. H Mule. The bank is capital t i
Dead Astoria Recorder la f«»und to
begs—25® 15c per doaen.
e«t-
Beasti».
»^’•'••»‘»»tlc» to minister to G«*rnian st >30 0«M. and its 1 ■’!;«.«
Th* Iwadlv Tev Platet.
be short In hl» accounts.
°n a Fhelf.
Mrs. A.—What a beautiful
Hope—New crop, 23®2fl< per pound. Catholics tn the
r „*
Unite«! States, le mated to be about >300 «w
Norfolk V.i Jan 3
Mamma." asked little 3-year-old
partir
floor
7*
Wool—Valley, ISV*® 15c; Pattern
______ again actively urging the Vatican i to »ho is the rriactpal stockbold«r 8»,
Holiday trad* exceeded In tnvat re thr«»e white and
■red have
L-irgie. do people go to heaven whe#
sppolnt German bishops wherever l the been acting strangely of late and his
Z-Yes. but It would not be so they die?"
speda all previous records.
dle.l In Norfolk
at mas ■f Oremui, b®14Sc; mohair. 28®28c.
friends think he has become dement
German
element
preiiominatea.
lockjaw
caused
I
ns
re-
rlvsd In
Reef—Gross, rows,
3®1’*e pe»
Ship narrowly missed wrecking
'«fl. d«>ar. If they are good." repi ed
ed and wandered Into the monntains some tiger skin.
the firing of toy
char <s| with pound, pteers, 4«; .'resse«!, fi®'K
Morrison street bridge. Portland.
her mother.
Acting on this theory, the sheriff has
blank <artrid(es
rht G i»rgr W'
Mr». A.-Ah. I
Fraacs and Oaetsaraki Ages«.
Vsal—71*®8 i*c.
sent several parties to sear, fc for him deep.
Then I gnc. grandpa wasn't any
Special Commissioner Arati. of Wright a messenger boy wh > w
l*aria Jan 1 — France and Gust*
Mntton — Gr»«e, 3c per poand,
Japan, pledges aid for 1*O> Fair.
’ rej.vined fbe little mis*. “ 'Cans*
■ d hi*> -■ if a *
n*
’V"*1* kav» agreed to snbmlt to the In
dress»!, fir.
*h«m he di*! they Ju® put bini on *
Crow« PHiwe "ill
la
tb,
etc
Negro Murderer hanged by a mob morning was attacked by the
An,i
y
,|
K
'ternati
«nd is r»-. ■ ' '*--1 t .* ’ •
« <!-.
. i
lamb* — tiro*», 1>*c per poaad ,rrnat!<>nal arbitration court at The
shelf In * K g atone Notine an i Io. fc «J
Ar.nnr—How
Berlin, Jan. 5 —Crown Prince Fred
In Kansas
Would you define
dltlon
Mun: pal le«i-!at .n a pi » dr****»!, 8>*c.
li «gue the French
claims against crick Mill am has accepted an lnvtt> ^rlerxinhip?
the «loor--Chicago New*.
Repreoentstlve Jon«w Introduce* bill posed to prohibit the sal» of such
Ho«»—(irose, <S®*l«tp*r poand Gsutamala They are similar to those tlon of the Czar to ristt His Majeetr
F.«igar-WeH
to open Colvtil* Indian reoorvnUon.
bewxdays, friendship
weapons In th* futur*.
jlnîlry
Ur’
,,,e
Crossed, 7®7to«.
jacainst Venezuela.
'•» the patien,-*
eto.ly
•
People have with each
others fs4*
lauft
I
••
o