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SEMI-WEEKLY «I . tit Hl TH IIIIIIIHTKH Of DR10CUTIC PBIMCIPLgt, AMD TO UK' IN mUP LIVIU BT THK JWiAT OP OIJi PROW EUGENE. OREGON. SATURDAY MARCH VIVID AC R ussians CONFIDENT COUNT OF I VICTORY BATTLE bay They Will Crush Japan’s Navy When Baltic Fleet 19 1904 No 10 A RUSSIAN UNIVERSITY FOR RUSSIAN I TROOPS CRIPPLE’S LIFE PROFESSOR SUICIDES Financiers Will Advance Russia >200,000,000 If She So Arrives. FLAMES CLAIM Miss Rosina Smith Burns to Death Near Oregon Desires. City. i 81. Petersburg, March 16.—The Cologne, March 15.—Tbe Gazette The Third in Ohio State Journal today prints a comparison of Defeated Japanese Cav Oregon City, Or., March 14.—Terri quotes a St. Petersburg financial pa . _________ i . _. the opposition forces of Russia and ble was tbe suffering of Miss Rosine à L _ at i I University in 18 per as stating that a group of interna I Japan in the far East, saying that Smith, who was burned to death at airy on Banks of tional financiers have undertaken to Russia has a superiority in land arm the home of Gue Bradv, about three advance Russia a war loau of forty Months. Engagement. ament by 76 cannon, but inferior in miles south of this city, last night. Yalu. million pounds sterling, should she warships, which, however, is compen Helpless, the woman, who had been a so desire. sated in artillery of the Russian forts, cripple for years, slowly roasted to a tbe valor of tbe Russian sailors and Berlin, March 15.—The Koelnisscbe The Professor Whose Place He crisp, and her torture can tever be Was on a Ship in the Harbor' tbe neoessity of tbe Japanese to set Imagined. Main Japanese Army Still at I Zeltung reports that Japan has organ Expected Promotion to Went apart a number of warships as trans uus Brady and family, who are rel When the Fight Occurred— ized a most complete espionage iu port esoorts aud to guarl communi Home—Another Russian Crui Russia. Twenty-five hundred patri atives of tbe cripple, had left her the Same Way. Terrible Havoc by Jap cations. There is no doubt as to th- alone during tbe evening while pay ser Reported Damaged— otic Japanese have volunteered to , issue of tbe naval warfare. Tbe de- anese G jos . ing a visit to some neighbors, and in perform the dangerous service. Coal Steamer Ashore. 1 -traction of the Japanese fleet la only Columbus,Ohio, March 15.—Charles some manner she set fire tr her cloth U ucinuali, Marc.’i 16 - Bishop' n question of time when tbe Baltio Walter Maslob, assistant professor lu ing. Only by moat miraculous cir .-quardon makes its appearance in London, Mar. 15.—Tbe Central FATAL EXPLOSION Moure, ut me Mem 'uisc cLu.cb, who ■ Germanio language at the state uni cumstances did the flames fail to witnessed the naval battle between eastern waters under tbe most bril News Port Arthur ¡correspondent re versity, killed himself this morning spread to tbe fumituie and set fire to liant of Russia's admirals. ports a skirmish between Russian tbe Russians and Japanese at Che by poisoning. Maslob is the third tbe entire structure. Tbe article was apparently written cossacks and Japanese cavalry on the IM TOY WORKS professor mulpo, in a letter vividly describee to suiolde in elgbteeu 1 Wbeu found tbe woolen wearing ap to calm public opinion. oanka of the Yalu. Tbe Japanese the clash in that port. The bishop months. He bad expected to get tbe parel was still smouldering and tbe left Shanghai on February 6 Ou a horses were killed and tbe Japanese place of Professor Eggers, who killed body was a heap of black and charred The Aramac Wreck. flesh. Tbe coroner was called, and himself with a pistol. Russian liner wbicb anchored at Che were foreed to tlee afoot. A second Chicago, Mar. 15. Three aud prob npon investigation be found that no Brisbane, March 15. —All bnt one skirmish is reported near Anju, ably four persona were killed this mulpo near tbe Russian cruisers Va- one was to blame for tbe awiul acci riag and Korietz. Then there waB of the boats launched from the Korea, in which tbe Japanese were morning by an exploaiou in tbe Chi dent aud so decided to hold no in not a Japanese ship in sight, but at wrecked steamer Aramac have been repulsed. Grand Duke Vladmirovitcb, cago Tiy Novelty Company’s plant. KING WOULDN’T quest. four o’clock the next day twelve picked up by steamers sent in tbe czar's cousin, is expected at Port Foreman Gordon dropped a box of The unfortu nate woman was well search. Arthur tomorrow. Japanese ships steamed in and an toy torpedoes. Its detonation set ofi DECORATE along in years. chored. Three thousand troops land other explosive« and the building was ed and the six cruisers aud torpedo Supprtssing American Papers. Cbeefoo, Mar. 15.—It is reported wrecked. His body and those of two boats withdrew eight miles and form that the Japanese land forces are still TO IMPROVE Stockholm, March 15.—Thirty-three in Japan despite contrary statements boys were found burned beyond Populace Celebrated Hungarian ed a line across tho channel. Tbe Ja recognition. foreign papers, including live Finnish panese consul notified tbe Russians Those in Korea are merely for gar Revolution Then Smashed THE SIUSLAW aud they left the harbor. The ships papers published in America, are pro rison purposes to bold tbe Russians ■tripped for action and at noon sailed hibited from circulation in Finnland in check along the Yala. The main Palace Windows. Intense Patriotism. or not speaking the truth. out. army is destined for some point along I New York. Maiob 16.—A Japanese “Shortly the roar began,” writes tbe Liao Tung gulf,but is waiting th Wabington, March 14. - - Senator * woman at Takasaki, on learning that Budapesth, Hungary, March 16.— Bishop Moore “Fifteen minutes we During the celebration of the Huuga- Fulton today offered three amend thought would suffice to end the un ments to the euudry civil bill, male- equal combat, but tbe eerth and sea lug appropriations as follows: shook under the awful thunder of the To continue tbe improvement of the guus. Tbe Russians ewuug around entrance to Tilulmiok Bay, $500,000; and Bteamed back to tbe anchorage, to furbtor improve th) cbanuel over flags flying. Sure of their prey, the the bar at Yaquina Bay, $250,000; t< Japanese resumed their station in improve tbe mouth of the Siuslaw tbe roadstead, blocking the only river, $100,(XX). Those amendments -channel. Tbe four funueled Vaiiag are intended to provide fuuds for car was evidently badly wounded, with a rying on work during tbe fiscal year. list to port, and tbe Korietz was ap Lcndon. March 15.—News of the parently uninjured. We hastened to government defeat has caused Japan row out in » sampan. We saw no Royalty Lunched Together. ese consols to fall. Seoul newspaper scars on the Korietz, though tbe sail correspondents to Hing Ya and Anju ors were putting paint on tbe bull as have been ordered to return by Jap I Vigo, Spain, March 16. —Emperor if to conceal the battlemarks. We William, of Germany, and King Al- asked an officer with a bandaged head anese military authorities. No per mits to go to the front being issued pbouso took lunch together at noon how they fared, and he replied that is regarded ss very significant. today, after which the emperor sailed they had no. chance. Tbe Variag was for Gibraltar evidently sinking. The vessel was mortally wounded amidships, with a Of Grant’s Wife’s Family. huge rent in her upper works. Two ' Washington. D. C., March 15.—Tbe of her funnels were riddled, and the president has nominated Louis Dent, ■h L bridge was a maos of twisted iron. A o' the District of Columbia,to be con lieutenant on that bridge was torn to sul at Dawson, Yukon. ■T iHfcl. VW pieces, his right arm b^ing found holding signal flags, Broke Shot Putting Record. Boats of tbs other warships in tbe harbor began Ann Arbor, Mich., March 14—A to remove tbe wounded, It was a pa- University of Michigan freshman thetic scene. named Rose Lroke the world’s 16- “The United States gunboat Vicks pound sbot putting record by tbrow- burg’s lifeboat helped to remove the ing 47 feet 3^ inches Saturday in a men. We sailed with the first officer contest with the First Regiment of •of the steamer Sungari, on which we Cbica o. Telluride, Colo., March 15.—One came. He indicated that all would hundred members of tbe Citizens’ Al be lost shortly. We saw men hurry Voting on a Strike. liance armed last night and raided jug below as if to scuttlo the ship. tbe homes of union miners aud their Indianapolis, March 15.— Fiom Now the men are hastening to leave noon today until six this evening two sympathizers and forced them to tbe Korietz. We ara now within a huudred thousand miuere will vote march to the depot, when they were few yards of her as the last two boats on tbe proposition to strike iu tbe bi placed aboard a train at two o’clock put off. It is twenty mluutes to four, tuminous sections of the Middle West. THE IMPERIAL FAMILY OF RUSSIA. file morning and again deported. aud we recall tbe captain’s words and President Mitchell today declared They were warnevi .lot to return un out of the czar and czarina Ir tbe picture are their four children. Reuding from the left, they hasten to our rowers. There is land that be had given his beet effort to der pain of death. Resistance in sev . Ai.. stasia, Olga nnd Mazie. surmounted by a revolving light six avert troub'e, and now it is up to the eral cases brought severe beatings. A hundred yards away. We land and men themselves. Tbe returns will number of the a,ob were well known final disposition of the Port Arthur climb to its summit. Tbe hai ds of probably be canvassed Thursday. business men. Russian fleet, which is a threatening her only son bad been exempted from I the watch denote four o’clock. In factor in transport matters. As Ad active service on tbe g>-ouud that she rian revolution of 1648 Tuesday, a Pleased by Merger Decsioin. A Good Way From Port. stantly a terrific explosion occurred miral Togo’s second attempt to bottle was dependent on bis earnings, has crowd of students aud workingmen astern of the Korietz, almost simulta smashed the windows of the palaces Port Townsend, Wash., Mar. 15 — up the fleet apparently failed, fur- committed suicide, says a World dis Washington, March 15.—The cabi neously another one forward. Two The Schooner Antelope, 58 days from tber^delay in Japanese landing is be- patch from Tokio. In a letter she of tbe Kiug and Arch duchess Clo net meeting today resolved itself into malignant columns of smoke and de San Francisco for Coquille River, lieved will occur. stated that she was about to kill her- 1 thilde because they were not decorat a jollification over the merger decis bris leaped, writbed and twisted OregoD, has airived here in a badly self in order that her son might be ed. Tbe police charged the mob, in- ion. Secretary Knox received the upward as if monsters in mortal com battered condition. Sue had been juring several of the participants. personal congratulations of the mem St. Petersburg, March 15.—A dis- free to fight for her fatherlaud. Then bat. As their black bodies poll apart given up for lost. Tbe schooner bad here present. Outside of this feature she plunged a dagger into her heart. a moment the sinking sun, tearful been caught in a storm and blown patch today states that Viceioy Alex- Steamer is Safe. the meeting was barren of matters of Withdrawing tbe weapon «be banded ieff has odered the immediate libera with films of baza, shone through. several hundred miles out of her general interest. Halifax, March 16. — Ht. Pierre, it to her sod , who immediately Vol- tion ?and arming of all convicts on Now a fleroe fire rages in tbe bankers course Miquelon, cablegram announces the the island of Sabgalien, just north of anteered for active service. of the Variag, which more and more Buying Torpedoes. safe arirval this morning of the Yezzo, who are willing to enroll and lists to port. She has outlived the Chinese Neutrality. steamer Propatria, many days over Vienna, March 16.—Tbe French gov- Salem Secures Calif. help defend the island against the ■an, bat at six o'clock, with a great Washington, March 15.—Besides her due with sixty passengers and crew. erumont has just ordered 150 torpe shudder, the huge leviathan turns on Oregon City, March 16.—Evelyn Japanese attaek which is thought im general proclamation of neutrality, Senator Mitchell*« Daughter Died does from tbe Whitehead rarka at her side and dies. Only Snngari re Calif,an Oregon City baseball player, minent. Flume. Cbiua has sent a special declaration mains, and she too siDks slowly in baa been signed by Manager Edmon New York, March 15.—Mrs. Griffin, St. Petersburg, March 15.—There to tbe ÜDlted States, called forth Ex-Pugilist Dropped Dead. the burning, roaring furnace. All son of tbe Salem baseball team to do thia in a state of hostility. Wbat pitching duty for that team during are denials today of the report of the probably by Secretary Hay’s circular daughter of Henator Mitchell, of Che- New York, March 16.—John Flood, shal> we see when war is formally de tbe coming season. He will report sinking of four steamers at the mouth note, to tbe effect that it la its set on, died this morning. a pugilist who once fought BulHvan purpose to remain entirely neutral of Port Arthur harbor by the Russian the first or April. clared?” Good Weather for War. ■nd lost in eight rounds, dropped Calif is a well known ball player, commander. An official telegram re throughout the war. Mukden, Manchuria, Mar. 15.— dead here this morning. ports no news of fighting. having won a reputation for himself American Refugees Cared For. Duke of Cambridge The severely cold weather has given Labor Leader Operated Upon. in many games. For three years he Washington, Mar. 15.—The navy made the team be pitched for tbe I Yinkow, March 15. —A foreigner' London, March 16—The Dake of place to fine days. Passenger trains Portland, March 16.—Edward Boyce defartment is advised that the cruleer winning bunch and has worried tbe ■ from Port Arthur reports a short en- ' Cambridge, Victoria's aged cousin have resumed carrying Russian faml Cinoinnatti has returned to Chemul besi stick men in this part of tbe gagement off that place Munday id was seized with bemor*abages of tbe lie« homeward, while Ruslan mil of Butte, ex-president of tbe Western po from Cbinnaampo with 23 Ameri country. I which tbe Russian cruiser Diana was I stomach this morning aud it i- feared itary forces continué to work south Federation of Mluers, underwent an operation foi appendicitis iu a local ward from Harbpln. j damaged. can refugees. tbe end la near. {hospital today. I Bishop Moore Tells of tnC CLhemUlpO NdVtll JAPAN HAVING BACKSET Lx Æ VOSS SETTLED LABOR QUESTION W !