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H~ FUGENE GLlsrlD ■sacrar EXCURSION BOAT DISASTER SINKING OF CHICAGO TRANSPORTS i Japanese Saw Officer- That All They When Was A STRANG NORTHERN PHENOMENON EXCIT l D T i • ’ < GRAND ARMI PACIFIC TODAY Lost Roaring Noise Emanates From HOLDUP a Weii at Henderson A Past Station, Committed Suicide. Ros' Ccnimandir Tells of the Splendid Encamp A rsport comes from Henderson's ment Just Ended. s'atlou that a peculiar pueuotnenon and Tokio, Jun« 17. —Tue survivors of Crowds on Hand to At «as observable yesterday on wbat was Three Robbers Hundred Fivi Got the Jananese trarsport llitactn Maru, formerly tbe W W Moore place, a few whicu was s-iuk by the Russian war hundred yaids south of the railroad The 22d animal encampment of tLe tend the Derby and on Twenty-Nine Iden $60,000 From ships iu the straights ot Korea Wed tbe side hill. Workmen were (G A R at ilood River, Oregon, assem uesday, have arrived at Tokio. They drilling for water on tbe place aud bled at 10 o'clock Juue 15, with the Convention. tified. say chat tbe Russians sighted them al bad reached a deptn of 51 feet wheu largest represeiitatiun they have had Express Car. | together tor years All kindred or- 7 a. m. The Japanese attempted to suddenly they began to hear a deep escape, but at ten o'clock tbe Rus roaring sound coming from tbe bow i <iers were well represented, too. The sians opened a terrific tire aud iu a Mayor Harr.son Had a els of tbe earth. The men were at s W R C held thrir convention iu a few minutes the decks of the trans lose to account for tbe noise and be ' hall over tbs Grand Army, aud the Forte of Polic.men Pres Six Hundred Others Reported ports were covered with corpses. itig considerably frightened thereat, Were Nearly Three Hours Blow l Ladies of tbe Grand Ar y met iu 4'iit work. Shells struck tbe engine room, killing I Odd Fellows’ ball directly across tbe ent to Prevent Missing- -One Hundred and ing Express Safe and Get two hundred At six iu tbe evening The strange noise continued for street. Gambling. Seven Unidentified Bod tbe Hitachi Maru was sunk. Captain several hours and was board by a On the second day at one o'clock ting Scattered tbev gave a reception to the W R C ies at Morgue. * Campbell, tbe English commander, is large number of people who visited Money, Chicago, Juue 18. — With the con tbe place for that purpose. All agree aud G A R, directly after the grand missing, hevitig jumped overboard, tinuous inpouriug for Derby day, parade that ended at the public New York, Juue 17—Another step and the chief engineer was kiiled on convention vli-i’ors aud delegations. that it sounded like a big watertail Butte, Mont., Juns 17. -Blood- toward tbe grave was made iu the the bridge. Colonel Esusci, com Chicago today took on an auimated and one man declared it was as loud inuuds from the state penitentiary school, where the W R C presented Slocum tragedy today. Five hundred mander of tbe troops aboard, oidered appearance. The immense crowds as it tbe Willamette river was falling i thia morning at 3 o'clock took up the | “Old Glory” t J the school in an ap propriate way. dead lie iu their late homes shrouded the flag burned and when be saw all somewhat cheeked intramural trans a hundred feet. Auotber tliiug unusual about tbe trail of the men who last night held The electiton of officers resulted in aud encased for burial. A few funer was lost he and the second mate and portation. well was that black eaud brought up aud robbed the Northern Pacific j electing B F Pike, of Wasco, depart als will take p'a e today but tbe other officers committed suicide. Politics warmed up some, but horse up from the bottom melted as tbe sun I traiu near Bear Mcutb. Trails showed ment commander: Mrs Smith,of Port greater bulk of the dead will go to talk (rather had tbe asceudaucy. struck it aud when cooled otf i | men on foot proceeded south one land, department president W R C; th ir last resting places tomorrow Tokio, June 18. —A Japanese steam Among conspicuous gielegi t one to | mile, wliers horses bad beeu tied, aud Sunday. Tuestiicken district is er was attacked by the Russian squad arrive was that from California on a formed a compact, brittle substance. i There were apparently three robbers, Mrs Small, of Albany, department M. 8. Barker, who visited the plac president of the Ladies of the Grand swarthed in blac’'’, while purple crepe ron last night but it escaped and took si ecial of six Pullmans aud o « car yesterday, secured some of tbe stuff i A large posse is following the doge Army; Mrs K Smith, department is on tbe doors ot hundreds of bous refuge in the harbor at Eokuiama ot “Goodies'' (wine and trull). 1 aud intends to have it analyzed. He I which bad tracked the men'uiue miles treasurer. The la lies added 30 new es. Great crouds thru-’ the district Another steamer, the Iako Mitra, was Word had beeu passed around of ; is of the the opinion that tne sand is at ten o'clock. members to their roll and left a new many of whom stop a; tbe bouses of overhauled by the Russians, but the their coming in greater <tyle than ue- Tbe traiu arrived at Butte at six ly organized circle on the evening of an indication of the presence of oil, tbe den i to p.iy »heir lust respects. latter were evidently afraid of the ap it 1. including the carload ot wine aud o'clock ’ins morning, i’aseeugers say Al the morgue this morning tbe proach ot ‘he Japanese warships and lri.it valued at 810,0C0 This was dis but he, like tbe res) of them, cannot ! there were three explosions, which the 17tb at Hoed River with a good acoountor ths roaring noise. number on tbe charter. coroner’s list showed that 599 bodies released the steamer. Iributed to visitors at tbe elaborate i broke tbe window lights in all the The city gave us the key of tile city had been received The majority of California heal quilters in tbe audi- ' coaches. Tbe robbers are said to have and gave us permission to help our th» dead received have beeu ideuti- secured atout 860,000 from the ex- selves to everything w« wanted and Mukden, June 18 —Wounded in ' >rioin. Asked for the piefereuee or FACULTY OF tied ami near'y five hundred bodies ' ilitornia for vice president, Geo A They blew the express take to our homes everything as sou 1 press safe. large numbers are ari'vine from Va have been reclaimed aud removed by I car to bits. fangow battlefield. Twenty-nine offi Knight said: “We have noue We venirs, Mount Hood not excepted. ■" DRAIN friends and relatives, Less than a Before the explosion one robber cers and 731 men thus tar have re will vote for any man the adminis- Tbe W K U aud Ladles it the G A hundred bodies remained on tbe said to tbe express messenger, “We K conveyed greetings of the warmest ported with injuries. They say a re tration wauts. ” East Twenty sixth street pier at ten are human, you know,” as he uutied friendship through committees. The treat was being effected in peifect or NO BETTING ON DERBY TODAY. ’clock this oiorniug. but ssores of Chosen By the Board of Regents i a valuable setter dog owned by a flame of love and affectiou between der when they left. persons are again on band looking for Chicago, Jure 18. —Under fair passenger and led the animal from the those two noble orders win kiudfeT? their Jost ones At Its Me ting Yester weather conditions aud beto'e tbe express ear so it would not be killed which never can be quenched in agee Tokio, June 18. — It is teporled that It is still extremely difficult to es usual immense crowd, despite tbe by tbe explosiou. to come. Never before has there day. timate the number of missing. Some three Russian warships appeared early betting proh bition by the authori Passeugers on the train were not been so much kind feelings among city officials stick to yesterday's fig today off Fouyama, going north. ties, the seventh American Derby »as 1 Drain, Juue 17—At the auuual meet- -lolested, though most of them were the three orders as now—long may It ures that over a thousind perished, run this afternoon. To substantiate ' ing of the board of regents of the going to tbe St. Louis fair, and car remain. which would show that tbe missing is London, June 18. - - Central News his position on gambling, Mayor liar j ried large sums of money, which,with Last evening we took leave of our at least four hundred. It is believed, dispatch from St. Petershuig reports risan had ordered out nine companies State Normal School here last. even- ! valuables, were hurriedly hidden I ing there were present Secretary of host and made our way to the train, however, that this is an exaggeration tLat General Stackelberg has escaped of poilcemen and a hunared in plain when the first explosion occurred. and that when tbe story is all told from the Japanese by a flanking move clothes, who, with 75 Pinkertous Sta’e Dunbar, State School Supt. Duiiug the two hours and a halt tbe where it took more than an hour to II Ackerman, Regents Joe, Lyons, J. get our tickets, then the traiu for the dead will be found to number and is now out of danger. hired by tbe association,patrolled tbe ' I A. Black. B. U. Boswell, W.W Kent, | robbers were blowing up tbe express Portland pulled in, and the grand eight hundred. paudock i nd grandstand, keeping Dr. Wm. Kuykendall. Jos. Lyon»,pres ear and leisurely gatheilng up the rush begau. Ladies were picked up Men to whom was assigned tbe an eagle eye on tbe le st attempt to I ident, and C. E. Hasard, secretary, scattered coin tbe passengers were bodily and passed on by the old com grewsome task ot recovering tbe bod wager a uickle or a dollar. | were both re-elected. J. A. Black suc- afraid to leave tbe care,as the robbers rades from one to another until they ies from tbe wreck and waters of the The verdict of the spectators was oeeds non. R. M. Veatch as a member | fired several «bote Into the air. The were lauded safe aboard tbe train. sound early this morning. Tbe ¿reck- that this would be tbe last Derby day of the executive committee. That i robbers ais j Bred shots after the One lady weighing 300 pounds was will be thoroughly searched today. lor Uasbiugtuu Park. Twenty thous committee is now composed of Capt. brakeman, but missed two, who es rather unwieldy but we inn.lod hor The wreckers believe that many bod and less people were present than a B. D. Boswell, Jos. Lyons and J. A. caped from the traiu aud hurried to safely upon the steps all the same. ies will be found entangled in tbe year ag a, though tbe grounds were Black. the neare.-t station to wire an alarm Standing room was at a piamium on port paddla box. Bodies are now be nsane Russian Sent to the As well filled. to tbe officials. A hundred men this train of 25 cars. With two exceptions the entire fac ing recovered in tbe East river miles We voted this encampment tbe THE VINNERS ulty was re-elected as follows: Pres heavily armed are in pursuit. ylum From Albany—Wife’s from tbe scene of tbe accident. The lobbersare thought to lie tbe grandest we have had for years. ident, 11, Dempster; chair of Chicago, June 18. — High Ball won, Jaw Bone Broken. Respectfully yours, Woodson second, Rapid Water third. mathematics, R. R. Grant; science I “Kid Curry” gang. A reward of ten Four separate investigations are A PAST POST COMMANDER aud history, Sibyl Kuykendall; train | thousand dollars is offered, dead or I Time, 2 33. under way looking into the causes of (The American Derby is run annu ing department, O. U Brown, princi alive. Soares of oowbay a and ranches Albany, Or.,June 17. —Adam Hintz, the disaster to determine the blame. pal, Mrs. O. C. Brown, Mies Min 1 have joined the chase. Secretry Cortelyou is bere witb Sn- a Russian who has resided for some ally at Cbieago. Distance, I1., miles, erva E. Cal), assistants, Miss Mildred with three-year-old contestants. Last pervisoring Inspector Ubler. Dis- time near the forks of the Santiam.in year it was won in exactly the same Snith, teacher of English and lltera- President Lee Is Re-Elected. trict Attorney J erome is making a Linn county, was 'ast evening arrested j tore, aud Miss Jennie Crawford (now time as this by The Picket. —Ed.) by Deputy Sheriff 1. A. Munkers on rigid investigation and Fire Marshal Albany, Or., June 18.—At a recent j Mrs. Grant Hefty) did not apply for Seery is making inquiry, while the a charge af lnsrnity. Hintz knocked j re election. Miss Smith will be suc meeting of the board of trustees of I his wife down with such farce as to Stalwarts Win, coroner's inquest begins Monday. ceeded by Prof. A. L. Briggs, of Cot- Albany College, Rev Tracy B. Gris New York, Juue 17—At 8:30 o'clock break her jawbone, and tbe child has Chicago, June 17 Beuiud closed : tage Grove. The music department wold and A C Schmidt, of this city, this morning 529 persons who lost been beaten senseless. were ejected trustees, vice J P Gal Reports Large Body of Ore doors tbe Wisconsin dispute was I is not yet filled. When Hintz learned that his broth taken up this morning by the Repub their lives in tbe Slocum disaster braith an 1 Dr Davenport, resigned; Carry Good Values--Dr. had been identified. Tbe unidentified er in-law bad gone to Albauy to file a lican National Committee. Chairman F J Millar was re elected president of Dumber 75. Six huDdred others are charge of insanity against him be de Payne surrendered the chair to Scott, the board and A C Schmidt was elect Oglesby President. reporred missing. At the morgue are clared that be would kill the sheriff of West Virginia, bo no charges of un ed secretary. 107 ood'es this morning, 32 ot which if he came near the Hintz farm. fairness could be made. Both tbe "lhe board of trustees unanimously Neighbors were so frightened they I.aFollette and Snooner factions were are identified. Di. W. W. Oglesby, president of tbe re-elected President Wallace Howe would render the peace officers no as well represented. That Roosevelt’s Lee for another year. The election of Golden Slipper Mining Company, sistance in capturing tbe maniac. , chances in Wisconsin may not be Piesident Lee meets with general ap witn propertiss at Bohemia, la In re- New York, June 17.—The first of the Stratagem, however, did tbe work, ) jeopardized a strong effort is to be B. S. Hyland Farm Near Junction proval. ciept of information from Mine Fore funerals were held this afternoon. and Hintz is now behind tbe bare in mad« for harmony. Each side was man Neal Reagan,of a splendid show Nearly a hundred minister! of all de Sold to Baker Citv Man tbe Linn county jail. ing In their No. 2 tunnel. Some time granted two hour« in which to present nominations met thia morning at St. For $13, S00. since it was decided to commeuce op its case. Mark’s Lutheran church to make ar No Roosevelt picture is in evidence erations nearer the base of tne moun rangements for officiating at funerals Steamship Ohio Damaged at any Republican headquarters, while tain than where previous work bad (Guard Special Service.} and to devise means of raising funds Seattle, Wash., J ud « 17.—Tbe iron in marked contrast Hanna photos and been done. Tunnel No. 2 was started for tbe needy,tbe injured in hospitals Junction, Or., Juue 18.—A real es and a short distance ore was encoun and recovering bodies. At 3 o’clock steamship Ohio took fire at Moran’s lithographs appear everywhere in tate deal that attracts considerable this p. n>. tbe morgue figure« remain dock at midnight last night and tbe profusion. Tbe president’s friends attention here was carried tbrougb Will Help Out Spring Grain tered which has been t radically con tinuous. Mr. Reagan's report Is to unchanged. All but 51 of tbe 599 bod berth deck aft was destroyed. The are indignant over the apparent yesterday. By tbe terms of tbe con- , Wonderfully—Farmers Are Spontaneous slight. tbe effect that the tnnnel has been ies are identified. More bodies are loss will be 845,000. tract B 8 Hyland sells his place and i driven a distance of 130 feet and at Happy. coming up tbe river co b« placed in oom bastion in tbe linen room was tbe Henry Kompp gets fid of the growing the present time the vein Is full »even Presidential Party tbe morgue. At noon over 88000 bad cause of tbe fire. Tbe Ohio was crop on the farm. formerly an Atlantic greyboud and feet between walls It Is well oxidized been subscribed for relief funds. Washington, June 18.—President Tbe buyer is H Wicks and son, of had a capacity of 2400 toDS. Farmers aud nearly every one else showing but very little sulphides, and Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Carow aud Baker City,ana tbe price paid is 813,- (The Ohio was the veesel on which are jubilant over tbe copious showers which make« it a free mill lug propo New York, June 18.—The coroner, a part of tbe Second OreogD Volun Secretary Barnes quietly left the cap 500. Tbe purchaser takes possession which tell laat night and today. They I Hition. Dr. Oglesby received an aver ital last night for Hyde Park. N Y, July 1. police nnd other authorities who have teer regiment returned from the Phil where at noon today they will attend Tbe Hyland place is known as one were much needed, and many farmers ’ age sample of the entire vein which, been receiving and checking bodies ippines.) bad begun to ™<>rry as to how they ‘ according to Assayer Poduskl’s certi- tbo wedding of the president's niece. of the best farms in Lar.< county. at the scene of the disaster and were going to come out ahead this I fleate, show« a value of 817.50 gold The ntmost secrecy I« ’ maintained morgue, have made a carefully re year, as the spring grain was showing 1 and nearly 3 ounces silver per ton. regaiding the trip. Upon returning, Bobrikoff Died. vised list of the dead and missing so little or no growth, and bad not tbe Work will be continued on this tun tbe president and bis wife will pass Unjust Verdict, a comparatively correct eeltimate can St. Petersburg, June 17.—General Sunday as guests cf Attorney General rain come it would have been almost nel in order to prove the extent ot the be given today. The total indicated a complete failure. ' ore chute. The property is located Bobrikoff, governor general of Fin death list is 833. Of the recovered land, who was shot yesterday by the Kncx on bis Valley Forge farm. Kenorts today from various parts of I on Horse Heaven creek just north of Springfield News: To be dishonor dead 286 are children. 253 women and son ot Senator Schaumann, died )a»t ably discharged from the <)reg->u Na the conntv indicate that the rain is the Riverside property. This section 23 men. A large number of the miss night. Baby Badly Burned. tional Guard seems to be tbe fate of general and not in spots, as some- of the district is furnishing .--¡.re sur ing are bslUved to be wedged in uu- I prises to many of tbe old tim< re - Private Ora W j I sod , of Eugene, «bo times occurs at this time of year. der the bull stem. There is a dispute New life will be given to dried np Cottage Grove Nugget. Stockheim, June 17.—The laige col as to the removal of the st<nmer, the ony of F inns here are openly jubilant Mrytle Creek, ( r., Jnne 17. — The «as implicated in the affray at the ar grain field», gardens ami hop yards, Company claiming that tbe duty of over the fate of Bobrikoff. Tb»y 14 year-old adopted daughter of J. W. mory eatly in the spring, when Cap and everything has a fresh look All say the marine underwriters. The coro be was tbe most ruthless tyrant who Otto fell out of bed, striking against tain J. M. Williams, in a fit of anger, the farmer» in town today wear a ANOTHER SEV RE ner's inquest begins Monday, a heated stovepipe in such a manner struck Wilson with his sabre, said to broad mile. ever stole tbe people's liberties. Of all pitiful inci lente connected as to be unable to extricate herself, i>e cause 1 by Wilson’s interference of aud before help srrired bctl' legs his company's drill by jokinglj with ths disaster that just reported by I spanking some of the members with a were severely burned. James Sorcoraa, a member of tbe Another Shutout. j board. To contrast the two crimes, Unveiling Ceremonies crew, is probably the most horrify- Transport Sunk ; with the punishment each are to re- ng. At tbe height of the tragedy he Salem, June 18.—Salem's baseball Baleni, -June 17.—The Raglan, e says be saw a woman givs birth to a The monument ever the grave of Nagasaki, June 17. —Ibe Japanese ■ ceive, namely, that tbs Captain is to Guild, then jump overboard with the team again shut out the Blues this transport Katsono Maru today ran I 6« reprimanded arid the private is to Mrs. R obs ’’« Nettleton will be un mioiatered n> other «ev«re ri. ‘ l ing new-born babe. He says he saw both afternoon by the score ot 1> to 0. The afoul of the Yamatokan off Moji, and , lie east out of his company forever, veiled at the Mulkey cemetery, -vest the Eugene Blues this eft ’n .inn, t and dishonorably at that, seems, to of the city, Bunday afternoon at 2:30 score being 14 to 2 drown. Of money, jewelry and other t7attery ¿or Eugene was .Somers aud t ie former sank the man np a tree, to i* decidedly o'clock by Eugene Circle, No. 16, valuables taken from the bodies of Radford. AT ROSEBURG. Roseburg, June 18.—At the end o .unjust. Indeed, it seems tnat were victims, it is estimated that 1150,000 Women of Woodcraft. A l» r ge num At the eri of the 9'ii inning W. Gunton will dojyour painting the 9th inning the game here this af. I the verdicts transposed justice's ends has been claimed by relatives. ber cf members ot the circle »nd Roseburg this a’tero nn t!o*eb'irg I right. kteruocn stood Roseburg,5; Albany, 6. 1 would have been more favorably met. Moo imec'^wiii drive out from Eugene six runs aud Alimuy two. j , Bi3 normal BEAT HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN GOLDEN SLIPPER MINING COMPANY BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL SHOWERS DO MUCH GOOD * I