THE WORLD'S
NEWS IN
Lincoln} Neb., April 5.-The Puget
Bknd Fly
111 ,l"‘ Burlington wa»
thrown tat. theditchat seven o’clock
thiB
Etar St. Michael, Neb.
It *U • 11" '' 11 headel <1.1 .orri.d
over 400 p »
ugers. Eleven coat-hen
left the tail- Officials annoui.ee no
fatalities End say the baggagemen
‘Cere the [duly persons very badly
the dish««, broke up the furniture and
ruined the piano with carbolic acid,
all on account of a quarrel.
Naples, Al rit 7.—Other craters
have opened on Vesuvius, some being
opposite Naples. The village of Ros-
cotrecase is completely surrounded by
lava.
Chicago, April 7. —John A. Linn,
clerk of the circuit court, pleaded
guilty to the charges of embezzle
ment. conspiracy and concealing pub
lic records and was sentenced from
one to live years today. lie agreed to
replace the money.amounting to •21,-
000.
hurt.
1 Bakersfle’. 1. Cab. pril 5. -The land
slide at Telmcb.qu uinuel was cleared
•it short time 1.. t ni-.ht, but another
occurred at the same j Isce and mat-
jfers are W>v.' worse than I iciv.
A
.'Xteam shovel and large gangs ' ' r en
at work. Tl ey e .peel to cltar tl e
tpebris torn« t .ow. The Santa Fe and
Southern Pa itie ate transferring , us-
• Lugers. EMails are late and there is
«to freight! traffic.
’« San Fran, sco, April 5.—Judge D<-
Haven today sentenced Frank John-
Jiou, convicted of
naturalization
'■’f aiids, to ten years at San Quentin.
md to pay a line °1 ZWiK». Joluisou
was a prominent watei irout politician
ringBemkr of a crowd which
,|Kane a buaibess of uaturalizi g sailors
■or ¿50 each.
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( Washington, April 5.—Commander
Motherland, commanding the Ameri
can naval forces in Dominican waters.
•aiiles that a small revolution has
irouen out a’ Samaua, but that no
U erican property is endangered. He
uu rushed tv o gunboats to the scone.
« Berlin, April 5.—A large hall in the
i^Btel Black Stag at Nagold, Ger-
l iany, collapsed today during a cele-
,ration of a local fete, All the in
rates were buried. The number of
is estimated at from 100 to 300.
■
St. Petersburg, April 7.—Governor
Sleptzotf, of Tver, was assassinated
on the street in that city thi- morn
ing with a bomb while driving on the
maiu street. He was badly mutilated.
Algeciras, April 7.—The protocol
outlining the agreement of Germany,
France and Morocco was signed at
noon today.
Manhattan, Nevada, April 7.—
Thomas Logan, sheriff of Nye county,
was shot and killed by Walter Ber-
rier, a gambler, here this morning.
Logan had ejected Berrier from a dis
orderly horse Berrier was arrested
and hastened to Tonopah to avoid
lynching.
Washington, April 7.—The president
has promised to appoint A. W. Mer
rifield United States marshal for Mon
tana in December.
Hongkong, April 7.—Dr. Charles
K. Hager. American missionnary,
was robb, d by Chinese pirate», who
heid up passenger boats anchored in
the Tung river.
London. April 7.—A dispatch says
the village of Roscotrecase has been
destroyed by lava from Vesuvius.
Topeka. Has..April 7.—The supreme
court today decided the Kansas City
Livestock Exchange to l»e a trust.
This invalidates all chattel mortgages
Winnipeg, April .». — James J. Hill on cattle give i in Kansas to members
p grites a letter to the president of the of the exchange.
( j uard of Trade here confirming the
eport that he will build a transconti- I
Louden. April 7.--Cambridge won
Gifenta! line in Canadian territory. He
the
antinal race from Oxford this
aid •2,000,uoo for terminals here.
morning by five lengths.
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Chicago, April 5.—Dowie leave»
dexico
ne o'clock tonight. All
-B tafcer» of the church of Zion
•t in ■•cret conference tins morn-
If j. It was admitted today that Vol-
(MklHMBes letters from Dowie to
th Hofer. It is »aid be lias proof
1>.,W ie
ause of the “hard ttess of heart prev-
lint in Zion.” and says that David
permitted I the Jews to have more
inn one wife on account of the hard-
ess of their hearts.” Mrs. Dowie
mooned this morning in the dining
’|>m of Shil< li II onse, and is report-
U'l seriously affected with nervous
Rome, April 5.—Vesuvius is in
•ttption, five streams of lava running
iwn its sides.. People are fleeing
um the jfolng-- Ashes are falling
i Naples.
Washington. April 6.—Eklins ad-
■eased the senate today, answering
m ie critics who claim that he is a rail-
ittWd senator. He declared he only
■i-is the interests of the public at
»art, and says his views as to the
te regulation coincides with the
-eeident, but he thinks the Hepburn
11 will not provide a remedy.
Berlin, April 6.—Physicians this
11
orning state that VonBnelow is pro-
t!
s-ing satiafa t irily, but political
»I
«•ips are alres iy discussing who his
id cci saor will be.
I
New York, April 6.— Dolphine Lore,
d
•ughter of the late Dr. I. N. Love,
. Louis' best known physician, who
very wealthy, jumped from a hotel
Jtdow this morning and died of
Ï r injuries, after a night of uncon-
ntional revelry with a male com-
nion, who was arrested for intoxi-
tion but was later released.
Portland Vrreb If.—Contracts were
let today for two of the four sections
ofi tli. V. a'.lu'u Patciflc load, which
paralhls Hill’s new lir.e down the
north bank of the Columbia for 200
miles to Portland, to Giebisch and
Joplin, who have the contract for the
construction of the Western Pacific
to San Francisco. The contracts spec
ify that 350 teams will liegin work
next week, the number to be in
creased as fast as possible. President
L.Gerlinger announces that the fight-
of-way has practically all been se-
cured with the exception of a few
links where condemnation proceed-
Four con
ings will be necessary.
.trading companies will begin st
1 once on the work. It is believed the
Paul is back of the road, which
wju probably bridge the Columbia at
Troutdale, entering Portland over the
Oregon
Waterpower
Company's
track.
Berlin, Arpil 5.—Prince Von Bue
low, German chancellor, was overcome
by a fainting attack in the Reichstag
today and was carried unconscious to
his anteroom. Just as he finished
addressing the Reichstag on the Alge
ciras agreement he suddenly turned
pale and fell heavily forward. The
i sittingjwas adjourned. .After over an
hour the physicians restored the
chancellor to consciousness and an-
nouned that the attack was due to
influenza and overwork. He ie l»e-
lieved to lie out of danger, but the
1 doctors say a long rest will be ueces-
, sary.
Berlin. April 5.—Later reports say
that Von Benlow was paralyzed.
Finding that the spell is but a fore-
runner of a more serious attack, the
kaiser was hastily snmmoned and the
crown prince and.minister hurried to
his bedside. He is said to be progress
iug favorably.
Salt Lake, April 6.— The semi-an
Heppner, Or , April 6.—A mysteri- nual conference of the Mormon church
• attempt at wholesale poisoning, opened at the big tabernacle with the
wilting in the illness of several [»er largest attendance from outside points
as through the placing of oxalic in many years. Interest centies in
id in the ooffe« served the boarders the election of another apostle, vice
a boarding house conducted by Merrill, deceased. There are rumors
as Mary Bahrn-. has caused great of opposition to sustaining the apos
•itement here The early discovery tles alleged to have taken wives since
the presence of the poison in the the manifesto was issued.
e verage alone prevented more serious
1 hsequencea J. H. Bode, a tailor,
Chicago, April 6 —It is rumored
** tee Behrns’ stepfather, has been ar-
•ted for ths grime. though the evl- that new indictments of individual
ace against him is only circnmstan packers are lai ng sought by the au
at *In • fit of rage yesterday he, thorities.
The grand jury has been
at to Misa Behrn,* house, smashed summoned for May 15th.
SITUATION
DOWIE HAS
DISTRICTS
ALLEGED
MURDERER
HIS FRIENDS
CAUGHT
A GÍIOD POSITION
i
The Seattle Times of April 3 prints
.i picture i f Frank Wilkins, son of
Mayor aud Mrs. F. M Wilkins, of
Eugene, ami says:
"Frank 1* Wilkins, a well l.m v.u
busiue-s man of this city and who has
lived in Oregon and Washington a .
his lite, has l»eeii appointed private
secretary to the mayor by Judge Wil
liam Hickman M. ore. Mr. Wilkins
assumed bi» new duties this mortiii g
The announcement of his appoint
uient was made by Mayor Moore last
night.
"The new secretary was for four
years identified with the D< xter Hor
ton bank,but is now iu the md estate
business.
He lives Iti tLe fourth
precinct of the Seventh v,..;<i i,;.d has
known Mayor Moor»- L.r tl. pic 1 eight,
years, or for the entire time he has
resided in Seattle.
It is iinderatood
that the mayor has considered ap
pointing Mr. Wilkins ever since his
election a» the city’s chief executive.
"Mr. Wilkins is a native son of
the Northwest. He «as born in Ore
gon, where his father was ls»rn in
1847, when Washington was a part of
of Oregon, and both were practically
unknown to the country at large.”
Wilkesbarre, April 5.—Determined
Chicago, April 6.—Answering to
Sheriff F’»k and Chief of Police
to make an example of the miners al Dowie's defiant cry from Mexico that Farrington boarded the southbound
leged to lie guilty of violence, the he is coming to tight, his friends are train as it sto|q»ed tn Eugene at 3
mounted state constabulatry this I rallying to the support of the excoin-o'clock this afternoon ami arre»te»l a
morning went to the Fernwood col- ' municated first apostle aud will aid man by the name of Jack Mitchell,
liery, «here shots were tired at the in restoring him to his own. Legal wanted iu Idaho on the charge of
works from the village of East Boston ; advisers are hurrying toward the murder.
last night, and to Mocanaqua, w here I southwest, p>'csiblv to secure an in
Chief Furriugton thin foreuuou re-
armed men drove off workmen ami junction restraining Voliva from in ceived a telephone message from the
threatened to shoot any men working ! terfering with the properties.
officers at Portland informing him
today.
The troops threatened to , Mrs. Dowie, before a meeting of that Mitchell was on this tram and
burn the village and drive the Italians Zion women today, declared she would instructing him to detain the man
out if any more shooting occurred. not desert Dowie. She said he was and place him under arrest. He was
This [»roved effective aud quiet was possessed of an "unclean spirit,” and found by the chief ami the sheriff in
restored. Many arrests were made.
asked the women to pray that the the smoking ear and submitted to ar
“devils be cast out.”
rest without any resistance or com-
A private telegram from Dowie an ment.
Pittsburg, Kansas, April 5.—Fif
A Portland officer will arrive iiere
teen o|»erator» in this district have nounces his return to Zion late Mon
signified their intention to signs the day night in the role of Moses, say on tonight's train and take the pris-
ing he would perform a miracle to oner back with him.
scale and resume operations.
prove his uuthoritv, promising to
The local officers know nothing of
bring $11),1)60,000 in gold
the crime of which Mitchell is ac
New York. April 5.—The anthracite
cused, nor do they know at what
joint committee adjourned this after
point In Idaho the crime is alleged to
Laredo,
Texas,
April
7.
—
Dowie
en
noon after a short session until Mon
have been committed. All they know
tered
the
United
States
this
morning.
day afternoon. There are no sign of
is that the man under arrest is the
The
train
we.
stopped
at
the
Interna
settlement.
tional bridge for inspection. A crowd one described by the Portland otti
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of newspaper men were met by Lis cars. He is 30 years old aud weighs
New York, April 5.—Mitchell an associates, who would not permit a ubout ‘Joo pounds.
nounced today that the sub scale com close contact with the “prophet.”
mittee made a proposition to the op They sa'd Dowie's strength had been
erators that settlement of all difficul increased under the opposition.
ties la» referred to a beard of arbitra
tion composed of the present board of
J. B. Eddy. Southern Pacific right-
San Antonio, April 7.—Dowie, after
conciliation, with Justice Gray as
of-way agent, was here today and se
chairman, and that the decision of the train left Laredo, denied all the
cured contracts covering most of the
Washington, April 3.—Senator Ful gravel bar across the river from which
this board be operative two years,and charges and said he would drive his
son and wife "from the city of God.” ton today introduced a bill authoriz the company intends to secure gravel
be binding upon all parties
He says he has been true to every ing the Booth Kelly Lumber Company for ballasting. There is one piece of
trust and is answerable only to God. to exchange | art of its land on the land which has not yet been secured,
Philadelphia, April 6.—It is admit He says the charges are foul mouth Klamath Indian Reservation for an but this will Is» attended to later.
ted at Baer’s headquarters in this city ing* of ingrate curs. The receivership equid area of Indian land, in order The work of building the spur and
today that the anthracite operators curtailing his commands he claims that its holdings may be in compact trestle to the bar will in all probabil
absolutely refuse to submit any of the are illegal acts. “In lhe courts as form. This company acquired alsmt ity begin within a few days.
questions at issue with the miners to well as with the right hand 1 will l(M),000 acres of wagon road land on
A number of officials of the com
smite them,” he said. The charges the Klamath reservation some time pany are on a tour of inspection of
arbitration.
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will be publicly refuted and within a ago, and the courts have held that its several other liars, but the one here
New York, April 6.—It is believed week Dowie will again be Zion’s lead title is good. But these holdings are is the best and most accessible ami
to be almost certain that the opera er and accepted as the holy man of in checkerboard form, the company there is no doubt but what the orig
holding alternate sections, the inter inal plan will l»e adhered to and this
tors will accept the miners' proposi God, not as a charlatan.
mediate sections belonging to the In one be used.
tion for arbitration. It is thought
dians.
that Mitchell's move has placed the
R. A. Booth, who is in Washington
operators where they must accept or
urging this legislation, has had sev
lie placed before the public as in an
eral conferences with Indian Commis
unyielding mood.
The operators
sioner Leupp, who is favorable to the
realize the need of every bit of public
exchange and approves of the bill,
sentiment in their favor they can get.
_
¡i ■ i » »j'i un i » »u nu'
it carries no <i appropriation
and i si is ac-
LlUt ceptable to the department, it 1 will ii An oil burning locomotive arrived
Indianapolis, April C. —John H.
1
probably pas*.
at Roseburg from Portland Wednes
Winder,the leading bituminous stand
day.
Material has begun to arrive for
[»at operator,today telegraphed Roose
the immense oil tanks to lie erected
Portland, April 6.—The entire
velt and Mitchell that the bituminous
here right away by the S.I’. Co.,and ; a
operators of Ohio proposed to settle of the ('handier of Commerce,
'aAAn no ♦kofia „ ..n !>» -1..,.^ ^11
H/cnnrn i act midlit i ’ oon BS
•,°
piace o¡i burning
the strike ill the bituminous districts eight-story building, is in fiamee and
VÌ l U u LLI LA ü I niblll engines Will la» put on the regular
on the same terms that Mitchell pro escape is cut off from ten men, who
passenger trains running through
poses now to the anthracite operators, are on top of the structure.
The fire broke out shortly after two
here. This «ill be a feature highly
by arbitration. Winders and associ
The mnrriage of Miss Lulu Apple
ates say that Mitchell is caught in his o'clock in an alcove on the top floor, gate, daughter of Mrs. J. M. Shelley, appreciated by the passengers, as it
own trap, and [»laced in the same po and in an incredibly short time the to Janies M. Hartley, salesman at will eliminate the cinders hik I coal
sition before the public as he himself entire top story, occupied by tin* Hampton Bros.’ store,was solemnized smoke. Work on the big new round
Commercial Club, was in flames.
house here is also progressing stead
has placed the anthracite operators.
at the Shelley home, corner of West
Those on the roof were rescued by
ily. The brick walls have been up for
Eighth and Charnelton streets, last
aid of a pompier ladder. The firemen
some time, and the inteiior *■ rk is
evening at H o'clock. Rev. J. S. Mc
Springfield, Ill., April 7.—The end played on the flames from adjoining Callum. pastor of the First Christian being steadily advanced.—Review.
of the first week of the strike shows structures with but little effect. church.was the officiating clergvman. rtnnil — n iiiiiivn vn
The ceremony was pertormed in the
I S TO
bul little change. • The operators Homer Halleck was killed by drop
He
have lost but few adherents.
The ping out of a top story w indow.
presence of only the relatives of the
hundred mines which have signed up wa» formerly an agent of theO. R. A N. young people.
Co. at Pendleton, but now an em
represent only about a million tons.
These popular young people have
ploye of the United Railways The
hosts of “ lends who tender congratu
building was recently purchased by
New York. April 7.—The anthra the United Railways Co., composed lations and l»est wishes. They have
The people of Coburg think theiy
cite coal roads and independent oper of Los Angeles capitalists, for nearly begun housekeeping at a residence village has grown large enough to 1»
which they have fitted up at the cor called a city ami have petitioned the
ators met in secret conference today •1,000,000.
ner of East Seventh and Pearl streets. county court to l»e incorporated.
for final consideration of Mitchell’s
David Coppa, the club cook, jumped
offer of arbitration
Their petition for incorporation ap
from the top of the building and was
pear* elsewhere in this issue. The
caught in a net. Tom Richardson,
town
has grown rapidly within the
manager
of
the
Commercial
Club,
Indianapolis, April 7. —Eighteen
past few years and is now large enough
per cent of the tonnage of Indiana swung in the air for ten minutes from
Born—April 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. to t»e governed by municipal officer*.
has signed the scale. The Pennsyl the tower window before being res Ben Trygsta<l, an eight-pound girl.
vania railroad, which bad laid off cued.
The O. A 8. E. R. R. handled 82
At three o'clock the firemen have
many of its employes on account of
the strike, has ordered them to report the flames under control. Only the cars of lumber and logs for transfer i
for work next week. This leads to top stories are gutted, the lower ones to the Southern Pancific Co. during
the month of March.
the l»elief that the oprators intend to being damaged by water.
W. M. Miller, who has been taken
Miss Gertrude Burdick is visiting care of by Mrs. M. E. Russell at the
make a settlement.
with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. B. | county poor farm since November 8,
Lewis. Mias Burdick is studying for i 1906, on account of a broken leg,wish
a trained nurse at the Mt. Tabor es to publicly thank her for the ex " I-
Cleveland, April 7.—The Ohio bitu
Hospital, Portland.
minous operators today decided that
lent manner in which she cart d ‘or
they would not make an adjustment
Frank Thomas just got in his don him and for the homelike treat » 1 t
with the miners except upon the basis
key engine the first of the week and accorded him.
Salem, Or., April 6.—In answer to levtau loading logs with it on Tues
of recent conditions of arbitration.
I Governor Chamberlain’s telegram to day, so the logs will move lively from
send a copy of the bill authorizing now on. Mr Fischer expect* to keep
| the Booth Kelly Lumber Company to the mill going steadily, beginning
In Eugene, April S, 1906, to Frank
»elect lands in lieu of holdings in the with this week.
Stewart and wife, a son.
Klamath reservation and asking Sen
The Cottage Grove Hotel is moving
ator Fulton to postpone action until
from its place across the river to the
it was investigateti here, Fulton
To Jacob Htraussmaier and wife
building just next to Game Warden
swers at noon today thus:
Baker's office. There they have b«t- near Irving, April 4, 1906, a daughter,
“Mail you copy of bill today,
ter rooms, and rent the use of the up weight ten pounds.
simply authorizes the exchange
stairs rooms of the Cash Grocery
land* as per agreement with the de
building. —Nugget.
partment. "
Washington, April 5. —Seattle was
chosen as the next meeting place of
Eugene, Or., April 5.
the National Association of Railway
Brown,*A. J. W. (2)
Commissioners,
| With more work than bis former
Hon.
Robert Glenn Smith, of I Buley, Sim.
stop with us, Artist Gunn is fast get
'Grant's Paes, and Ml** Ida V. La-| Driver, Mrs. J. W. (2).
President Roosevelt is bolding con ting snowe<l in, and every day more Raut, of Wilbur, were married last
Hhaaka. Joe.
versation* today with the Democratic . work coming. Until w» brought a I night at the borne of the bride.
Rerzone, Miss Effie.
senator* on the rate bill. Overman. first-class artist here ths only way to ■ Mr*. Smith ia a sister of Mrs R. A.
Ruth, T. li.
Daniel. Clay and Foster were among get a portrait ordinarily wa* from an I Booth, of Eugene, and Mrs. L. L.
Westbrook, Bert.
those who appeared at the White agent, and take your chances, also pay , Lewis, of Saginaw.
The bride end
J. L. PAGE, P. M
House, supposedly at the preeidetH's H.'JH for an inferior grade of work. '. groom both have many f rienda who
Now you pay your artist 87c for a
Security Calf Food mixed with
invitation.
tender congratulations.
fins crayon portrait after purchasing
skim milk will equal in feeding value
See us for fresh garden seeds in •1.00 worth in any department of the
An electric railroad connecting all whole milk; costs only 1)< cents per
bulk.
| store <Hfer good until April 21st.
the Important towns of the Rogue day.
Chambers' Hardware. 1 dw It
HAMPTON BROS.
River valley la projected.
Chambers' Hardware.
BOOTH-KELLY CO.
WANTS TO EXCHANGE
PORTLAND
HAS A BIG
FOR GRAVEL BAR
OIL BURNING ENGINES
Bl
BEINO PUT ON
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
GE INCORPORATED
Cottage Grove Items
Card of Thanks
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