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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1905)
The Estacada News Bombs have been sent to two New York bankers. No damage was done. Issued Each Thursday A German port baa refused to enter tain the British fleet in the Baltic sea. E S T A C A D A ....................OREGON Telegraph operators on the Great Northern have voted to return to work. NEWS OF THE WEEK A heavy wind, acocmpanied by rain, did great damage to property in Tope ka, Kansas. PACKERS COMBINE Independent Companies to Fight the Beef Trust. no accurate estimate can be formed un til complete reports are received. A ll sections report that the storm was cyclonic in its nature and from some points reports tell of a funnel Bhaped cloud that descended with the most intense fury, leaving destruction in its path. W IL L DRIVE CO NG R E SS. Mayor Dunne, of Chicago, has order Legislation Must Be Passed On Rail In a Condensed Form lor Our ed that work stop on tunnels until the road Rates and Tariff. Illinois Tunnel company devises means to prevent the sinking of buildings and Bosy Headers. Washington, Aug. 22.— In abandon streets. Organized in Secrecy, They Begin the ing the idea of calling an extra session of congress in November, President A fisso m i o f the Leas Im portant but Roosevelt has again taken a hand in Attack in Chicago, A fter Es | Roosevelt has handed out no encour the peace conference in an endeavor to tablishing Their Plants. agement to the men who are fighting prevent the breaking off of negotiation*. o f • » P M t Woafc. ! railroad rate legislation, or to the The government has discovered a stand-pat Republicans who disagree new counterfeit $5 silver certicfiate of Chicago, Aug. 22.— Carefully laid with him on the tariff question. The A Chinese envoy has been sent to the series of 1895. It is poorly exe opposition to the beef trust, which, it abandonment of an extra session in America to study the exclusion ques cuted. is asserted, w ill reach gigantic propor November w ill have little effect upon tion. | the actual work of the next congress. Apache Indians from Arixona are on tions shortly, began operations at the I t simply means that, instead of get The saltan of Suln proposed marriage a raid in New Mexico. They have partially completed packing plant own ting together and organizing in Novem to Miss Roosevelt and took a refusal killed a number of ranchers and are ed by the Independent Packing com hard. pany this morning. W ith the utmost ber, congress w ill meet on the first looting and burning houses. secrecy two companies— the other tire Monday in December, w ill organize in An earthquake of some violence haB Amecricaan Jews refuse to loan Rus Western Packing & Provision company the days preceding the holiday recess, been felt throughout the entire Missis sia any more money until their race is — have organized in Chicago and their and w ill be ready for work soon after sippi valley. granted reforms. plants w ill cost nearly $500,000 when the first of January, instead of the first of December. But congress w ill Minister Conger denies tnat he is to Shonts has plenty of money to carry completed. W hile the packers of the beef trust not shorten the session, for the tim e go to China to endeavor to check the on cnaal work until congress meets. boycott against American goods. circle were warding off the attacks of that is taken off at the beginning w ill Great Britain and Germany again the Interstate Commerce commission be tacked on at the end, and it is now Radicals denounce the national as seem on the point of breaking relations. as to private car lines and the F'ederal j probable that the first session of the sembly called by the czar. They claim j Fifty-ninth congress, instead of ad- A hurricane which swept the Marsh grand jury as to combination and con \ journing in April next, w ill run w e ll it w ill do the people more harm than duct of their business, the wholesale all islands killed 100 people, according good. butchers, hotel men and restaurant into the summer. to a dispatch from Sydney, N. 8. W . President Roosevelt has not aban men, as well as other large consumers A yellow fever patient is a prisoner The International Typographical of meat were secretly organizing with a doned hope of securing the passage o f in the New Orleans city jail and has caused several panics among officials union, in session at Toronto, has de determination to succeed so stronggly a railroad rate bill, nor has he given cided to inaugurate a strike wherever in their minds that no word reached up hope of securing a readjustment of and prisoners. the tariff to meet new conditions. And the employers refuse to grant an eight- the public till this week. Russia is again being shaken with hour day after January 1, 1906. Men interested in the new concerns it may be s it down as an absolute fact internal troubles. Added to the riots that, if the president makes clear his Roosevelt may again come to the res say the railroads have privately given position and in a message to congress and strikes comes protests of Cossack assurances that they w ill aid the inde troops against service in suppressing cue of the warring nations and help pendents to almost any extent, as they insists upon railroad rate legislation as break the deiadlock of the peace con the rioters. have tired of what they term the pack well as tariff legislation, the house of ference. ers’ manipulations and sometimes representatives w ill pass bills very It seems probable that peace negotia closely in line with his ideas, and Baron Hayashi, Japanse minister to treachery. tions w ill be broken off. Russia in sists that Japan must change her terms Great Britaino, is confident Russia w ill The two plants now nearly completed won’ t waste much time about it. The people of the United 8tates, es on Sakhalin and indemnity and the ;ie ld . I f war is resumed, he says Ja are both in the stockyards district. pan w ill quickly take the positions now The Independent company’ s $150,000 pecially the voters, have become pretty latter are as firm in their refusal. held by the Russian army. packing plant is at Weat Forty-first and thourghly imbued with the idea that The court of inquiry on the Benning there ought to be legislation on the The cruiser Chicago, towing the dis Haleted streets, and the Western com ton disaster reports that the explo They believe pany’s $300,000 plant is at Morgan and railroad rate question. sion was caused by the steam gauge abled gunboat Bennington, went ashore the president would not have taken his In p all Thirty-eighth streets. The third and refusing to register the amount of in the San Francisco harbor. largest independent plant w ill be built firm Btand without cause, and the peo steam carried and the boiler blew up ing the craiser off she collided with the next summer and will cost more than ple are with the chief executive. A because of an over-pressure. The en gunboat and both vessels were badly $500,000 in itself. The company great many of them, undoubtedly a gineer in charge ordered a subordinate damaged. which w ill build it is ready to .obtain large majority, agree with him ttiat the to close an air cock and instead he its charter, but w ill defer action until time has come when there shonid be a closed the steam gauge cock, which readjustment of tariff rates, especially actual work on the plant begins. Dowie's New Zion City was the reason the amount of steam the rates thet affect industries no long would not register. Zion City, 111., Aug. 22.— “ Paradise er needing protection behind a tariff Plantation” is the name John Alexand S T A T E LAID W A STE . wall, but which are taking advantage A Chicago preacher is to be tried for er Dowie, First Prophet, “ Elijah H I , ” of the protection afforded by the Ding- cheating a railroad. and General OverBeer, has given his Storm Sweeps Through Minnesota ley taw to Bell their products abroad at Practically the whole of Germany’ s proposed colony in Mexico. He issued less price than they command in this With Great Fury. colonial empire is in revolt. a letter to his followers today. In or country. St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 22.— Devasta I f the president wins his fight for A dozen persons were injured by the der to raise the funds to purchase more tion, terrible and complete, was railroad legislation he may have to sac collapse of a roof at Marblehead, Mas than 4,000 square miles of land and es wrought on all sides of the Twin Cities tablish ports and cities, 7 per cent in sachusetts. rifice the tariff b ill at the coming ses terest bearing land warrants w ill be ex by the storm of Sunday night, accord sion, bat it is known he regards the A number o fofficers from the United changed for land under certain regula ing to reports just received here. railroad question as the more import States army w ill attend the annual tions. The First Prophet also calls for Through all the region from Anoka to ant of the two at this time, and would maneuvers of the French army. Fillmore counties reports tell of disast a special loan of $500,000 for one year probably be w illing to compromise on er and loss of life and property. New Orleans is burning tons of sul at 7 per cent for immediate use. these grounds, if he can get a satis Members of families are missing and phur to k ill the moeqnito which is factory rate b ill. The discussion o f it is believed they are bnried under the causinfg a spread of yellow fever. Navies Will Fraternize. the railroad question, or rather the dis debris, which was strewn broadcast by cussion of the railroad question coupled New York, Aug. 22.— New York w ill A number of railroad companies must the wind. Many instances of maiming appear before the Kansas Federal court be the scene of a remarkable demon are leported and the total loss of life with the discnBsion of subjects injected for filibnstering purposes, w ill occupy and tell why they gave rebates contrary stration of fraternity and goodwill be w ill not be known for some days. so much time that there w ill be little tween the tack tars of the naviee of to law. Crops which had been cut and were opportunity to consider a tariff b ill in Great Britain and the United States Reports from the New York Health during the first week in October on the ready for threshing suffered in many the senate. department show a decline in tyhoid occasion of the visit of the second cruis places and standing corn was damaged The house, which must originate tar Hailstones several fever, which for a time assumed pro er sqnadron of the British fleet. On or by hail and wind. iff legislation, may frame and pass a inches in circumference worked havoc portions of an epidemic. tariff bill, while the senate is wrestling about the first Monday in the month with the crops in some sections. Settlers are pursuing the band of A r 1,200 American sailors w ill entertain a ■ Large sections of railroad tracks were with the rate problem, but the chances izona Apache Indians on a raid in New like number of their British brethren. swept away south of here and the mail are that the senate w ill not be obliged Mexico. The Indians are wearing full Arrangements are making for a great \ trains on certain portions ot the Chi to surrender to the president on the war paint and using poisoned arrows. banquet, smoker and theater party as cago, Milwaukee A St. Paul road were tariff question* at the coming session, the principal events. provided it passes tthe rate bill favored ran yesterday on improvised tracks, i The United 8tates government has by the president.' There is hardly making slow time on account of the en- i notified China that she must end the time in a single session to dispose of Indians Want Statehood. forced insecurity of the roadbed. bocyott against Araerianc goods before Mnscogee, I . T., Aug. 22.— The chief- [ In some of the farming localities the ! two such great questions, bnt there is negotiations w ill be opened looking to no telling what President Rcesvccit a betterment of immigration conditions. taincy of the five civilised tribes to the grain was stripped from the stalks, number of 200 delegatee met here to even in the shocks, by the fnrions rain may be able to do. Associate Justice Tucker, of Arisona, day to declare for separate statehood for and wind, and haystacks were com ia accused of grafting. Indian Territory, a id «! and abetted by pletely demolished. Huge trees, which Texan Health Regulations. Acting Mayor Fornes, of New York, white residents of Indian Territory, have successfully withstood the storms Dallas, Tex., Aug. 22.— I t has been who for both business and sentimental of years, were uprooted and hurled be ordered by the State Health department has been sued for divorce. reasons are opposed to a union with fore the wind, and barns and other out that ail persons entering Texas by The csar has issued a manifesto sum Oklahoma. This is the first time the buildings were completely destroyed. northern gatewavs must furnish health moning a national assembly. tribal citixens of the territory ever as The damage done to build.ngs and certificates properly attested. Identifi Eighteen bodies have been recovered sembled to notify congress that they are crops in the southern counties w ill j cation of persons must also be given in ready for statehood. from the wreck at Bruces, Virginia. reach many thousands of dollars, b u t1 certificates. RAILROADS WILL LEND A HAND