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WEWBER6 GRAPHIC. FIRE COST LIVES. Over O m I heaosare cutoff Hundred People Pertato la the 1 FUmee at Budapest. ELKS IN TRAIN WRBCK. TROUBLE SPREADS aa W ay to Olympia Ditched With Fatal Results. Chehahs, Wash., Aug. 23. — The UPRISING IN MACEDONIA REACHINIi special train carrying the Portland Elks A CRITICAL STAQE to Olympia waa ditched two miles west of thi* place at I I o'clock yesterday Budapest, Aug. 26.— Fire started Terror R «% u la Many Towaa—Isaar- morning, while running at a high rate Rebels are Very Active—Bulgaria Is Now this evening in a four story building, Placed In a Delicate Position—Clash |*ati Pleasing to Rwnovo Center of of speed. Two men, Charles Farle- the twu lower stories of which weie oc ot the Import- With Turkish Troops la Feared W h s » Activity B| om to Bulgarian Frontier roan, a cigar dealer of Portland, and cupied by a faucy goods firm, the upp* r the Poet Weélc, ant floor* being residential fiats. There They Arrive to Put Down Rebellion— —RevoHrtfenary Committee Doing Its Frank Gales, a tramp, who was riding were 200 wot k people in. the building, Frontier Oaard Increased. Utmost to Force the Oovcrnmcnt. Likely to I on tbe tender, were instantly killed. and it is now staled that between 40 • * Xyi T , ————— Between 30 aad 40 others were in and 6o persons we* a burned to death. Sofia, Aug. 24.— A ll the dfapatohea Sofia, Aug, 26.— With the rumor of jured. of whom two and possibly throe Damp weather is causing great un The police announce that by jumping Iro.m the windows 13 persons were massacres «a d the murder of prisoners are so seriously hurt that recovery is received ham today indicate that tha- easiness among bop growers. ki.led and 16 injured, nine seriously. revolution in Macedonia is spreading.. Thirty people were injured in a train Tha damage is estimated at 4,o00,0U0 in Monastir now authenticated, the doubtful. general situation is oonaidared hers as wreck near Bloomington, 111. Tbe special of seven curs, pulled by The situation is causing intense anxiety kronen, mostly covered by insurance. The warehouse contained piles of last becoming intolerable. Official and engine 347, left Portland at 7:86 A . M. in official drains. The moat alarming Colonel C. H. Smith, known in his diplomatio circles alike are concerned, flimsy material and the Dames spread writings as “ B ill A r p ," is dead. According to the testimony of tha pas news relates to an attack oovering a with frightful rapidity and soon having every reason to believe that a sengers, which is corroborated in a considerable area in tha eastern part o f H. H. Kohlsaat denies that he is to leeched the residential floors. Only part of tha horrors enacted in the inter the Adrlanopla Vilayet, where the in enter toe cabinet as postmaster general. the wo>k people near the doo>s below ior of Macedonia have not yet oome to measure by the statement of tha engi neer, the engine was not working vary surgents have captured the town o f An attempt to tie a p Cnlcego restau were able to effect their escape. The light. The revolutionary committee is doing rants failed, not over 10 per oeut of residents above, seeing their escape cut satisfactorily, and whan Castle Rock Vaslliao. They took the chief Turkish the employes coming out. off, dung desperately to windows, its utmost to. force the hands of the was reachpd the fires were drawn and officials prisoners, and brought them to Bulgarian government, and the imme Lou Dill ion has lowered the world's screaming for help. an effort made to repair U so that it the Bulgarian frontier, where they lib diate outlook ^ exceedingly serious. The firemen held out sheets of can record by trotting a m il* in two mi ro I t appears fhtot the l arks have oh- would steam better. 1 erated them. The Turkish officials, vass and called to them to jump. utes flat at Readville, Mesa. tained the upper band in the vilayet o f Fifteen persons ware aeVed in this way, I t climbed the h ill beyond Castle fearing to return to Vadliko, sought The Shamrock has been remeasured, but many in jamping misted the sheet, Monastir, aijyf,.tfet insurgents are plan- refuge with tha Bulgarian authorities» the center of their ac- Rock without difficulty, and picked up bat enough ballast has been removed to nine being killed on the spot. the Bulgarian frontier, some of the time that waa lost before who sent them to a . bote] in Burgas, keep the time allowance the same. From that where they were at liberty to remain iving today from the dis- Napsvine was reached. ANOTHER CONVICT CALOHT. A discharged circus employe in Mas are exceedingly gloomy, point it rolled down the grade at n or depart sachusetts opened the door o f the mon ople newa comes of a pretty good gait, end was going st Rose Tbe insurgen's burned the villages key cages and liberated 40 of the ani Woods Arrested toy Officers I Turkish defeat and the extension of about a 40-mile clip along the bunks of around Vasiliko and attacked a Turk Barber Stoop. ---vV-» mals. the revol a tiooary outbreak: from Mon the Newauknm river, abobt 2 % mile* Reno, Nev., Aug 26.— J. W. Woods, astir, the new* of Turkish victories, west of Chebqlia, when suddenly a ish m ilitary post at the monastery o f President Francis, of the 1904 fair, Elijah. The eastern part of the Adrian one of the escaped convicts from Fol- accompanied 5 by barbarous excesses. Harp explosion waa heard and an in is charged with using that patronage ople Vilayet Is a mountinou* region, nom on July 27, was arrested this W hile many of the reports remain tent later the big locomotive shot over to gain Democratic support iu the pres and the villages are few and scattered. morning oy Constable Wilson and Offi without confirmation, sufficient au the embankment, toppled to the left The strength r ! the insurgents is un idential race. cer Lee per, while being shaved in a thentic detail* are forthcoming io cause and buried its left cylinders and driv known. I t is thought the outbreak i * Secretary Hitchcock has added town' barber shop. ers in the soft earth. Bimaltaneously not an organised movement, bat is in the authorities the gravest anxietv. ship 37 north, range 26 east, to the Constable Wilton was standing on According to the Hofia Dnevenik, the with tbe explosion tbe tender parted tended to draw the Turkish troops from Okanogan withdrawn in Caatern Wash Second street this morning when be Turks committed unspeakable atrocities from tbe euigne, jumped from its trucks the other districts. ingtou, where lands are being exam noticed a man answering tha descrip at Krushevo. The mutilated corpses and landed at the foot of the embank The, peculiar danger of the latest out ined to determine the deairability of tion of Woods come mound the corner of 90 women and children were found ment. The first car, a light combina break lie* in its proximity to the Bul putting in a government irrigation sys from Center street and enter the bar in one bnilding. Pieces of the bodies tion passenger and haggace ear, broke garian frontier, thns creating a situa tem. ber shop. Wilaon started to enter the were th row itiato the street. Fifteen loose from the tender, Dumped for an tion long foreseen and dreaded by tbe Lord Salisbor), ex-premier of Eng barber shop, but, seeing a revolver in of the principal merchants of the town instant on the ties, and then, with ter Sofia government. The Tnrka are now the man's belt, decided to get help. were killed aad their heads eahibited rific force, plunged down the emhufl»- land, ia dead. certain to send a considerable force t o Together with Lee per, he entered the on pofeswt Monastir, the churches were ment. this territory to soppreee the oat break, Eight firemen were seriously burned •hup aud covered Woods with a revol An immense cedar stump was stand which w ill necessitate the strengthen demolished, the hoards sacked and the at a Chicago Are. ver and handcuffed him. Woods town is now a heap of aahea. The peo ing near the foot of tbe embankment, ing of the Bulgarian troeps along tbe — A cloudburst at Denver did consider offered no resistance. Woods was tak ple fled to tha hills, where they are in and as the car flew past it, the entire frontier. W ith the two armies close- en to the ja il and turned over to Sheriff a starving condition. left side of the coach was torn oat, end to eech other, under the present able damage to property. Hayes. tbe unfortunate passengers braised, cut strained relations, the situation be* The Dnevenik also asserts that a gen A party of 26 Salt Lake people are Woods said he oeme to Reno from eral' massacre has taken p lat« in the and maimed by flying wreckage or comes extremely desperate. Tha Bul making a tour of Oregon. Tmckee on a freight train last night. whole vilayet of Monastir. N*qrly . ail glass, iron and woo^, bran bet of trees garian government is taking every pos The Macedonian revolution is marked He asked Deputy Sheriff Maxwell to the villages have been destroyed. The slapping them in tbe faces. The mo sible step to prevent a commercial am let convict Muphy, captned last night, treacherous murder of 80 insurgent mentum of tbe first car was so great by more massacres at Monastir. ity. but the officials express tbe gravest occupy the same cell with hm, for, he prisoners by their gaards has made an that it continued on past the big stump concern. The cruiser Marblehead and the gun said, “ you should treat'me well as long especially bad impression here. Many turned farther over, and finally came to In addition to the danger of a collis boat Concord are anchored in the Poit- m I live. I know that hanging awaits rumors are current of massacres in the a «top with tbe entire left side and ion between tbe m ilitary foiees, there- land harbor. Lie, and it cannot possibly do any city of Adrianople, and travelers to moat of the seats swept clean, the roof is n<> smaller one of popular excitement The Canadian government w ill use harm to let me see M urphy." night confirmed them. The remaining caved in and tbe floor bulging np. getting beyond control and forcing th e peaceful measures in the suppression of population is ifraid to leave the houses. The second car followed it and brought government to adopt a belligerent atti FILIPINOS W ILL PROFIT. poaohing on the great lakes. The prisons are full, and the vali up alongside of tbe stump. The lead- tude. Meanwhile, the eomtnonily re has taken private house* to be need era checked the momentum of the third mains quiet, even the Macedonian part A b ill to pe nsion veterans of the Woods Reti as jails. Whan the Russian consul car, fourth and fifth earn, which left o f the population showing no popular Cayuaa Indian war w ill be Intiodacad Qeaeral with Many New Ideas. at the next seasion of congress. protested at tbe situation, the vali is the embankment and tamed pe*tly anxiety and enthusiasm. __ v Manila. Ang. 26.— General Leonard reported to have answered that he wae over, bat escaped the terrible punish The entire Humbert fam ily has been Wood has returned from a visit to the powerless »gainat the fanatical popula ment inflicted on the first car. The MUSTN’T ASK TOO MUCH. fonnd guilty of swindling and sentenced sixth from tbe engine le(t »be rails but governor of Borneo, where he has been, tion. to from one to five years' imprisonment. remained on the ties, the occupants es for some tim e observing the methods Oregon Irrigation Sites Don’t Look (food caping with little more than a bad The Turkish government has prom adopted by the British government to CAtQHT ON A BRIDGE. to Newell. ware. The seventh and last car was ised fulfillment of all of Basel*' de pacify and promote the interests of the Washington, Aog. 24.— In his first mand and the esar’ s sqnardon of war natives aud to improve the commercial Folsom Esc a ye Murphy Retaken at R«no the only one which remained on tbe Irallh. J . _ __ ____ __. vessels has been ordered home. annual report, made public today, F, conditions of the country. General —Another Escapee. Wo6d reports that e Biitish govern- H. Newell, chief of the government re Canada wants a better trademark law Reno, Nev., Aug. 26.— Convict Jacob WON BY RELIANCE. meut has obtained remarkable results clamation serviee, reviewing condition» enacted. in the oplifting of the natives of Borneo Murphy, who escaped from Folsom in Oregon, says: prison, was captured at H i o', lock to Austria w ill support Rossis in her and returns to tha Philippine* with niuiy B C fvten in n m o f night by Dep1 ty Rheriffs Hharky and j “ The localities where irrigation demands on Turkey. many new ideas which he w ill, with International Race*. Maxwell at the V irginia street bridge, Renator Quay says he w ill seek ao the cognizant« and assistance of Gover crossing tbe Truck«« river in Reno New York, Aag. 23.— In a splendid work can proceed with the grea eat ad nor Taft, pat into operation in these is further political honors. Convict Frank M iller was with Murphy 12 to 16-knot breese, over a nindward vantage have bedn selected already bv lands. the state under the Carey act, and it is About 7,600 textile workers in Sax General Wood is preparing to begin at the time, but jumped off the side and leeward course of 80-miles, the ony are oh a strike for a shorter work a campaign in the Jolo archipelago, in walk into the willows. Rfasrky fired not deairabra to forestall state action in gallant sloop Reliance yesterday beat day. to which territory he w ill go accompan at him, the shot probably taking effect. Shamrock I I I in commanding style, by tbe matter. Preliminary examinations -lh*rky and Dwight Jones followed The United 8utes and Chinese treaty ied by a m ilitary force of sufficient made so far— op to December 81— show Miller Three more shots were fire exactly nine minutes actnal time, or commissioners have resumed work on strength to permit his entering into the that most of the reclsmsbie land is so interior, where he expects to obtain at him, but he aecaped in the dark seven ‘minutes and three seconds, after situated that tbe projects must ba international treaties good results in his dealings with the ness. deducting the one minute and 67 se small and scattered, and little vacant Morphy had s 48-caliber revolver on King Peter, of Henris, has again natives by applying some of the ideas pnblic land can be benefltted. Further onda, which the defender concedes to threatened to abdicate nnless condi- he has evolved as a result of bis obser him when searched at the jail. Be Bir Thomas > U pton’ * third challenger examinations -wilt doubtless reveal tras very conning and tried to get his tiona change at the capital. vations in Romeo. on aocount of Reliance's larger sailing many localities where work can be be hand on it. W. O. Craig arrived at gan to sdvsntaga and persistent search plan as at present measured. Rwitsarland has objected to Dr. HELD AS FILIBUtoTEKBRS. the jail shortly after the arrest. He w ill justify the expenditure o f consider It was a royal water fight for the Lardy, her minister at Paris, serving ha* followed the convicts from Ruff- able sums in construction of storage anoient trephy, which'carries with it on the Venesuelan arbitration oonrt. Chicagoans Who Failed to Find (fold ners. Maxwell and Rharky «cted brave the yachting supremacy of the world, and diversion works." la Patagonia on Turk’s Island. ly, as both convicts were heavily armed The Trans-Mississippi congress in This presumption, it may be added, and by a strange coincidence tbe first Chicago, Aug. 24.— The Tribune to and saw the deputy sheriffs ju*t as victory in All« cop series of 1903 oc- ha* apparently been justified, judging dorsed the Lewis and Clark fair and they started to cross the bridge. Their passed a resolution favoring a govern day says: enrre» on the 62d anniversary of the from the large number of withdrawals six men who railed away from Chi first impulse wa* to turn back, hut day on which the old schooner Ameri made under the irrigation act in East ment appropriation o f $1,000,000. take the cago a year ago in search of ago]d mine finally they decided to ca captured it in her famous raos ern Oregon during the past six months. ; f Lord Baliabary’ a condition Is very in the wilds of Patavonig are now nn- chancss. around the Isle of Wight. Tbe Reli Mr. Newell recognises the justice of A large posse, headed by Rheriff grave. der arrest at Tnrke island, in the West a nee heat the British boat three min making expenditures in Oregon in view Hayes and deputies Rharky and M ax In lies, suspected of filibustering. utes 24 seconds in the thresh to wind of the large contributions of the state man haa mar- A David City, Neb., Their arrest and the detention of their well are now out on the trail of M iller. ward, and five minutes 36 seoonds in to tbe reclamation fund. "O n the oth ried his stepmother. schooner. Mercury, has been laiJ before Hia capture is expected at any minute, the run down the wind. er hand." he says, "th e demand for as he is sorronndwl in the willows on and immediate necessity of reclamation The powers are considering steps, to tbe eecretary of elate Char I e* Corrigan, a Texas cowboy, the bank of tbe Truckee river. end the uprising in Macedonia, s works am not particularly noticeable.’ 6 It nation Is Critical. ■ - - rr--— came to Chicago last fall, watrhed lake Sofia, Bnlagria, Aug. 26.— The gen Fire in tha Beaumont, Texas, oil sailing for a knonth and then took five Hay Tie Ug Ship Yanis, la fields destroyed $60,000 worth of prop men into his confidence. Corrigan said New York, Aug. 26.— At the close of era I outlook in Macedonia shows no Flagstaff, A ria., Aug. 24.— For th e signs of improvement, and the dev«)cp- erty. ha had n map showing tbe location ef a a stormy season of the Central Federa second time this sqason a cloudburst meats in the negt few days are awaited tion Union today ft was v >ted to stand General Jehu C Black, of Illinois, gold mine rivaling that of King Solo has swept over fields, roads and here with tbe gravest Anxiety. The by tha Marine Mschinista' Union in has been elected commander in chief of mon. His story wa* that its discoverer bridges and driven those living in tha outbreak at Adrianople ia growing and the strike for an increase in wages. had been driven oat hv natives, and the G. A . f t . . , disturbances are also prevalent alfong lowlands in this city from their homes. when he died on a ranch he gave the This was taken to mean that a sympa Yesterday afternoon n wall of water the coast and In tbe ticinity of tbe Bn W illiam P. Snllivan, a Missouri sen drawings to Corrigan. The vessel will thetic strike, tieing up nil tha ship started down thn mountains and acrosn garian frontier. A dispatch from Dub- ator, haa been found guilty of grafting be held until tbe business of its owners yards in New York and vicinity may the valley. The water was eight feet nitaa asserts that a division of tha Rou be ordered. The conference commit can be investigated. f and fined $100. tee reported that in their efforts to manian army, with a brigade of cavalry high end more than 800 feet wide. Londoner! were much surprised at come to some agreement w ith tbe em from Bucharest, haa been ordered to Tha torrent swept everything before it. (treat America's Request. The flood struck Flagstaff shortly after the showing of Shamrock I I I . They ployes thev had m tde no progress; march toward the Bn gnrinn frontier, Washington, Ang. 26.- The state de dark, swirling through the streets in expected her to have n walkover. oeteneibty for that the employer* refused to consider the lower pert of town, doing g ie e t partment has been ndng its good the ultimatum of $8 per day. President Rooesvelt w ill allow no damage. offices, through Minister Leishman, at Washington Will Be Roll discrimination in favor o f anion men ■ — —- -- « Constantinople, to secure permission * as-------a------- a n# i , „ Washington, Aog. 26.— Under tbe by the government, neither w ill be op ▼ ••■▼ HIM l* w T c A v ilV C * from tbe Tu'kish government fo r 'tb e (fold Discovered In Fern. pose them in any way. Naples, Aug. 2«.— The si ghteet in- national m ilitary law of last congress, wives and families of several natural the secretary of war has direct# 1 that New York, Ang. 24. -• Telegrams A granite monument marking the ised Armenians in the United States reaee in the activity of Vesuvius con- Washington state be reimbursed in fall from Berrepasoo announce that a vein tino«*s. The eruption ia accompanied site of the birthplace of the late Presi to join their husbands and fathers. for amounts expanded in purchasing 30 of gold five meters wld* has been dis- dent Chester A. Arthur has been erect Mr. Leishman cables the department by detonations, while the stream of ce'iher magaslne rifles <or its national cvverrd in Chuquitambo, according to that one womsn left yesterday for lava f l o w i n g in the direction of Pom ed at Fairfield Vermont. guard prior to tha passage of tbe act. a Herald dispatch ftom L'm s, Pern. The saltan of Desssn, Philippine is America to join her husband and that peii is still slowly advancing. Soma The law oontemplate* that the govern An English oompany Is working mines land,s has apologised for ineolting the permission has bean granted for the of tbe fissures recently noted hav- be ment shall furnish equipment to all near thia rata, Jibictoara prodm ing 3flT American flag, saying his ernay son families of a nnmber of Armenians to come enlarg'd, and assuming the as ounces • ( gold a day. pect of new craters. . _.:«a coma to this oountry. was responsible for the outrage. ing to > Vienna, Aog. 26.— Aoooidin special diupaicn received here l * * per- ■ <n* perulied in Hie lire at Budapest. M0NAS1 THE SCENE OP A GEN- i l MASSACRE - ; EVENTS OF THE DAY IS; / ■ V / . f § i ■ | j f I : I f « i f f » ”' 1
