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LET HB9 PASS ON IN-
Washington* Nov.t 7.—Contrary to COLOMBIAN WARSHIP SHELLS CITY
the general understanding, it develop­
ot 9.—-Yuan
OF PANAMA.
DERI
RENOUNCE OP PANAMA.
OREGON- viceroy of Chi
NFTBKRG.
ed in Washington today th?t the Alas­
LI province, who,
kan boundary commission, recently in
cabled to the Associated Press yes-
terday, was dispatched to Mukden by There Is a Strong Peeling That It Would session In London did not finally lo­ Americas Representative Promptly Pro­
tests, aa Action Is Contrary to Roles
the Dowager Empress with instruo-
Be a Good Arrangement lor tie Uolt- cate the entire boundary line between
British
and
American
territory,
but
a
Cooiprehenslve Review of the Import- tions to investigate affairs there and
of W ar-£o Notice Was Olvcn—Marines
ed States to Preserve Order Ampng
stretch
of*
over
139
miles
between
aat Happenings of the Past Week, if possible to arrange a settlement
,
Land at Colon—Lives of Porolga Res­
All Central American Statea—England
Presented in Condensed Form, Most with the Russians, did not go any fur­
Kate’s Needle and the Devil’s Paw,
idents In Danger for a Time.
Will Indorse Our Action.
Likely to Prove Interesting.
two prominent mountain peaks lying
ther than Tien Tsin, which he reached
southeast of Skagway, is yet to be de­
yesterday evening. It is now consid­
Washington, Nov. $.—The Colom­
London, Nov. 9.—The British offic­
Colorado miners have gone on a ered doubtful whether he will go to
finitely located. Because of the fail­
bian warshipBogota today shelled the
ials’ attitude toward the events at
strike.
ure of the commission to determine
Mukden at all.
city of Panama, according to advices
Panama
is
that
it
ia
entirely
the
The United States battleship Maine
the location of this line the joint sur­
The Chinese are more enraged at
received by the state department from
United
States^
affair.
This
feeling,
has been sent to Colon.
veying commission that will be charg­
the Russan proceedings at Mukden
Consul Ehrman. One Chinese was kill­
comparative
Russo-Japanese conflict is growing than they have been by any events with the consequent
ed with marking off the boundary as
ed.
Secretary Hay promptly Instruct- -
apathy, appears to be shared in all di­ recently determined will be unable to
more and more remote.
since the capture of Pekin. Some of
ed the American representative to pro­
St. Louis Jury in the bribery case of the hot-headed members of the Coun­ plomatic quarters in London. Except operate over this stretch of territory,
test against the bombardment, and if
in
the
unlikely
possibility
of
some
out­
State Senator Farris, is unable to cil have advised the Dowager Empress
which Is about one-fourth of the entire
it has not ceased by the time the cru­
side Interference, no action is contem­
agree.
length of the boundary that has long
to declare war on Russia, and send
iser Boston, now on her way to the
plated
by
the
British,
or,
so
far
as
the
Democrats have selected John S.
been in dispute.
scene of the revolution, arrives, the
Williams, of Mississippi, as their troops to release the Tartar General Associated Press is able to ascertain,
> 1 so happens that the country lying
whose detention at Mukden, growing
leader.
Colombian
vessel will be seised. The
at the various Embassies here, by any between Kate’s Needle and Devil’s
out of the decapitation of the Chinese
The republican house caucus has
other, government. Upon request of Paw is desolate, and apparently worth­ bombardment is in violation of all
unanimously selected. Joseph Q. Can-, bandit, who had enlisted Jn the Rus­ the British diplomatic or consular rep­
less mountains of snow and ice. The rules of war, since it was begun with­
sian service, but who fell into the
non as speaker.
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resentative In the disturbed region a determination of the actual location out notice. The flag of the new repub­
Great Britain was surprised at the hands of the Chinese after the Rus­ war vessel would be sent to protect
lic, red, white and blue, has been hoist­
of the boundary is therefore of no im­
quick recognition given the Colombian sians had evacuated Mukden, wounds
ed at Panama.
~
the
rights
of
subjects"
of
Great
Brit­
mediate importance, but should mines
revolutionists by the United States. ' Chinese susceptibilities, since it is
American
residents
in
Colon
were
in
ain, but such a request would not be be developed, or should other resourc­
Colombian troops will march on considered to be not only an insult to
grave danger for a time today, and 58
Colon and Panama despite the recog­ a high official, but as insulting to the encouraged, as Downing street is of es be discovered, there would be a rep­ marines were landed. They were or­
the opinion that the force the United etition of the dispute that has existed dered back to the ship this evening,,
nition of the new republic by the
Chinese government itBelf.
United States.
States is sending to the isthmus is all over Southeastern fla s k s since the when the authorities promiaed to main­
Better-informed officials, however,
tain order.
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more than sufficient to maintain the discovery of gold in the territory.
Howard HaynJe, convicted of high­
realise
the
helplessness
of
China,
and
Commander
Hubbard,
of
the
Nash­
way robbery by a Seattle court, has
safety of the foreign residents.
The boundary commlsilon did not ville, notified the prefect of Colon that
the
madness
of
going
to
war
with
been sentenced to six years in the
The question Qf the recognition of have before it sufficient data tb enable any movement of troops to Panama
Walla Walla penitentiary.
Russia. Their counsel has hitherto
Panama’s independence entirely de­ it to fix this portion of the boundary would threaten the free and uninter­
Governor Chamberlain * will call a prevailed, although there is much pends on the action of the United
rupted transit of the Isthmus,, which
with any degree of satisfaction.
special session of the Oregon legisla­ baseless war talk in the native press
the
United States is pledged to main­
ture if a majority of the members will and among the younger Chinese offic­ States. If Washington communicates
tain, and* accordingly he has directed
to the powers that it intends to recog­
pledge themselves to enact no laws
the superintendent of the railroad to
PRBDlCT ITS SUCCESS.
ials.
other than remedial to tax levy. ;
nize the independence of Panama, it
move no troops for either side.
The state department today receiv­
is
not
likely
that
there
will
be
the
The Maryland democratic plurality
slightest objection on the part of PoiM Bftn From Panama Also Say Amer­ ed a request from the representatives
is 12,375.
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WON’T PROTECT AMERICANS.
of the revolutionary gpvernment at
Great Britain, while, according to the
icans Favor Revolt.
Representative Hermaan is work­
Panama that the United States recog­
views of the diplomats here, the other
San Francisco, Nov. 7.—When the nize the new state of Panama, but
ing for a place on the river and har­ Cuban Alcalde Disposed to Quibble Over European powers probably will quick­
bor committee.
steamer San Juan, which arrived here pending official advices from United
ly follow suit.
Terms of Treaty.
It is said King Peter, of Servia, has
There has long been a strong f eel today, left Panama, October 29, the States consul officials at Panama that
Havana, Nov. 8.— There seems to he mg in British official circles that It preparations tor the revolution were a new government has been establish- ’
announced his intention of abdicating
in favor of his son.
considerable disposition on the part would be an excellent arrangement if well under way, and secession was ed and is a de facto government, the
state department declined to commit
the United States would undertake
AH European powers have indorsed of a number of Cuban government of­
the preservation of good order and the talked everywhere upon the streets. itself. However, attention was called
the attitude of the United States in ficers to cause trouble to American in­ stability of all the Central American Evidently, the government has known to the fact that it is the invariable poli­
the Colombian matter.
terests in the Isle of Pines Archipela­ states. This feeling is well known to for at least two weeks that a crisis cy of the United States to deal with
the de facto government in any coun­
Colombia says she will be able to go. Several natives said to have been the American diplomats in England. was approaching.
try. This statement is taken as fav­
put down the revolution if the United
A
t
the
German
Embassy,
here,
a
inspired by Cubans, some of whom
Passengers on the San Juan who orable recognition should the new Pan­
representative
of
the Associated
States keeps her hands off.
are believed to be in the gprernment
came from Panama and various points ama government have an active exis­
Senate and house leaders can’t employ, are endeavoring to institute Press was informed that there was
not
the
faintest
likelihood
that
Ger­
in Central American republics are tence.
agree as to the method of putting the
The dispatches, to the Nashville,
many
would
take
any
steps
in
the
suits to question titles to realty in the
agreed that the revolution, which the which should have reached her imme­
Cuban reciprocity treaty into effeot.
matter.
If
the
United
States
is
sat­
isle of Pines Archipelago, acquired by
There are 2,000,000 sheep on the
isfied to recognize Panama’« inde­ cable reports as in progress, was most diately upon her arrival at Colon, No­
Americans
prior
to
the
signing
of
the
Oregon ranges. The worth of this
pendence, doubtless Germany will cor- carefully planned, and they predict vember 2, were Intercepted and were
year’s wool output is placed at 92,550,- Squires-Palma treaty, which provided utaiiy agree to It
Its success. They also state, according no* re^ fIve<*
Commander Hubbard
Op all sides America’s paramount to the Evening Post that the diplo­ until after the Colombian gunboat Car­
000.
for the cession of the Isle of Pines
tagena arrived at Colon with 500 Co­
Governor Chamberlain has not yet proper id Cuba, as a quid pro quo for interests and rights to deal with the matic representatives of ths United lombian troops aboard, when it was
situation
single-handed
are
recog­
decided whether or not he will call coaling stations at Bahia Honda and
nized by the diplomats, though the States ars favorable to the revolution­ too late to prevent her entrance to
an extra session of the legislature to Guantanamo.
the harbor. The execution of the or­
Globe,
in its usual anti-American tone, ists.
remedy the defects in the Oregon tax
iginal scheme would» have eliminated
declares
that
on
account
of
the
prox­
The Cuban alcalde, or sub-governor
The men at the head of the seces­
law.
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the Cartagena from, the sltuatioa in
imity
of
the
West
Indies
the
British
of the Isle of Pines, has refused to
sion movement are friends of the Pana­ Colon, and the present unfortunate
Z. F. Clark, a Portland man who has
Government should take a hand in the
lend
police
protection
asked
by
Amer­
invented a steel hardening process
matter. The other afternoon papers, ma canal and want the canal built by complications would have been avoid­
that will make armor plate bullet ican settlers in several of the small however, comment on the correctness the United States and maintained un­ ed. .
Tonight Acting Secretary Darling re­
proof, has been offered $100,000 for his keys adjacent to the Isle of Pines, on of the United States’ attitude and.the der the military protection of the Unit­
ceived
a dispatch from the captain o f
patent by New York capitalists.
the ground that, according to a strict reasonableness of anticipating a solu­ ed States.
the cruiser Atlanta, at Kingston. Jam­
tion
of
the
interoceanic
canal
prob­
The Dreyfus case is to be again re­ interpretation of the treaty,' these
Among the San Juan’s passengers aica, saying he would Bail with his ves­
lem from the independence o f Pan­
vived.
keys were no ceded to Cuba, and ama.
was John Jenkins, United States con­ sel tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock.
Two more Americans have been as­ lienee are not entitled to the police
sul-general at San Salvador, who said: The Atlanta has been taking on a sup­
ply of coal at Kingston.
sassinated on the streets of London.
protection asked from the Cuban gov­
“ The independent government now
AMERICA
FOR
IT.
* Senate and house leaders are bound ernment.__ ;____ ___ __
being formed in Panama will always
LYNCHING BNDS RIOT.
to crash over Cuban reciprocity pro­
remain there. The Bogota government
President
Send
a
Orders
Recognising
New
gramme.
is out of place and has no reason for Negro Who Killed White Man Is Taken
Panama Government.
URQBS ALASKAN CABLE].
After an interval of a month the
longer
existence.
From Jail.
Washington, Nov. 9.—The United
Venesuelan arbiration case has been
Lake Village, Ark., Nov 6.—Two
resumed.
Oeneral Oreeiv Recommends a Line From States government has recognized the
people are dead and three wounded
do
facto
government
of
Panama.
It
RUSSIAfTHRBATBNS
CHINA.
Vaises to SHka.|
Cable cars at Kansas City, Kan., col­
as the result of trouble between whites
was announced at the state depart­
lided in iTfog^ Qne person was killed
and blacks here today, which was not
Washington,
Nov.
10.—
Based,
upon
ment after the return of Secretary Hay Will Assam* Charge of Maachorla Unless settled until a lynching had quieted
and 61 injured.
— t _ j a recommendation contained in the from the cabinet that instructions had
Demands Are Met.
the excited people.
2 5
a n im i report of General A. W. Oreelr. been sent to United States Minister
A riot occured between some Ne­
Tokio,
Nov,
7.— Reports from Pekin
Smoot, the Utah senator, despite nu
groes and whites early in the day.
chief
signal
oflic<5T~o#-th§_ariny
,an
at­
Bay
Russia
now
thretens
to
assume
Beaupre I t Bogota, assuming that he
merous protests.
It -is alleged that during the alterca­
tempt will be made at the
s not left the capital yet, and to Mr. sole charge of the government of Man­ tion Ed. Coleman, colored, pulled a
The San Francisco street railway ar­ sion of congress to secure an appropri­
Ehrmanr-the United State vice-consul churia unless China promptly dismis­ pistol and began shooting. A fussf-
bitrators have, rendered a decision
ation for a submarine telegraph cable at Panama, and now -acting consul ses Yuen, the taotai of Mukden, and lade followed, and when it ceased, it
granting an increase in wages.
to run from' Valdes to Sitka, Alaska. there, to inform the government
lecapitates another mandarin who re­ was found that Frank Anderson, one of
Six men were killed and ten injured
General Greely urges the appropri­ Colombia and Panama, — respectively, cently punished disorderly Chinese those in the crowd, was dead. Vinson
by an explosion at the United States
was shot in two places, Frame wound­
ation of $321,580 for the oonstruction that the de facto government is recog­ bandits in Ruslan employ.. _
,
naval arsenal at Iona Island, N. Y.
ed in the foot, and Ella McDowell,
of this cable, and gives as a reason tor nized.
The
action
of
Russia
has
cau
sed~eeur.jcolor
ed, shot in the back,
The decision to recognze the de fac­
Authorities in Wyoming may clash
Colemaa. fled, and a posse at once
the expenditure the fact that this last to government of Panama was arrived slderabie resentment against the Czar
over the Indian trouble. The Indian
started in pufBtrHvJohnson, one of the
agents want those under arrest re­ link in the government telegraph sys­ at after a protracted session of the in Chinese officials circles. It is look­ Negroes, was arrested. At noon the
leased, but the governor refuses to do tem of Alaska is needed to give an all- cabinet today, at which every member ed upon a showing that the alleged pa­ mob gathered at the courthouse.
so. ;
American line connecting with every- wag present except Secretaries Root cific attitude of Rusia is not borne out
Sledge-hammers and railroad irons
and Wilson. Thé president empha­ by her actions. A number of the high
Haynie, of spotted horse fame, has part of Alaska in order to do away sized the importance of the recogni­ officials continue to advocate the ad­ were quickly found and in 30 minutes
been convicted of highway robbery in with the necessity of utilizing Cam tion of the de facto government. With dressing of a forcible appeal of protest tour doors at the jail had been broken
Seattle. He always drove to and from adian lines. Secretary Root, in his an­ the withdrawal o f the Colombian of­ against Russia’s attitude to tfie pow­ down. The mob quickly secured the
negro, took him to the center of the
the scene of operations behind a spot­
ficials, the isthmus was left entirely ers, with a request that they interfere town, and hanged him at noon.
nual
report
and
estimates,
is
expected
ted horse. His wife held the lines
without a government unless that es­ to preserve the Integrity of the.Chi­
to indorse General Greely’s recom­ tablished by the secessionists should nese empire.
while he did the holding up.
mendation.
Basin Is Wiped Oat.
be recognized, and this step seemed
The epidemic of yellow fever in
necessary for the transaction of the
Butte,
Mont.,
Nov. 6.—A Miner spe­
Oriel
May
KOI
Booth.
Texas continues to spread.
routine business of the United States
Diplomatic Agent Named.
cial
from
Basin
tonight says the town
, New York, Nov. 7.— Commander
on the isthmus.
Alexander J. Dowie, the Zionist
Panama, Nov. 10.— M. Philippe
Booth-Tucker, of the Salvation army, has bçen practically destroyed by a
leader, Indorses Roosevelt
Bunau-Varilla has been appointed di­
America
Heads
the
New.
sailed for England today on the Cedric conflagration which started at 2
During October there was coined at plomatic agent of the Republic of
Panama, Nov. 9.—General H. O. Jef- in response to a cablegram from Gen­ o’clock this afternoon fftom a bonfire
the various mints of the United States Panama at Washington. He is one of
built between two buildings by pome
the
financial
agents
of
the
Panama
frtqs, a graduate of West Point, has eral Willilam Booth, the head of the children at play. All the business sec­
$3,672,120,
Cankl Company. His first official act been appointed commander of the Pa­ army. It was said the commander
tion has been wiped out and the fire is
The case of W. H. Machen, charged was to officially notify the junta, that
had become so overcome by the sudden still burning. The large concentrator
cific
flotilla
by
the
provisional
govern­
with postal fraud, has been set for No­ the United States has recognized the
death of his wife that General Booth
de facto government of Panama. The ment. Carlos Constantino Arosmena wished him to take a few days of rest. of the Montano Ore Purchasing Com­
vember 23.
pany was saved after heroic work by
News has caused great rejoicing here,
T. A. Wood, of Portland, has been and was telegraphed throughout the has been made assistant secretary of It is said General Booth is suffering the firemen. A special train carried
foreign relations. Troops of the new greatly from the shock of his daugh­
discharged from practice before the country.
Preparations
are being republic will be sent to Colon at once. ter’s violent death, and on account of the Boulder fire department about ten
miles to Basin. v
pension bureau.
made to celebrate the event with The provisional government has al­
Congressman Jones, of Washington, great enthusiasm. M. Philippe Bunau- ready organized the military to be his age It Is feared the result may be
serious.
will* introduce a bill giving Alaska a Varilla is now in New York.
Acre Territory Dispute Settled.
commanded by General Domingo Dias.
temporary government
All the soldiers forming the division
Rio De Janerio, Nov. 6.—The Acre
Porte Absolutely Rejects Plan. ,
feught with the government or liberal
The sea dredge Chinook has arrived
territory dispute between Bolivia and
Blockade Is Raised
London,
Nov. 7.—The Constantinople Brazil has been settled. The princi­
army during the last revolution.
at tb « mouth of the Columbia, river
■ Washington,
Nov.
10.^—Captain
correspondent of the London Dally pal polpts which were under consider­
and will commence work at one«.
Briggs, of the cruiser Baltimore, ca­
Mall writes the sultan has absolutely ation in the Acre dispute were whether
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or
mono
Bay
Famous
Jail.
.
The German mail steamer Duisberg bled the navy department today from
rejected every one of the proposals the territory beyond tjie tenth degree
Keokuk,
la.,
Nov.
9.—The
Mormon
has been wrecked near Lisbon, Spain. Puerto Plata, on the north coast of
contained
in the joint note of Austria
Most of the paaaengers were saved. , Santo Domingo, announcing his ar­ church has purchased for $4000 the old and Rusia, demanding that the Mace­ of latitude shall become Brazilian ter­
ritory, Brazil to pay Bolivia $5,000,*
Jail
at
Carthage,
111.,
In
which
Joseph
A reward of $6,000 is offered for the rival, and stating that the Cherokee Smith, the Mormon prophet, and his donian reform be carted out under the 000 and allow Bolivia the right to send
was
discharging
her
cargo.
This
indi­
arrest and conviction of the persons
brother Hiram, were killed by a .mob direction and supervision of officials Acre products to Brazilian ports on the
appointed by the two powers.
who wrecked the Santa Fe Train at cates that the blockade has been in the early history tof the state.
A mason river.
raised.
Asflshapa creek last week.
Pekin, N .
Kal 8 trial.
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