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-'L-' . l i -1 - NEWBERG GRAPHIC B. N. WOODWARD. Publisher I -------- NEWBERG. ..............OREG O N EVENTS OF THE DAY C iB fu fcM ilw R t I uw of the I of tbu P u t Week. Likely to Perdicaris says the brigand i i posing aa a patriot. Raisuli London papers praise Admiral Togo for bis latest victory off Port Arthur. - Russians are said to have been de feated in a decisive battle at Taahichao. Coant Tolstoi inveighs against the present war and holds the csar op to ridicule. The body of another woman h#s come to the surface from the General Slocum disaster. I . H . Amos, of Portland, is a possi ble candidate for president on the Pro hibition ticket. Heat prostrations have been numt r- ous the past few days in New York and Washington. John Aleanxder Dowie has returned to the United States. Harriman is said to be about to se cure control of the Santa Fe system. The American Federation of Labor has entered into the Colorado miners' strike. Russia has redoubled her efforts to get the Baltic squadron in shape to sail for the Far East. The Kansas wheat harvest w ill be delayed many days on account of the recent heavy rains. What is thought to be a final report on the General Slocum disaster shows that 1,031 ilves were lost. Eleven persons were seriously injured and many more slightly in a collision of two street cars at Chicago. , • i A call has been issued for a meeting of the Trans-Mississippi Commerical congress at St. Louis September 10-17. Chinese bandits are helping the Jap anese by giving movements of troops, attacking outposts, and blowing up bridges. Firs, supposed to be of incendiary origin, destroyed $300,000 worth of property in the lumber district of Cleveland. Generals Oku and Kuroki are be lieved to have joined their forces. ....J .............. PA58AQB PARTIALLY BLOCKBD. GET EVERY W T E Fleet Has (beat Difficulty to Leaving Fart Arthur. Tokio, June 29.—-The detailed report received from Admiral Togo o f the op erations before Port Arthur, which re sulted in the sinking of another Rus sian battleship, shows that thé en trance to the harbor at Port Arthur is still blocked to such an extent that it is impossible for the Russians to maneuver. The operation of bringing the Russian fleet into the open, ac cording to the report of the officers of the Japanese scout vessels, lasted from 11 a. m., till 3:30 p. m ., and was diffi cult in the extreme. When first seen by the main fleet the Russian ships were in a double column formation, the first made up of four cruisers and six battleships, with the battleship Csarevitch in the lead. The second column was made up of the cruiser Novik and seven destroyers. That the Japanese did not attack in force and attempt to sink the entire Russian fleet was due to the fact that nightfall arrived before the ships could be brought within range, and nothing was left but for the torpedo attack. I t is generally believed now that another attempt w ill be made by the Russians to escape. FLBBT FAST BEINO MADE READY. Her Bfforts to Ose Baltic Sqi St. Petersburg, June 29.— Work on the Baltic squadron designed for service in the Pacific is being pushed with re doubled vigor night and day. A d miral Birileff, the commander-in-chief at Constadt, is co-operating with Vice Admiral Rojetsevnsky, in command of the Baltic fleet, to hasten the work. The captains of the battleships Navarin and Sissoi Veliky and the armored cruiser Adm iral Nakim off, the first ves sel to go out into the roadstead in com mission, have been publicly compli mented for their diligence. In order not to impede the work, the crews are not mustered to salute the commander- in-chief when he visits the vessels. A strict guard is maintained at Cron- stadt. Even the warships' launches are not allowed to enter the naval basins after dusk. Lieutenant V avil- lor, in charge of the naval labroatory, was arrested recently and confined to a fortress for bringing a relative to tbe laboratory without permission. MORMONS OBT MEXICAN TRACT. A decisive battle between the main aimies of Russia and Japan is expected Half MUUoa Acras WM Be Purchased In shortly. ROOSEVELT AND FA1RBANKS HEAD REPUBUCAN TICKET. of tbe Cboice Was A b - by b r, si New Yerb, u 4 Seaetor DeMver, ef lewe. AMBRICA TO DROP IT. Washington, Jons 28.— The stats de partment does not contemplate any re clamations upon tbs Moorish govern ment on account of tbe Perdicaris inci dent. In its view that tne government has suffered severely, both from a financial point of view and in national humiliation, through its compliance with the demand of the use of force, by appearing to tbe powerful influences of the Shersefs Mouley A li and Mouley Ahmed, who headed the escort sent to bring the prisoners to Tangier. More over, France practically furniahed tbe money from which the ransom was paid, as the recent French loan of $12,- 500,000 gave the sultan the means to meet R a iiu li’s demand for $70,000 Chicago, June 24 — The swift, sure current of public opinion for tbe se< ond time in the history of the Republi can conventions, yesterday resulted in the selection of a national ticket with out a dissenting vote. Theodore Roose velt, for president, and Charles W. Fairbanks, of Indiana, for vice presi dent, received every vote in the conven ransom. tion. # The Raisuli incident is going to have Regardless of the fact that the nomi an important effect on the adoption of nation of one had been assured for a firm French policy toward Morocco. The correspondent of the Associated Press learns that definite steps have already been taken to inaugurate French authority. M. Delcasse has se lected M. Raindre, the ex-French rep resentative at Geneva, to take up the organization of the Moroccan customs at the ports, including Tangier. The recent French loan to Morocco is- guar anteed by the customs lecsipts. There fore, M. Raindre w ill oversee the cus toms administration. He is nQW or- agnizing a large staff. The next step w ill be the organization of French po lice or gendarmerie at Tangier. It appears by all accounts, including that of Perdicaris himself, as set down in his letters, that he did not suffer undue hardship; that he was treated with kindnese and consideration by Raisuli and that he has no ill-feeling toward that, to him. agreeable bandit. No sufficient reason exists a h y any fur ther demands should be made upon the sultan of Morocco either for indemnity THEODORE ROOSEVELT or the punishment of tbe kidnapers. I f the saltan chooses to take vengeance Republican Nominee for President upon Raisuli, that is his own affair. months and the other for days, the an nouncement of the choice was accom panied by a resounding demonstration which attested the candidates’ uni versal popularity. T h e . cheering was led by figures known through tbe breadth of the land and echoed by a mighty throng of en thusiastic men and radiant women as sembled in tbe Coliseum to witness the crowning feature, as well as the close o f the national convention that marks the sehtocentannial of the Re publican party in the United States. TO FORCE TURKEY »or Redress Will Bs Map# la Perdicaris' Case. PLANNED A DASH. Japanese Struck Russian Fleet la tbe Nick of Time. Tokio, Jane 28.— Adm iral Togo, re< porting further on his success at Port Arthur, says his patrol boat discovered the battleship Peresviet and seven other vessels, accompanied by mins torpedo boat destroyers, near the entrance to Port Arthur harbor. Tbe patrol boat wained him wirelessly, and he imme diately advanced his entire fleet, except tboee engaged upon special duty«. The admiral then discovered that the Russian fleet consisted of six battle ships, five cruisers and 14 destroyers, the commander having evidently plan ned a dash by sundown. The Russians stopped oatside tbe en trance to tbe harbor, and after night fall a fleet of Japanese torpedo boat de stroyers resolutely attacked the Rus sian ships, and succeeded in torpedoing and sinking a battleship of the Peree- viet type, and disabled the battleship Sevastopol. A ciuiser of the Diana type was ob served burning. I t was towed into the harbor and it was evident she sustain ed serious damage. The torpedo boat destroyer Shirakumo was hit by a shell, which fell in the cabin, killing three men and wounding three others. The Chidori, a vassal of the same class, was hit behind the engine room, bnt no casualties resulted therefrom, Tor pedo boats 64 and 66 were slightly damaged. AMERICA DETERMINED TO SECURE SETTLEMENT W ITH TURKEY. W N Make W itt Dees Net YioM of , B atter WM to Fallow it. If B» Washington, June 2 4 .— President Roosevelt today decided that a naval demonstration shall be mads against Turkey. Alexandratta. from which port the American squadron was re called last year, w ill be the objective point. Admiral Barker's fleet,¡consisting o f the„battleships Iowa, Kaarsarge, A la bama and Maine, sailed today from Gibraltar for the Piraeus. The battle ships Missouri and Illin ois and gunboat Mayflower w ill join them there. When Admiral Jawel and the European squadron, now at Tangier, arrives, the demonstration against Turkey w ill be made. I t is probable that the European squadron w ill go first to Alsxaadrstta, this being decided upon in deference to Russia’ s protest. I f tbs sultan dosa not then yield, the battleships w ill fol low. I t is understood there is no pres ent intention of bombardment. FORCED INTO BATTLE. Rasalaas Meet o Japaacae Unexpectedly March to HsarhUtlea. London, June 24.— Conflicting ac counts of the fighting in Manchuria are arriving here, and it is plain that both tbe Russians and the Japanese are en gaged in a death struggle for tbe po sitions between Feng Wang Cbeng and Mukden, with tbe chances slightly in favor of ultimate Russian success, ow ing to the large number of men that General Knropatkin has under his com mand, and the strength o f the Liao Yang defenses. . Tbe censorship, however, is so strict that what few dispatches are permitted to get through are so badly mutilated that it is impossible to determine just wbat tbs correspondents who wrote them jaeans when he sent his accounts of the fighting. According to the ■ Chronicle’s Far Eastern advices, a collision, which took on all the proportions of a pitched bat tle, has taken place between Genera) Baron Kuroki’ s main army and a por-. tion of the Russian army. Tbe Rus sians are said to have encounteied the Japanese while both aides were trying to take possession of tbs heights of Hsnrhlitien. The fight was unex pected and exactly wbat both com manders were trying to avoid. Tbe Japanese were at a disadvantage, al though they fought bravely and were eventually compelled to retreat. Both sides lost heavily. France w ill send a warship to Hayti Mexico City, June 29.— A report to enforce a redress for the attack on being circulated here to the effect that her minister. the Mormon church would be quite ac A boiler valve on tbe United States tively engaged during the next few torpedo boat Biddle blew out seriously months in securing land in vraious por burning two men. tions of Mexico for the purpose of colo Perdicaria and Varley have been re nization. The assertion is made that leased by the Moroccan bandit and it was recently decided to purchase have returned to Tangier. The former has aged graetly from the hardships tract of 500,000 acres in Sonora or Chi BRIOAND NOW DEMANDS MORE. suffered while a captive. huahua, to be used as an extension of Fire destroyed the Hoo-Hoo house at the colonies of Colouia, Dublan am Perdicaris WIU Not Be Released UntB the St. Louis fair and for a time en Diaz. Another Province Is (liven. The arrangements are about dangered the Oregon, Texas and Ger completed, it is said, and within a few London, June 24.— The Daily Tele man buildings. The loss is placed at weeks tbe deeds w ill be ready for graph’s Tangier correspondent, tele 1000,00 and insurance of 20,000 car transfer. graphing to his paper at 9 o ’clock last ried. In addition to these lands, it is learned, the Mormon elders have taken night, says: There is another hitch, Five more bodies have been recov bold of several other land offers recent and the order for sending forward the ered from tbe General Slocum wreck, ly made to them. Among these are maxing a total of 912, of which 824 prisoners has been countermanded. said to be large tracts of land in Sinaloa have been identified. I t is believed Raisuli has demanded anothei province. and Chiapas. CHARLES W . FAIRBANKS the casualties w ill reach 1,000. More When Perdicaris is released he w ill be than $100,000 has been subscribed to Republican Nominee for Vice President brought to his town house, where h i» Japan Seeklag No Oala. the relief fund. Postal Service la Canal Zoo«. wife is ill, suffering from the treat Vienna, June 29.— Tbe Allegemeine- The president has announced tbe fol Panama, June 28.— A postal service No less than 10,000 men and women Zeitung says that according to a diplo ment she received at the hands of the lowing cabinet appointments: W il matic note received here the Japanese participated in the ratification of the in the canal zone w ill be started to brigands at the time the capture waa liam H. Moody, of Massachusetts, at government has resolved, in case peace party program, and the consequent roar morrow. Nine offices have been estab made. What w ill follow tbe release of torney general; Paul Morton, of I l l i is restored, to demand nothing else of-cheering and handclapping was deaf lished. E. C. Tobey, treasurer of the the captives, it is impossible to dis nois, secretary of the navy; Victor H. than was mentioned in the govern ening. The band stationed high among canal zone, is organizing and instruct cover. The next step lies with France, Metcalf, of Cailfornia, secretary of ment's note of December last; that if the girders of the hall was drowned by ing postmasters in their duties. Mails who w ill not land troops, bnt acting on commerce and labor. even if Port Arthur be taken by the the tumultuous, unbounded demonstra from tbe zone to tbe United States, the principle, a thief to catch a thief, and vice versa, were to be carried at Japanese, to restore it to Russia, re tion. Hats were tossed into the air, - Thirty persons were killed and many w ill recognize Raisoli as governor o f specting the Russo-Chinese agreement, state emblems were waved and flags, the dometsic rates of tbe United States. Zeenat and Abreeyzee and of the injured in a train wreck in Spain. tri-coolred, shimmering U ntil a supply of American stamps are and that Japan w ill regard Russia as beantiful, country between. H . E. Huntington has resigned as economically predominant in Mancha silken flags, fluttered from every band received, Governor Davis has arranged with the republic of Panama to nse vice president of the Southern Pacific. ria. Japan demands only that she be as though stirred by a gale. Returns to Vladivostok. Tbe roll was called and the unanim Panama stamps with the words “ Canal considered with the other great powers 8t. Petresburg, June 24.— The em Perdicaris and Varney are believed ous vote of the delegations recorded for Zone” printed on them. in the solution of Asiatic questions. peror has received the following dis to have been liberated by the Moroccan Mr. Rooeevelt without incident until patch from Vice Admiral Bkrydloff, bandit. the name of New Jersey asked unanim Butte Miners Will (Hre $28,000. Hayti Relies on Apologies. dated June 21: “ A division of tor ous consent that the roll be dispensed Butte, Mont., June 28.— The Batte The hulF of the ill-fated steamer Port An Prince, June 29.— There is with and that tbe secretary of the con Miners’ anion has decided to donate pedo boats, under the command of Cap General Slocum has been raised but no no confirmation here of the reports that vention be instructed to cast the entire $25,000 to tbe Colorado miners to as tain Venogradsky, aide-de-camp of tbe bodies found. France and Germany are about to send vote for Mr. Roosevelt. The otyection sist them in pressing the legal test to grand admiral, which was sent out Palace guards at Port an Prince, warships to Haytien waters in conse was general and every state accepted be made on the Colorado supreme coart June 15 on an expedition along tbe H ayti, threw stones at the French and quence of the attack on the respective the opportunity of casting ^ita entire decision upholding tbe habeas corpus, coasts of Japan, returned to Vladivo stok today. Tbs torpedo boats ap ministers of those countries by the pal vote for the president. German ministers. and allowing President Moyer, of the ace guards at Port Au Prince. The Pandemonium broke loose again Western Federation of Miners, to re proached Port Esashi, near Hakodate, A packing company has completed French and German ministers are when the speaker announced that there main in jail without charges having bnt a fog prevented their entrance. arrangements for placing a $600,000 awaiting instructions from their gov were 994 votes and 994 had been cast been placed against him. The right of Setoral trading and transport schooners plant in Portland. * ernments. The Haytian government, for Roosevelt. A great picture of the Governor Peabody and General Bell to were captured. Russians attacked Japanese 60 miles however, regards the incident as closed president was carried about through deport miners without trial w ill also Oats Trophy. from Feng Wang Cheng and were re by the forwarding of apologies, while tbs hall. bs tested by the Butte miners. the press is silent concerning the mat Washington, June 24.— The navy de pulsed with considerable loss. Ex-Governor Black, of New York, ter. partment today awarded to the battle made the speech nominating Roosevelt, May Spread to The national '06 board has decided ship Oregon the trophy for excellence and Senator Dolliver, of Iowa, nomin Washington, Jons 28.— Vies Consul in gunnery in the last annual target on five buildings at the Lewis and ated Fairbanks. Mere Firing a John Tyler, at Teheran, has notified practice for which tbe ships of the Clara exposition with an immense floor Chefoo, June 29.— There was firing the state department that there are 260 navy have been in competition. For spaos. at Port Arthur last night, and tonight. as of cholera at Sultanabad, which the gunboet class, it was determined The Citissns’ alliance of Cripple The booming of big guns was distinctly Liao Yang, June 26.— Further drafts is tbs principal center of the Persian that tha Dolphin is entitled to tbe Creek has ordered 8.000 buttons for heard here tonight. Eighteen Japan of troops are passing eoathwaid, where carpet trade with America. The con trophy, while tha trophy for the des coat lapels bearing the inscription ese transports have been seen going constant skirmishes ara reported by tbe sul has warned agents not to make ship troyer class goes ta the John Paul “ They can’ t oome back.*' west along tbe Coreen ooast. ments for the present. wounded men who Jones, of the Pacific squadron.
