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NEWS FION 1 1 NATIONAL CAPITAL
People Enreged by Austrian Outrage
on Vukotice.
Belgrade, O ct 21.—General Vukotics,
an official of the Montenegrin govern
ment, arrived here yesterday at noon,
E N L A R G E M IN ID O K A T R A C T .
B E G IN 8 W O R K O N M E 8 8 A G E .
after an extraordinary experience at
Government Withdraws More Snake President Consults Secretary 8traus Agram, where he was arrested by Aus
tro-Hungarian officials and detained for
River Land.
on Immigration Problems.
several hours. In an interview, the gen
Washington, Oct. 22.—'The Minidoka
W ashington, Oct. to.—The presi
eral
said:
irrigation project looks so good to gov dent is busy holding conferences and
"On
my arrival .at Agram gendarmes
ernment officials that they are making working on his annual message to con
entered
my car, dragged me out and took
preliminary surveys with a view to ma gress. He conferred on immigration
me
to
the
prefecture of police. 1^ was
terially enlarging the irrigation area on m atters with Secretary Straus and
then searched, and my purse, papers, in
the north side of Snake river. As far Robert W atchhorn, commissioner of
fact, everything I had, were taken from
Mr.
as they have progressed these prelimi immigration at New York.
me.
My baggage was also completely
nary surveys have been entirely satis W atchhorn’s visit revived speculation
ransacked.
I game the gendarmerie my
factory, so satisfactory that the secre regarding the successor to the com
name
and
explained
my status as a spe
tary of interior recently withdrew from missioner-general of immigration, the
cial
envoy
to
King
Peter. I showed
all forms of entry 103,000 acres of land vacancy which it was recently an
also
the
passport
and
safe
conduct given
on the north bank of Snake river just nounced at the white house would not
me
at
the
Austro-Hungarian
legation at
cast of Shoshone falls. The withdrawn be filled until after election.
Cettinje,
but
all
to
no
avail.
The general political situation was
land lies in townships 7, 8 and 9 south,
"Ultimately I was permitted to send a
ranges 18, 19 and 20 east. If it shall reviewed at a conference between the
telegram
to Baron von Aehrenthal, the
be later determined to irrigate this land, president and Reoresentative Louden-
Austro-Hungarian
minister of fofeign
its withdrawal will prevent speculative slager, secretary of the Republican
affairs,
complaining
of the treatment ac
congressional committee. Mr. Loud-
«ntries.
corded
me,
which
was
in violation of in
The examinations .iow under way enslager said he told the president that
ternational usage. After considerable
the
committee
was
getting
plenty
of
are not only with regard to the possi
delay an order arrived from Vienna in
bility of carrying water onto this land, activity, though npt plenty of money,
structing the police to release me, and
and
that
the
Republican
prospects
but also as to the possibilities of in were good.
this
was done.
creasing the amount of water in Snake
"I was detained at the police station
river for irrigation purposes through
P U N IS H O F F IC E H O L D E R S .
construction of storage works on the
for seven hours, and, as I lost my train
headwaters of Snake river and its trib
connection, my journey was delayed al
Civil Service Men Suffer for The ir
utaries.
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together fourteen hours."
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Political Activity.
This
occurrence
ras
aroused
again a
8 4 7 .0 0 0 Will Cover Shortage.
Washington, Oct. 24.—More pun bitter feeling toward Austria-Hungary
Washington, Oet. 23_-Although the
ishment has been meted out as the on the part of the Servians, and the peo
controller of currency yesterday re
result of charges of pernicious activ ple are greatly excited.
ceived the report of Bank Examiner
ity in the poitica! campaign. The
The general is the hero of the mo
Catch on the Farmers k Traders bank
civil service commission today an ment in Belgrade. A great crowd of
a t La Grande, Or., he refuses to make
nounced that J. H. Fotdham, a dep students and others gathered ( in front
any statements other than have already
been published, holding the report as uty collector of internal revenue at of his hotel yesterday afternoon, and
confidential, as are all reports of bank )rangeburg, S. C., had been repri- when the general entered his carriage to
examiners. It is not believed that the nanded and suspended without pay drive to the palace the students unhar
shortage will exceed that already pub for 15 days for active participation in
nessed the horses and dragged the ve
lished—$47,000. The face value of the
the
Republican
state
convention
at
hicle through the streets themselves.
bank’s assets was $166,231, and its lia
bilities, as far as ascertained, $213,515. Columbia. Robert A. Stewart, tem Meanwhile the mob shouted its approval
porary deputy collector, who was of King Peter and Prince Nicholas and
county chairman of the executive oursed Austria.
Rains Will Put Out F irst.
-
Washington, Oct. 22.—The cheering committee ot Clarendon county, S. C..
news that the end of the forest fires has been reprimanded. R. O. Pierce,
P R E D IC T S BIG W AR
now raging in the east is in sight was, an employe of the Mare Island navy
announced by the weather bureau to
night. Out along the southern edge of yard, who announced bia candidacy Balkan Trouble Means Dawnfall ot
the Rocky mountain states a storm is as supervisor in the first district, has
Turkey, Says Escaped Prince.
scheduled to appear tomorrow midnight, been discharged. Clyde Knock, a let
Chicago, Oct. 21.—Prince Shaban Bey
and it will move northeastward, at ter carrier at Independence, Kan.,
tended by rains in the valleys of the who became the independent candi Gotshsa, leader of the Turkish revolu
Central and Atlantic states. The rains date for the district court clerkship, tionists, upon whose head the sultan has
promise to be sufficiently heavy to ex has resigned to avoid dismissal.
placed a price of $35,000, is living quiet
tinguish the fires in the Allegheny and
ly in Chicago. Prince Shaban would
Adirondack mountains.
Played Ryan's Son.
become sovereign o.f Albania should that
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W ashington, Oct. 20.—The record country be freed from Turkish rule.
Mann Declines Honor.
of
a young man *'r Alexandria, Va., He believes the present Balkan situation
Washington, Oct. 20.—Giving as a
controlling reason that his work in who masqueraded here for several is a crisis in European affairs that will
Boston is still unfinished. Rev. Dr. days as the son of Thomas Fortune result in the disintegration of the Otto
Alexander Mann, rector of Trinity Ryan, the New York multi-million man empire.
Episcopal church of that city, has de aire. is being investigated by the po "I predict a general European war as
clined the position of bishop of W ash lice. The authorities have already a result of the Balkan difficulties," said
ington to succeed the late Bishop discovered that he has a wife and chil Prince Shaban.
Henry Y. _ Satterlee.
Dr. Mann’s dren in the Virginia city, and that he
Prince Shaban, who lives at 2132
declination is the third since the death was associated with a woman who is
o f Bisko« Satterlee about six months believed to be the wife of a New York Michigan avenue, was a leader in the
stock broker. Detectives have discov organization of the revolutionist party
.
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ered an alleged attem pt by the young in his province. He gathered an army
Fleet Goes to Panama. •
man to defraud a guest of the New of • 12,000 men, which was defeated at
Washington, Oct. 22.—When the Pa W illard hotel by representing that the battle of Jackova in 1904. He evaded
cific fleet under command of Admiral valuable pictures could be bought by capture and fled to London.
Swinburn leave* Magdalena bay about the payment of a deposit. The de
December 1 on its trip south, it will posit, however, was not paid.
^ o first to Panama and then sail di
R A I8E F U N D F O R C H IN E S E .
rectly for Talcahuano, a distance of
Mortgage on Western Pacific.
3,300 miles. The other stops in South
Oakland, Cal., Oct. 81.—The Western Countryman in Victoria Gat Naws of
America, including Coquimbo and
Loss of Cropa by Floods.
Callao, will be made on the return to Pacific Railroad company today filed a
th e United States.
Victoria, B. C., Oct. 21.—Local Chi
$25,000,000 second mortgage with the
county recorder. The loan is secured nese have received cablegrams telling
from the Central Trust Company of of heavy loss of life and great desola
Court Wants No Politics.
Washington, Oet. 23.—The supreme New York City. The main line road tion of Yannan and Heiping. China, as
court of the United States yesterday from Salt Lake City to Oakland is given a result of the breaking of the dykes
indicated disapproval of the efforts to as security for the loan, which is to-be
bring that court into polities at this used as a sinking fund. The mortgage and overflow of the West river, inun-
time by denying the motion to advanee runs for 44 years, bearing 5 per cent. -dating the district for a hundred miles.
the hearing in the ease of the Nobel The first mortgage was filed September The number of killed is not given, but
state hank of Oklahoma against Gov 1, 1903. and was "for a loan of $00 000,- the message states that the loss has
ernor Haskell and others, involving the 000. This amount was secured from the been immense, and starvation is feared,
constitutionality of the Oklahoma bank Bowling Green Trust Company, of New
and it appeals to the Chinese abroad to
York.
deposit guaranty law.
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send aid.
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Wright Soon AH Right.
Subscriptions from local Chinese were
Float Laavaa Honolulu.
Washington, Oct. 22.—Orville Wright,
Honolulu, Oct. 24.—The Pacific the aeronaut, who has been confined in made within a short time after the re
cruiser fleet, commanded by Rear Ad the hospital at Fort Myer ever since the ceipt of the cablegrams, which totaled
m iral Swinburne, salied at 9:15
to his aeroplane on September $7000, this amount being cabled to Chi
o ’clock Thursday morning, with the accident
17, when Lieutenant Selfridge met his nese officials at Canton for distribution
accompanying torpedo-boat destroy death,
is rapidly recovering. He is ex among the sufferers. Starvation is ex
ers in tow, for the Pacific coast. The pected to be able to move with the aid pected to follow, as the disaster comes
cruisers will proced to Magdalena of crutches in a few days, and his sis at the time of harvest, when the crops
bay for target practice, after which ter, Miss Catherine Wright, plans to are ready to be taken from the fields.
they will visit the west coast of South take him to their Dayton home by the Half the district is stated to be flooded.
America.
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end of next week. Wilbur Wright, now
in France, will complete the tests of
Michigan Fir« is Spreading.
Discontinue Fumigation.
their aeroplane before the army board
Sault
Ste. Marie, Mich., Oct. 21.—
Washington, Oct. 24.—In view of at Fort Myer, next spring.
Hundreds of residents in this district
the improved conditions in San Fran
who have been fighting forest fires to
cisco, Surgeon-General Wyman, of
Pacific Fuat's Program.
day are depending upon showers pre
th e public health and marine hospital
Washington, Oct. 21.—The navy de dicted for tonight to give much needed
service, has instructed his officers to
discontinue the disinfection of outgo partment announced the plans for the relief. A 40-mile gale spread the fires
in all directions today. It is reported
ing vessels. __
cruise of the Pacific fleet today. After that Suzar island, which has a popula
the fleet leaves Magdalena bay at the tion of 1000 persons, is ablaze almost
New C arriers for Oregon.
completion of the autumn battle prac from end to end. Near Tedour sixteen
Washington, Oct. 21.—Rural carriers tice, it will cruise down the west coast square miles have been burned over.
appointed to Oregon routes: Lorane, of South America, visiting Panama. Gladys, Eckerman, Shelldrake and
route 1, William Seals carrie, Charles Callao, Coquembo, Talcahuano and other Whitefish Point are surrounded. Brim-
Seals substitute! Medford, route 1, South American ports. The fleet will ley had a narrow escape today, but the
John E. Dent carrier, George E. Lindley return for the spring maneuvers in the fires were driven back.
north Pacific, and then proceed to Cali
substitute.
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fornia ports.
Thousands Dia by Storm .
t
Fires In Adlronkack Forests.
Amoy, Oct. 21.—The damage done in
Utica. N. Y., Oct. 81.—Heavy winds
Oil Company Blocked.
Thursday’s typhoon was much greater
in the central Adirondack* have picked
Washington, Oct. 21.—The supreme than at first reported. In Chang Chow
up the fires which raged during the court of the United States denied the
long drought and are driving them on motion for a rehearing in the case of 3000 houses were destroyed, and 1100
as furiously as before.
H. Pierce Clay, of the Waters-Pierce persons killed. In Lamcheng, 15 miles
Oil company, of St. Louis. Pierce re west of Chang Chow, 300 houses were
sisted an application for his removal to destroyed and 1200 persons killed. Five
Disease is Slaying Moors.
Tekas
with the prosecu years ago Lamcheng was flooded, and
Washington, Oet. 28.—A virulent dis tion of in his connection
on the charge of 3000 were drowned. Fifteen miles north
ease, highly contagious and fata) in violating the company
of Chang Chow, three villages were en
Texat
anti-trust
laws.
every ease, has broken out at Rabat,
tirely destroyed in the storm and 200
Moroceo, and the Moorish authorities
persons were killed.
have been asked to take all quarantine
Plan Walcoms to Float.
precaution*. _______
Graat Storm In Montana.
Amoy, China, Oct. 24.—Admiral
Sah, of the Chinese navy, and Mr.
Butte, Mont., Oct. 21.—A heavy storm
Slocum Sent to Puget S6und.
Sun, the provincial treasurer of the has cut Butte off from the north and
Washington, Oet. 23— Commander G. reception committee to welcome the west. Eastern Montana reports bliz
R. Sloenm, United States navy, has battleship fleet to this port, have a r zards, delaying trains from five to ten
been ordered to Puget Sound navy yard rived here on the Chinese cruiser Fel lours. The unusual snow is believed
Eng. '
for dnty as ordnance offieer.
to have caused loss to sheep.
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