The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, December 04, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textit - -w lpCJa JoXbr THE BEND BULLETIN. VOL. I. UEN1), OREGON, ITIlIDAXt DJ50J3MHKR 4, lOOtf. NO. 38. fc V ak EVENTS OF THE DAY OATIIBKED FROM ALL PARTS OP TUB TWO HEMISPHERES. 'Comprhcnlra Itevfow of tb Import ant Mpnslngi of th PJt Wck, I'rvatnUd In Comln4 form, MoC Ukaly to lvrov laUrcitkf to Our Man KtMkre. Tlio I'nr Eastern ultuntlnn Ik Ichm ro itKHiirliiK. Tho nlrlko Hituatloii In Colorado' and IMah In firnt npirachlnK a orUI. Tim neunlo In mint to pni tho bill appropriating fl,r.'ft,006 for tlio 1(0 fitlr. General lteyen, tlio Colombian roin inlimloner, linn Arrival in tlio United Htnti-H. Tlio settlement of llm Chicago street car strike 1 1 1 not resloni iiuriunt condi tion, an soon an expected. Colombia linn given tlio rnnninit on unt company warning not to mill It right to tlio United Mate. , Another orank, who Iiiih Wii dis turbing tlio president liy writing lut tors, has Ih-cii placed In nu asylum. General I'unston reports that liquor uml tultcreuhMt Is lanrely responsible for Mil plight of tho Alaskan Indians. Pension CoinmliHilonor Ware linn ro dgned. Kverythlng was not going smoothly for tlio commissioner nu ho desired. . Friends n( O'Duy, tho noted Wyom ing outlaw, will try to rescue him. Tho liurlfl him sworn In n largo tmrtt Iwr of deputies nml In confident of hold. Ing hln nmn. Tho secretary of war says Oregon tnunt secure Iho tIkIiI of way forVlio Dalles Cofllo canal before tho department will commence work. Thin nation In vury unusual, there lcliig no precedent. Hanator Morgan sevoroly ' criticise the I'nnninn policy of Itoosorolt. Bcnator Footer linn received excollcnt committee assignments for a new man. Tho governor of Utah will order inllltla to tho scene of tho inlnlnf trlko. Colon linn )een closed to foreign hip despite tho protests of foreign -consuls. Secretary llltohoook Imn suspended Another clerk In tho Indian territory Innd olllce. Reports from India toll of a flood of tlio I'nlnr river which wiped out an en tiro town. Two hundred persona were -drowned. While Kliiff Victor of Italy was leav ing Ixindon nu obstruction wnit found on tin) rnllrond tracks, evidently placed thoro for tho purposo of wrecking his train. Senator Mitchell Iim Introduced a bill currying (40,000 to defray tho ox jKinner; of testing American timber to determine tho actual strength of differ unt sizes and kinds. The United Blatcs circuit court, in ncsslnn nt now lork, has decided that Chnrton Neoly must pay ('.'0,000. Neely wan convicted of embezxlemont of postal fund In Culm. Colombia nccur.es America of being an ally to rannma reboli. Wyoming ofllcora have capturod Tom Oday, of Curry KK fame. Tho Chicago atroot car itrlko li down to a baiU of baragnlng. Tho riillipiilnoii want tariff on many Articles reduced no acta encourage trad -with Amorlcn. About 110 Italllan minora In a Penn nylvaula mine loot their liven by rush ing back to havo their gold. Banjo Domingo hni offered to give tho United States nn Island If alio will liolp in Hiibdulng tho relwls. Governor Chamborlnln has cnllinl an otxrn Henslon of tho Oregon legis lature to meet December 21. It in nnid that Senator Ilnnim will bo n candidato for presidont and if ho can not win will bring out Horrlck. Colorado mine ownors uttrtlmto tho death of two Imhsoh to a doop plot of utrlkora and offer a reward of $5,000 for tlio guilty persons. Tho American Fedorutlon of Labor linn ro-olected Bamuol Gompora prosl dent, . Next yoar'a convention will meet in Hnn ItuhcIhco. Tom Horn, tho notod Wyoming mur doror, has boon hangod. WILL KATIPV THUATV. (lovtrnnunt ot Panama Takta ImmcdU to Action on Canal. l'annmn, Nov, UH, Tlio Junln, com K)ned of Joiw Aiigustln Arnnngo, Tonins Arlun and Manuel Knplno.a, held a mooting this morning, all thohilnlstern of ntuto nod councillors being present, and unanimously decided, to ratify tho canal trenly nn won n It in received hero and nuthorlw Minister llunn-Vn-rllla otllolally to triinsinlt tho Junta's decision to tho United Htatei govern ment. Tho decision of tho Junta wan re cetved with Joy throughout the Isth mils, without distinction of parties or clnssen. Itenr Adiuirnln Walker and Glass have lieen Informal of the action taken by the Junta. Minister Confirms It. Washington, Nov. 2H. Ofllolal con Urination of the determination of the I'nnninn government to ratify tho Hay Ilunii'Vnrllla Panama treaty, an told In the press dispatches, wan received bv Minister Vnrllln nt MtflO o'clock today. The stale department lmlng closed to day, Mr. Vnrlllit communicated the news Informally to Mr. Immls( who In noting cretaty in the itbsenco of Mr. Hay. AHOUMUNT TOR NTATHMOOf). (Jovernor of New Mexico 5howa Trrrl tory la Rapidly Advancing Wnnhlimlon, Nov. 28. Tho annual report of .Governor Otero of New Mexi co makes n plea for tho admission of tho territory to statehood. Tho report sayn that during tho past year tho building of railroads continued with unnbnted vigor, and capital mada ex tensive ImYstmont. The finances of the territory are in excellent condition, anil no are those of tho onuntles and cities, with a few exceptions, caused by loose methods, nml tho result of which methods tho oouutlen nru mak ing every effort to overcome. The territory, an well us most of tho counties, Is reducing Its indohtcdnos, while Hivernl counties are refunding their indebtedness at a reduced rule of interest, Tho assessed valuation . of New Mexico shown an Increase of nliout 11,000,000 over Hint of the preceding year, but an the average assessment rato In only nbotit SO per cent of the real value, tho actual increase of tax able valuation, owing to tho elimina tion of double assessments reported In former years, is nlmost $.'1,000,000. Tho collections foY the past six months by tlio territory exceeded Hint of the same period of previous yearn by about foO.OOO. INrilKNAL MACIIINnS IN MINOS. Colorado Troops Discover Plot to Wreck Five Plants. Denver, Nov. 27. -A ejiecinl to the Itocky Mountain News from Cripple Creek says the coroner's Inquest in tlio rase of tho two men killed by tho ex plosion in tho Vindicator mlno was be gun today. Tho evidence produced demonstrated conclusively that tho ex plosion wan tho result of a plot to blow up thu mine, but nothing of a doflnlto character developed to Indicate tho guilty persons. At fi'.IlO o'clock tlio inquest was ad journed until 2 o'clock tomorrow nf tor noon. This afternoon Adjutant-General Boll stated that n largo amount of evidence had betm secured for tho trial of tho men suspected of tho outrage, Tho genoral nlno ntqted tjmt Infernal ma ehlncH ready to lw exploded hnd lieen found In two other mines, and that there wan posltlvo ovldenco that tho plot Included five mlnca in nil, Offer China Troopi, Loudon, Nov. .2H. Tho Shanghai correspondent of tint Dally Telegraph cnblea that tho vlcoroya and governora of I!) provlncea outnldo ot Chi I.l have offered tho Chlneao throne 00,000 for eign drilled troopa to light Iluaala for Manchuria. ARMY' FOR PANAMA UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO SEND TROOPS TO ISTHMUS. Will Prricrve Order on Land and Allow Warahlpa Now Tliera to Leave -To do ni Soon at Treaty la Matlllcd Colombla Still Says Sha Will De clare War. Washington, Nov. 27. -IJon tho ratification by Panama of tho canal treaty, tho Ninth and 10 regiments of infantry, now at forU Madison nndHlo cum, In Now York, and McPhornon, in Georgia, and tho Twouty-olglith moun tain buttery will bo eont to the Isthmus to Make possession of Panama and Colon. Tho nurpoM in making provis ion for rending sold lor in to free the admirals in command of tho naval forces from tho responsibility of pre serving order on laud. "Wore disorders to arise, threatening tho transit of the isthmus, Admirals Glass and Coghlan would have to land marines, and there by make it necessary to keep their ships In Isthmian waters longer than Intended. If Columbia should mako an attempt to send troops overland to the revolted state, tills government will not wait for tho ratification of tho treaty. The mere fact that Colombia undertook to do anything of that nature would be considered a menace to free transit on the Isthmus antl ugalnst tho dictum of the I'nlted States that tliore must bo no lighting on the isthmus. The hiding In growing that Columbia will declare war against tho United .States, but no development in expected Itoforo the arrival of General Ileycn and his fcllowcommlsloncrt. It In Iteliovcd that after ho ban been given olllclal information that there can bo no backward step In Panama aril ad vises llogotn to that effect, a declaration will bo made by the Marnxpiln govern ment, chielly for the purposo of saving itself from downfall, and not with any men oi iioing any lighting. FOX CIIICAOp TO SAY. ( ! Can Oct Iloth National Political Con- vcutlona II Wanted. Chicago, Nov. 27. Chicago can ob tain both the Democratic and Republi can national conventions of 1004 if she manifests a desire to get (hem, accord ing to politicians of both parties who have begun to Investigate tho matter. President Jamc J. Sheridan, of the Hamilton club, which in moving to He cure the llcpubllcau convention, stated today that development to data indi cate that both national committers would like an invitation from Chicago. President Sheridan is at work fram ing tho Hamilton club committee which will go to Washington to attend the meeting of tho Republican national committee, December 11, to file Chi cago's bid, and in sanguine that any reasonable proposition from thin city will Im) accepted. from .Milwaukee cornea the news that the Cream City Democratic leaders nre growing lukewarm nliout'entortain- lug tho Democratic convention next year and have decided to throw their influence to Chicago. The Milwaukee men frankly state that Chicago in in better sluipi) to entertain projcrly a na tional convention, and that if this idtv deslrcH tho event, it may count on Mil wuukeo'a assistance, Chicago sup ported Milwaukee's claims four year ago, ana tlio latter Is willing to recip rocate tills year. So far, tho local Democrats havo made no move in that direction, but as tho Democratic committee haanot fixed a date for Its mooting, there in plenty of time to net. Iloth the Democratic and Republican committees will usk plodgeH of cash, n good share of which will lie devoted to carrying on the pres idential campaign. Chicago may desire to entertain but one convention, and in that event tho republican undoubtedly will bo tho one invited, iiuiBinuch na overturea havo al ready been inudo to their organUution. Largo nines Will Reduce Wages, Morrlatown, Pa., Nov. 27. Notices have been pouted in nil tho mines of tho Empire Steel it Iron company in Mount Hope, Illborutu, and the other big mlnea in Morria county to tlio effect that a 10 per cent reduction would bo mndu In tho wages of nil min ora, beginning on Decombor 1. Also that only ono shift of men would be UBcd whore two formorly worked. Tho order effocta 3,000 men. 1 DO YOUR TRADING IN BEND 1 SAVE SAVE w Prices Same Dnntl UnnnfitTiiln Pnmnnnif $ ubiiu mci bcuiuiE uumjmuj Incorporated A. H GRANT, Manager Carries a Complete Stock of General Merchandise. frrv-fr.- Prnvielrmi! Tlrv CinnAt;. Tarl!' and K Gents' Furnishings, Stoves. Tinware, Saddlery, Be Harness jjtj6jjjW GENERAL OUTFITING SUPPLIES, ETC. f RUBEROID ROOFING ) Cheaper Than Shingles (rt uoors. window G Paints, Oils, Etc. TN Wfi 1 $ BUTTER, EGGS AND FRUIT Bend Mercantile Company 1 Wall Stremt, (D()S!)!)S()(!)(DSDD PRINEVILLE-SILVER DICK VANDEVURT, Proprietor. CJMING 0. 8. MAIL flHD PASSENGERS ' Lcavea Prineville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Freight and paasor cere way billed (or Uend, Lava, itosluuu ana bilvor Luio. uood rigs, careful drivers. C. I. WINNEK, Agent. TMROUatl FROM BOND SHANIKO-PRINEVILLE PRINEVILLE-BEND BOOTH & .CORNBTT SCMEDUL.E BOUTIIBOUND LcavoShanlko Op. m Arrivo Prinovillo 6 a. m Ix;a-o Prinovillo 1 p. m Arrivo Bend 0:30 p.m FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE TRAVELING PUBLIC PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES REASONABLE. CLAIMS ESTIMATED AND SOLO . KIINQ & Tlatbmr Cruisers BEND SANPORD'S CAMUES A r Qcncral Merchandise, Qroccrles, Call on linn SUANIKO 0 TIME MONEY as Prineville & C 4 f"1 oasnes, uiass, Bmnd, Oregon. jfr LAKE STAGE LINE TO SUANIKO IN ONE DAY. QTAfiF IIWF O I H U L L IH L NORTHBOUND LeavoBcnd .,. 0;S0a.m Arrivo prinovillo 12:00 m Leave Prineville lp.m Arrive Slmniko 1 a. m ESTIMATING A SPECIALTY HUINTJSR stml Lsml Locators OREGON CASH STORE i IHO LINE OF Clothing, Furnishing: Qoods i Frtca Kigbt. oreoon 1