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About The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1902)
,wi..HMiffi,rv " - V ' ' 1 I ! I t. OO Afe x vr"Wtv-trepKmz-iiMitaxam&MrwmeimuaammmiMrTrm-,... T i,Jl 4 f '1 JmmC i TOL XXIV. Cream of the Week's News. MABSHPIBLP, OOPS POUTO OREGOnI I?Cl2TT -"g, -' ' ' ' " PiihljslicJ livery Day in Hie Daily Coast Mail. Washington, April 0 The Houmi in committed of tlin whole today resumed tho ilnbitln on Cuban reel prod y. Hniltli, ol Michigan, omi ol llin bltter et opponents of tho uu'imuru, rnll tho llret duly ol cougrcrs twin to protect American iiidunlrlun, ami llmt tlm jmc rngu of IIiIh mennum will tulu thti bout mignr ImliiHtry ol this country . 'JIlU lj!0t Hllglir lllt'll, III! fulll, will ilo Komuthlng lor Culm, tint will not con rent Ion mtttcnro that will ttipo out an Inilunlry fostered liy Kepnbllcan pledges olmipKirt iitnl In llto unction of tuitrihlu tariff ul!i. lli raid Republicans who foBterod tho present turitvuro aro 'JO pr cent nearer Democratic frcw trade. Ciallinirer vr.ii tlm tlrat mkor on tlio Chlni-to (xcliiflon bill in tlio Kciiatc. lit' defltned the pending bill unwieo, unjust, uimiiicrmy nnl tint Mud of nirnaiiru thnt utigi'iidurH prejudice. lk mill it aimed at it weak peoplu nml wan n specie of leu'lhlfttlon Hint would never bu tbouifbt of in connection with n tlmnucr union. Ho lu Utnl tbnt tlio bill ubh narrow hrgotud, iiitulnrnblo nml Indofonsoablu nml said tbnt If be bud not been assured, by rjuntttnr Lodgo tbnt It was n carefully propnitil uitinHiiro bo would havo hrliov cil it could only bitvo originated in the buln of rt sand lot orator. Ho rem! a luttor wrlttun by Minister Wit pr'itHtfting iignintit tbo hhi;o of tlio (wilding bill in it violation of treaty light. Tbu letter was addressed to Senator Milehell, of Oiegou, who criticised what hu ibi Uri'il was tlm in t inference of Wu, while. Fornkor defended Wu'b course on tin' urnuinl tbnt tbo treaty gitvo liim tbo privilugo. Turner, of Washington, dullvorud mi uxhauktivo nrgutnittit in favor of tl'o pna ergo of tbu miT.f ure. Amoug other thltiKH bttiinlil: "Tbin disposition which li not without It who in eongrcM to object to limitation of tho character of that oinbrHcod in tbo pwnding bill on tlm ground that it in Il liberal, unchmitnhlo and unchristian t bin iliiHiil Ion springs from it mistaken pontliiiontalisiii foiiurit on iL'iior.inco nml it ehnrautitrlstle failure to consider ilio duty which jvury government owes to Ittj own pcoplo. GOVnitNAlCNT TROOPS TAINTED WITH TREASON Revolutionists Pniade Ihc Streets tttitl Tlucatcn the King Strike I'cnred, Pujjcl Sound Cotton Shipments Stinttle, April 10 Ono of tlio moBt (trntifyiiiK surprises of Puj-ot Sound ex port trndu Ih tint groat giowth of cotton tihipinentii from tbo Southern slatea re ceived ovur tbu Northurn trnnsccmtlnont al railroads. Kor tho month of Fohru- Hrurmillii, April 10 Tho Holillor ro Murvco worocnlluil out this morning by tlm Kovunniiciil uh a irccniitionnry incnauru, with it vlow to tburowin(; tllu orilorH IriBtlKittcil by tbo iwiultn. When thoy wcro iiiuntered it wni found that illfM'tiolon was opiendlui: to their rank. 'J he men ilellud their of llccrH, hooted tbocovurntuuut and can;? revolutionary toiie,tf. Tho hltiifttlon in moat fotious. Tour different uucounti're between policu mid rioters bavu occurred in which tbu riot urn used rovolvcm frculy. Tbo (oIlp6 rc tttriitd tbo lire, mid llfty jiertnni, in cltidluu two p'jlicenien, we to iujurod. To add to tbueurlousiitsBB of tbu situa tion, unreel ia uprcaditie, muouc iniiiars, and a itrlkoof theBO laborern through, out lU'lcium In fentcd. An ttnaucceceftil uttompt to dynmnlto tbu church of IIotidcuptlmorcH, near Monn, wuh Hindu toilny. Three bouibu tvero exploded. Violent domonstrn lioiiH bnvu been lenewcd around tbu parliament Iioubd, tho palaces of Kiuc Leopold and l'rlnco Albert. Tho drivers ol public vehicles formed rt UM'iiiliat proct'Htlou mid headod by the rwl llni,', niarcl.ed beforo tbu town hall. Tbu rcH'rviifl who iiiutiuled when or dered out thin moriiiuc bnvu been recalled. GENERAL SCOFIELft PAVpAS PLAN FOR ARMY REOR6ANIZA1I0N Topcka Poet-Lawyer fj Succeed JJyans as CouunisJioncr ol Pensions'-' -i Wnahlncton, Apiil 11 General 8co- flcld'd tuitlmony beforo' tho konnto mill tnry committoe, in regard to Secretary KootH bill to incrcaao the (fflciency of tbu nriny, by crentiriK a jincrol staff and couiilldatinc tho various etaff dc P?.rtmcnli', boa been mndo public. Cieneral fScofleld rnads rt stroiiK arRii. IN CONSULTATION Boer Leaders Meet at Klerksdorp KRUGER PESSIMISTIC .ABOUT PEACE PROSPECTS Uritish Government Denies Re ceiving ProposalsCabinet Hastily Summoned I'roloria, April ll-Kx-I'rossdont Ktoyn of tho Oranijo Frco Stato and I I n ft n n I n ftnH.Al m h .1 ft f . went for tbo creation of it (fcnorul ttnf , t-irt,,, ., . , , , u.ii.-..i.inir .,--..!. ...... , ...Mo'krto'PfcWcdnMday, under a flog of truce. They sont a meascnRer into town re .n Eouth Africa. Tho stock exchange wao full of pcaco rnmors'this afternoon,' with a cbiol of ttuff at tho head, to take tbu place of tho protont olllco of com mandin (,'enural of tho "tiymy. Ho declared tho present r-yotom (o blamo for tbo friction which ban olmivs exist ed between the eeereiarius qJ war and tho commanding RcneralR of. tho army. Tho chief of ntitff would have moro pott er th tin tho commanding general now baa. Kiikouu Ware, of Kansas, hae been selected by tbo president to succeed Henry Clay Mvaus no pension couimU eioncr. Tho now penBion commissioner is a Topelxa lawyer and a poet'qf oomo fame, liavlnc written under thuVmneoPnIri5ri Quill." PRKSIDIiNT KRUGKR HAS INi-'I.UKNZA Amsterdem, April 10 Prcsidenl Kru Kor is Heriouwly ill with iiilluciu.a and mi'mbera of bia cntour.i(;u fear tbu wornt. CIIAMIJI'RI.AIN WILL IIKADTIIHTICKICT l'ortlnnd, April 10 Tbu Democratic Htato convention met thia morning. It will prolhtbly noiniiiatoGeo. K. Chain herlain, of Portland, for Kovernor. Tbo convention la divided on that part of tbo platform relative to tl o Philippine!. It in expected that silver will bo entirely ignored. IiOIvRS IN HOLLAND NOT VKRY HOPKFUL AniBterdum, April It Tltu Hoor delo- eatea horu eity tlmt from nrolonuation ury tho cotton exporta from l'uut Hound of tho peace, conforonco botwoon Sclmlk porta mnoiintod to 0,510,0211 pounds, J borner nml Stoin it in ovident that poaco vV..itfdnt tiltiO,-iarj, nn increaaoovor tlio offora will provo nborlivo. If tho ntiua exports for tho corresponding month of Hon is submitted to Ivrugor tbo doIuRiUoa say ho will urjo n continuance of the war tbo preceding year of :,110,l)88 pounds, or $'.1511,1157 , or (II por cent in amount and M per cunt in vnluo. unloaa tho ropitblics nro glvon their free dom. CRITICISES AMERICANS' quottinc tho Uritish commander to per rnit them to entor. On Thursday a conforonco between tbo OranKc 1'reo State representatives and the Transvaal reprceer.latlvee began in n tint, Amsterdam, April 11 President Km. jjer has not yet received n peaco com munication and continues to bo pcrii mlslic resardinB tho likelihood of nn early ending to tho war. Jury List Following ia tho Jury list drawn tc servo at tho coming torm of circuit cour.: t J J'Clinkenbcard, Coos river. II W Holvcrstott, Fairviow. Henry Clemens, Pj.rkersburg, C A Johnson, Marshficld. I) V Baker, Lee. C Lcdgcrwood, Randon. WmStowart, Riverton. )V T Drady, Gravel Ford. . Wm Urower, Bandon. '' Ed Carter, Myrtlo Pointy Archie Boon, Sumner. John Felter, Bandon. E M Handlcman, Parkersburg. It Pomcroy, Parkeraburg. J It Benson, Myrtle Point. J B Fox, Coriuille. Frank Bullock, Coquillo. A W Ncftl, Marshfield. " V.' F Dhher, Coquillc. TMCollvcr, Marebf3e)d. Ernest Bender, Myrtle Point. L CGibton, Bandon. Louts Strong, Myrtlo Point. C T Bluin:nrother, Bandon", JameB Duraud, Libby. J D Johnson, MarahQcld. J C Brown, Myrtlo Point. J It Buckingham, Bandon, 1?lrtinrit Thriiat. P.n... Indon April 11-Tho Secretary of j fja Parkerarg. lu.ai-iTBnn-wiB-UOBSOOtrtUOin-vl, V R.Ro.Wlk XI.1 TM4 mons today declared that (ho 'govern- "" tfc? '-rr. motll Imil nnl .(u.lnfi,l . I ' ' Hon from the Boer icn.Jnr. ir o.i.i I T be ITanoed iu Alaska !.. . . w '"'" i tncre Hail certainly not been nn tirmis- Feattlo, April 11 According, to thq,-' tice declared. ' lnle5t a!lv'cefl Irom Alaeka nn execution The, mr ArTC IW nun irinivr.r i ti i-.-i i m,.o in iiiiuiiriilL,"""". istotako i.laca Todnv .1 BlTC Tho cabinet has been hurriedly sum- victim It Homer BirJ, who wii , moned to meot tomorrow. Tbo action Thinks Hatted of Filipinos js ; "9 increased tho talk of an early poaco Heiug Aroused by Harsh a. nn rnn. yjcled several months ego for tho rnur- ner of Hurling r.nd Patterson on the Yn kon in September, 1S0S. Treatment. Wnsbiugton, April 10-Sccrotary Boot today transmitted to congrets tliu oensa tionalroport madoby Major finrdiucr, governor of tho province of Tnyabas which was called for by tho Culberson resolution on April iltb. Gardiner ia of the opinion that tbu army otilcera sent from tho United States to biiii. nbont peace in that pro vinco have been guilty of groea inismtaii ngement and brutality in tho, trentmen. of natives. Hu says that by tho conduct of tho troops, such ns extensive, burning bar rios, trying to lay wato to tho country, eo that tho inaurgeuto cannot occupy it, torturing of tho natives, tho failure of inexperienced lieutenants commanding posts to distinguish between those i'ili- pluos who nro friendly nml those un frlondly.n fitvornblufcontiraent ia botng faat dcotroyed, and a deep hatred toward tho United States ie being engendered. This courso, hu thinks, will result: in porpotunl revolution against tho United Sates, Gen. Chaflee Going to Satnar Manila. April 10: (Jonornl Chaff eo leaves today on a tour of inspection iu tlm Tnluml nf Minimi II.. u.lll ..let. ov ery port in tlio island, nud will wit iiesa tbo surraudur next Thureday of tlm lllf llri.nnt ("illnviirrn Aftnr t.lo Btirrondor tho Amorlcan garrisons iu Vrnxcnr Mill bo largely reduced, a BffltKR r en an? ; m n u a a is a roca.ran aw m am ra 3 S Li n B 3 n a a a a K Q a Clothing Dress Roods SPRING IS HERE And tbo accompanying demand for periceablo goods has been met nt this store. : : : : In our showing thia opring wo liavo completely outdono nil previous ef forts to please our trade andunhesi tatimrly tay that our 6tock ia at pres ent the only representative stock of np-to datugcods in ovory line. Our DreSS GoOdS, Hnvo all had spec ial attention. : : Our Ladles' Fur- Our goods aro on display and your porsonal inspec tion ia cheerfully asked. Should yoa live out of town, samples will bo cheorfully sont and any informa tion ua cheorfully illff. givon. MAGNETS & AlTfnT. Marilitleld's Lending Outilttera and Furnisher. 1 mmwimiiiBi nisliings, Our Clothing, Gents' Furnish- K 8 13 3 Q e B 11 i9 a a a slioesi 1 Hats .V a SI a U s Q 9 a i M it b ,n i w