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About The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1902)
S-4 COAST VOL XXI Cream of the Published livery Day in AMNESTY DECLARED Fourth of July in Philippines WAR ENDED AGAIN BY PROCLAMMATITN No Extra Session of Congress. Re- ciproclly Treaty to be Prepared In Vacation. Washington, .Inly It. A proclamation drelarlug tho temlnatlon of hoHtllltleo in tl.o Phllipplnun and rsinlli)ninnoBty to nil jtolltlcal offenders will liu it-sued' to morrow ovor the signature f Proildont Itooacvolt. Undor tlio provisions of the prnotama tlon, tiiu ollleo of military governor will liu abolished. Chaffoo' position bolng In tlio depart ment commanding, subject to call of tlio civil authorities, i The proclamation is President Boow- Yelt'a con trlbutlon to tlio Fourth rJuIj (JijJlIwJUclMieVfrorlrcui- f celebration tcdy Agolualdo, Mnblnt. - -T f l'!o dol Pilar end Washington, .liily 3. It may bo nn thorallvely rtotod that the proahlont v 111 not rail an extra ecrsion for tho con sideration of tlio Cuban Hcclproclty treaty. Tho Reciprocity C'ommltteo will pre pare n commercial treatVi covering tho , points they nro nnxiouo to have enacted into law and will not present It until congees meeto In rugular ecsealon. Steamer Service to Ilro7.il. New York, July It: Tho now uteam thlp rorvlco between Now York and North llni&ll wnn Inaugurated today with lliu tailing of Mm nteamship Hungarla. The rurvlce it) operated by tho Hamburg Anioilcan company. North UlmhI Items. Anolhor veaeul will bo commoncod In the North Bend Shipyard ot ouco. Sho wIllbouHleam pchnonur of vory light draught, about tho eIzo of thoMundalay, ami In Intended for tho Coqulllo rlvor trade. As soon ob tho model and speci fications aro recolved tho keel 'will bo h.1 1 and tho boat pushed to completion. On Monday 6f this wook Mr. Blmpaon iutci.dcd to commence running tho mill night and day. It was found linpoaal bio, howovor, to got a crow togothor In timo, and tho matter was poutponoil for ono wook. It 1h oxpectod that men enough may bo secured by next Mon daj, and tho doublo-tlmo will bo com mem id on that da'to. Signature '.ZTJ ' e: &l&TjfJ 'Wvf'i(l' MARSHFIELD, OOOS COUNTY, OREGONf JULY Week's News. Hie Daily Coast Mail. KILLED AREPORTER Convict Tracy Sur rounded Again LOCATED IN SEATTLE PARK THIS TIME. Makes it Warm for Newspaper Men And Pollccracn-WIII be Shot On Sight. bYatllo, July a: Tracy, who held up Tour mon and oompllcd them to run tho . launch Olympla, to Seattlu yostorday evening wan eaon nt elx thirty tbU morning by n workman, named A. 1). Freeman, walking" Soatllelnternntlon al Hallway pant Havlna park nt tho edge of tho city. At n distinct of 100 feot, Freeman recognized lilm from plcturoi. Tracy had a pack on IiIm back and was carrying a rllle, Freeman ion to tho nearest phono and told tho police. Tho entiro tbcrlff's forco end many police 'duputlefl1 were on" tho .ecenela .thirty.inlnutes. " They think Tracy Is in Havlna Park, which Is rough, nml a heavy foreatof brush. A bnltlo is expected. Thoof rtcers aro trying to kill him on sight. Slnco tho abovo was written, Tracy was locatid in thu brueh bv two nowepapcr correspondents, Trrcy killed ono re porter and injured tho othor and killed or wounded two policemen, Corbctt nml Sullivan 8. Loulu, Mo., July :t:-Unloaa tho well laid pinna of tho Wont Knd Athletic club Blip n cog at tho eleventh hour "Young Corbott" and Pavo Sullivan will oaltlo twenty rounds In thearouaof that organization tonight for tho fealhor weight championship. Tho authorities have granted permission and Manager lliiuuhton of tho club expeclmio Inter ference. Odd Fellows Reunion. Logansport, Ind July 3:-Tho ninth nnnual reunion of tho Fifib regiment of IMtrlurchs Militant Order of Odd Follows of Indiana opened today inSpencor Park on tho banke of Kel Itiver. Ono of tho chlof features of tho threo days pro grammo will bo tho competitive drills In which cannono from Indianapolis, Kb wood and other cltlos of tho' etato will tako part. I.it 'I'll o in ltomii. It Is n.cood thlDK to remember wbon tho ohlldron mo iioIbj- that boiuo day they will nil bo umrrled und Uvlny Tur nwuy. it ml tbo house will bo im iiulct ua u tomt'.-Atchlspu Globo. t. rorfoiit iuum. niadys-IIow did you onjoy Mrs. Up pcrtbii'rt.rocoptlonV ; ' ' . ' : RthiiOb,,featl It wan' tho moBi lompleto fiitluro I ovor eowi-Puck, TwimiamemmmaaiiiiammKmammmtuA H&Kmm&fm!wuMMremmtWMBMumMmmtemfmKammm n 1 1 rmimfMBKBmmmmmm. Montana's New papitol. Ilolona Mont.,. Tnly3; Tomorrow will bo n red letter day for Montana and for Helena In particular. The now atalo capital, which has boon. in progroiaof conalruction for tho paat.thrco yearr, will bo dedicated with imposing ccro monief, Pok-gallona of visitors aro ar rlviriK from all quarters pf tho atatoand tho crowd ptomltcs to bejttM) largest over entertained in Helone. TA attendanco will bo swelled by tho pretence of aovornl thousand members of tho Modorn "Vood. mon who aro to hold a Mg lo-rolling. The othor viaitore Include mayor and tho other oUlcinlH of the chlof cilloa of tho state, military organlzationa and other rock-tleB which aro io aaalet In tho corcmontoa oud tako part in tho big parade. The dedicatory exercises nro to bo held in tho afternoon and will be prc&ided over by (lovernor Toolo. United State Senators Clark ond Gibson aro to tako part and tho othor bpcakcij will includa Sapretary of Stalo George M. Hays, former Governor Smith, s-$anntor San dcro and Chelf Juslico Tbcfttloro llrnntly. NinetyMiles Trolly Road. Now Oilcans, La., JulyB J Governor Heard will oflkiato tomorrow at tho brealing of ground lor'thctlfow Orleans end Southwestern Kailppad, tho first iutermban loiiK-diatflncmVtectrIc rail road in tho South, It will be ninety miles tang, -mining frontlKew Orleans, 'thtouBTilTalonviile, .VaTliofioJ-iTlillK). daux, Ilounm and other towns of tho sugar dlbtrlct to a plnco on tho Gulf coast whoro there is eighteen feet of water. fteal Estate Transfers Indiana GUcb and busuand to J ll ltencon, lot I b!k 7, Myrtlo Point, ?1000. Chas KckbofT and wife to 0 W Tower, contract to convoy nel-l of aec 10, lots 6 and 0, fee 15, 1 25, r 13, 230 acres for 120,000 within 0 monthe. K I.lnJquiRt to C W Tower, contract to convey within 0 months, eel-1 of aw 1-1, owl 1 of Bil-I, lot 3, lec 0, 1 25, r 13, 131 acres. I Forty and wife to II Kotka, nwl-1, sec 2, 120, rl3, flOOO. A P Owen and wife to It Walter, 0 W Towor, J W Uennett, lot 5, bill II, Dean K Co's add to MarshHold, ?t50. II Short to MrH W II Siort, his wife, lntfi. blk8. MarahOeld. Dean & Co'st plat, $5, J T Long to J F Spies, el-2 of bc-I-I, eoI-4 ol nol-1, loi 1, ecc2, t 21, r 10, fSOD. D MeT.eod aud wlfo to R D Sanford, lots 10, 20, 21, 22, blk 17, Woolen Mill add to Ityudon, 50. IJ F Lawrenco and wife to J J Stanley, ot-2 of lot 8, blk 1, Coquillo City, tMO. J II Timon and wifo to J L Kronon berg, tlmbor on lot 2, el-2 of nwl-i, see 31, 1 28, r 13, nol-1 of uol-1, sec 30, t28, r II. J D Clinkeubeard to Emma J Seaman lota 1 oud 12, blk G, western add to Marsbllold, $10. II McFurlin and wifo to L J Slmpaou, right of-w:ay for r r ovor nel-4 of boH, bco 10. 1 24, r 18, f 1. A D Moree and wifo to J V Tuppor, wl2of nwl-4, mvlv-l6f bwI-1, ico 23, eel-1 of nel-4, boo et, 1 2S;r 13, (250, M AIL 5, 1902. TEN Turnd! The Table WHITE CAPPERS GET UP AGAINST IT Leader Blown to Pieces With his Own Dynamite after Whip ping a woman Union, Ark., July 3 A gang of white caps whipped Mrs. Gulst, n whilo wo man, roaiding hero Wcdiiosdayj and then placed dynamito under her house and blew it to atoms. Harvey Sexton, a relative of tbo wo man, whom tho mob fought, fled to tho barn as tho crowd npproachid and fired, tho bullet striking a stick of dynamito in tbo vest pocket of Fink Gibeon, tho leader. Tho explosion tpro Gibson's body into a thotuand pieces, and scattered flesh and blood over trees and foncea, eevcro ly wounding others of tho whilo cap pers. UNCLAIMED LETTERS List of Unclalncd Letters remaining in tlio MandiGcld Oregon Post Od'.ci July 1, 11)02. Persons calling for aamo will plcaeo cay advorthod. Alex Andoreon, Clay Barrett, Walter Capping, John A. Emmot, Win Hilda Anderson Emmot, John Elision, Chas. 'Forest, M.-S. Holincj, IIcrniun.7JimnoH,J) 2. Dr. Wra. Horam, W. C. Huascy, F. M. Huntley, Chas. D. Johnson, John Lahti, Frank II. Moulton, John Ostman, J. L. Porter, Germa Smith, D. F. Stron j, Jacob ErnBt Thatcher, Mrs. Nettlo Wright, A. Wing. W. 13. Conns P. M. O Jb GS TZ? C2) 33L 5C JSi. . toII ti, j Ihc K'ltul You Hart JUMn Boj UMMER I SHOES J I if? j EOR THE I it r - & . r r -r-rrrf- PAGES IyO 27 Picnic Party A party bi young people chaperoned by Mrs. E. (i. Flanagan bad n .picnic. Tuesday afternoon on the G. A. R. pip nlc grounds, which have recently been cleared up for the Fourth of July exer, cites, Tbey bad a bfco lunch, played. I Ramcs, etc, but wero driven in by tbo ! rain about tho middle of tbo afternoon. Tbsro were 22 pertona present. At lct,tk ono of tbo boys eays there wero two less than a caso of coda water. A Broken Leg Wrc'. McMnllcn, tho well knowii horseman was brought to town Tuesday, evening with a broken Ick. It recms, that ho was taking a load of supplies to iiis place, tho N'chols ranch on Btg- Occk. Ho was walking and driving one ot niB work horees, having a heavy road cart loaded down wftii stuff. Just, as ho reached his destination, tho borec took fright at something, crowded Mr.. JIcMullen against the f.'cco nnd.kncckcd him down. Tbo wheel of the cart pass- cd over-hla left Ick, breaking bot,t bones between tho kneo and ankle. Tho injnrcd roan was brought to town by Geo. "Wilson, arriving in tho evening and boinc taken to the residence of Mre. Ilattlo NIcholo where Dr. Tower assist ed by Dr. Straw cct tbo -broken limb. Travel by Sea ArrivalB from south by AJlianco Jul: S: , J A Smith. MreE E Smith, '.Vivian .TatIor7Irs,T-D;HolIiydMltayjohan5 sen, O Magee. Mia O O Gifron. MmCjS Marshall, B C Ruck ir, A Storg'ard and family, Mra W O BIckford, G W Kemp; Miss P A Sweet, E D Wall, Mra It E Wrenn, Mrs G Stump, A Gould, G Gould, Mrs J A Tourtillotb, Maa M J Tourtillotb, MrsJKIota, II B Smith, Mra D Collins and ehildron, A 8 Axel Eon, Miss Brightman, G Cox, J C Galo. . Zlorv ,rts four Iltdney f , Dr. IIotb' Spttrneat PIUj eureall kld-er Ills. fUnv tie rrto. Add. tSioriiu: llcaeJx Ca.l 'llcaro or U. l"i i ; . A Bcwildcrine Profusion of Beautiful Shoes 4J6 ffi Jw SHOES to suit every fancy. Shoes to fit every foot. Shoes to euit evory purao nro gathered together horo in our ehoo section. This shows what n dotormiuation will do to get toscthur tbo host tho country affords at the least coat to our customers. J IW O 1? t & t1 W 4 THE LADY, THE GENTLEMAN. THE MISS, THE BOY OR YOUTH . will find ours tho beet. Something hero to tit nndsuitablo for every walk in life. :::::: A Manufacturers Guarautee, backed by our porsonal vouch for Bati&faction goes with evory pair. : : MAGNES & MATSON "7 W M " Bw a PiJiB BlIBf IK.'EIl I'.- .. niytyijjfjgijy l r " --"rf-ii .t