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Cream of the
Pfiblisficd livery Day in
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Reward Is Claimed
MERRILL'S BODY
TAKEN TO SALEM
Mrs. Wajfgoncr Dcljvcrs it to Super
intendent of Oregon Peni
tentiary ' Hftlom, July 17-8horIff Dodder, ol
Lewis county, Washington, accompani
ed by .Mrs. Mary WojiKOnor, tliu wotnon
who with her ton fountl tha hotly of
Morrill near Cliolmllp, arrived nt Halem
on thu 11 o'clock train this morning and
delivered to fsiiporlntcntlont Leo tho
body ol Merrill.
Jam mat tint parly nl the depot. Af
tur on Itilroiliiolion hnd bwii received
tho superintendent nskod Sheriff Dcg
gclcr: "Of whom do I receive thlr
body?"
Tho ehurirf replied: 'From Mm.
Waggoner," and nl tho raino llmu ho
hnndud Leo thu baggage, check for tho
body.
Mr. I-co thou ankod...Mt,..:W.ggonor
r iam mmmmmr iwni . ... .Bib. j. . -
II tha rwoulilVjclvo"wrtirKticttiiiiit""Jo
body was that of tho outlaw Morrill.
Sho replied in thu afllrmatlvo.
Mr. I.oe stated in accepting tho body
that hu would li;nou thd rewnrd entlro
ly but ho would jmy reasonably for tho
delivery of tho body. To this tho sup
erintendent clalmod Mrs. Waggoner
vented Innudibly,
Whon won by a reportor this nftnr.
noon Mrs. Waggoner raid : '! shall in
; mi .tmm. .sum - r.w...w.'.j-
sist on being (mid tho full roward of
M&OO offered by tho otnto of Oregon for
Morrlll'u body. 1 think If anybody In
.entitled to tho reward I certainly inn,
NO SPECIAL OR
DER ON PENSIONS
Indian War Veterans' Claims
Be Taken Up in Itcgii'
lar Order
Uill
1 Tho following from a lato WaohiitKton
tllatiiiiRii. will bo of Interoat to miltu a
number of Oeou county jiuupln, who nro
iVidlun War veterans. It will bo prob
ably hlx months before tho flrai poualou
is granted under tlm Indian Wnr vol
oraiiH1 bill recently pasfod, as claims of
this chnroctvr will bo coneidored lit their
ordor aloiiK with all othora that reach
tho I'oiislon Ofllio, and cannot bo made
special, nlthoiiBh tho Oteon dvloKatlon
'quostod that this bo done. In tfprnk
it.( of tlieso claims, a nromlueiit otllelal
nl -ho reiiHlon Olflco bald today: hx
oi t In raro caoeH, tboro will bo no rea
ki , wliy veterans cannot mako out and
fl'.o tbolr own cihiiuh. rrouamy uio
bust tiling for those vetoraim to do, alter
they makootit tbulmpplications nccord
Inu to our iiiHtruetlous, and h.wo their
testimony sworn to, nnd tho proper nfll
davlts attached, will bo to file their pa
pers In tho Tension Olllco, throunh their
Semvtorsor UepreeditativeH. Tbo mom;
bora of tho delegation will bo nd vised
iufct v bat ovjdonco Is rtMjuired, ami if any
applications submitted to them aro found
lacking tho nttuiiUuu of Jlio elaluian
can at onco bo railed to tho fact nnd tbo
Vompleto will thencomo to us foruotlon.
sud will bo duly conetdorod. It may bi J
Week's News.
the Daily Coast Mail.
nrccpMary to appoint n fow extra ox
uttitticro to report upon claims from tho
Indian Wnr Veterans benefited by tho
now law, but theso appointments will
only be temporary.
'In case any veteran finds hlmeolf un
able to furnish tho evidence required, or
does not understand what In aakod for.
and cannot conveniently communicate
with n Henator or Koproronlatlye. it
might bo wull for him to file bin applica
tion through an attorney, but I do not
anticipate that thuro will bo much or
any demand for this assistance. On tho
whole uiih'M acaro involved oomo teach
nlcality, I hollovfl tho employment of
attorneyn will bn unncccesrary cxponso
to tho veterans."
SPANISH KING
peels ins oats
Gels Drunk nnd Threatens
Throw the Qttccu Moth
or Out
to
Madrid, July 12 Tho recent, occon
trio behavior of King Alfoiiru la causing
the royal houtehold considerable anxi
ety. , , .
lili tatlcs Imvn becomn depraved and
Ida treatment of his motbuJ Is outrage
oun. Recently wliou t-ho took him In
tflfk for sttendlnga workbir mon'r; hall
and coming homo Intoxicated ho order
I'd her out of tho bouiu aud when rhu
refund to go ho threatened to call thu
guard und havo her thrown into tho
streets. ,
Hit confessor succeeded In restoring
pcaeo'but It la feared that his rolud Is
doraircd,
mrrv 7:ntjc wiir-or."
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HIS FANCY DICTATES
Manliuntcrs Manage to Keep Out of
Jlis Way Willi Their Blood
Hounds.
Bcaltlo.July 12. Thn contor of tho
Tracy pursuit has boon rnrnnvpd 7 milos
from here. Tbo houuo's worked last
nluht at tho edtto of n swamp whero it la
bolievod tlm fuiitlVH slept.
Tills tuornimr. tho jos)o commenced
io work around tbo odijo of tho swamp
with two bounds (ollowuu by -() oxper
woodjinen.
Tbo ec'ont was picked up at
of a Dtnall noud.
tho edgo
This mornlnu FrankProtol notified tho
oIllct'jH that Tracy camo to his house,
two miles oast of Auburn, at 0 o'clock
laot ovouiiii;, baviiiK doubled complete
ly Imck tbrouuli tho poseo near Uiuter
kv, n'iip.
1'rntol was made to ro Into tho houro.
aud Tracy ordered cupper, Ho e,ot two
davo provisions" and remained thoro
three hours. Ho was torribly worn
and was limping badly. Ho pulled up
his rinbt troiifor leu, Blmwingn nwollen
limb aud said ho had travoled 40 mllos
and had rhoumatism.
Whllo toitod at n window Tracy saw
a posao, under doputy Hnrnor paes, llo
drew a bond on Hornor and hold it un
til hi had dleapponred up thu road,
llo tried to compel I'rotol to (tit a
horeo and dnvo him to ltuakloy, but
tho old man bad now, and Tracy dis
appeared In thu forest to tbo nortb-
vv'ini,
nnniiu
TJn nosco 18 now liurry ni; tuo ii
in that direction.
Tracy tbrrilled I'rotol so that ho was
afraid to toll until this morning. 1
An incident showing that Tracy 1st
growing dospornto occurred at I'rolol's,
It has liiBt boon learned that Imttor-
worth nnd a companion, of beattlo saw
tho dosparado enter tbo hnima but did
not rccognlzo him. They were
hunting birds and fired a eliotf in front
of tho liouso. Tracy stuck his rillo
niUKzlo against" Protol'a head and inado
hhn stop to tho window and look out.
Ho was not pacified until tho boys wont
away,
, v- c. rtr.
, ov Aro Tour ttidney t
Dr. Uobtn1 BpnruKm I'llli onVU ktitnor Hit. pin
ti f t. Add, wtotiiu Uewodjr Ou.,vail'w 0 M. t
Another Outbreak
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PENITENTIARY OF-
FICIALS NEtVAUS
Two More Men Seen Looking Over
The Walls of Oregon Stiff
Prison f .
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Booltlo, July 17 Sheriff Gudlbfeo nnd
six deputies havo dlacovorod Trfcy In a
ehack near Snwyor Iako whero the blood
hounds lost tbo trail last Friday
Two occompllcea nro with Tracy, who
is badly wounded in the hip.
Cudihco has a stool pigeon
who has
access to tho house. Tho
ehr.ck iseur-
rounded and it looks like a killing.
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Surely Surrouiioed
TRACY WOUNDED
If
BADLY IN IBB HIP
Ina
Shack Willi two Acconirtices-
Cudihee lias Him Fill's
Time
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Salem, Or.
July
17. Tuosd
night
two men wero
seen
looking
'tho
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two men wcru eireu iuwiuj imi'
persous connected with tho prison irwiv
agement that owing to tho Oregon Na
tional Cluard being lu encampment at
Albanv. a uenoral delivery of tho 30U
prltoncrs may bo attempted.
Tho prison officials aro vory rcticlent
about tbo wholo matter and refueo U
oxprose nlarm In tho public press, but
nro at tbo enmo'llmo taking extra ordi
nary precaution3.
They aro awakening to tho fact that
Ihoro is groat dangor of n reenactment
'of tho Trocy-Merrill tradegy on a larger
ccnlo.
Bojttlo July 10th. The latest story of
I tlio nppoiranco ol Tracy nt uarunor 0
' Monday, has boon fully confirmed.
I The outlaw appeared at tho tarmor'a
hninn near Knumclaw. outorod tho
liouso nnd forcod tho family to provide,
him with a meal. Ha soemod in excel
lent health and spirits and prutetdud to
bo extremely careless. 1
Ho forced Gardner's boy to sbavo two j
weeks board from his fnco, meanwhile'
holding a gun on blm. Ho took n pair
of Irontcra paying one dollar for them, j
Tho cbaao continued today without re
sults, Sheriff Cudihco is at ltavenedale.
Tho inquest this morning at uiionana
niakoa it almost positive, that tha body
found Is that of Merrill, ami thoro io no
qucation in tho olllcors' minds but this
is tho case.
Gholialls. Wnih., July 13,-A body,
imilfttihteillv that of convict MOrrill
Hoi behind a lou on tho back country
' road, four miles eouth east of CIioIiiuIb. i
IV Will" iiiruvrii uvrr mu uis mm imuiu.
m. 'elm iri1t. lititl m. tlm ntntlinu In t
which Morrill was last soon, and there
wkh i) bullet holo vleiblo in one wrist.
Mrs. Mary Wagoner and eon Ueorco
wore hunting berries and found it by
tho smell. The boy saw n hand nud
foot projecting from below tho log, Ho
colled tbo Superintendent of tbo Ko
form School, Woatetulorff. Deputy
Sheriff Hrenkor and n nowepapor mau
watched tho body nil night. Coroner
Green baa gono to bring tho body into
Ohuhttlis.
C&A
CIiIcbro, July 10 At n rncotlngof tho
mornbers of tho Freight Handlers Union
this morning It was voted to rslurn to
work And mako tbo bedt terms 'pomdble
with tho managers, providing tbo Fed
eration of Labor refused to support tho
strikers. Tbo Federation did not sanc
tion the strlko and it is not likely to of
fer support at this ptage. The strlko is
virtually ended, with tbo defeat of the
freight handlers.
.. JJoforn tho vote' was takon several
hundred strikers bad returned to worki
In several ol tbo frelcbt bouses.
Salt Lake, July 10 A terrific powder
explosion occurred in Balywcst mine
this morning and entombed a hundred
minors, of whom thirty-three wero tak
en out (load by eight o'clock.
Many mora bodies aro in tbo mlno
and it Is fearod that fow minors escaped.
Tbo mines aro located near Park City.
Noxious Gases penetrated thu Ontario
mino and it Is feared that many hun
dred men exploring thoro havo lost their
lives. Threo bodies havo been taken
out of that mino.
Tbo explosion occurred In tbe 1200
foot level, two powder magazines con
taining two cars of powder blowing up.
Tho shock wad tremendous and was
felt ton miles away. Tho force was so
great that two horses a milo and a half
away wero killed.
As soon as tbo nqws of tho disaster
reached Park City every physician and
nurss in tho place rushed to tho scene.
The relatives of tho miners flocked
to tho mines long boforo daylight, and
their greif was pitiable.
Sovoral members of the relief party
havo not boon heard from and it is
feared that they havo perished. Many
unconrcious miners havo been brought
to surface
Tho llaly west Mlno is a heavy silver
producer.
Another Solomon.
A borso dealer In a Scotch' town
having hired a borso to a solicitor, tho
miter, citncr turougn uau usage or
come other cnuse, killed tho horse,
nfi it 1 -.1 ,
Tbo lawyer bad no objection to grant
a bill, but said It must bo nt n long
date. Tbo dealer told him to fix bU
own time, when tho man of law drew
a promissory note, making it payablo
on tho day of judgment
An action waB raised, when tho so
licitor asked tho presiding Judgo to
look at tbo bllL
Having dono eo, tho Judgo replied:
"Tbo bill is perfectly good, and as
this is tho day of Judgment I decree
that you pay tomorrow."
FOJR
THE
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Pres. Mitchell's Plan
Endorsed
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UlIUtllMHJS JHINEIS '-" w
TO CONTINUE WORK.
Will Contribute From Their Wages to'.
Support Strikers In Anthra- '
cite Field
Ihdianapolia July 18-Preaident Mit
chell has won a marvelous endorsement
from tho men. PIvcr tho anthrlcfto '
men eafd Mitchell'a plan pointed out
tho right courdtt.
Boforo tho National Convention of
Miners was called to order this morn
ing President Nichols of nnthraclto
district No. 1 of Pennsylvania annonnc-'
ed that ho waa opporcd to a gncral
strike and made aeauranco that thcro
would bo no strike.
In a speech in tho convention Mitchell
advised strongly against a strike. Ho
nrged tho bituminnna miners to con
tinue work am that n evrtem of assess
ments upon membors of the order which
bo outlined bo carried iato effect an the
bett means to nllord holp to tho strik
ing men of the cast.
Ho outlined his policy as follows:
"Appropriates foO.COO for rolief". Let
tho unions approprieto as large a sum
as they cau afford. Amusement of one
dollar per week to be- levied en all
memuera 01 unions, and officers of tho
r nauonai uiaincia drawing a
?00 per month or over to
ealary of
contribute
10 n
I iho cause of the u nor. Appeal to tho'
American peoplo to bring pre:Buro to.
bear to compel tho operators to submit
to arbitration.
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