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Piiblislicd livery Day in
Ban Francisco Kojit. 27-(Joii. Miles
arrived today.
Ban Frnnckco, Sept. :7 Tho Pacific
Mall steamship Co. haa formed n com
bination with tliu KoMiiur lino.
Kansas City Sept. 27 Tlio World to
day says from statements mado hy V.
J. liryati to close frlendti la not on
tliuiyontof tliu niicttlon to hia being
a can-Jfilnto for tho presidential nomlnn
tlon again.
Portland, IJopt. 2'J-i:obort Fltzalm
mon, tlio pugilist, who ii visiting thin
city, In an intdrv'luw saya ho will fight
JiffIua or any onu having money. Hu
eaya ho can boat Jeffries. Hu rcfusca to
predict tlio winner of tlio Jeffries-Cor-bott
mill.
Shamokln, Sopt. IK) Five hundred
armed strikers held up n mlnura accom
molallon train near (ircon Ilidgo this
morning and would not allow tlio train
to take twunty uon-uulonliUi to work.
Shots were fired at the strikers, and
the latter ft rod back Clubs and (tones
v ere also used, nnd n dozen Inmates of
tliu oars Hurn struck.
Washington, Sept, 27. Samuel (!om
psri hai Jufit issued an nppunl to or
ganized labor, which aro his views ot tlio
anthracite situation. Ho says tho mln
en will bland firm, hut need assistance.
He urgui all labor organizations to rnlso
funds ncd forward tlio tamu continually
till tho cud of tlio ntrlkc. Wl.erover poa-
tilde to doitalo (torn tliu treasury, and
levy voluntary assessments.
Grauts Pans, Or.; Sopt. 20 ApjKiint
mcntaftiincunwud nt (ho Methodist con
fercuw t d.'. .w!tou Itov, 15. I'. Peck to
MareUtijW, d It. C. Leo to Cottago
O'OVO.
I). P. Hummorvillo wnH choeen pro.
siding elder ol tho Giants Pass district,
which includes Marahllold, Dr. Ford
the presidium older going to another dis
trict. (Roy, Peck is recently from Ohio and
hai boon supplying pulplta in Orogon.)
Madrid, Sopt. 2') Asontatlonal scan
dal LtiH been mndo public regarding tho
royal family of Spain.
King Alphonso line discovered that his
rr..lhor In hor rccont journoy to Austria
vis oscrotly and morganaticnlly married
to hor Master of Horse, Count Kscoaura.
Tho Quoon Mothor yonra ago plightod
her troth to Count Kscoaura but was
controlled to marry King Alphoneo'a
fathoi, for roaooua of state.
yhou King Alphonso learned of his
Week's News.
llic paily Coast Mail.
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mother's nclton lio beenmo violently on
rngrd nnd volotilly abusive
IIo ordered hor to iol;ro to tho provinces
or go abroad. Tliu Quoen Indignantly
refuses to a&iilusco nnd tliu outcome is
impossible to forceoo.
Portland, Sopt. 27 In view of the ro
tent movement for' a railroad between
Halt Lakn and Coos Day, tho announce
ment that tho Chicago, Milwaukco &
St. Paul has incroatcd its capital (25,
OCO.OOO, is regarded s elcnificmit, par
ticularly when tho announcement says
tho incrcneo Is tuppoeod to bo for tliu
purpoio of gottlng to tho Pacific coast,
Tho St Paul road recently enmo Into
rjuito close olllllatlon with the Gould
railroad intcrcalH. In Wall Street and
ulsuwhoro this union is looked upon ns
pertaining to another lino to tho Pacific
for tho accommodation ol those trans
portation propo. ties.
Tho lino to Los Augclcs is ald to bo
what tho combination is after, but from
tho othor end comes tliu positive denial
(hat negotiations for tho transfer aro in
progress. This is construed in favor of
tho Coos Hay project.
Tho bonds of that road hr.vo been ac
cepted in tho fact at f 10,000 n mile.
This would mean $lti,COO,000 for build
ing tho toad, without allowing anything
for stocking it. It was tuppoecd that
tho F.tstcrn connections wouid provide
tho rolMiiK atock. His about timo tho
arrangements to ptovido tho each for
thoeo bonds was taking form, for tho
money must bo transferred for tlio said
bonds beforo tho first day of January.
This now issuu of St Paul stock exact
ly fits tho theory that tho St. Paul-Gould
combination is to havo n Pacific outlot
at Coos Hay.
Saratoga, Now York, Oct. A conea
tiouat scene occurred in tho Democratic
stato convention at noon today, when
Dovery and Goodwin delegates in tho
district woro both thrown out of tho
convsiition,
Tho comtnlttoo on ciedcntif.'s report
rallied tho storm, Autidat n tromondoua
uproar Devory forced hia way to tho
pla'.form aud Appoalod to tho chairman
n n characteristic Bpooch.
Tho minority report doclared for tho
big chief, Dovory domanded a roll call
of tho convention.
Nlilfcast tho flrat voto for tlio afllrm
atlvo roport, which carrleo, 22 affirma
tive against 21 nogativc,
Ah a profound slloncoUovory arose slow
ly from his scat, followed by hia frienda
and left tho hall. .
The platform declares for the national
oporallon of tlio anthra
ind tlio right of omtnonl
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a no Jiluatcd for govc
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Washington, Oct, J At a epocial
meeting of tho ijablnot this morning to
further consldej measures to bo taken
by tho administration, or by tho Presi
dent personally.!) tottlo tho anthracite
strike, Altorno General Knox, Kccro
tariea Hoot and Moody and I'almastcr
Gcnoral Poynoondjtho Prcsidcrt were
prcsant, and Secretary Shaw was oxpect
od later,
Tho President is prepared to go to the
t
cstrcmo limit of executive authority,
hut Is as yet unabU to discover a feasi
ble plan for oderal interference. IIo
has been cndeavorlnc to effect a com
promise, actlngln a pcnonal cspaclty.
It is believed f that Sccrotary Itoot's
trip to Now Yfork Wedndsday was to
communicate tte Proaldont'a dtlro to
tho, operators aud thai hu has submit
ted a report et thin meeting.
Picfldcnt jBoosoTelt has sent tele
grams to all'the leading operators, and
to PrcsidcntJMitchell representing the
miners, ntkliKltlu a to meet him hero
F. iday morgj.fo ' the purpose of con-
tultatlorTwIUJlUieitOMe ot 'ending :Uio.l
etiiko.
The President has addressed tho fol
fowlug dispatch to coil roads prc'Idonts
Thomas, Fowolor, Oliphant and .Msrklo:
'Should grpatlv like to seo you Friday
regarding tho failuroof tho coal supply,
which has become a matter of vital con
corn to tho whole nation. I havo cent a
similar dispatch to President Mitchell,
prosident of tho United Minu Workers."
The dispatch to Mitchell was wordod
tho snuio, oxcopt.tbo cIohIiir word .
which nrtt as follows: "Ilnvu gent limi-
Iht dispatch presidonis anthracite coal
companion."
Wilkesbarro, Oct. 2 Prosldont Mil
choll, of tho Unittd Mino Workers,
leaves tbia ovening for Washington ia
response to President Hooeevelt's invi
tation. IIo says ho has no prediction to mako,
.and only trusts tho president's wisdom
may point him to tho right conreo.
It ia certain that tho minora will
stand firm in their demands, unless the
conforonco ogreoa to arbitration. In
tho lattor ovont tho miners will un
doubtedly stand by tho verdict.
Klevon striko leaders woro arcstc
this morning by Sheriff Jacobs, backcl
by a company of militia, charged will
rioting and making throats. Great ox
oltemont prevailed whon tho men woto
taken through tho streets. Fivo. havo
been arraigned and held in f 2,003 bail
each.
Vionnn, Oct. 2 A dispatch states that
4000 . Macedonian! havo captured the.
important town of Mitrovitu, Soivin,
orncrnlilp and
cito coal mines
domnno.
Bird 3. Color
nor.
anufhllntlngtbo garrleon. ThoVIctore
deslioycd 100 miles of railway.
Turkish troops surrounded ."00 rebels
at ltadovfs, but after a 11 hours Strug
glo tho Macedonians broke tho cordon
and cecaned, leaving 150 dead, llto
Turks lost 78.
DanvcrOct. 2 Tho Natlono; Llvc
Bloiic Association, Bovoral large West
ern railways and tho Rovcrniutnt legal
department will lo In tho fight against
the packing houso merger. President
Springer of tho association niac'o tLo
stAtnmcnt today, after a conference with
Prcsidcrt Moore of the Kansas City
Block jc. Js, and officers of tho associa
tion, that a capital of two billion dol
lars Is represented in the fight against
tho merger.
Black Diamond, Wash., Oct. 2 A
fiighliul disaster occurred at tho Law
son minea half a milo from this place
this morning,
Firo damp exploded in tho rnlno and
1 J lire known to havo been killed. Ono
body has been discovered. Tho others
aro imprisoned. Men, women and
children for miles about cro rushing to
the ecene. The miners aro mariied men
and while. ThVnriswtircrTOnW8
Pacific Coast Co. and Ms been conMucr
cd eafo. Special assistance has been
called from Seattle
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The gfjat Kirsnhbaum Tailor Shops, o PhHadelpbia, the home ol
the iaiooua Klrcchbaum ilaud msdo clothes, are making TO
OUR SPECIAL OKDEIt a lane ol Soils and Overcoats that will
bo El'itplv Irriaistablo j the man who would pay less and dress
better. Y a will seo heia tho most exclusive fabrics, cut. made
and mmed in a way nover beforo atjen'pted, except by the
livjt i oil merchant tailors. Neither 1 vu ,vo slighted our oth
orl.nea ni-u in HATS, SHOES, nnd rj4 WISHING GOOD8 we
havo made preparations that will jiiBtifyvo.tr coming miles to see.
We want yoi'r L?cte his fall and will
make every lsitimnic cifort lo that end
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Beets Instead of Wiieat
Spokane, Wash., Oct. 2 Several hnn
dred farmers In eastern Washington and
Oregon are finding it more profitablo to
raieo sugar beets than wheat. They aro
turning an increased acreage from wheat
laiaing to bcot culture, with largo pro
fits in sight. The averago income per
ace (or this season's crop of Bugar bcest
is estimated at -AGO. Farmers are nov?
pulling the crop. They eay beet raising
fa threo times as profitablo as wheat
growing, besides 'rciujrlng less czpon
slvo machinery and apparatus to handle
tho crop.
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3n lis ) Ito Kind Ym Haw Alivars Bsazft
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"Tou nover stair out after 10 o'clock
do your -
"I did once," answered Mr. Meo'
ton. "Henrietta forgot nnd locked t
door." Washington Star.
(Miming Fprnaces Next
Washington, D. 0., Oct. 2 The in
ventura of the country seem to believo
that a revolution is about due in tho
present method of healing houses, hotel
1 and large buildings. Certaia it ia that
there is a pbaeomenjd, rash for fateirU
on all sorts ol devices for converting
furnaces and etovca into consumers ol
gas and liquids. This undoubtedly has
been caused hy tho high prico of coa
and the discovery of oil in California,
Texas, Lonisann snd other Southwest
ern states.
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