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About Weekly coast mail. (Marshfield, Coos County, Or.) 1902-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1903)
"ra T ,HrtSal.isBiisa3iMrwSai iliLHHHHSH t A f 1. VV'u TO .W- ,1 - &t. ... POWERS AGREE & ' To Hague Tribunal a Arbitrator ROOSEVELT'S DECTINATION ,r, CONSIDERED A SNUB This Country Taking no Par.t In Ar ranBlnu Protocol Blodkadc May Contlnuo , , London, Dec, 1!7 England lino form nlly accepted President Rooiicvoli'a pro position to refer thu Venezuelan qtioa tlon to the Hagtio Tribunal of nrbitrn- tlon. Ncrlln, Doc, 27 There la a decided In clln Atlori hero to recolvo Rooeovolts dc-clla-tlon to nrbltrato tho Venezuelan affair as n iiiuh at Anglo-German di plomacy. Germany has agreed to nccopt tho Hague Trihunnl ns arbitrator. Washington Die itf-Tho Btato Dj. partment positively dunlca that this country Is pnrttclpittleiic in tho formula tlon of a preliminary protocol providing fdr arbitration bctwoon tho allied powora rind Venezuela, It also stales thnt Rooeoveltj In tleclin Ing to arbltrnto tho jucatlon, docllncd in spirit as uiill ruin loiter, ' Whether tho hlockado will contlnuo during tho tending arbitration cannot bo learned, Tiic Queen's Christmas Gift London. Dec 27: Ilundrcdiof wotn-l-n mid children widows and orphans 6f llrltlah aoldlorfl who full in tho re cent South African wir, wore made glad today by tho thougullul generosity of Quoon Alexandra. In rospqnea to tho proclamation announcing tho Qucon'a Intention, tho bereaved, many in des pcraloly poor circumstances, gathered (or n freo Christmas dinner and after they had union their till wore tout: homo laden with packages containing food ami clothing. Tho dinner waa given at tho Alexandra Trust Itcstaurant, of which iho Queen ia President, nnd which waa founded in March, 1000, by Sir Thomas Upton for tho benefit tf tho oor During thu afternoon, thou Majesties, brcortcd by Sir Thoinaa Llptdn, looked in uon tlio feast and wero hbnrtily re ceived by tho many women and child ren prose ut. IMMORALITY AT BREMERTON Washington, Dec, 30 On account of Immoral influences prevailing in tl.o town of llromorton, Wno'iinglon tl o navy deparlmout today ordered that no moJo ahipa bo sent to tho navy yard at that point until tho ovll iniluoncos ox ialing nro remedied. Naval ofllcera who have Investigated reported opon gambl Ing and tho sociul ovll rampant at Drem orlon. llor IJxitlnnntltiii. "Do you menu to wiy hucIi n phyfllcul vreck ns ho la gave you thnt black eyo?" nuked tho miighitrnto. ' "Sure, your honor, ho wimn't n phys ical wreck till after ho jjavo mo tho black eye," replied tlio complaining wife, Exchange. ltillo TiHilui Ion 1, "Tho renfion ho In bo Irritable Is ho cauuo ho in teething," explained tho fond mother. . . Inrteedl" romarked Mr. Oldbatch, 'lulling ' to appear learned. "And when will it bo hairlugV"-Bt. Loula Republic. MAKING SCARCITY OF COAL Chicago Roads Hold it in Yards Gleveland Public Of fices Closed Springfield. Die, 27 Acting Goyornor Norlhcolt today ofllcially directed' the Attorney General of Illinois to invest! gato tho charges in ado against tho rail roads cntorlng Chicago of holding, coal In their yards, although tlio city io suf fering a fuol amino. It is generally understood that tho roads havl coal onornfTtTf tlJif yards to supply tho city for tho remainder of tho wintor from now on, but aro holding to compel highor prices, Cleveland. Ohio Dec. 27 All tho county and city offices aro clo'cd, ow ing to tho lack of coal, of which thoro Is barloy enough to supply tho prisoners, Public Regulation of Railroads. Phlladclpbl, I'a Dec. 27-Tho public regulation of railroads was tho goneral subject of discussion at this' morning's sccslon of the annual convention of tho Atnorclan Economic Association. I'apors treating of tho subject from various viewpoints woreJproionloJ by Intorataio Commorco Corumitaloner Charles A. I'routy. Vico Frosldont Walker D llincs of tho Loulsvlllo & Nashvlllo Railroad, Professor Emory It. Johnson of tho Unlv'eralty of Pennsylvania, and Pro lessor I). II. Meyer oi the University of Wisconsin. t ! Trro of n Kind. 'An old woman recently entered an optlcJnn'a shop and naked to look at Homo spectacles. Choosing a pair, she asked tho price. "Flvo iihllllupi," wob tho answer. "And how much aro they without tho ensor "I could not sell them for less than 4b. 10d" naid tho tradesman, who was determined to get all he could. "Do you tnko off twopcuco for the cane 7" queried tho woman. "That la nil. Tho caao Is worth no more than twopence," was tho reply. "Thnt 1b good nowsl" ejaculated the old Imly, with n hIrIi of relief. "It's the en bo for mine which I novo lost." ' Ho enylng nho laid down tho two pence nnd marched oft with the coveted ciibo heforo tho nstontahed shopkeeper luid tlmo to Interfere. London An swers. Orlstn of the lied Cap of Liberty. Tho red cap of liberty hnd a very pro flalc origin. Instead of being1 tho "Phrygian bonnet" It Is Just tho galley elave'u hendgonr. Tho Swiss of the Chatcauroux regiment cent to the gal leys for their ahnro n tho Nnncy riots were released and camo into Paris with tho red caps still on their heads. "Tho? aro tho victims of despotism,"' said tho people, forgetting tho circumstances of tho riot, nnd bo tho red cap becamo the Tavorlto jvlth. tho extreme party. ilia C'oinpromUe. ' Mr. Totter wo giving his son n tovr .words of fatherly counsel as to his treatment of his young wife. "Now, when you have any llttlo differences of opinion," said Mr. Potter In his most I Judicial maumor, "If you can't per amnio Mrfrgafot that you aro in the right, you must compromise, my boy compromise with n good grace" "I'll try tp," said "tho son respect fcilly. "I woll remember a llttlo cxpcrlenco I had with your mother tho summer after wo word married," continued Mr. Potter, "I wanted to spend six weeks at Saratoga, and your mother prefened to t.poud tho tlmo In taking a trip through Canada. It's thirty odd years ago, hut I well remember tho arguments wo had before I conipro xulbcd." "How did you do It?" asked tho son. "Wo spent live weeks and n half in. Canadn," said Mr. Potter, "and from Friday night till Monday morning lu Saratoga," frct TAKING " FLORIDA j . . - - Ydung Orange Trees Badly Hurt Bliziard Sweeps Texas Panhandle Jacksonville I'la. Dec 27 Tho Ihor moujotcr rcglttorcd 8 below the freezing PointCast night, and it is feared tho young orango trrcso aro noriously hurt, as tho previous warm woathor has kept tho sap in tho limbs. Considerable fruit is also damagod. Fort Worth, Tomb Dec. 27 A gizzard Is raging on tho panhandle and four feet of snow has fallen. Washington. D. C. D6c Tho bureau predicts a killing frost in central Florida tontnght. I WAR IN AF- JICA Morrocco Rebels Make it Warm, Foreigners Cooped St m Fez Madrid, Dec, 30 A Cabinet meeting waa held today for the purpose of dis cussing tho Morrocco situation. All troops are under mobilization orders, and trains are in readiness to convey thorn southward. Roports receive ray tho Bultan failed to escape from tho robots at Fez who aro now infesting the city. Tho Protonder himself ia 20 al'es from Fez. Word is being sent to all foreigners living in tho intorior of Mor rocco urging thorn to hasten to escape to tho coast. Tho rebel forces Jnvo cut of! tho ttate aupply of Fez, and unleas tho southorn kabylos comoto tho aid of the Imperial authorities will bo compelled to ca pitulato with in thrco days, Tho Spanish authorities ard fitting up instruments for wirelcsc telegraphy be tween Centa and Mcllitta in order to keep in constant touch with tho duUldo, Groat Orltian and Franco have assur ed tho Spanish that thoy ueBlro to main tain tho status quo in tho ovont that tho protonder is victorious. WaBhIn2ton; Doc, 30 Mapy forolgn- ora eapecltlly. Spanish, Gormans and Englishmen aro cooped in Fez and will bo Imperiled If tho rebels wago war up on thorn, which is feared, Thoro is a possibility ol tho' repetition of tho Fekln expedition aa it is being dlficuased in somo diplomatic circles. (Inlto Natural. Investigation of a child's ability in tho matter of Identification conducted in a German school Bhowed that tho Rlrls described a mail's clothes with moro or lc&s accuracy, but said nothing of hlH face, whilo thu boys jnst as nat urally described his face, but could tell nothing of his clotltos. BIG FIRE! WIPES' OUT SAN PEDRO Several Deaths and iMuch Loss Los Arigolos. ,Cal. Dec, 27 A flrjj started laat night in San Podro and waa still florcoly raging at noon, Tho town will Iw almost completely wiped out. Tlio less is over ono million Tho following persona aro Jburned to death : Joseph Swift, of Los Angeles, Vio Sliver, of Wilmington, James En doUcn, Oapt. of the steamer Caspar. BINGER HERMANN RESIGNS Charges Against Mi nbr Officials, Washington, Dec. 80--Blnger Her mann, commissioner of the eeneral land office, Las resigned and will be suc ccedoJ'by William A. Richards, now as Blatant commissioner of tho general land office Tho cbango will take effect prodably on January 15th. Mr. Hermann's resignation was re quested about two weeks ago by the sec rotary of the interior and waa Immedi ately preien ted. Charges have been preferred against two subordinate officials la the land of' flao involving alleged IrretjttlarltUs and they have been glren a specific time in which to make answer. A Rub Vdriknyi'oi. When Alfred Tennyson appeared la the Oxford theater to receive his D. C L. degree, it is said that his disheveled hair and generally negligent state pro voked tho undergraduates Into greeting him with the Inquiry, "Did your moth er call you early, call you early, Al fred, dear?" x Better Xft VftM.!. Discontented Artist I wish X had a fortune. I would never paint again, ' Generous Brother Brush By Jove, old man, X wish I havJ,oo4,J.'d4r4Tr( to you t Brought On ScUtlc Rheumatism. 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