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MARSHF1ELD, COOS COUNTY, OREfibN Fb. 28. 1903,
VOL XXVI.
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CHARGES
AGAINST
SMOOT
After Scalp of Utah's
New Senator
Accused of Having too
Many Wives
OlilroK !'.!) 27 :Tli charges against
tfinoot, tho Ulnli pliiygenilnl wero ttxlfty
fnrmully filled with tlm 8ciiqIq Commit
tee on prlvllcgii and diction. Thoy
itnto rpeclflcially Hint binrul married n
plurul wifn nt tho niltutteluii u( Utah
into ntifun. Hmool brnnile tho chargo
at an Infamous lie. This .Congress caii
take no action upon t '.o charge, nor ran
Rtnoot ho prevented from taking tho
oath, when tho next Hanato incuts, Tho
charges will ho Invcittlitatml next eccalon.
FULTON
TARIFF
FORMER;
gut on Conservative
Lines
Portland, Fob. 2(1 When Senator
Charles W. Fulton rolsos hla volco in
the hnlla of tho national cougrcss it will
ha In behalf of tariff revision, although
t f;
not tariff rovlslon along tho radical
lines. "I nm n consoryativo tariff re
former." Tho senator aaid ho bollovcd
in tho groat prliiciplu supported by
Maine and McKinley hut changing con
dltlons rendered eomo rnoilit cation ad
visable. I am not yot procured to state
what thcio changes nre, but liavo given
ome etudy to this matter. I will de
vote moru attpnthn to It in futnro.
Bounty Claim Decided
Tliu United States Huprrmo Court has
doclilod tho prUu monoy cows brought
)y Admiral Dowey In behalf of tho at
IUrn and rr.on of his (loot on, account of
tho vescels smile at Manila ami after
ward reelalncd, in thoir favor, but tho
casta o Admiral Sampson, for whoso
liiiuiu that of Admiral Taylor waa sub
stituted, fn his own bohalf and that of
hla ofllcers and. moo, on account uf tho
Maria Torosa, sunk nt tho battle of San
tiago, wore doclded ndxutsely to tho
claimant?.
In The Mining Country
Tli I a Is the way an Idaho girl oxerols
ml her loap year privilege "Sandy It'a
my deal an' 'yor'a tho lay out. You've
bin n prospcctln' 'rouud tho cropplna o'
this claim for elx montho nu' haven't
mmlo a fllin'. Now, if you think tho
lend'a n good ttn an'll pny fur worklu', I
want you to locate It and hoi it down,
nn' if not you'd better pull out an' lvo
eomo otlior galoot a clituico to file on it,
'Olaro yor intoutiona now or abandon
tho claim." Ton minutes lator thoy
wero figuring on tho cost of furtiHuro,
STATEHOOD
MEASURE
WITHDRAWN
Washington, Feb. 35 In tho Hcnnto
today tlto Statobood rltlor to tin Attrl
cultural impropriation hill was frith
drawn nml tho hill, rollovcJ o( tho bur
den, waa passed.
BULGARIANS
BADLY BEATEN
BY THE TURKS
London, Pub. ?C The Salonlca cor
rctondent of Houtera reports an on
counter bttweon Ilulgarlana and Turks
at Kadovlshte, Fobruary 14th.
Tha Dnlcarlana wero hndly beaten
with a lots of seven killed including
tho leader Gonoral Yovanoff. The
Turkish casualties small.
RUSSEL
TO -TAKE'
,. CHARGE
Of German Affairs in
Venezuela
WaihlDRton, Eeb. 25 Tho Gorman
minister, Baron Bpeck von Steinberg
called on Secretary Uay this morning
aud requested that tho affairs of tho
German legation at Caracas bo turned
over to the secretary of tho American
legation lluiscl, and that ho net na min
utes pending tho arrival of the now Qer
man minister.
Coming on Areata
San Francisco, Feb. 25 Tho Areata
tailed at G p. m. today for Coos Day with
the folowlug passenger list: F H Dow
aud wife, R Hurron and wife, Mrs J
Worthlngton and two children, A JolIU
son and wife,, Mcllomlrlcksnn and wife,
lra Aiken,, Llxslo Fox, Minnie Smith
Messrs E Doment, 0 Hullng, M Hirst, 8
Gllosi 13 IJeuokendorff, 0 Lichtwerk, J
Buasel, J Hteppeneon, A Bleversun, It
OlwJn, W Mco, J Folk, and 12 la the
steerage,
DISABLED
COLLIER
' TOWED IN
Now York, Fob 20: Advlcoa rccoivod
from llormuda Btnto that the disabled
Colllor, Aloxnmlor waa towed in thoro
today by tho Dutch etoamor Dota,
VETO
POWER
JSED
Change in Ballot Law
Knocked Out
Some Fat Salary Jobs
Also
Bureau of Mining May
Follow
Salem, Feb. 21 Governor Chamber
lain tent In Ave votoes today killing
soma reckless uncalled-for legislation of
the lst of the aeislon of tho Icglslatare.
One called the Direct Primary olccUon
Mil, a tsnuggled'through bill to chango
the prestn Australian ballot law to that
a voter by waking a mere crott at tbe
' "' r- -lis
IS
odW 'Totefor
top of jCQluran co
party lck4jt, (
Wed.uwda.y evening ho filed the Asto
ria chartcrVltb hit disapproval. Son
ato bill No, 201, which defines thodutlos
of tbo State Land Agent, which pro
crlbes that hobo alfowod n doputy with
a salary If 11200 por year mot with tho
Governor's dlsapprovad.
Gov. Chamberlain votocd the puro
food bill, which incrcates tbo attary of
the present Doputy Food and Dairy com
missioner to $1200 per annum, and au
thorUcs tho appointment ot another at
1200 per annum, and to purchase and
i
establish a laboratory at Portland for
750 and allows tho Dairy and Food
commissioner J330 (or expenses incur
red by him in attending tho National
Convention of the state dairy and puro
food departments held atUnflaloln 1001.
Charles A. Johns, of Dakor City, ap
poared before the Governor this after
noon and pretented the argumen
against tho approval of ,8. B. 237 for tho
creation ol a bureau of mines,
k Long Felt Want- , ,
The new fish market, situated on the
biidge opposlto tho Methodist Church
conducted by Ellerby A. Manning Bres.,
Is an Institution which has long been
needed in Marshflold. This firm will
hereafter supply the residents of this
town with fish whenovor they want
them. A number of .flishermon havo
beta engaged to supply this market
dally and they will bo kept on ico and
In coldstorage so tbey will alwaya bo
available.
Grabs, clams, doep sea fish and oystore
will be kept as well as oggs and poultry
of ail kindo. Call nt tho market and
hnvo those goods delivered to your homo.
Nho now firm will eudoavor to build up
this buslnosa and by makiug it positive
ly cortan that you can have fish ovory
day and all tho tituo. will undoubted
ly succoud. Givo tho now busiueHs en
.ouragemont by ordering your fish thero.
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8EMPLE
' JAILED
Refused) ObeyQourfs
Orders
Seattle, Fttb. 25 Kugono Soinplo, ex
governor of Washington, President of
tho Seattle Lake Washington Water
Way company, was cent to jail today
because ho refnaed to piodaco the books
of the company, which wero demanded
by the grand jury. lie also refused to
answer leading questions as to alleged
illegal contracts of the company with
tho city. Judge Bell ei&ued the order
of commltmentjhat Sample stay in jail
until he la resqyto testify.
WILD
STORY
. TOLD
Plot to Assassinate all
.in.. '
iiwiieu neaus
President Roosevelt
Also Marked
The Secret Divulged in
New York
Now York. Fob 25 : Follco and steam
ship detectirca are Investigating a story
htcb, if truoj.Teveala an anarchist plot
involving neatly, all tho crownod bonds
of Europe.
Tho revelation has been made by an
Italian anarchist that a great aocrot in
ternational convention la to be held In
Paris about March 25th, when all plans
will betoado and lota drawn.
Fivo delegates are now In this city
preparing to tall for Europe tomorrow
whoro they will represent the American
anarchists In the conyeatlon,
The anarchist, who gavo away the
secret is named Undolpb and was well
known aa a friend ot Czolgbz. Every
effort is being put forth (or appro
lienslon ot the criminals,
Plans are complete (or making au
assault on every crowned head' In
Europotho same day aud the same
hour, and the same plan ombracos tho
killing of the American president. -
No euch wide spread plan tor the
destruction ot tho rulors ot many
nations has, over, beon unearthed in the
history ot police and dotectlvo work,
Rudolph was arrested this atternqon
Ho was sullen and denied any connec
tion with tho rods. Officers havo learn
ed that ho gave away all hla personal
property 10 uiuerent irlemls wnon no
left his boarding houso.
He eald re-
uuUodly that thoro would ,be big tilings
nntouly tnatl
oiug shortly.
EX-GOVJ
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BATTLE WITH MINERS
Law and Order
i
Victorious
MINERS COMMIT OUTRAGES
WITH TEMPORARY SUCCESS;
But Surrender to a Force of Men Undeiv
a Determined Leader- Several
Rioters
!
Charleston, W, Va., Feb. 25 Deputy
U. S. Marshal Connlngham and a poseo
was fired on by rioting miners at the'
Laoaock taian this morning. They
returned tlie Are aud battle ensued.
Fall details received show that eeven
rioters were hi and two fatally
.wounded Ba.tu.rday. Cunningham at
tempted as aftest ander the blanket in
,
jonctloa. Hcjwu sarpikuded by 100
umti'mtm'tWer tfftJMi ffve aTna-
(os ta leave the place, and he left. The
same day he sheriff and posse wero
driven awajr. Batarday tha miners
withdrew across the riyer from the
mines and made camp. Emboldened
by thelt success in repulsing tho offi
cers, tley returned en mass yestorday
to Stlnnlford and started rioting. Thoy
destroyed the railway bridges on tbo
lines leading to the mines of tbo Chesa-
peake apd Ohio and threatened to burn I
SHOE
,N buying shoes DON'T
$4.00 shoe at a store where f 0 to 8 shoes are sold you do
got plucked nearly every time. : ; :
Satisfactory shoes loX Wlnterv-shoes tha please the
people shoes in which the shape .will '' held won't
"squash" out, or sag In tho shank, or get sWtfeby-loc-kiBg
in a littlo while. : : : )
Shoes that hold out becauso they're
where, inside or out THAT'S the Walk
Must be right or wrong no middle grjodnd or we
couldn't everlastingly preach Mnnoy-Back Shoes good
wear or a new pair. j t ' J :
Why pay (5 and $0 for lot-well-enough-adone shoes
Tom, Dick and Harry makes that have been foiatt-d on a
WALK
OVER
SHOE
long suffering public with scarcely a change in quality $j.jotifc.o
Inor in shape for the last ten yoars, ' etrwitis
MAGNES &
OUTFITTERS &
Force
Hilled 'J T'ViV
I other property. They defied the guard.
at the mines.
Cunningham came to this city and.
picked 35 men and returned to the mine
this morning, where ho. was joined by,
tbo sheriff's pone and with a total num
ber ot 150 tnon returned to the mine
where tho .miners had eecared 150,
Winchesters, They surprised, tw win- -
and a. battle followed.1 Ttie'fetueH -? '
eorrcne'ered, finding the. fire of iha of
ficers deadly.
Ono hundred and twepty-flv were,
placod under arrest and taken before,
the United States commissioner thfq
afternoon,
The injupctlpn disobedience of which
caused the battle was hsucd last AuguBt
In behalf pf tho phetfpoako and Oblq
Miners havo been endeavoring to keen
the strike going,
TALK
get plucjced. If you buy1 a, t3.D0.or
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