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About Weekly coast mail. (Marshfield, Coos County, Or.) 1902-1906 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1903)
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Thin in believed to ho tho oponlng tnovo ol what tuny ho tho biggest admin Ifttfallon rcandlo that linn shock id tho country in ninny years. It In openly stated Unit It tuny Involve officials ol great prominence, with a Icadiuit scna tor and relatives of n member of tiio Cabinet. ' The Htory 1b that tho president hat been told that cortnln officials havo bdcii using positions whoso proinioenco enables them to hoof vnlunhlo niilstanco in permitting concurne to continue busi ness after their work la known to bon fraud1. Korno dnya ago President Roosevelt gained tho Information from n trusted Irlcnd Hint Attorney Campbell, cf New Yotk had Information about these mat ters. Koojovolt took action on Ills own responsibility and lummoncd Camp bull, who laid beforo him a story of bribery and extortion. It was to tho ef fect that Arnold and othura had paid cerUh ofliciala largo weekly omountf for protection, thus enabling them to contlnuu such n lone lime. Ho is enld to b, ftvo paid fjudown and $20 weekly for a considerable period. Thu president called a trusted friend, Fourth AHlntnnt roittnaater General, llristnw, nud told him the entiro tilnry. Ho 'old him to probo deep and sparo no oiio, regardless of politics, und report only to him poroonnlly. llrlntoiv rolureM to dlocuss affairs. Growing Old Oiijjht not to mean growing weak and feeble. It doea not mean wenkueu or fpeblcnces for those who cat with Rood appetite and sound digestion. v,It in of the utmost importance that oM neonle nhould retain tile txiwcr to dliiest and nssiuiilate food which is the sole, source of nhy.sical strength. When bro brinnu feculuuess 'it is generally because of tuc failure to nssiiuilntu the nutrition con tained iu food, Dr. I'ierco's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and enables the per fect digestion and assimilation or food. It invigorates the liver and promotes general physical well being. "It in with 1,'tiitltinle we nckiimvlcriRO wll.it Dr. rlcrcc'N niciHciiic Ima tlonc Tor Rrnailiuoth rrM k(mI, In fact It linictirnl Iter," write Ml-it Cnrilc Hanker, of IVrryoluirtr, Ohio. ltc hint ilocluicil with htvcrul iihynklniiN Imt fouiul no it'licf tin t It Dr. l'lcrce mlviccd her whnt to (to. lihe linn t.il.rn only three hottlm of ' Oolilcn Mnl ikii iiucovery' nun m emi leroil with prilu in kidney, k entirely well. Bhe'suf- i.utitcrnnii liver for mil j's.u i. dun nvi iiiiiui wciu uwencii wmt (IroiHy ho huUlie could hiinllywittk, Mvrnml iiiQlhifH name U Mpi.Cnrolliie llcnneiiilicrnKC U 7' ynru. 1 will tjln'lly niistu'r all KUcm ol lamilry," vSiel; people are Invited to cononlt Dn. U. V. l'lcrce by letter, free. A cor icpoiideiico is liuUraa btrlctly p'rlvuto ul KicrutUy confidential. Dr.' l'larco'a l'lcas.tut rdlets regulate J.ic bowela. Flood Conditions Grow More Acute Vlcksburg. Mar it: Tho flood con dillon here Ii eo ncii'.o that n sholaun pntrol ban been establlshtd over 200 miles of tho northern I-oulfana lovco. Tliu patrol was ordured on account of rumors thnt tho pcoplo In tho lowland opposite tho Kud river threaten to cut lovees to relieve the Mtuatioii, Memphis Mnr 1 l:-Tho Misainalppt I rising more rapidly than at any times ainco Iho flood hecamo Imminent, A number ol ntreoln in Iho northern par tlon ol tho city nro now under water to Mich n depth (.that boats aro used in crossing thorn. Refugees nro pouring in rapidly many of thorn bolng iu a starving condition when pic ked up. VESSELS CLASH; IN" FOG Vancouver, 11. 0. March 111 The stoamor City of Bcattlo struck tho iron ship llankloigli, which wna lied at Eyans wharf thli morning, Tho accl dont was caufed by a heavy fog. Tho steamer cut Into tho Iron ship amidships like cheese, bpsldcs tho push lug wharf out of place. The damago is 128,000, POST Office story Causes Rattling of the Dry Bones Waahington. March 10; Official Waehlni;ton rcmnino in an uproar ovor tho disclosures of tho post ofllco scan dr;ls. Nodovolopmentsnro expected un til tho chnrcoa nro eubmitted orally to tho Propldont by Attomoy Oampboll, who is associated with Urlstow in the case. This may bo dono "Wednesday, WESTERN JOURNEY MAPPED WnBhington. March 10: Tho TroiI dont'a itinerary was issuod today. Btnrl iiig Mny 0h ho will reach California on tholOthnt DelMouto, ontho lltlt will bo nt Qan Jose, iho 12th at San Francis co, 2 let nt rortlutrJ, 22d Tacomu, Slid Soattlo. Cln or02. Mrs. Klondike- NnBKots Vlfo nro tlit'Hu )uo)le, jtn.vhow? M". form (iiee.o Mndo ihelr Mwy-ii Toxn oil. Uv. KionjHia. Nuggets-Dear mel JW imlntilly recent l-l'uck. .- Recommended For Surveyor General Washington, March 1 (John D. Paly, of Ileuton county has hcon unanimously recommended by tho Oregon Delineation for surveyor ucncrnl of Orrgon, end ItU appointment will probably ro to tho I'rosldenl today. Tho dismissal of Ilvn'ry Moldrurr, will quickly follow, and then a new chief clerk will bo appointed. ', A. fj. Dresser, of Oregon City, was unanimous ly rocommended for remitter of the Oregon City Und ofllco. BLIZZARD' STRIKES CALIFORNIA Timber-Hunting Party Snowed Under Ucddlnir. March 10 Wm Thompron editor of tho Alturas Plalndcalor, and n party of timber locators started from Alturas on snow ahoca to locate timber lands. A blizzard caught them, and one was hurried in tho snow rnd Is nearly dead. It is tho biggest blfzzurd ia tho history of Modo: county. Tho thor- momotor is 18 necrosis bolow zero. CAUGHT IN THE ACT Curry County Man Shipping Deer Skins (PortOrford Tribune) Last week Will Colobrook camo to town with his team After a load of pro visions. Ho brought up from Euchro Creek, a box of freight for shipment to HanJFrancIeco. Tho box wan tlia proper ty of Charles Noal, and was consigned to a Arm in tho city. It was put in the warohouco nlong with othor freight awaiting shlpmont. Some suspecting person oroned tho box and it contained decrrkins. t A warrant was ieauod and tervod on Mr. Neal by Conetablo Llnborg charg ing him with having dcoreklns in bis possession andi offering tho tamo for sale, Mr. Neal, will havo a hearing to- jLttBt Sunday night tho warohouno door was broken openod and tho deor ekiiis taken out and dumpod into tho ocean. Tho Btaplo on tho door had boon drawn after considerable labor on tho part of tho culprit. Although tho warehoiiBO contained Eovetal tons of froight, eo far as can bo ascertained nothing olso is missing, Coming on Areata Ban Francleco, March 17 The Areata sailed for Coos 13ay at 5 p in today with tho following passongor list: W Polk, II Huntloy, J Carlaton, A Johnson, I Maroh, G Haucock, J Aspfore, O Nymon, O Steele, J Gulaeot aud wife, W Lnno, F Ureonoagh, A rerehbakor, Mieaes Flan ngmi, F King, Kdith Sarin, Soj)hia Urownell, A Erickgon, K Erjckson, Mrs OweiJi A Nymon, Mrs J Buchnor, Mrs S Ilngucr, 10 in tho steorago. Such Is the Report from Memplys Memphis, March 10 Tho Mississippi is rising at an appalling rato and ia now a foot above tho record, and six feet oyer the danger line, Tho strain on tho ltee cbovo tho city is tromoudous. Thousands of pcoplo between New Mad rid and Momphia are on tho vqrgo of a panic. Many havo already left their 'homes and hundreds are now coming horj. New Orleans. March 30: Two thous and foot crovasso is reported -15 mites be low, the city, and is beyond control. WHOLE SALE MURDER At Philadelphia Being Unearthed ' Philadelphia. March 10: Evo:j de tective in the city is working on tho HosEey murder case and by tho end of this week they hope to bo ablo to chow whother tho goncral suspicion, that tho old hoodoo doctor has assisted in tho killing of anywhere between CO and 100 person is correct. Tho bodies of two of tho supposed victims will bo exhumed in a day or twb, and if the stomachs examination reveal'B poison, those of all thoso named in Hos soys memorandum will also bo exhumed. FAST TRAINS ' Imash Sixt6n Injured. One Fatally Frankfort, lnd. March-17 Early this morning two fast passenger troius on tho Monon railway collided at cyclone siding. Sixteon persono wero Injured, ono fatally. f. SHAMROCK THIRD LAUNCHED Dumbarton, Scotland, Mar 17 Sham rock III was successfully launched hero this aftornoon. Thoro waa heavy rain and a stiff galo, ' ' .jPT-rjv Cocdi nnd KUilnff. ""4' Tho co-eds who object to kissing in public will bo supported by n, well developed publlo sentiment. Kishing is, or should be, n private aifnir alto gether, says the Chicago Inter Ocean, nnd it bpenks well for tho times iu which wo live that co-eds, who in the very imture of things nro concerned in preserving the good old pustom,aff among tho most vigorous opponents of uny; tcudeucx toward making it cm- m'Qik ' ToB'ringCanadianPac. To Time Victoria, March 17 Estea is bcro, trying to tio up shippinz to cut off tho coal supply from the Canadian Pacific, railroad. Capt. Troup, manager of thiiCanadfan Pacific Navigation Co. and other officers have just made a trip as deck hands on a steamer, to necertntn tho mothodB em ployed by tho Union. FARMERS rs FORM LEAGUE o. To Enforce Referen dum Law On Lewis and Clark Appropriation Albany, Oregon, March 17 The re sult of tho farmers mass meeting hero Monday Morning will bo that tbo Lewis and Clark appropriation will be subject ed to a xofcrendum voto of the pcoplo of Oregon. A Slate Referendum League was organized here this morning. RATE EXTENDED Transcontinental Lines Gives Round-Trip Rate to Coast (Telegram) Tho transcontinental lines, respond ing to the fiequent request from every part, of tho country, will install tbo old round trip rates from the.Eas'. to Pacific Coast points. Information has been re ceived from several of the roada staMng that tho rato will be inaugurated on March 17, to continue through to set tlers' excursion period. This morning tho O. R. & N. Co, gave oi) t tho statement that beginning on thn above dato, the road would issue round-trip excursion tickets from East ern points, good for 21 days from dato of arrival here, for $52, which is ono fare pluB two dollars. Theso tickets are good for the first and third Tuesdays of each month and will probably continue until October, Passenger Agent Craig said this morn 'Ing that tie same rate is given with, the spine conditions aa in former years. He could not say definitely just how Jate into the eeason the scale- would con tinue, but supposed it would last until tho samo date as last year. Tho Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Canadian Pacific will also extend the, samo rato. 1 1 1 "'" Chnrchea Under Jln. """ Twenty-five churches in New York, most! of them in fashionable neighbor hoods, were lately placed under n ban by the health department. The churph people have been notified that they must either mnke repairs which will Render tho edifices sanitary or they will be posted as unfit for occu pancy. The objections rest mainly against systems of ventilation and drainage. On of the curious things about the investigation, which has been going forward for some weeks, is that very few churches in tliu poorer quarters wero found in an unsanitary vouuiwuu, .uuiruu xrco ircpe. t WATER Lines West Of Memphis' ' Tied Up , . .. t -v " Memphis, March 17 Trcfficlnto thU city over tho western linos' fs suspended' this morning, as tho tracke aro under water. Tho river is rising II inches an hour at Marion, Ark., and eevoral tni'ca oi tho 'Frisco tracks will probably bo wash ol away by mornidg. Tho population of Marion io about 400. Two SicamerB, tent to brlugall tho" peoplo to Memphis, reported dangerous conditions at Notches, Greensville, Ros--dale and llelona. At the latter place it ia most critical, oa a tremendous amount of water is sweeping through holly brush crevatcs. Tho rivor is slow ly falling at Memphis " ten Vickaburg, March 17 Tholevcobroka' at Elmer Bayou this morning and thou sands of acres are Hooded, but there, was' no loss of life, because the government" engineers had warned the inhabitants to flee, several days ago. DIRECTOR ,. . OF CENSUS -APPOINTED' Washington, March 17 Tho President has appointed Samnol North, of Mass. Director of tbo Census, to euccocd Mcr--. nam. He will tako charge in May. WESTERN MINERS .) THREATEN Strike ii$ripple Creek District Ciipplo Creak, March 17 Tho West- em Federation of Miners has notified tho mind owners of tho Cripplo Creek district that the United Statos Reduc tion and Refining Works has been de clared unfair, and ii all ore shipments do not cease by four o'clock today all the minor9 will bo called out. This in cludes Stratons, Indopondenco and others, ' V '" Queen's Vei I'trof. - "--7' Tho lata queen of the Dolgianst used to have a favorite parrot. Whetf it first arrived at court, somo two oU three yoars ngo, it horrified the cour-' tlors by shrleklug out such treason able expressions as "Down with the pasteboard king!" and "Vivo la ro publlquel" Poor Toll wns sentenced:' to death by strangulation by the In dignant lords in waiting, but thft queen Intervened und sot herself tc tench tho parrpt to cry "Vive le roll"; und other local phrases. Her lessons' wero soon successful, nnd tho bird'' bcenmo as entirely royalist aa it had previously been republican, Chicago VoBt- ,..ui New York' Murctimita' Kzoluunrtf. ' As early as 1070 there was a Aler chants exchange in New York. It was founded by Col. Richard Nfcolls, who tis governor of the province ofl. New York at the time. The shopkeep ers met at the ringing of tho Stnat Huys bell on Friday evenings for trie purposu "of exchange and barter,' Ato theso meetings tho mayor pres4ddi ! I I t-.l i -vie vuwin .efttwri 'nafSfefS&MgEfcajTj