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TO BOOM
OREGON'S
- GOVERNOR
GARRIERS
cum
OF THE HOD
WALK OUt
0
inir
RAISED
SULTAN
RECOVERS -m
HIS NERVE
Orders Private Yacht
and Cruiser
MAYORS-
WITH
M0R08
U.s
InsolentNatlves Whip
ped Out
Fight Desperafively to
Hold Fort
"Wnkliliiton April 11 Major Gcnoinl
Davis iotlny cabled llio Wnr llopnrt
incut tin nccouiit of it b.ilthi with Moron
at Mlnnnto. Ilo rays tlio liaunloilo have
boon Hying wnr Usui ovor the forth which
nro reported to ho tlio nlrongoU on tint
like.
Kopcntotl efTifU nnre mad to induco
ttiu Hultan to liiivtt ti frlondly tall: hut
ho nlwnys rfutd. W'Jmmi riridilng's
(orco npprosrhod it utrt fliod upon, nml
two men woro woiiihIimI ami tlicro wan
nothing to do hut to flsht.
Tin- first attack drov tlio .Mornw out
of thttr trancing. April btli, tho fort
was nmtitud, u dltrh )0 fiHt ducp be
ing crowed unilur fire, ovur n bamboo
bridKU coustruutml by ths troapj. Tliu
w.dli wuro thun scaled, th Morros du
Itmiliug than, duspantely.
Hany .Morrod wore killed wlillu our
CAiulltitltoa uortt II wnuudtfd.
Guptnlu l'trnhlng movud forward to
msko n cnmplotu exploration, lilu olJcc
tlro point bolng .MnrAahui, uIhto eup.
plica bavu uiAii forwarded to him.
Work on n road in progressing, nml In n
month wagons will bo nblu to roach
llnrnshtil.
EMBEZZLER
, GREEN GETS
THREE YEARS
Uiin l'rniiciiK'O, April 1 1 Frank
(irern, tnuMircrof tl.o I.onRthorcmen'a
t'nlon, wah futuuc(Hl to threo years In
nan ijnuniin iiim mnruiui;, lor omuez
Klumentof f 12,000.
" If womtn wnulil pny more attention to
their licai m wc would have more ha
vtlvci, mothers end uaiiipiterj, ami II they
would olutrve results tlicy would find
that tlic doctors prescriptions
id
U perform the many cures they arc given
credit for.
" In consnllliit; with my druqc.Ut lie ad
vised McClrce'a Wine of CardiA and Tld
ford's lllack-I)raui;lit, ami to I took It and
have every reason to thank Mm for a new
life opened up to me with restored health,
and It only took three mouths to cure me."
Wino of Cfanltii ha rogulntorof. tlio
mriiNlninl functions and U u most uh
1
toiiuluiiK tomo for women. It cures
Ki-uiity.HiippreHBi'd, loo frequent, irretf
iiinriuuipiumui menntrimtlon, lulllim
of tho womb, whlte-i nnd floqdincr. It
in helpful whim iinnncK'liimr womim
hood, duriiig pregmuicy, uftor child
bit 111 mid in ciiunuo of life. It fro-
iiuently brinus n dear bnbv to lionios
Unit hnvo been barren for years. All
tlruimists bavu 81.00 boltlea of Wine
of Cuidui
mm:,
OF
iviss Wa. M. Snydor,
7'rHNnrir of tlio H
' llrooUI.ii t.UHt t:nt Art.f'lulN I
do not a
From Muddy Bottom of
Manila Bay
Bears Fifteen Dewey's
Finger Marks
Moulin. April lTJio Hoinn CliIal
luiut, Admiral Monte-Joys llngfchlp, mink
by Dowcy In Ihu hnttlo of Manilla, wne
rnlrrd yutndny from her Led of mud
by tho crow of tho wrecking company
and wan benched.
ThuroWonbonlbOrkslclona In tho
tvml. Tho ninlii vnlvo of tho mnln In-
Jtictor la misting, which intimate that
she Mas rcuttlcd when hor commander
abantloncd hor.
J'iflcan thull holes woro found In tho
hull, Otherwise tho Is Inn fair condi
tion, REAMS
THE CAN
DIDATE Nominated by Dem's
First Ballot
Albany, Or., April U Tho I):mo
orntlc convention of thn l-'rst eonKresd
ionnl dlatrict mot in tho court house in
Ibia city at 0 oVbck th!i morning,
lion, A. F. Itfam of .Inckiou county
wno nominated on thclrit ballot.
Demands a Quarter of
a Million
For Murder of Russian
Consul
Contlnnlinoplo, Apr. 11. Tho Hueeian
government is determined to. obtnlu
complolo entUfncllon for tho aliootlng of
tho lUiBslan consul, Bt. Cherbiua nt
Milnvltza.
Thn Czar's govornntont hna com
municated with tho Porto demanding
an Indemnity of r)2W,00JJ, nnd punlsh
mont of tliu perpetrators, with n full
(utntomuntnu to mentis being taken to
jubtnblisli order In tin Albnnln.
' Tho Czar rcsurves th6 right to increase
tho Indemnity of ifSSO.OJO nud pnnieh
n.ent demanded lirtlio nbovo dlspiUcli,,
which was forwnnled bofqru St. Cher-'
tbliin died ot hid wounds.
CZAR
AFTER
TURK
Oonotsnllnoble, A-prtl Ki TiieSuIlnne
ffixhtovcr thouprlrlngof tho Allblnna
loom to iiftvu (ti!cti'(l.
Today ho I at tied an order for tho sum-
rnary punishment of Macedonian train
wreckers, nndalmoat immcdlntcly nflcr
ho limed another order to flcno.-1-ehip-
ynrds or a privato yeeht to cost I00.00O
on.d a now cruiser to cost f 100.0CO.
t
Ilo nho ordered a Icrco supply of
electric lights of peculiar construction
from a Ge'maii Arm, which aro to bo
used by tho Turkish hospital, corpn In
eenrciiliiK for dead on tbd bottlo Hold.
FISHING SITUATION
OH ROGUE RIVER
Two Companies Preparing for Hot
Competition This
Season
A GrnntA V,t despatch to thtOtcson'
Inn inye : Tho flh!nc companies, both
individunl r.nd corpornto, oi Hocuo Hiv
or, nro mpkln theij- nnnunl prcpnra
tions for tbu ontchlnR of tnlmon. Grct
or prtparntlons nro bcin mndo th
yrnr, however, than ever hofore. 1'orm
orly tho ono company that of It. I),
llutnt had ountrol of tho unlmon btiBi
ncsj on tho Ko;ue; but tliij year
the Uouo Ithvr Packing ft Navi
gation Company, of which Captain
K. D. lluriis la nmnaKLT, will enter tho
butlueaa on n larger tcilo, nnd rxpocta
Inviln vnri l.r,. .1,,,., f n... ii.i.
-- r- - --y -M.hV K(Mtw vi i u inn l
Thero li n great strifo on between thoso
two interests on tho Lower Itogue, und
it promltea to wnx hotter this foason
than ever. Tho two new 'etonmers ol
Captain urna nill bo rendy for torvico
in nslioit time. Ilo ba! gained eulllcl-
ont wharf frontage and grouuil to ollowl
tliu Inndingof hh boats nnd the erection
of his pnrkiug-houses nnd ennueries,
I'ach company lo busy mending fish
ing bnatr, eelneu nnd nets. Crows havo
been secured fcfr flic rlvrnnd thoean
niries, and nil mrdo rer dy for tho begin
ning ot busluees, It fuoiih to bo tho
gunornl opinion of evory ono on th)
ltoguo that tho wholo lower countrv will'
bu benefited by tho cntrniico nnd opera
tion of the two' companies on tho river
THE WEST
VIRGINIA
STRIKE
Only, a Few Operators
M Conference
, lluutington, "a. April 11 Joint
conforonco of tho coal operators nnd
United Mlno Workoru oi West Vu. con
vened bore at noon.
Tho operntors present Vtro from tho
Knnuwiih fields exclusively, not another
fluid in tho etnto being represented. All
tho minora' etnto ofllcera woro presout,
und president Mitchell nrrivod to'ulght.
OpinloisB dlffor ns to whether n s'riko
will be ordered this seiion or not, It is
'fcMn (hnt tho'Norfolk. Wostor nnd
"ii i ' , i .j
Now Rtvdroperntora will ctitirtdy Ignore
the nicotine,
Vice-Presidential
Nomination
Holo, Idaho April Kl The Democratic
Jefferson celebration takes place tonight.
Delegations from all ovor tliu etnto -nro
prrrent. At the banquet an nddrctu
Ib to be ninilo by Governor Clinrnbar
lalii, oi Oregon. TIiIb will launch u
boom for him or vlco prealdeiU,
CUMMIHS BROTHERS
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE
Arrested on Charge of Counterfeit
ing, and Complete Outfit
Found In their Possession
Tho San Franclpco J'.nllotin bringc on
ncconnt of tho nrrt.-it of tho threo Cuni-
mina brothers.I'red D.. Jim I', nnd Geo
A. nt Stockton, California, on the clmps
of parting counterfeit moboy, .consist
ing ot boi!"H dollars nnd half dollars.
It seomt that they have been in tho
business for about n year. They resided
with a mnrritd sitter in OaUland Oil.,
and had n cb'ckon ranch at Klmhure.
j The detective got ujwii Hiiir track nnd
finally discovered their counterfoitlng
plant by tearing np the carpet In tie
parlor nt Klmhurat house, when they
found a trap door lending into a TOorn
below. Here wne a coiopleto Eit of
counterfeiting tools, together with
about flCO in bogus dollnrc, iZH in
linlvus urid oticuzh metul to mnko a nice
liltlu s'nko in addition.
Tliu threo brothers nru known In Math-
Held, nud (ieorge was hero Inst Summer,
w known
leaving in .vugusi. u i no
that ho passed considerable bogus mn:- ,
vy hero, and hii dopartnra was quite;
auildnn. iiniiiM!iAtilr nftr lm imri i.nnr. 1
up ngainstMarsb.il Carter on account ol
his bad coins.
It is said tho connterfeila pnised hero
ro R ver' Pr irat'on ' tho seuu-
' inc coin.
IiABBIT-RIDDEN CALIFORNIA.
,,nr,I" ,,u to ,,,e tet Cmo for ,
llrlizlnn llnrra and the Came
uuent Ovcr-ImiiortutloB.
It is reported that the Importation of
Uelglan hnres in such nht numbers
thrunteua Cnlifornin with the saino
dnnger which menaced Australia.'
Thy ure (iveirunnliig the whole coun-
try to such nn nlarming extent thnt n
boii.it v has been offered In oiuu coun-
ties for their aklus. . I
This Is due pnrtly, snys the Ifcw
York flernld. to over-imnortntion nnd
pnrtly to their great fecundity which,
by tho way rrmliid. one of the small
boy, who, frowning oer hla school
tnbk, "wUhed he wns il Uelghm linre,
'cnuee he' heard they multiplied rapid-
ly." I
, At nny rate, they hnve multiplied too
rnpldly for tho pence of mind of the
Uillfornlu rnolu-r whoso crops sutler I
from the eonstunt depredations of tlio ,h
iiilHchluvous tiulmnls.
A wny miUof the difllculty mhjht bo
miKh'ested Inn recent ktntisticnl report
to tho etTeet thnt milUons of rnbhlta
nro Hhuilitered every year In the llrit
ish iHliuulk nud Aiistraliu for their fur,
which is luod In innklii,' felt lints.
Tremendous miinbrra of these skins
nro sent yeniiy to hut manufacturers
in thu United States, nfter first being
sent to continental Kurope to be
pllieliedof the long hairs which nro
usoh'HB in fejt ninklng. This is done
by plienp hnnd labor, eompotent mn
clilnVry to perform thnt work rernnlu
lug still in tho Umbo of thoutiimented.
When the skins fliinlly arrive hero
they are Khncd of their closo fur,
which thvn goes to the felter. It sure
ly sucips ns If thero mut bo bomo
eeoiiomle method of bridging this gulf
between So obVIriuttan oversupply nnd
nn eijually great demand for tho homo
product rabbit sklus. iM, .
For
ConoreteMen Also Join
Strikers
PortlandBuilding Sus
pended Portland, April 13 Tho hod-carriers
and concrete men struck today joining
tho small Army of building trades em
ployes already out,
Tho employers this morning demand
ed poltce protection at eacli building,
nnd If this fa granted tboy will import
mechanics In ail lices to toko tlio place
of tho striker. They havo agreed not
in futnro to employ union men, AH
bulldii,; operations will bo suspended
fur a fow days.
THE REDWOOD
Extract from Bulletin
Bureau Of Forestry
cf
Tho Redwood of California belongs to
a gpnuf of whluh the Big Treo la the
only other species now alive. JJoth ure
slKetl to tho Cypress, nnd tholr lu.xber
is often called by tho saino nsmc, but
thoy.nre lotaci;ally dirtinct from each
other. They do not even occupy the
etm situations. The Bfg Troo occurc
in foattured bodfuj on tho west slop? cf
the Sierra Nevada, while tho Itcduuot
on tho weit elopes of the Cosst Itnge.
Tho IUdwood is pepulnrly thought to
oce.l,Iy a strip of country 10 to SO miles
, . . . , . ..
""" "" w;c ""-sun I,ne co uai
of Monterey but these bonnderiea do
'Ot cover its actual distribution. Two
thousand teres of Itudr.oou', in two
feptia'o grrupe, nro growing in Oregon
along tho Cbetco rivor. South of the
Chutuo n ccn'.inucus ltcdnood belt be
gins. Hy way of-nrcr valleys and low
lands it increases its width from lOmilop
at Dol Norte county to IS or 20 miles
and kce'ps on unbroken to southern
Humboldt county, Iforo for about n
township it thins out, but becomes dense
again 0 ruilec north of tbo Mendocino
line, aud nflcr entering that county
widons to 35 miloi, its t,ritest width
Tho Rcttwcod belt end in Mendocino
county, lut isolated forests are growing
in aheltorod spots ns far touth ns Scl-
nn Creek Canyon In tbo Snnln Li cin
moutit.iin?, Monterey county, 12 n ilea
EOUt, 0; iR0 Gordo 50)'milo3 from
,, .,,,.,., . , .,
lh "t,,8' lilult ol tbo treo a,0,IB .0
Ohstco rivsr.
7 In HedwooJ grows to a pro ;er holght
than nny other American tree, liut in
, tfa d , , , e2Ccceded b tho
'
Wg Treo o' tho iorrre, 0 i tho slopes
o-js feot ii nl ou its maximum height
ad 10 foo- its greatest dinmoter, whilo
on tho lint', ufador bolter condltloitB, It
b m f t , , , Uh dI
....
tnr of 0 teot. Most of tlio Kedwood i
cut is from 100 to SCO years old. After!
tho treo 1 ns paitol tho ngo of E00 years '
It usually begin i to dio dowu from tho
top ai d to ft 11 off in erowth. Tho oldoat
Red oo I omul during tho Turenu's
investigation had legun lifo l,'J78yenro
ng.
Cniuo nml ISfToct.
La Mohtt Children nro bo much
worse than they used to bo. What do
you attribute it to?
Iji MoynoImpvovcd ideas In' build-
l"K.
La Mouft Wlm 1 1ms tlmt.to .do with
It? " "
La Moyno-rucli. Shingles nro
Bcnrco, and you can't spank iv boy with
n tin roof.-Phllude3phln Record.
indictment Quashed by
' Judge Bell '
Not Required to Act as
Policeman
---r - r .
Scattl-, Apr. 13. aopcrlor'.lugc Ugll
this morniuir qua-hed thoLidfctnicnt
against JInyor Humes charging him
with falliug to suppress. gambling ai.'d
kindred vices.
Tho Judgo held that tho law doe's not
contemplate that tbo mayor shall act as
n police officer.
North Bend WooIenMlll
HEW CORPORATION
FORMED YESTERDAY
One Hundred Thousand (Paid-np
Capital Plans for Active
Operations
At a meeting Iri Marshflold yesterday,'
the North IJend Woolon Mill Co, wae
incorpointcd. '
Tlio iocorporato.s arc T. V. ClarEf
Itoy
Clark and
L. J.- Siuipfon. Tbu
caju'al stock is fixd at tlOO.COO, nnd
t.i
the now 2iitution will siurt off wtti
ibis capital fully paid up. Tho novf
corporation will absorb tho lUndon
V6oien Mill Co. h
T. V. Clnik will be prcaidint end'
general mauntror of tho new company',.
nd Itoy Clark, general narlntondcntj
Tho new mill building a: North Lend
which Wsald by niechsnlcs to bo tlio
Oval wooden tmildiug in tho county, is'
bilog ptislcd as rapidly as potslble."
Tho main building will bo C'Js'JQO , f t -thr.o
stories, hisrh, and n two ttory
oil will bs ndded (tlxHW fiot in alii.
M. Clark will !avc for tho Kxtl in a"'
fow days to purchnso tbo Intett and
mojt approved machinery for tho niill. r
This plant of threo eeti will bo in
smiled as aoou is it Jcau lo ot hero,
tbo ensines, thattiiic eii liavi.i nl
ready ben ordorol. V u-n tlif-t part of
th plant is in operation, which Mr
Cluk hopes u).l bo by July Jit, Uni
Haiidon plant will Vo brjuhtoyor and
installed.
In this way tho leasl po3ilblo tluio ,f
will bo lost, and tho tcviug of timo is
mado imperatively u'ceihary Hy the
recent acceptance of nu order cmount
ini; to alont $C0,OCO worth of Bode,
'rom tho Meyorttctu Company of S.vu
Francisco, in aCdltlon "to orders v.iiicti
,veic already c'r hand, entllefut to keep
"tho old plant Liuy nlbt and day until
July lit. lu fait It lock! aalf tfio com
p'ete nill would bu l;opt isoloc; night-
.mil ihwfnr an Indo'trilw' iorIn-l. '
In tliUcasoU will employ about 20Q
people, nud it is readily to bo teen that
this will bo a Jgreat thitiij, not only for
North llend. but lor tho wjiolo bay.
When tbo new mill iscompluted'thera
will not bu a bettor plant on tho coast,
aitd Cots Bay will huvo every leaton to
bo proud of us rxqutition.
. JCp ono ncod bo parllculnrly wqrrlcjj,.',
ovev 'tho stateniont of Poultney Ulgo
fow that this country would stand no
ohow'in n war with Germany. I tbfP
tlvst plaw, thero isn't going to bo any
)var between tho United States nntt
Gormany, and, besides, it Is extremely ,
probablo thnt .D;iUiiey jloesu't ktiojy
what ho Is talking nbotit. It Isn't thp
llrst timo tills has occurred.
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