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RELIANCE
KEEPS HER
ADVANTAGE
Again Runs Away in
Third Race
Now Tort, July I--TI10 Kollanca fin
ished In today'd rncn nt n considerable
distance ithund of tho Columbia. It
looked no though tho Hollitico had
foru roach til tho Constitution mid beaten
huron tho first luw hltchon to weather.
Tho boats wore jumping And It won n live
ly, racu batworn the Constitution and
Colutnbla, close and exciting
BARRETT
. SUCCEEDS
WM. P. LORD
Washington, July 1 'in appoint
ment was Issued today to John Barrett,
ol Oregon, former Minister to 61am, to
bo minister .to tho Argentine republic,
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vice William Lord, who retires on sc
count of old age.
'HOLDUPS AND BURGLARS
Bandon-by-uie-Sea Badly Infested
by Invaders
(naudon Recorder)
IlAiidiin hnt heretofore had Immunity
from tho hold-up gonlry and has not
bru i bothered with houto robbing to any
extent for some time, but it seams Mint
thu sneak thiol nnd tho highwayman
have both struck tho town nt tho enuio
timo, or perhaps both pcrtonngoB nro
represented in thu uanio individual.
Tho 11 rot indication of highwaymen
being a factor in lianduu. budded into
lifu luit Sunday night, n week ogo, whou
Union Hoak wns retiirnlrg homo from
tho upper end of town, nbout 10 o'clock
Ht night. IIu wnH on tho plank road
nnd nbout op pool to Dr. Klmo'sJoMIco,
when n limn stepped out of tho Uark
iuh9 of tho cypruti hedgo that grows in
front of ltoburt Walker's yard, nnd
ordered hliu to throw up bin lands,
Well thuetrnngnrprocnuded togp through
bin pockets and relloved hiiu of what
cauh hu had about him which amounted
to about 9.
Tho next hour.1 from wiie N, K, Hark
Iow'h plnco. Mr. II, llvus in West llan
dou and tho sneak hivil boon in tho
houso during tho family's abeouco, turn
od pockota Itlslde out, rummaged
through ovcrythlng nud got away wjth
nbout throe dollars that ,waa loft in the
house.
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On Frida of last wcok tho houne of
Uoorgo F, Williams received tho atten
tion of tho thetf who tried to unlock n
door but broko hie key off in the lock.
Ho thou broko in n largo glass in thu
door, entored and, trjndo n search of tho
, house, turning pockotn, rummaging, nnd
leaving general diHory behind. How
ie vor ho failod to Untniy monoy anda
air, Wllllatna bad a gold watch (bain
hanging In right which was not bother
ed It is evident that tho Until was niter
money nnd would not take anything
eUfl, nt Irast Mr. Wllllamn snd fumily
misled nothing from tho house
On Inst Sunday tho residonco of Dr.
Klnio rrculvcd lh attention of tho tllf
vrlillo tho family wnro away from home.
On this Occasion ho found somo money
belonging to Dr. Klmo and family, also
llvi dpll.ua belonging to Mrs. J, II.
(Jrois in all fll,76whluh disappeared
with tho thulf.
Monday night ho visited Joo Young's
plucj, Mr, Young on arriving homo
seems to havo met him at tho fence be
twHin hip hotiro and barn or at hit barn
door and hud r-omekind of acquaintance
with him, but wo are uot ndvlsml as to
J nut whn but understand that Mr.
Young flri-d his gun In the air a couple
of Units as a warning that he had bet
ter makq hlmtelf scarce in that locality.
Thuea depredations an becoming far
too frequent and a proper effort should
bo made to apprehend tho party or
part l who are trying to llvn at tho ex
pense nl other people wlte out Riving
propor consideration. In return,
ALLEN
GOES TO
EUROPE
New York, July 3 Tho United Btatea
commissioner of patonts, Frederick I.
Allen, sailed for h'uropo today on tho
steamship Bt Paul and will spend flvo
weeks abroad investigating the methods
employed in the patent ofllccs of Groat
Britain, Germany nnd Franco with a
view to learning If possible anything
that might profitably bo adopted in tho
thu United Btates patont olllce. Mr.
Allen will also tnko the opportunity to
go to Switzerland and inspect tho inter
national bureau for tho protection of
Industrial property located nt Berne
GETTYSBURG
THREE DAYS
0
PROGRAM
i
Gettysburg, li., July 1 aovcrnl
thousand veterans nnd their families,
representing both North nnd South,
gathered today and began a threa day's
rclebratlou of tho fortieth nnnlvorsary
of tho buttlo ol Gettysburg. Tho chief
features of today's program, which was
carried out at Itoynolds' Grovo, wore1
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historic addrcssQB by General O, 0.
Howard and Gonortl II, b. Huldekopor,
followed by tho unvolling of a bronzo
statue at John Burns, tho aged Gottys
buru mail who was wounded throe timea
in tho historic battle.
Cholera Infantum
This has boon long rogardod as ono of
the inoHt dangerous nnd fatal dleeasos
to which Infants nro subject. It can bo
cured, hnwovor, whou proporly treated.
All that Is necessary Is to givo Chamber
Iain's Collu, Oholora and Diarrhoea
Hemedy and Castor ojlj as directed with
each bottlo, end a qurO is cortalbi "For
sale by John Proust,
IOWA
IDEA '
ALIVE
Cummins Controls the
Convention 4
Makes no Concessions
To Opposition '
Drs Moines, July 1 The caucuses
proceeding the Ilepuhllcan'i convention
this morning emphasized tho fact t hat
Cummins had complete control and
dictated tho formation of each committee,
doiplto the vigorous opposition of the
congressional delegation which' begged
vainly for a modification of the tariff re
form plank, for the appointment - of
Hepburn as permanant chairman, for
appearance' sake if nothing else, and
have foar congressmen on thn resolutions
committee. Cummins was angered by
tho stories that the Iowa idea was dead,
VrVd refuted and to make even the itpftl
llsit conceeslon, brought about the selec
tion of Kendal of Albla as permanent
chairman. ''
MONEY
ORDER
EXCHANGE
Washington, D. C, July 3 By virtuo
of conventions which became oporatlvo
today by a diroco exebango of money
orders botweon tho United Statoa and
s
and Coeta Rica, Liberia and tho Trans
vnr.l Colony ii now possible. Heretofore
it has beon impossible to exchange
monoy-orders with these countries,
FEATHER
'WEIGHTS
FIGHT
Lively Battle Ends in
a Draw
San Francisco, July 2 The Uanlon
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Yangtr go at Mechanics Pavllllon,
laat night endod in a draw at tho 20th
round. Rofreo Eddio Smith was unable
to chooso the winnor betweon the gnmo
llttlo foather. weights. Tho fight waa
ono of tho fiercost ever eoen in this city,
Both mon fought with vim from the tap
of the bell of tho first round until tho
refreb gavo the docWBlotu Bo hot waa
the ilgntlng during first stages -that the
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battle aeoBatd to forotell a quick victory
for one or the other of the contestants,
Neither was able to seriously injure
the other, nnd tho contest lasted tho
limit.' In Kddlo Unnlon, Yanger rnft
one of the gretteit little fighters ho has
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been let go against. In Yanger, Uanlon
doubtless met tho strongest little man
tho feather weight has ever mot with in
thorlag.
r Tlie Fischer Company
A tmt house turned out to see the
Margarita Ficcher Company in the
harder,. play of T'rlss. The play is a
mixture of melodrama and comedy, and
was well handled. Miss Fischer, nj the
unconventional Western girl was in her
clement, and her support was all that
could Le asked. The specialties area
notable feature of the Fisher company's
entertainment and are highly apprcciat
ad. The bill this evening in
cludes "My Uncle from Swedon," a
dialect play, full of fun, followed by an
afterpifce, an Irish skit, written by W.
II. McBride, and enacted by McBrlde
and McCowell.
doming on Areata
Ate Francisco, Cul., July 1, Folio w-
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persons purchased tickets
ou the incominsr Areata, which left San
Fraielsco at 10 p. to.-Wednesday. Hugh
Braspet, FreL nlbjfcW..Q Crow, It
Uauio. A, Stora, Mrs A Stora, Miss L
Carlton, Mrs V Daley, Miss Straborn,
Miss 31 Donavan. Mrs A Freud, Mire A
Freud, D Emmcrson, Louis Halrauk, J
'Lennan, II Bailor, F M Parsons, Mrs
St John & child, Miss St John. Mrs N
Smith, Irono Satline, Mr J Engloman
and wife, 12 stecrago passengers.
KAISER
GREATLY
ANNOYED
At Insinuation Touch
. - ing His Honor
Berlin July 2 Thu Kaiser is groatly
annoyed at tho insinuations !n a dis
patch from Washington a few daya ago
that ho had ulterior motives in inspect
ing tho Kcnreagc. Ho thinks it retlects
on his personal honor, and tho imputa
tion is regarded throughout Germany
no an outrage.
It is reported that Ambassador Tower
will apologize to thu Knieor for tho iueult
offered him, as ho tvas a guoBt of the
Amorican nayy while aboordi tho Kear
sage. GOOS BAY WAGON ROAD
Gooda Stage Service-More Work
Badly Needed
Wo had tho pleasuro of.dropplnc into
Coos Bay on our return from a fow wooks
vacation lu tho Kaat, via the Coos Bay
wagon road. The service is good and
the stock used to carry 'tho moil ia in
better i-hnpo than ever before; all fat
nnd husky. Mr. Barnard certainly de
serves great credit for carrying tho mail
from Sumner via launch. Also for tho
new arrangement of carrying passengers
both ways, via Myrtlo Point and Coos
Bay wngon road, connecting at Dora,'
which arrangement is now in iffect.
The mountain this side of Falrview ie
now at its worst condition as the mud
on the Falrview tide ii beginning to dry
and makes wheeling very heavy, though
in n few dsyn with fair wether 'oiiig will
be good. Jack Williams (he driver from
Roseburg to Lairds says for n fimnll sain
of money the I) iUab county end coald
be put in tho finest condition nnd enable
blm to make the run at least an hour
shorter. Ho says he has a standing of
fer to carry tho Douglas commissioners
over the route free of cnargo nnd feolo
almnot certain that the trip would result
in an appropriation to improve the bad
spots, He says ho could make the trip
as interesting to them as the famous
ride which Greely took. There is a lot
of reason In this theory and II would be
a godsend If Coos' commissioners were
compelled to make a like trip over their
end of the same road. No doubt any of
tho drivers would enjoy the trip and it
would bo a high life from start to finish.
If a few thousand dollars were legiti
mately spent in catting oat some of the
timber nd brush which keeps the sun
from striking it the road would bo pas
sable with vehicles the yca'r around
Coos and Douglas counties can not
afford to allow this fa .scenic road to be
abandoned, and it certainly will be if the
aaatl rout is changed to the Myrtle Point
road .
RELIANCE
SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED
(Special to the Coast Mall.)
Bristol, July 3 Inspcctsor of tholhull
tho of Kclinnco this morning ehowed an
indentation five feet long. Tho injury
is serious nor an indication of weakness.
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Columbia and Re"
fiance Alone.
(Special to the Coast Mall.)
Nt-w Port, July 2. Yachts started at
12:30 only a few seconds apart, the Colt
urnbia leading, the Reliance next;
There waa an IS knot breeze.
The Constotion, 10 minutes after the
start, suffered accident. The pc&k hat-
yards partod and tho gall sprung. The
tender Satelite took her in tow and start
ed for Bristol where she will be taken t6
Herreeboffs for repairs.
The Colombia and Reliance are -male
Ing a pretty tiaht.
INITIATIVE
. ENDUM
Decided as Not Con
stitutional (Special to the Coast Mail.)
Portland, Ogn. July 3 Circuit court
for Multnomah County has pronounced
tho intitiativo and referendum not a
law. The opinion waa renderrd by
Judge Oleland andconcured. in by
Judgo Frazer, 8oars and Georgo.
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