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VOL XXVI.
NOTED
STEAMER
CRUSHED
'Crew Escapes North
ern Cold
Bpoclal to ths Mall.
Ijtidon, July 22 Tlio strain whaler
Vegn, In which Nofdentkjold rucom
pllshrd tho northeast pnioe, wn
crushed In tlio Ico nt Melville bar, April
'Int. Tlio ciw inwlu n .'100 mile Journey
In nti open boat find reached nearest
srltlemunt. then reached homo without
coBtmUiti.
BODY
LIES IN
STATE
Dead Pope Looks as
if Sleeping
Harmony Between
Church and State
(Special to the Const Mnll.)
Rome, July 22 A, private view of the
.Pontiff's body, by church tllnltnrlru,
thu diplomatic corpi, nnd thu Roman
aristocracy, which ordinarily occurs nt
,1
"tho Sletlno Uhupel wn held today in tho
'
throno room, in accordance with tho
Popo'i wishes.
,, .... ... ,
t IhoroinovuloftheurncoHtalnliiBtho
Viscera to theQalcrnnl chinch is widely
eommentod on, na it is thu imriali church
of the Kiua pnlnre, nnd lomu believe
... . .
the nciiou prpnRi n creator I nrinouy
between the church uud utate.
The I'ojio'a face hr.n netumod u inoro
natural QXrealon, i.lthoiiKll the ox-'
treme thlnuufs of (tent ngu in ) lululy
upi-nrenl. llo look at thuuti lnur.
In n otitic e!ep.
OmKlla nnd Iliuupolla have bocsmu
.. . r
voinphitely reootivllwl, thus n'ildlii thu
furmer'e clmui:s to be olrultbh
This inorniui; the I'oiw'e body wo
liUll in KimUtn'i lu tint tt. nine room.
hut it U uxpsctiul il util bu rumod to
fit. rotora'thin uveuiug. Tim puutiuur
torn hriH bhowu thu vital oriiaim himlthy,
with tho exception of the luuga and
pleura,
Tho Snored l'ltm of tho Drutttn.
The Driihlti held many plnntH sacred,
aw, for liiBhuicv, vervain, hoIukq. mistle
toe, ami iimoiit; trcou thu oulc uud tho
rowan. There lu, I think, no nerlous
doubt us to tho Identity of inly of theso
oxcept tho Hecoiid (Helugo), which Is
ironernlly thought to he thu club moRe.
Oulc UllHtlutuu Ih coi'tiiliilv ruro. nnd
that may huyo been the reason why It '
mu tin especially bucicu dinriictur, but
it docu exlut.
l3T.T".rUS
YACHT '
SKIPPERS
JOCKEY
Opeclal to ths Mall.
Nuwport, July 23 Tho Now York
Yacht Club today rcces fur tlio Alitor cup
TlirroOO foaUis wore to bo sent over n
48 inllu ccurro for a special prize.
Vcntlifr condition, weronot ol tho best.
Tlu fi'llclnl ntitrt um made nt 11:17 In
n boiling sen, with I'll eight knot breeze
blowing Hndlry. Tim Conrtitutioufnil
isl to got Iter new mast In time to par
ticipate. TIip start wis one ol tho bitterest ever
witntsU'il, Commodore Morgan bad
thu Columbia's whwol ami Copt, llarr
the RoUnna'. lu'ii tho warning
Clin sounded jockeying for position cotic
inouccd. llarr carried tlio Kullunce
upon tins Columbia ond'tbrew bur over
on tho went bet qunt'vr. When the Bail
ed off h Krtllnnc hung onto nnd fol
lowed thu Columbia who enmo out
Minrply nn:l stood for the line. Ibo Re
liance followed backward nnd forth 'ic
peatudly until tho Columbia suddenly
shot across thu lino with Bnrr io oIobu
to tho comuiltti'u boat that hu could not
tack, but was compelled to taku tho
Columbia' wake 45 minutes Inter.
At 12 tho yachts nppronchod each
othea on oppmlio tncks, when the Cob
iimhm c nelly crossed the llollnucu'a bow.
It teemed nuybody'a race when thu
two dltanpcnrod In tho hrtooffl'olnt
Judith.
At 2:45 ut the crcond mnik the Re
lUnro Itml n big lend over the Columbia,
nnd wnscourtnutly pulling nwny..
IIic1i1hih1, July 211 Lack of wind
,iftV'1 n,, "'"J,1 ,' !)'? M,,,"rn,r0ck'iJ
tod iv'h spin, hhnmrock I bird crossed
the Imenl 12:50 nnd thu old liint three
. minute lut r. The rntirvu is 31 miles.
At 2 o'clock Shnmioek 1X1 blmik-
leted the ehnllt'iip'r, and ibiin thuchnl
cnv,,r r,uitfht u Muky wind nnd paeml
I jj, , ,,, caURlt R wn,
P'-ed around tho Chrtllener, wont
iii'oiiud the ouier umrk nnd crossed the
Chnlldnuers Imw. Thu ehnllenuer "ill
be taken to Krlcbubin Bntnrdnv after-
non,
I
RAjl ROA
BUILDING IN
0KL0H0MA
Gpselaifto tho Mafi.
(Iittlnle, Okh., July 3 Conitruntlon
work on tlit Oiieiit through Wenturn
Oklulioma is piociwdtu at a rapid relet
thu entire li'nj(ih now romplntml lu the
luirltwry buluu about 10 miles. Wi'hin
a mouth it ietxpcctcl thnt H(15 mllue ol
tho road will bo in operation uud by tho
uud of thu year GOO miles,
Tho road, whon complotcd, will mnko
nn almost boc-lhie through Oklahoma
from Anthony, Knu,, to thu.ltud rlvor,
nnd will peuetrnto somo of tho richest
agricultural country, ns well ns tho
cattle belt in Oklahoma, It will alto
strike tho great wheat region of the
mltory.
MARSHFIELD, COOSfCOUNTY, OREGON July 25.
3
ALASKAN
M
BOUNDARY
DISPUTE
From Friday's Dally.
New York, July Sf-Profotsor 0. it.
Tlttmnn, superintendent of the United
States coast nnd neoiletlc surver. ll
lor Kurope toilay on nn Important mis
ilon In connection with tho Alaskan
loutidnry situntlon. Incidentally be
will reprctent this ("vernmenj at the
conference of thu Kc-odutlc ronRreos
which metis at Copenhagen early next
month.
After the adjournment of the geodetic
empress Professor Tinman will K to
London 'to nssist tho American members
of the Alotiknn bonudnry commission,
ronrlstint; of Hicrctnry Root, Senator
I)d(?c and former Senolor Turner of
Washington. Professor Tittman is one
I nf Ilia Iji.I i.nMlnil mun In l)m Ilntlrd
Ptttea on the Alaskan boundary dispute.
For years he has triade a spec&l itauy,
of this anbJiHJt and ho has securvd for
tho coast nnd geodetic surrey n ralaablo
collection of old Uritish and other maps,
some of which, It is said, show that the
British geographers admit the American
contention and that the territory in dis
pute belonua to tho United Stntes. Pro
fessor Tlttmnn has msdo nn impartial
study of tho question, and as a result of
his imeatipatlon, extonded over a num
ber of years, be la firmly convinced that
If nn argument ia reached by the commis
sion it will bo fftvornble to the United
8tutee.
Hu was one of tho commissioners who
two years ngo studied original mops in
Canada nnd examined boundary posts.
in the northwest country aa n prelimin
ary to thu work of fixing the truo bound
nry lino. While professor Tittman is
not n member of the' commission he
will have great intlucnco with Its mem
bers by giving him tho benofit of his
technical knowledge nnd experience.
Very Remarkable Curo of Dlnrrhoon
"About ix y-nre- npo for the first
time in my life I had a su Mpih ond ee
xuru ettnet nf diarrhoea" siuh Mrs A I Ico
Miller, of Mnrunn, Texas. 'I uot tern
turary reliul, but it enmo bhek again
and twain, nnd lor six long years I have
enfiored more misery and ngony han I
run tell. It wnH worse than death. My
luisband HpeuV huudreda of dollars (or
lheiclaii'rt profcoriptlona nnd treat moat
without avail l'mnlly wo moved to
Uofrjuo county, our present home, und
one day I happened to bee nn advertise
ment of Chainberlaln'p Colic, "OIiTJIera
and Uhirreho'ti P.emedy with u tnatl
inoiiial of a man who had been cured
by it. Tim i'ihii w o t-itoiiiir to tny
own thai 1 coimluded to try thu remedy.
Ibo remit w nf? wonderful. I could hard
ly realize thnt 1 wu well ngAiu, or be
hevu It could be hi after ltug niffiaed
eo long, but thu one bottlo of medieiuu
costing but n few cents, curediino." For
bale by John Preuss.
A Poor naroan.
"I'ea," npolofflited tho old dtlxon,
"our town la.protty dirty, I lcnowj but
wo havo n struot clcaulug burcatj."
"Burenul" oxclulmed tho uusoplilsU
cated stranger. "I should think that
would be nbout tbo poorest hnplomcht
yqu, could u,so for clcaulig Btrocts."
"Well, It ls.'.'-Chlcago Tribuita.
YOUTHFUL
i MURDERERS
TO HANG
Special t tht MaU.
Icxd.gton, Ky., July 2J Arrange
ments have been completed by Jailor
Wallace and his deputies for the execu
tion tomorrow of tho two youthful wur
dercrs, Earl Whitney and Clncd O'Brien.
Seldom in tho criminal annals of the
statu have more heroic efforts been
mado to savo the condemned from the
gnllows than In thecacc of Whitney and
O'Hrlen. So conclusive was the evi
dence of their guilt, however, that the
higher courts aa well aa the executive
declined to interfere,
Whitney and O'Urkn entered the
home of A. 13. Chlnn, a prominent Lex
ington mcrrhnnt last winter arjd when
discovered shot Mr. Chlnn to death in
his bed. His con, Mr. Asn Chlnn, was
dc'poratoly wounded by the burg
lars in a battle in tho hall. He wound
ed Whitney In tho straggle and this
wound led to the dlecovery o'f the mur
dercrs.
SHAM
BECAME
REALITY
Missouri Militia Men
In Conflict
Manylnjured and Some
Seriously
(Special to the Coast Mali.)
St. Joseph, July 21 Tho encampment
of tho state mjlltln had n ehnm ' battle
Inst night that wns not all sham.
Four regiments and two batteries en
stnged In tho ilnrknoss far eff from spec
tators. Tbo conflict became nctual when
n company of infantry etolo up on tho
battery nnd the captain of tho latter,
angered at being eurptised, refueoJ to
surrender when surrounded. Heads
woro cracked and faces and heads were
S'Jtbro plashed. The Infantry clubbed
.... ......
their tipritiKjieia nius, nnu mo Daitery
inou utod their sabres.
Privates Gates nnd Klefier nro danger
ously and perhaps fatally Wounded by
sabre thrusts, and a doien others nro
more or less seriously injured, Black
eyes and bandaged heads aro common
today. No ono ia allowed to entor the
hospitals.
llie'y mlgQC arrange an nufomobilo
raco coureo in tho desert of Sahara.
The grpund thero Is tlat and the place
not much froquented liy'reetriattB.--
usuumors Axnnc&o, ,
1903
GARDINAL
GIBBONS
AGED 69
6peclal to the Mall.
V.nshingtou, I) C. July 23: Cardin
al ditibons, of Baltimore, who is now In
Emope to attend the conclave which is
to choose the successor to Pope Leo
XIII. la 03 years old today. It ia an odd
olncidence and especially Interesting in
connee"on with the gossip concerning
Cardinal Gibbons' changes of succeed
ing to the Chair of St. Peter, to note tho
ftct thnt the Cardinal has now reached
the exact ago at which Leo XIII, then
Cardinal Peed, was elected Pope.
WASHINGTON
BANKERS
IN SESSION
(Special to the Coast Mall.)
""Wilatcom-Waab, July 23 The annaal
convention of the 'Washington State
Bankers' Association in session here is
one of tho best attended mcotlngs In the
history of the association. The three
days' program that has been arranged
for the meeting calls for a number of
papers and addresses by representative
bankers and financiers of Washington
and other states of the Northwest.
Coming on Alliance
Special to the Mall.
San Francisco, July 2 Steamor Al
llanco sailed at noon Wednesday with
the follorvini? Daasencor list for Coo
Bay: J A Luse and wife, L Plans, HT
.Maxwell, lienry wieuer. juagaroi
Grow, Agnes Taylor, Mrs L A. Taylor,
L S Lnwlor, -Mrs W 0 Oweu, B Bavau
nah, J F McKee, E G Callender and
wife, Victor Uudlnes and wifo.A Collins,
W J Rust, 0 T Williams, F J Bingham,
E F Nelson, Mrs Nelson, 0 M Nelson,
M Wilson, J Williamson.
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MA6NES & MATSON
HEADQUARTERS FOR
UNION MADE. GOODS
NO 30
FORTY
MILE
COURSE
Gone Over By the
Two Shamrocks
Special (o the Mai.
Highlands, July 21 A dense fog pre
tails this morninz, Lipton'a intentiop
owing to the Pope's death, was to keen
tho yatchs at anchor several days, but
his American friends have advised him
that this is uncalled for, consideringJthe
short time left 'in which to try the
challenger.
The wind frohsnad to 11 knots and
Shamrock I wint over the line at 11 :40g
Tba challenger followed at 11:41:21.
In tho rnn to the outer mark she
easily caught and passed the old boat.
The; coarse was 40 miles. Shamrock III
finished the first time arourid the' dis
tance of20 miles 32 seconds ahead ot
the old boat,,.
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HEAVILY
SHAKEN
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6peclal to the Mai!.
Salt Lake. July 23 Reports 'from dif
ferent portions throughout the state
indicato that the two were earthquako
shockst bis morning, and they were uni
versally felt.
At Onden some people rushed into tho
streets in their night clothes nnd serious
damage is reported.
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