Weekly coast mail. (Marshfield, Coos County, Or.) 1902-1906, August 15, 1903, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text"'ill T.- ' - v I) lMN-avM vw6 . s ?r n . WEEKLY MAI1L ,.w COAST t ' i ' 71 VOL XXVI, SACRED PALLIUM CONFERRED Upon Archbishop Far ley (Special to the Coatt Mall.) Now York, Au. 1.1Tlio Imprenslvo and beautiful ceremonies Incident to llin conforing of tlo racrod pallium upon Aichhlehop Farley by Mgr Falconlo, tliu pnpnl delegate, took plucti In St. Patricks Cathedral Tlio mau'lvo ami spacious .edifice, was crowded with tier eon ii of promlnoncu In nil walks of Hfr. At 10 o'clock tho procefHlonol prelatim and prloata formed nt tliu archliMmp' Iioiim) and escorted Mgr. Falconlo mid Archb'lfhop Farley to Hit cathedral. Tliu procession wao headed hy cuneor, crona und banner hearer. Tho arch bishops nud bifdiopx wero all ioImk! In veelmtntt, and eiwh was ,uccoinpnulixl by two.pIotrf,-wolklnr; oir oltlier side and followed by train biarert. Tho prolate Included several archhlihopH and mqro than aicoruof bishops, betide a hundred prluala (rum all parla of Now York. Upon arriving at tho cathedral, tho dignitaries nud their attendants march ud into tho sacred ediflco and up tho middle lole of tho unuctuary , where thoy ii'iuiuied their placer, Mgr. Falconlo and Archblihup Farloy occupying tho pluses ol honor. Tho beautiful und Imposing eervlcet began with tho votivo niHflnnf St. Fran cIp. Itlnhop MoQunld, of Kochentor. then. delivered iinearniM nud oloueui cermonoii tho historical sltiniiliMucound rarred mcanlmrof tho pallium, When Mgr. l'alcoiiio urnco to confer tho sacred pallium the enwer interest of all wh manifested by iho profound vilouco that pritvailod, A (tor paving an eloquent tributo to tho Inmentod Arch lilHhnp (orrlcau, u tirmi ho pronounced rno of tho Moni;het Nippon of tho church in the Nv Worl ', l,e mhlrod himrelf with evidHiit .iff cit.in an I . i . 1 1 porrunnl repaid ti AiiM bop F.rl-, lip in whopn lirrml hIihi'Iim li iil'iod tl o mo red uarmmit an HitHyiiJ.on.vnt Hie hitfli tank nonferri.! utton hmf by '! ohnrrh. ArcHMithoti PnUy responded feolliiKly.toui'hiDR briitl opuu the euro, moniof of the day. Meloro i.h ciiiil.l rtiv- lnnrii titp.t'ional benediction i tho to ivM-gatlm.. wbleli would complete the co.miMiit', the mm tern of in'iemoiiv, F.Ubor I.wi and Hayes, onored a dult-mition of proumi limnl ciltzMOM, repro'pnti'ij tho lab v .ud herded hy Judas Morgan i O'tMen, within tho HancMinty o riHivnr an ml droHdnf oouKrHtnlatiou. KluiUa fchoi tiitloiiH on Inhalf of Um If-rv were Itronouted bv tbti 11 v, .lnen 11. Mn (i uiii, IniorKpib-d 'at apiooprMie InervalM toroiMlio it tho exicl'" iiiiuti" wic- Mini),' bv the lare und cnrofully trdiei choir. Tbi ojrMjvf j-l ed at 12:S0 p in I'lion lh p "hiiu of proline and priolH 10oruaul and nuruhed out of tho 0tthudr.tl to tho. Arohlilnhop'o roaldouco. wuoro an Inforniul recoptlon wns bold. Hamuul Klmoro, vlco-pronldout of the Columbia Itivur Packoro' AHBOciation, hue ecld tho Morninj; Aiitoiiau, tho old oft papor In Astorlu, baying been outnh llehed In 1873, to Valtor Lyon, of Huloin ox-privnto souretary to tloyoruor Geur, and Otia Patterson, of Tho Dallr.e, or. Heglstor ol tho United Utatoa Laud 01 Iko at Tiio 1)I1ob. The transfer ln cluiloa, bealilep tho nowtmapor and Job plant, tho building iu which it Is locatod. BIG FIGHT r SOON TO COME OFF A BnnFrannlaco dispatch eaye Aa tin tlmo npproacbui for the contott botween JoffrloM and Corbott, who are to moot Friday nliht lor hoavy weight champloD ahlp of tho world, popular Intorcit In tho flifht li rapidly lucreaalno;. Tho ruanairomont of tho club under whole auaplcua tho mill taken place la In re ceipt of application for tlckoti Indlcn tlurf n larKo attendauco from out of town. CIiIckko, Donvfr, Now Orlenna and aron, New York and other citlea farthest Kjiiv will be rejireenled at tho rinnsldfl. Tho ttafuluK qiurtors of Cor he tt were vlsltod by many nportlni: men deiirous of obtaining, a llrBt-haud opinion of bis condition. Tho outlook la for a litre amount if money to be waKerud on tho rohul'. of tho contert. Jeffries will nat, i urally rule u huivy fuvorllu in thobettiriK and tho onlv quuntfou Is ono ol oddn. Corbetl, however, hut) n laruo number ol dnvoted lollowern nnd jaleiirura fii this hti homo city and tho Jeffries monoy will find ready lakern, prtlculary If temptlni; o Ida nro offered.' A TEN DAY FAST Boy Drifts to Sea in. an Open Boat Picked up by Atlantic Liner Special to the Mall. Now York, Auj. 13. on ''board tliu Morgan lino stoumur whicb-arrived ot ClulveBton today Is a tiny Spanish lo, picked up at Hea after floatlni! many aaya In an open boat without food or wotor.. I Ho Ih about 10 war. o'd, and when' found was nudo, helpne'8 and much . oxhaunto.1. Ho with two others wero Uublng outnido tho harbor of Havana, when tho iHmtbroko adrift. His com- panlouo awuin aelioru, but ho, being unablo to ewim, remainod in tho boat. Ho was ndrlft flvo days, ns near ne lie can remember, but tho captain says It would bo impobslblo (or tho boat to drift so far In. flvo days as it was 580 miles. Ho tiilnkfl tho boy was ndrlft at least 10 days without food or water. Tho boy ia too feeble to talk, bolng not rquch more than a akoloton. Hie skin pooled off and salt wator bolls covered his limbs, but ho will survive, MARSHFIELD, COOS COUNTY, OREGON August A GREAT TJ" SWEEPING OVER THE WEST INDIA Martinique Devdstated and Thousands RenderedHomeless Cuba Also y Suffers Bpaolal tc the Malt. Washington, Auj:. llr-Consul Jowell of Fort DuFjanco, Martinique, cables tho stato department under yesUrday's data, the following: A terrific cyclono visited) this Island at midnight Saturday, doing great damage to crops and fruits. Scores of bouses at Fort DeFrancewere demo llohed, Trees two' feet thick .were'up- rootrxl. Ono ' person killed. The Consulate is Intact. Eeren woro killed at Trinato and many bouses wore destroyed in the now Till ages of Tlvoll, Fond, Fnrnlcala and Ho clnseo, rendering 5000 victims of last year'e catastropho again homoleis, lteporta from tho interior of tho island aro indefinite, but tbero is groat dis cournKOraont. Havana, Aug., llTho burrclano which UNION VETERANS UNION Special to the Man. Rochortur, N. Y., Aug. 13 Tho 18th national encampment of tho Union Vot eraiiB Union and tho Womau'e Vuteran Uulief Union convonod hero today for two days. After tho regular routine of , of business of each day thoro will bo campflros in tho tvoniug, at which speakora of national fanto will addrosu Ulu voterftnB' T''0n'Pn'ont wns called to order ,n lhotm6mb)y UM ol ,ho Chamber of rt . i. ..i..ii i.t i ''u'uu Bl "' t,,,CK ""8 ".K oy tho comniamler-lnMshK Gunoral U. F. " Hila city. K.mnltuueously tliu tvomuu'e auxiliary anwuibled In an nual session at tho Osburn Uouso. Tho roports of tho various officers ebowod tho two organisations to be holding their own in regard to member ship. , It is roported that 70,000 sheep, tho product of Crook county, are being driven to tho California market where thoy will bo sold. The 70,000 sheep cooBtltuta the lncroaso In Crook county whero the range la said to be insufficient, tojkeep them. HURRICANE r ftU heavily ir- has prevailed In the Wet Indies for tbr ,1m1 'ew d7 tick Santiago last niabt, , causing considerable damage. Tho storm fa moving toward Havana, All wires in the eastern portion of Cuba aro down The last mejsavo was received from thai locality at 11 o'clock tbia morning. ashington, Aug. 11 The Weatbe bursa iraiu bls morning sent out' the fob lowing: The hurricane- that appeared at East Barbadoea August 8th., approaching Cuba from the Carribbeau eoa, will pro recurvo northward over Florida. There wiUbedangerauB storms within tho next 48 hours in tho gulf, South Atlantic und Cuba waters, The Oldeat lloapttal. Tho rcnnRylvuuIn hospital In FhUa- dolphin Is tho oldest hospital In tho I United States. . It wan built in 1755. Coming on .Alliance (Special to the Coast Mall.) Portland Aug. 13-Tho Alliance fail ed today with tho following passengort for Coos Day: J R Martin, G O Col well, Mrs L II Pierce, L H Piorco, L H Loota Mrs A It Gould, Mrs Binch, V X Hall, Mildrod Burnett, J Meyers, Mra r H Culbortson, Mrs Wilton, J Fern, Mir Mercliaut, J Morris, L Perono, TThomr mm, W WIIbou, J W Liddle, Mra J i Korkan, Miss Campbell, C M Wickham Mrs L Klveare, Mr McFadden, Mrs 1. M Hondrick, MIsb Griseen, Mrs Hanne ford, F W Burnett, G Y Harry, N Luadbotter, Mrs JH Culburtson, A Stepb, 0 H Merchant, M Wallaco, Gates burg, W Bolrd, W Kornin, W Karpei end eou, 8 Williams) F AboaJerovh, Dt A H Gnutd, Mra J H Leets, Miss Han- nelord, Ms McFaUduu, Mrs Chus Grifc- sen, MissB Demotes, Mrs Burnett, Dr Swonsen,,Mt8fl Culbortson, Miss Wilson, P Btoph, Mrs O II Merchant, A J Paul D A MoLeod, W Hampton, W Hutton, TLonuon, Bowater and son, Tho decomposed remaina ot a man have boon founJ in tho Willametto river Beveral miles below Albany, It is though to bo tho body of Georgo Armstrong, the Benton CourHy farmer, who disappeared mysteriously several weeks ago, Arm strong was last seen near the river. lie waui bout U9 years of ago. ISLAND 15. 1903 FORBES FIGHT Special to trie Malt. Sap Francisco, Aug. 13 Harry Forbes and I'Frankle" Neil, after finishlbg training this morning, am in fine shape for deciding their claims to the bantam weight hpnors in their twenty-round contest in this city tonight, Forbes expresses himself as confident winning under acy rules, and that Nell is in good heart is evidenced by the manner an which Nell money is being freely offered about the resorts where sporring men congregate, It is flndinn takers, without odds, in a manner thai makes it certain that a large sum will change bands on the' result of thi match. iThe contest will take plneo under the auspice of tbo Yoeemlte Athletic Club in Mechanic's Pavilion, where the heavy weight championship battle between Jeffries and Corbott 19 to bo pulled, off tomorrow night, aud delegations from many cities whoare berejfor the biglflght will help to swell the crowd at the rina- sile tonight. Forbes and Noil will clash at 110 pounds, one pound above tho bantam weight limit. Tonight's encounter will bo the second meeting between the two. Their first tilt was at Oakland, whero Forbes won in tho sixth, after Neil's seconds claimed their boy had been fouled. Thoy wero romatched, but went wrong the day precoedlng the fight and his brother Clarenco, who was sub stituted, was defeated in tho seventh round. ' Every time n man coacs .across a lot of old clothes In tho house he arches the pockets, though ho never finds anything. M ' m m i i isWUMUHsWUlMiism m m ih1 W ' B BSSsV BSSSV nm"-? f "A-BSSSSBSSsMBW?S1kW5iBW .IbSSSSSSBSsVsBSSsMbBbSSBIbV-H. B 3 B S H - o jtt-j-iv 00 ufl t aHlTAJjp I IRBHBBBBBBBfi0n9HSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl ssssssssssW--isssW-ssWg-:-FssssTTgoWig MAGNES & MATSON HEADQUARTERS FOR UNION MADE GOODS NO.33 READY .mM FIGHT Odds Ten to Four on Jeffries Ipsclal to tho MltS Oakland, ChI., Aug. 13 Jeffrie! , arose late andote breakfart in the kitchen of tho hotel Metropole. Afterwards be held a reception on the sidewalk, Ha will do light wont at the Reliance club, thia afternoon. Alameda, Aug. 13 Corbettfs utter lack of nervouaness is the main feat urn of hia condition. San Francisco, Aug. 13 Referee Graney still insists (hat the decision will go to the man who has made the better fight at tho end of the twentieth round, but hopes and expectsa .knock... out. Jeffries' appearance has forced . thfc odds to 10 to 4. MAYBE SERIOUS AFFAIR Special to tho Mart. Washington, Aug, 13 The 8tate Do. partment has not botn officially inform ed of the Sllverspray affair and doul'nes tomuko a statement. Admitting that the vessel was In American waters, matters aro serious, but officials are in clined to believe that if she was poaching on tho Canadian Bide she should have stopped when hailed by the Pelrat. M 7i 1 Js. , i 1 4 .' I i -i i r . " M...