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MaRSHFIELD, COOS COUNTY, OREGON Nov. 21. 1903
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MAIL
VOI- XXV I,
ROOSEVELT
A3 LABOR'S
HOST
PresidentReceivesLa-
borDelegates
(Opeclal to the Coast Mall.)
Washington, Nov. 18 Uponlnvllnllon
ol tlm president six members of orn
nlred Inbor o( Hutte, Mnntnnn., dlnu at
llio Wlillc llntifo thin ovonltig, When
tlm President uni. In Itnttu ho expressed
himself ah ho Inu highly pleased with the
reception itlvifii liltii, nnd itxprsaicd tho
wMi thnt ho might show nt tho White
Monro hid appreciation of tho hospital
My by cuturtnlnliiu mi'inbors of tlio
4
Hulto nulons.
A special Invitation was wired to tho
I-iitto unions nnd arrangements for thn
Unions was nrrnngod, Tho men
who nro to pnrtnko of tho President'
horpltullty nrn Mnlcorn Oilllon, pnit
pron'ilcnt of Hutto Rtntlounry Engineers'
I'nlon: Kdwrd Imgof Miners' Union;
Daniel McDonald, proeldent of tho
Amnrlcnn l.nhor Union; Frank Doyle,
prcildcnl of tho'Traden nniI"T.ftbor"""Ae'
irtnbly ; M. 1. iKimpsny of tho Minora'
union nnd J. W. Gilbert, of tho Iltitlu
Wnrklngmon'a Union.
FRANCE
FOLLOWS
OUR LEAD
In Recognizing Pana
ma Government
COlOmbian EmbaSSyg,slKiicdthUIIny.HuennVnrillfttienly
Repulsed
(Special to the Const Mall.)
Wellington, Nov. IS Tho I'rtMiuli
Aiiibmudor .liitfteu.ml, thtn morning
vlitd tho State Department nnd pro
ton' nl nn (illloinl 'iiotillimtlnn tli't tho
It-dcIi li.urri'coiMiUiMl Panama. It is
ci.ccteil thnt other gimit powuro will
I'llolcly follow the procwd-nt.
M'niBtet WttllarrnblM (ho Mute Dr.
p. rtinont niidor vehtotduv's dctn thut
U.irtngnim urilvo 1 nt Colon yiti-rdny
and triml to iirriugi nn Atrni'i'.lib htMtlo
niDiit with l'nniuiin, Iloilld not Iniid.
but wnB uutertnrtied on the H.igBhip.
Thoeommitteofiom tho Juntu mot
tluun thlfuno'niiitf :uid iiifnimed tliem
thnt it wnH too Into, Thn loyomment
of Pnnnmn wnH indopondont and won't
r tnu'o her Btope ' ('irtugeim nnd
loiiiinittoo lenveu imlfht,
'lho lathmiiB. in v ntly uiit, and
thnro nro no iudlcnU. u of troublu !nuy-where.
CUBA
FAVORS
PANAMA
Will Send Minister to
New Republic
(Opeclnl to the Coast Mall.)
Havana, Nov. 18 Aftor discussion nt
tho Cablnot mooting todny Cuba posi
tively rehires to comply with tho retjurpt
of I'roNldont Mnrrnriuln, of Colomb'a,
thnt Cubn r.lvo hor moral support to
Colombia opposition to tho now repub
lic of I'annma.
Kmplusls wan given to Cuba's ntti
tudo by Instructions which wore reiter
oted to Honor Dnquu Cuban Minister to
Pnuama thnt ho treat with tho now gov
rnmont in his official (capacity.
Cubn will n!so accredit a minister to
tho now republic no soon no It is per
manently organlted.
GANAL
TREATY.
sicto
For Construction
Panama Ditch
of
No Time Lost by Secre
tary Hay
(Special to the Coast Mall.)
Win hiiigtoii, Nov. 10 Secrofiry liny
and M.l'hillupo lluonu Vnrillu.Mioisier
I nf Pnnnmn. nt (t nVlnrlr vialnrilv nvnii-
providing for coustructlan of tho l'linnma
rnnnl by the United Ktatoe.
Tlio ceremony orrurrod ecerbtly In
Ilnv'fi itndy. Thu I'nnnma Minister Mr
rived nt Mr. IlnyV hoimo promptly nt 0
o'cloek, hniiiig mndu nn appointment
with tho flecrdtury for n conference it
thnt hour. 11a waa enrprUud to find tho
tiosret.iry hnd beforn him tho treaty, n
gros(id in duplienti. Tho Hecrotnry in-
formod M, Uinim Vnrilln ttmt ho vu.s
rcmly to nlgu tho treaty. Tho minbtor
rond tho document cnrcliilly,nud then I e
nnd Bocro' ry liny nttnehed their 6ij!iw
tares. Coming on Alliance
Portland, Or., Nov. 10 Tlio Allinneo
enlln this evening with tho following pun
flongors for Ooos liny: DhIbv Juckpou,
Mubol Jackson, Ed Fink,. 6 Johmoti,
Mrti Jiclcnoi;(-U-Aiulor8on, 1U1 DiiigliKin
Hoes Dlngbnm, It Colomnu, l AThomnB,
S K Turgor, Mr R Jonoe nnd wifo, D 1,
OhuJBiv II Smith, N II Weillugnnd wifo,
Paul Welllug,
lHAYTIEN
REBELS
WINNING
About toCaptufe'San
Domingo
(8pecl.il to the Coast MalliJ
Capo Iluytll Nov. 18. Advices this
morning from Bandotningo say tho In
surgents shelled tho city throughout
tho night, nnd tho government artillery
returned tho firo.
Fifty rnannca havo been landed fiorn
the American ctuiter Baltimore.
Washington, Nov. 18 Oonul Powell
lias sent two cablegrams to tho State
Dopartmont dated tho 10th. Ho says
tho situation Is desporato and unchang
ed. Tho city of San Dotuingo is con
stantly under firo, and shells falling nro
momentarily expected. A sonond dis
patch under yesterday's dato says agon
oral attack was mado on Ban Domingo.
Tho Ilalttmoro landed marlnos to pro
tect American interests,
The Htnto Department is prepared to
rccognixo tho ItiMirgonta as tho do facto
government Juat as soon as they como
into possession of Snn Domingo city,
aud instructions to this effect will prob-
nbly bo sent to Powell, when furthor nd
vtceB nro received from him'.
MURDERER
TO BE
SHOT
(Special to the Coast Malt.)
Snlt I.nko City, Utah, Kov. 10-Tho
tito hw of shooting iiiBtoad of banning
n perron convicted of murder will again
bo applied in Utah tomorrow. Peter
Morenaon, the comlcted murderer of
Jnmoa It. liny, will pay t'io penalty of
his crime between tho hours of 10 a, in.
nnd 4 p. in. Ho will bo shot to death
by tho county sheriff in tho jail yard at
tlo penitentiary. Much interest is man
foBtod in tho execution and the sheriff's
ofllco is besiegul with, applications fcr
Hilmierion tickets.
TWO TO
0NE0N
BRITT
(Special to the Coast Mall.)
Han Francisco, Nov. 10 Hotting o n
tho liritt-Cnuolo fight it two to one on
Hrltt,
It would take the entire population
of tho Unltt'd States to shell the corn
crop by ham!, Tho atenui Hhellor will
flholl n bushel of corn a minute, while
the iiiost,prnctU'nl hand would occupy
tu hour mid u half to tho bushel.
U.oon I
SUFFERS
HEAVILY
Feels the Need of Fire
Deparlment
(Special to the Coaet Mall.)
Wasco, Or., .Nov. 1' Flro this morn
ing burned the Oregon Trading Co'b big
store, tho opera houe nnd several rel
dunces. The loss is 1132,000, with In
surance of 102,003.
Tliero was no fire apparatus and tho
town would havo been destroyed bad
tho wind not died out.
LAND
. FRAUD
CASES
On Trial Before Judge
Bellinger
(Special to the Coast Mall.).
P rtlnnd, Or., Nov. 17 On Monday
atternoon United States Judgo Dollingor
rcconsidorcd his ruling on domurror to
tho chargoB againBt Mnrio Wore, Ilornre
McKinley and Stephen A. D. Putor, ac
cused of forgory and conspiracy in con
nection with certain land deals.
Tho demurrer filed by tho attorneys
today was baeed on tho contention that
tho indictment was io6uflkicnt in that
it falls to mention tho meridian in de
scribing certain sections ol land in
volved. Tho court held with Uultsd Statee
District Attorney II nil thnt in ae much
us the filiue;1) were made in Ocgon laud
olllcop, Oregon meridian was meant,
Mm teal iVinc.
A stringed Instrument enspendeil In
a favornblo position near n pianoforte
will sound when tones correspondlne;
to tlio open Btrlngs nro produced on tho
pianoforte. The volume of. tho answer
ing tono will depend upon thentinos
phorlc conditions, tho (junllty nnd color
of tho persundlnu tono nnd tho pcnsl
tlveness of tho responding mnterlnl.
There Is n familiar anecdote told of n
famous trnor who by singing the tono
that was consonant with thnt of a
wlnoglnRa could mako tho glass shiver
ho violently that It would fall to pieces.
It Is beeaiHi of tills tonal sympathy
that tho cause of n hnrsh, rattling
tone that may suddenly appear In n
pianoforte Is detected with dlillcnlty.
'J'hough It may appear to bo In tho In
strument, K I often far away and may
como from a Ioomj globo or pendant on
n chandelier. Kvpii a key In n door has
teen known to be the guilty cnuso.
A Nation of Suiokors.
NotwlthsUuultug all ono hears nbout
the growth of tho cigaretto habit In
this country. Knglnud occupies a com
paratively lowly place as a siuoUh'g
nation, says tho London Tntler. Bta
Ustlca prove that as Bmokors Dutch
men nro well ahead of nil tho other
nntlons. Germans como second, al
though, man for man, they consunu
less than half as much tobacco an
Dutchmen, Threo times as many ciga
rettes nro consumed nnnunlly In Eng
land na lu either Germany or Holland,
but as consumors of plpo tobacco both
theflo countries aro far ahead of us.
CONGRESS
GRINDING
GRISf
Many Reltiotistrances
Against Smdot
(Special to the Coast Mall.)
Washington, Nov. 17 In Committee
of tho Whole thu Houeo today considor
od the Cuban treaty.
Knnpp wns tho first speaker. Ho
urged the enactment on tho ground that
it was obligatory on congress to main
tain the national honor.
StevenB. an Indiana Itepublican inear
gont, made the first speech opposing tho
bill. He scld tho passage of tho meas
ure invitea commercial war on tho part
of Europe and would narrow tho foreign
market and interdict fo.'elgn trado.
Watbington, Nov, 17 In tho Senate,
romonstsnees against A poet I o Reed
Smoot retaining bis seat were Bont to
the clerk's desk in great quantities this
morning. Penrose, Depow and Teller
each presented a batch.
Tho Senate adjourned after confirm
ing the appointment ol Lyman, post
master St. Louie, nnd several others.
Governor Durban of Indiana took
luncheon with President Rooeevelt.
Slioolr It Dottii.
There la n strong mnn In n certain
village in Hungary. Not long ago he
was building a stnblo for a farmer.
Just as ho was nbout to put the cul
minating brick in Its place he happen
ed to fall out with his employer and
by way of working off his auperiluous
energy went up to one of the pillars
and shook It. The entire building came
down with a run. This Is the most not
ablo case of "It come apart In my
'ands," ns servants say, since Samson.
T.oiulnn filolia
II III M
ii nil j n
iiit ii
NEW LINES, EXTENSIVE VARITIES, CHOICE VALUES.
Magnes Matson
HANNA
WOOD
l
Investigation of Con
duct in Cuba .
(8peclal to the Coast Mall.)
Washington, Nov. 10 Investigation
of General Wood's conduct while mili
tary governor of Cuba, in tbo hearing
of objections to his nomination to bo
major general, was begun thir morniiig
beforo the Sanato committee on Military
Affaire, J3
IJanna was tho first witness before'the
committee. Ho attacked Wood and de
clared thn latter used his influence to
persecute Rathbonc. Wood was as ex
travagant aa Rathbone, yet tho latter
was convicted on that alone, by Wood's
direction. This abuto of power, Hanna
contended, was sufficient to show that
Wood was not fit for an officer.
Tbo falling of a drop of rain la a
commonplaco, everyday matter, but a
Onsh of lightning ah, that la something
out of the ordinary, something to won
der at, so most men think. The hum
ble pbyaldiit plodding on the trail of.
theso manlfeafatloaa of phjn4cil energy,
thinks otherwise. To him tho drop of
water falling gently Is much moro of at1
mystery than tho sudden rapture of thsJ
air gap and the headlong rush of eleo
tricnl energy In a dlsruptlvo discharge.
Although rain has fallen alnoo tha
dawn of creation, man knows very lit
tic about tho origin, tho structure of
tho raindrop-. Tho reason for this Is
that tho tlmplo looking drop of rain la
in reality a marvelous microcosm.
Somo day when tho mechanism of a'
drop of rain shall bo made plain it will
bo found that the unlvcrso Itself Is not
moro wonderfully held together.
Tho slro of the drop Is not tlio obsta
cle In tho way of a clearer knowlcdga
of tlio drop structure, for tho avorago
dlamotcr of raindrops Is not far from
ono millimeter, and men of sclenco
havo to deal with quantities Infinitely,
smaller. H onset Magazine.
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