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MARSH FIELD, COOS GOUMTY ORCOON, MAY. 28. 1904
No. 22
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GILLESPIE
JURY NOT
AGREED
Rising Hull. Intl., May 2 Tho MIIm
li juryt nftar bulng ' charged rullrod
tit ton thlH-inflriiltig. At omf odloylt
thuy ithowod jm iiulltsiitloiu of agree
ing on ii vurdlct.
Fell Off His Horse
lJurlln. May SB Tim Lokiil Anwv
Igor reports that I'rlnco Jamie, sou of
Don Carlos, tbo Spanish prulondur linn
Immui wotttitlccl in an engagement near
Hotting. Aiinthiir raport aya tho
prince uitiruly foil from hln hum.
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS
CojH'iihiiKun, May 7- The interna
tional I Tiihvrmloils Congnw oikjiiwI
today In parliaiiioiit house. Delegates
from twenty uiiuatrhts , including Dr.
Pottungur of l Angela, nrw pnuoiit.
Crown 1 VI iioo Frederick and the mill
Inters iiml diplomats attended tlio
nptMilug.
SAVAGE-.G-AT-
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ATTACKS CHILD
lrt Huott, Kuti., May 27Omer
NobI, ikm1 tuiii .'WtM nltiioUed by u
iimlhiir out wlillo pluyliiK with kittciw
lmt iiiKht. Tlio cat Himk lier tcotli
lit tho Imy'H oliooh. UhokhiK tho out
fnllnl to ropulno hur, mill tho mil
uiiirn tlmmt M out. Tim tuoth htlll
niniliiliiK IiuUmIiIoiI. i'inully tlio
JuwH M''r lirh'd ojhmi with n ohlnol.
Ulooil jmiIhoiiIiik 1h foiirt'il.
Prominent Man Dead ,
Merlin, My U7 Fwdorlok Solnnuw,
tho Kv''t iniinufiicturor, 1h ilund.
Presbyterians Vote For Union
Uullalo, -May 27 Tlio PreNbytvrlnu
(uiiunil Anrtombly votml today In favor
if unon with tlio Cmuborland ohuruh.
Tho voto wiw follov'M hy j,Tt
jlomoiiHtratloiiH, Wluuj tho ratllloii:
tion in imirto by tho. l'nwbytorlau
HjjiodH thorv will Imi no north and no
houth in PivrtbytoriiuilHin. Tho voto
wan ovorwholnihif,' In favor of aiiial
Ifiinmtlon. It wuh iiroyoeded by a
lively (litouttritoii, tho noKro doloyiitcrt
onpoiliiK tho iirojKwltlon.
't, uro Inlormoil that 20 out of tho 21
npplliMiita who Blood tliu atato uxainlnii
tlon (or tho Mh ttiudo In tho Mnrshllohl
Whool tlila your wuro miccoaulul.
Thoo. T,' Auhe, n trnvMliK oulosilmn
outol Hiui FranulHco, ia .inttfrvlowliin
Marahflold inorohantu today. .Ilia bond
qmirtors aro at tho Ulanco.
T, It, Bhorrldon nnd M. Rtoqlo ftJi
Kaatorti bushleia mon wlionro vlal'InU
Ooos Huy today, Tliojr nnmea nppoar
oli tho Dbnuo docket. ,
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I Vni, AtulorionV( Oardhier, le ti
visitor ia Marehfldld today.
METHODIST
ELECTION '
CONTINUES
Jon AiiKiilcn (Jul., Jlay 27Ituv, VI,
V, Aiidomon of Now Yuri: wan olcot'.'d
by tho iMothodl.it uoufonsneo thU morn
ln to Hiicvecil Hlidioji W V. JIoDowcll
iih noorctarj' of tlio IJoard of ICluon
tlon. Tho Went 1h niakhiK u bill light
to land an ofllolnl- plum and hupcK to
Bt tho Hwriitiirynhl! of tho Uvnovo
lont Hoard.
WESTERN
FEDERATION
0F MINERS
Listens to Committee
. Reports
Demur, Colo., .May 20 No biwlncw
of lin)ortnlieo wait trnnxaWd at thlrf
iiuirnlnjt'H kcmIum f this Wwtom lftd
oration. Tito tluto wuh comumod in
lioarliiK rcjHjrti of the vnrloiw coni
mlttciH and dliti'UHfilnK tho haiiio.
Tho ri'iMjrt of tho committee on eo
oiwrAtlvo HUnvA In tliiM-rlct whoro
rttrilaw nte in iru(fmH proved of proit
interext to tlio ileli'iitm, Ah it was
fihown thnt thfo Htoreii.whllb ennblinK
the iiiemlMim to jmrohiiKO living neo
OMnrlert at ulniont ooHtJrid at tho huiuu
tlmo proved irofltnble to tho" federa
tion treiiHtiry, mid tho eonaenHint of
opinion wai that they Hhoiilil bo von
tlnued and now omw iujiH5til. A com
mittee of live wan npixiintedto iiutit
with like eomiuittot.fi from tho Auieri
van l'Vderation of Lalior and tho
United Mine "Workern of Ainuriuii to
dffuniHri tho mutter of tho Western
Kederatioii ulllliatinK with tho other
two Imdlert for mutual Umcllt.
Tho Wo-itorn Federation ,lt 1h an
nounced, will not entertain .the pro
H)Hltiou HorlouMly aniens thoy Are
Klven many eoueotwlonti, olalmluK that
their orpmlt-.ntion lit one of tho iitroiif,"
iwtin tho country and oau rem a in lndo
pendent and auueeed juat an well.
F. M. Stewart of tho Coos Uny Mar
ble worka purohaaed lot eight In bloek
alxteen of tho Demi & Company addi
tion to Manthtlold, from A. E. Semon
yeaterday. Tho consideration was
; a-
Itolwrt IHirin of Gold Uenoh, Demo
oriitlo nominee for joint reprosentatlvo
from Cooit mid Curry counties, in In
tho uity today. Ho aiTlvod on tho
noon train from Coqulllo City uud la
re(latered at tho Blanco.
For a look of paluod flurprlao,
wateh tho faeo ofjtho young lady op
orator on tho Simplex, when tho mar
ohlno taken a look of hor hair and
weaves It Into a nice awitoh and then
preaeuts It to her with ltd compli
ments for a llttlo keopaake.
Gonoral MaiiiiRor W. S. Chandloa of
tho 0. D. It. & K. railroad, reoolved a
lino now galsolliio railway oyolo front
San Ifranuiaoo on tho Indt Alllnnoo.
The 'maehlno, whloh ia of tho latost
improvod model, waa turned out by
tho Sheffield Cilr LCopmnny of Three
Rivera, Michigan, and has ft apood
of
twonty-llvo miles nu horn'.
Tlio ateamor Carina arrlvod in the
bay fromSau Francisco yesterday ovon
liiri. brlnaluij -111 tone of freight . lor
Marahfield and U tons (tir North Bend
r iT. h1". rtr t Tftiffrt fe if Tf
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runi ftn-inun
Russia Irreslsta-Wy
Driven Back
KUROKIANDOKU
IN
Kinchow Fight was; Artillery. DueP-Official
'Account of life 'Battle by the
Japanese Gojiimander
POUT ARTHUUR SUIU10UND?:D
ToL-io, May 27 Fort Arthur la en
tirely unvelojK'd. Admiral Togo has
establlahed a complete blockade
around tho Houtliern end of tho Liu
tuug pcninsulo, whiloktlio JnpMiWHe
land furcvfliav!) 'vcp hts JtuiwirtiM
from thoir. dofeiLics wet of Duluy and
in the liuiueiUu to vicinity of Port Arth
ur. FORCES JOINED AGAIN
Rome, May 37 Tho newspaper See
olah him u Tokio dispatch stating that
ICurokt and Oku, whbno commuulcA
tious were rojxn-tcd cut by Knropatkin,
are now working lu conjunction along
tho Feng Huang Cheng road making
it impossible for Knropatkin to attack
either separately.
ARTILLERY DUKLL
Tokio, May 27 Additional details
of tho Htorming of Kiuohow state that
tho lighting was practically confined
to tho artillery on both sides, ami tho
guns were tired hotly for llvo hours
without intermission.
Three Jnpnitcso warships in Kin
chow Day co-operated with their heavy
guns. . A Russian gunboat in Tiilleu
wan Day tried to draw o(f aomo xf tho
lire by attacking tho loft Hunk of tho
Japanese.
STORY OF KINCHOW FIGnT
Tokio, May 27 Tho oomuiundor attacking-Kiuohow
reports that May 22
Attornoy 15. L. O. Farrin, J who re
cently wont to Portland to bo with his
wife during n Hurgioul operation that
was' pqrformed upon hor ,in Umt city,
returnod to Murrihllold today, coming
lu by way of tjio Myrtle .Point route
from Rortoborg. Mr. Farrin reports
hla wife's coudlton greatly improved.
S. A. Eastorday is n Soattlo man
who an'lvod in Marahtllod today by
way Qf tho Myrtlo Point ronto. j
MANHOOD RESTORED "CUPIDENE"
TbUfro! yUlU VIUHwr,lhjvroflpUon-of faou J rohllirittkii. Villi quUklr
Ml, rlu Is III Hack, Vrembliaa Mfrya Bebllllj'. IMWlea,
(lnMlaMi Jterrr, Trlilt, mtt Camtumif. 6U; the. buuaM, Um
U the oolr known tmUt to mm Hkal h .rtia. 3w0 iiMbx1Iv A wrtlt.n suuvinlw Jt.o nl
wut7Ttumi4 tftix VomiTa m4 tMBBt ari f ! Ul tls tot a.N. by to, Htui to
jMmXtt MMmivwmmw. . mmdmn, ihtnhIin, imi
eu
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ENVELOPED
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CONJUNCTION
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a rttytauoiter wos mndo and tho cue
myVcauuouuding ahowed Uint they
had on Naahan hill aonth of Kinchow,
four fifteen oeiitiinetro nhrnpnel gmu,
tcninlno to fifteen centhuctro and
tw'Wy tvvclvo teutlmctre qaiok fir
ing, lifsldcs at least ten fort guas at
tho foot of tho hill, where wiro netting
and mines had been placed.
May 23 tho attacking forces com-
mouced oxrarions aa pre-arranged, hauloonust, but prompt work by tho
On' tho 2d .11 reconulaanoo waa madojfl"1110" Tetl the building and pre
which discovered tho enemy's right vented loss of life. All tho aged in
wimr on Hmuwhumr Tow. whero worn mates wore removed aafely. A por-
alxmt eight hea-y gnus facing tho sea.
Fragments of tho ouomv'a aholla '
showdd that thoy had tAvouty coutimo-
tre guai and fifteen coutimotro can
nons, eight ten and a half centimetre
cannons nud.aevcu ceutlmetro qnlck
firing guns. Small bodies of iufantry
aud artillery of tho ouomy wcro obser
ved stationed at Kiuohow.
On tho morning of tho 25th our forc
es attacked Kiuohow, engaging tho
fm.mtv'a ftrMllitTt mi TflTialinti 1.111
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On tho duwn of tho 20th wo commeuo-
ed cannonading whloh lasted five
hours, while three Japauoso warships
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assisted tho land forces from Kinchow
bay. Tho enemy's gun boats attacked
our loft wing. I
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Wo took- Kinchow at C:ao a.m. of
tho same day and after bovoto fighting '
nnnnnlAit Vnlmn hill nnil miMiiixl '
tho ouomy,
We promptly obtain U. B. and Forelim
Muim
CBeud model, tktoh or pboto oi IutcbUob tot
iroo report on paieutaumr. itorireeBeo)
Hoirto8curoTtiinr uanin write
l'tktenti aud I nHUC""MIIIVO to
MMUiim
lVfirllllIiJ
Oppoalt U. & Patent Of
WASHINGTON D. C.
Ica
Fr sajej liv John PruM.
SMOOTS
TROUBLES
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Salt "Luke, May 20 Senator Dnlwiu
Ji luTofrom- Wnablngtou in conference
with the antl-Smoot people. Ho de
olares tho Smoot investigation will lw
puslicd to tho bitter end., lint nothing
will bo done until after election.
Berlin, May 27 Details reachod hero
today of an anti-somite riot at Chotin,
Bessarabi.
Three thousand Russians, Armen
iau, Oreeka priests, voTkmen and stn
dentri attacked tho ghetto ind demo
lished the synagogue interior. Tlio
mob plundered tho shops and stormed
the honics, I)cating tho inmates and
kuoutingnude Jews, treating tho wom
en with tho coarsest Indignity. Over
one hundred were injured, while many
aro destitute and homeless. Gendar
mes finally n,uolled tho riot.
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FIRE IN CROKER
OLD PEOPLES'
.... HOME
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San Frauolfico, -May 27 Fire in
tho Crocker Old People's Home, at
noon today tlircatened for a time to
destroy tho building and result in a
tion of ouo wing of tho Btruotnro was
burned.
PREPARATIONS FOR
GRAND CELEBRATION
Enthusiastic Meeting of the 4th of
July Committee $1000 Now
In Sight
An Enthusiastic meeting of tho 4th of
Juiy committee waa held in the Cham-
her of Commerce rooms in Marehfleld
't night. A report ot tbo finance com-
mitteo waa read, ehowlne a eubicrlptlon
0 850, .Blrcady ilgned and ft flattering
prospect of ralaing tho fund to 1000 this
wo k' waB decided to make thla, the
grandest affair of ita kind In the history
oQoQ9 Ufty 8nd t00xtend lnvItaUon9 t0
nn Cooa Ray and Coqulile river towna
to loin Marahflold In tho routing cole-
. bration. Plana were utpcuaeeu lor n
grand rstor carnival and launch re
gatta t) toko place in the afternoon aud
a mncnincant fireworks In tuo cvoning.
Free Doate will ho in service on thb bay
and an effort will be mado to run free
traiua from Myrtlo Point, leaving their
on the morning of the 4tn aiid return
ing on thq ovenuig of tho samu diy
A petition waa ruined up for erculiir
tion among tho buaiuoaa men of ihu city
soliciting, thoir contracted triMco in the
local paporj from now until the 4th. for
the pjtrposeof extensively advertieing
tho occasion.
AJtor appointing a vcomuiittoii, ,to
select and arrange for tho picnie
crnunde, tho nieetiui; adjurued until
, next Mouday evening,
! FRUITLESS LEARCH
FOR BANK ROBBER
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Auburn, Cal. May'27 Tho Bonrch
for hto man who entered tho Placor
county bank yesterday and stole u large
quantity of gold cbiu'was renewed to
day, Imt tipv to noon no traoo of hiin
Jhad Ifeonound, s-
SAWMILL
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Anacortea, JWn., May 27 The Rog
ers saw raillfnlid lumber jiirds ytq& ".
burned thin mornuig; Tlio losaiia'0 f
100,000.
Lawton, Oklo., MayS7) FIra !thi.4 '- .
morning destroyed ttfp FarnW'ti hotoli," '
canning the dfeath of John Drennan' '
and Patrlopk VlcCabe; The other-''
gneste barely escaped. '
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ATTRACTIONS - "!
FOR THE STi -L0UI
FAlf'.,
San Franclcso, May 27 Tho Bteamo
Sllerla arrived this morning from , ,
the Orient with forty-six members of
tfio , Philippine commission ' to th4
Wqrld's Fair; Sir Frederick TrovbC '
surgeon to tho King of England arid
Shen Nang Hoo, a high Chinese offi
cial in charge of the portrait of the
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Empress Bowagwr that is being seat
to.tbs World's Fair. Forty-sixgeWwIg
girls for the fair were also on board,
Tbb Davs' Rurkn Af
San Quentin, Cal., May 27 Fran. '
cisco Oshoa, tho Mexican sentenced to,
haug today for the murder o'f lils 'mis
tress at Bakersfiold, has lieen granted,.
frx:
thirty days reprieve.
BEAYER HILL MlES
TEMPORARILY SHUT DOWN"
Present Shipping Capacity Unable to. ..
HandleOutput Coal Supply
Unlimited
On account of tbo limited facilities for.
shipping the cut put' of the Boaver Hill
coalminea'ln thla vicinity the entire.
crew of ralnera employed there are Idle-
today with over 23C0 tons of coal stack-.
ed np ahead of the ateainere. All ot the"
company's bunkers woro filled last
Wednesday and as there waa no way. to
dispose of tho coal aa it came from the
mines it only remained to closo dot u
until tho ti camera couU clear up. the.
blockade. Tho steamer Cziilna, operating for
thle company, at rived In the bay lust
night. The Czuioa,. with ft capacity ot
a tittle ovca- iuuu ivne, in um "uij..
Spreckloa boat now callln at'thla point
and la the" only boat 'hatuUlnp tlia
Reaver UUI cpnl. The slfntne'. Break
water, lately purchased by tho Sorecklea
company, Imbqoii to be put on this run,
but aa hur coal capacity U evou lew.
than that of the Czarina, the two boata
will be kept contttaiuly ruiiulug Vj .
immlln tlm cnnl nt lis Droseut rato of
out pilt with but ilie aliuhtett, If uur.'-
injceajHy .jor lucreaaig (iiu "uniiyj,,
force. . , t
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The aupplw of coal' tappcu uy , tneaa
mlns is almost unlimited, tho quality
ii Al, and with a (sufficient increaso i.l
tl'O mining force, four such boats aa MiQ
ones above mentionod coma oa aei
constantly om ployed loryeare, carrying
this Cooa county product to market.
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Convention Kyiint Timi .
' Denver, May 8,Notrg ofjinpor-,
tfluoe was trmisacted at the Iveatern ';
Confederntiou convention. thidmoraAt
ng. The convention wilLbo. in 84o4 J
for twp weeks longer and'tlie eJeoafW' :
of i officers will not be bad ror'lem
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