The Santiam news., June 11, 1909, Image 1

EVENTS OF THE DAY
Newsy items Gathered from All
Parts of the World.
A
PREPARED FOR THE BUST READER
Let* Important but Not Lett Inter­
eating Happenings from Pointe
Outside the State.
DROWNS IN NIAGARA.
Man All But Dies in Effort to Save
Suicide Wife.
Niagara Falls, N. Y., June 8.—
Aaron Cohen, of Buffalo. N. Y., saw
hie young wife leap into the swirling
river between Second and Third Sisters
islands today, only 150 feet above the
brink of the cataract.
With'iut a moment's hesitation, he
followed her, caught her hand, and
■truggled desperately to eave her.
Mrs. Cohen probably died in her hus
band's arms.
Before it was possible to bring effi­
cient help an hour had ¡-asm-«!. All thia
time Cohen was making frantic at­
tempt» to reach the shore. Hut the
*frugg!e against the current at thia
point it is about 20 miles an hour was
beyond bis power.
Fortune aid«! him, however. With
hie wife tightly clasped to him, he
bumked into a tree stump, and on this
h«> got a grip with his one free ha'-d.
There he stayed and shouted for help.
Finally word was carried to the res-
rrvatmn police, and PolieeaMM! James
Martin and three --ther u -n with ropes
hurried to the scene. Three times they
threw a rope E m - fore it fell within
Cohen's grasp. Wh.-n he did catch it.
he was too weak to tie it about his own
or bis wife's waist.
The two were 20 feet away from
shore, and it was extremely difficult,
owing to the precarious nature of th«-
footing, to make a good cast. Pinned
against the tree by th«- terrific rush of
water, all the strength had g«>n<- out of
Cohen, ami .he had been unable to lt««p
his wife's face above water.
Once Cohen had hol«l of the rope, the
men ashore began to pull.
Martin,
who was in front, slipf>«l and fell into
the stream, but quickly rrgain«-«l his
footing. When within 15 feat of the
shore, Cohen lost his grip on his wife’s
body, and It was carried down stream
and was lost to view.
SAILED 44 HOURS
hInner of Balloon Race Shows
Great Endurance.
MAY BREAK DISTANCE RECORD
♦
Kentuckian Takes Shot at the Indiana,
and Alabaman at the New York
Novices W-n Troph-et.
AIRSHIP RUNS AWAY.
Inventor Dr«ves Damaged Craft
Earth and Slides Down Rope.
to
East St Louis, 111., June 7.- A cast­
away in the skier through the breaking
of his guide rope, which form«! hie
only connection with the earth, and
later an areonaut on the ground, with
his ship floating away through apace,
pursuwi on th«- gr--und by an automo­
bile. Clarnle M. Zellers, a one-legg«l
inventor, totiight
con tribute« I ns*
pages to the history of aeronautics.
In a machine of no tpye known to
aeronautics,
invented
by William
Smith, a cattle-dealer, and described
as the largest aeroplane in the world,
Zellers flew from Fa«» St. Ixxiis this
afternoon at 5 :30 o'clock. When 100
feet up the guide rope became en­
tangled in an apple tree ami enapp«!.
leaving the aviator a castaway. He
sail«] 40 miles in a zigzag course and
succ«-e-!«l in makitg a hazardous land­
ing at Belleville, 20 mtlee from where
he start«!.
Zellers waa unable to atop his ma­
chinery, but pointed th«« nose of his
craft toward the ground ami allow« «! it
to shoot down like a meteor until the
end of th«- broken rope trail«] on the
ground. Just as Zellers slid down the
rope, a distance of 70 feet, it broke
and the dirigible, its engines going
full epe«l, soared into the sky witb«>ut
a pilot
Zellers pursued the bag'for a time in
an automobile, but could not keep up
with it.
GREAT STRIKE ENDS
Philadelphia Street Car Men Gain
Important Points.
CONCESSIONS FROM DOTH SIDES
Employes Get 22 Cents an Hour, Ten-
Hour Day, and Buy Uniforms
in Open Market.
HIGH WATER COMING.
Snake
River Near Record
Kootenai Rising.
Point—
Lewicton, Idaho, June 4. Lewiston
is experiencing the highest water since
15 years ago today, wh«-n practically
one half of the buainesa district and
much of the residence section was
submerg«!. The Snake river at that
time registered about 18 feet, and the
reading this evening is 17.8 fret, with
every indication of a further rise to-
morruw. Th«> city is in no danger of
tlocxl damage at thia time, because of
th« high railroad dykes which afford
ample prelection on both river fronts.
The Clearwater river has been rising
rnpldly for th* past several days and
reports tonight from Kamiah, 50 miles
above Lewiston, stated all of the false­
work and one of the cement piers for
the new wagon bridge being con­
struct«-! there have l-<-■ - ii carri««i awr*.
Old-timers who have ex|M-rienced
several of the most severe floods be­
lieve the highist water haa been
reach«! unless warm rains prevail
within th«« next two days. The snow
haa dissp|M-Br«l from tl e Blue moun­
tains from the Ix-wiston view, and in
moat years thia haa been regard«! as
indicative of an early subsiding of the
waters.
lip to this time no severe damage
hie been re|>ort«l from any section.
Indianapolis, June 8. if the balloon
Philadelphia, June 6. "The strike
Indiana has not been disqualified by
has been eettlmi. The men will re­
touching earth it h»s broken the Amer­
ceive 22 cents an hour beginning to­
General Funston bad a revolver duel
with a burglar, but neither was hit.
ican endurance record by staying in
morrow morning, and 10 hours will
the air more than 44 hours. Since the
constitute a day's work."
Indications are that the Calhoun trial
in San Franaciaco will soon be finished.
balloon Mart«! in the national distance
Thia statement tonight from C. <).
race
of the Aero club of Am«-rica from
Pratt, chairmen of the executive com­
France plans to spend $600,000,000
this city Saturday two r«-p«>rta have
for twelve new battleships in the next
mittee of the Amalgamated Aa»o«-iation
been receive«) from it.
ten years.
of
Straet Railway Employes, follow«!
One was that it had touch«! the
Three noted pickpockets have been
<-arth in T-zinessee an«! had taken on
by the deportation of the 450 non­
arrested in Chicago. They were en
water and proceed«] toward the south.
union workmen, mark«) the end of the
route to the Seattle fair.
If this is true the ballo«>n is distpiali-
strike ot employes of the Philadelphia
tied under the rule« of the International
Jack l-ondon says he has five differ­
Rapid Transit company. The trouble
Aeronautical Federation.
A second
ent maladies, and will return home at
British Columbia Suffers.
twgan
last Saturday.
dispatch
sign«)
by
the
pilot,
Carl
once. He is now in Honolulu.
Vancouver, B. C., June 4. Heavy
Fisher, and his aide, G. L. Rumbaugh,
The settlement waa brought about rains, followed by warm weather, have
Many Pittsburg mills are starting up
haa stat«-I that tl -■> dropped down M u
primarily
by State Senator James P. ci used all the rivers and streams in
full blast, employing thousands of men
enough to earth to let down a lid and
M-N hoi, r- | i li< u> h iv« r
f this th« Kuotenay tablaland of Britirh Col­
who hnve been idle all winter.
draw up a bucket of water. Under TRAIN GOES THROUGH TRESTLE
city, at conferences yesterday with the umbia to rise in fliMxl, and, according
three conditions she has not ln-en dis­
Joseph Simon is elected mayor of
t > alvices receiv«! frt-m interior points
qualified.
*
traction officials anil labor represents-
Portland and indications are that every
Plucky Engineer and Firemen Minim­
tolay, th« water* are still rising.
It is not ¡««Bible according to avail­
successful candidate is Republican.
tivra. Th**.» «inferences were fol Al-.ng the line of the Canadian Pacific
ize
Disaster.
able information, that the Indiana ha-1
low«] by others today.
railway between Nelson and Slocan
A half civilized Apache Indian mur­
broken the distance record of 852
Cottage Grove, Or., June 6. When
dered and mutilated the 18-montha’ old
After l>«ing in session nearly all day City tli.-re have lieen a number of
miles, for it was traveling due south on the middle of K«rn bridge, span­
washouts, with the result that rail
daughter of a white settler near
and would come to the Gulf coast al­ ning Row river, on the Oregon A the men agr<-«xi to accept 22 cents an
communication is interrupted.
Phoenix, Arizona. He was captured
most 100 miles short of the r«-cord es­ Southeastern, a mix«! train crash«! hour. The old -"awing system” has
Passengers are being handled by
by another Indian.
tablished by the German ballixin Pom- through ami fell, all but the engine, 40 been abulielx-d, 10 hours will consti­
boats between Nelson and Roseberry,
mrrn in the international race nearly feet into the stream I*low at 4 :30 tute a day's work, all employes will be
The end of the Roosevelt administra­
but freight traffic is at a standstill.
two years ago for the James Gordon o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Seven­ permitted to purchase their uniforms
tion, quick settlement of the tariff
BRUTES TORTURE WOMEN.
Tha Columbia river is rrported to be
Bennett trophy, which started from SL teen passengers were hurt, all of them in the o|x>n market, all future difficul­
question and assurances of excellent
rising more rapidly than any of the
crops are given as the three-fold basis Put Lighted Candles on Soles of Feet I aiuis ai.d landed at Asbury Park. N. J. more or lea* seriously. All the avail ties are to be adjust«l between the
-illi.-r BtNMM'ta th«- interior.
The last of the aix balloons entered able surg«>nx from Cottage Grove were company and a grievance committee
for prophesying the approach of a per
in Effort to Get Money.
in the national diatance race from rush«! to the scene of the accident by chosen by the employes.
iod of great national prosperity in th«-
Vancouver, Wash., June 4. The
Pittsburg, June 8. The work of which a definite landing report has ap«M-ial train ami the r«|x>rt from the
annual report of the consolidated stock
After a conference in City hall which Ci lim.lua riv.-rh.-
eight inches
U
r.«.k
IH
thllt
u-M..
sell,
tt.-.
J?J
robbers today at Belmont, Pa., near I. «-n r«-<rivi-<i is the .Rt. I <m • III
exchange.
I—■- ;
vu-«-;y «uuaj, Mayor t«--y iii'in«- m t i V.iurJ an-1 four inches in
thia r>ty, has sc sr.AT«-«! the com-nunity which dropped at Kelso, Tenn., having are still alive, it is bellev«! several burn made public a letter address«! to the last 12 hours. It is now 15 feet, 2
Russia wiii build tour new battle­
that a lynching is threaten«! if the covered about 340 miles. A. B. Lam- are fatally hurt.
John B. Parsons, president of the tran­ inches above low water. At this ¡>oint
ships.
men are captured.
I m rt was pilot and IL E. Honeywell the
John Coates, th«- fireman. w«-nt down sit company, in which he offor«»d the the river is two and one-fourth miles
Five men, all masked, broke into th« side. Other balloons lamied are as with th«- tram.-fell in th«- rn.-r,, swam terms for a settlement of the strike. wide. Th«- highest point reach«! by
Weakness of the government ham­
home of Mrs. Minnie Ash«-, 90 years follows:
pers the relief work at Adana.
out, hurri«-d to the nearest telephone He suggest«! among other things the the river last year w is 20 feet and 2
old, an I ransacked the place. With
New York, A. Holland Forbes, pilot; am! ¡>h«wi«i for assistance and all the following:
inches above low water.
Ten Austrians have chartered a
"All former employee will be re-
2,400-ton steamer for an Arctic hunting the aged woman were her daughter, Ian led nt Corinth, Maas., covering 375 available doctors. The work train ha«l
Mrs. Mary Ober, 60 years old, and her miles in 36 hours, 10 minutes.
just arriv«! and having steam up, a stored to their former poaitiona.
FEVER SHIP ENDS VOYAGE.
expedition.
granddaughter, Miss Minnie Ober, 23
University City, of St. lou a, trav­ relief train was hurri«! to the scene.
"Your employes to form a represen­
A canoe and the bodies of two young years of age.
el«! 340 miles, landing at Blanche, Th« w reck«! train was due here at 5 tative txxly which vhall from time to
Three Die En Route and Captain
men were found on the beach near Van­
The men found only $3.50 in the Tenn.; time, 2,5 hours, 24 minutes.
o'clock, ami the engine had just clear«! time lw accorded full opportunity to
Buries All, Including Wife.
couver, B. C.
housfc, and, believing there was more,
I!
r,
('..¡.tain BsMw.ii, j-i | t. the bridge when the center s|«n gave lake up with the proper officers of the
Victoria, B. C. Completing a voy­
A Peruvian mummy at least 1,000 bound the three women and torture ! traveled 240 miles, landing at Green way. Th«- activity of Engineer Wil­ company any and all questions affect­
age of 4.8 days from Santa Rosalia des­
liam Ostrander sav«l the engine from ing the rights of employes.
years old has been found wearing a them. They us-d picture wire in fas­ Brier, Tenn.
tening the women to chairs. Then tliey
Cleveland, landed at Columbus, Ind., pilir.g on top of the other cars in the
"The rate of wages tu-ginning July tined t«> be memorable on account of a
gold-embroidered Masonic apron.
desperate fight with fever, wag«] al­
held lighted candles to their bare feet. 40 miles, 2 hours 65 minutes.
ravine. Ostrander set the brakes and L, 1909, to be 22 cents an hour.
The Peruvian government has can­
Dr. Gothehnk, pilot, and R. J, Ir­ the train part«! at the tender, twisting
"These conditions to continue for most from port to port the ship
celled the exequatur of the Swedish
win, assistant, dying the Indianapolis, the rude and the engineer waa u ritrusly one, two or three years, as may be Springbank reach«! Royal Roads today,
BIG ARCTIC HUNT PLANNED.
consul foi giving shelter to revolution­
re|K>rtmg three deaths en voyage
won both the trophies in the handicap injur«! by the reversing lever. The agreed upon.”
ists.
race, which started at 3:45 o'clock Sat­ tender now rests on top the coach, 12
President Parsons made an immed­ those of Mr*. Royal, the captain’s
wife; Stewart Lun«!, and Able Seaman
iate reply accepting the suggestions.
Boxes containing 144 pints of whis­ Ten Austrians Charter a 2400-Ton urday afternoon, just preceding the feet of which is under water.
national race. The Indianapolis won
Steamer for Expedition.
Some dissatisfaction is expressed by J< hnson all of whom were buri«i at
key and labeled "Gloea Starch," and
the strikers, who do not regard th«- rate sea, th«- grief-stricken captain reading
•'Tomatoes," have been seized at El
Seattle, June 8. Dr. Hans von Ka- the cup offered tor the greatest dis­
• 100,000.000 FOR SUBWAYS.
tance
by
the
Indianapolia
Merchants'
of
wages named as a concession. How­ the burial service for each.
Reno, Oklahoma.
dich and l*o Mahler, of Vienna, left
The voyage up was made very diffi­
association, having approximately 16
ever, the agr«-rnient gives them shorter
here
tonight
for
Vancouver
to
prepare
Eight American cruisers are now in
That’s What Complete System tor hours and concedes them the right to cult. as two thirds of the crew of 28
miles
better
to
her
record
than
the
the Great Lakes, and Canada considers the steamer Transit, which has been Ohio. She also won the Fisher trophy
Chicago Will Cost.
purchase their uniforms from whom men were at ne time incafiacitatni by
it a violation of an alleged^ interna­ chartered by Rudolph R. von Guttman, for time in the air, having a margin of
fever, while th«< others were too Weak
they please.
Chicago,
June
7.
A
complete
sys
­
a
wealthy
coal
operator
of
Vienna,
for
tional agreement.
to perform their duties, save with
a four-month hunting rxpediti<>n to almost two hours over the Chicago. tem of subways for Chicago will coet
difficulty. Two are still fever-stricken.
A butcher at Somerville,'Masa., went Alaska and Siberia. The party will The victory of the [Indianapolis men from $1<M),«IOO,OOO to $ 112.000,000, ami
PORK PRICE GOES SOARING,
The S|>rmgbank arriv«i off the strait*
suddenly insane and slashed five men leave for the North July 1. The other and their balloon is consider«! remark­ be able to transport from 509,1*60 to
two Weeks ago, and haa ever since Ix-en
with bis killing knife. Three of them members of the party, which will con­ able, inasmuch as they ar« new at bal­ 529,120 passengers hourly, with seats
looning. They start«i on their flight for all; and with the present surface Almost Highest Price Since Cixll Wsr endeavoring to work her way in.
are not expected to live.
tain ten pe«>ple, are still in Vienna.
Is Recorded in Chicago.
with but five bags of Sami, ami were and elevated lines will supply adequate
The departure of Rear Admiral Har­ The purpose of the expedition is to
lightly proviaiuned. They made 2«36 transportation until 1931 or 1950, ac
JAMES J. HILL SUBPOENAED.
Chicago, June 5. Pork fo» Septem­
bin’s squadron from Honolulu for secure new specimens for Herr von
tulles, and wi re in the air 11* hours.
cording
to
plans
adopted.
These
are
Guttman
’
s
trophy
room.
Whenever
Manila has been delayed by the discov­
A message from them says their high­ the con lusione of City Engineer Eric­ ber delivery sold today at $20.071». Deputy Sheriff Takes Him Unswsrss
ery that about 11,000 worth of brass duplicates are secured they will ba
est
altitude waa 13,000 fe«-t. They son and Subway Engineer R. C. SL With the exception of a brief period in
Service Accepted.
and engine room fittings have been given to the Smiths« man Institute,
were shot at twice as they went over John, submitted today to Commissioner 1906, when cash pork sold for one day
and
if
a
third
specimen
is
secure«I
it
stolen.
Spokane,
June 4. James J. Hill,
of Public Works Hanberg, in a supple­ at $20 per barrel, this figure has not chairman of the Great Northern board
will be given to the New York Zoologi­ Kentucky, but were not hit.
Rockefeller says golf beats finance.
The
New
York,
which
landed
near
mental report on subways.
cal society. The Transit is a 2400-ton
been seen in this market since the of directors, while passing through
Corinth, Miss., was also shot at Sun­
The report haa four distinct plane Cudahy corner in 1893, when it sold at 8pokano on hi* way East tonight, waa
An immense stock boom is on in steamer.
day night, while passing over Morgan for construction, with two variations
Wall street.
$23. It sold during the Armour cor­ aerv«l with euh|x>«na at the Northern
county, Alabama.
Disgrace Causes Suicide.
of each, ami with the exception of col­ ner in 1887, at $24; and the highest Pacific depot summoning him to appear
RiMXevelt made a speech to Ameri­
lating engineering details practically price on record in this market was dur­ before Spoken«- county grand jury in
St l-ouia, June 8. Twelve hours af­
can missionaries in Africa.
Irrigation Project Damaged.
completes the city’s re|M>rt on tunnels ing the civil war, when It aold at $43 th« case of M. J. Gordon, ax counsel of
ter her husband, John Glaesser, ha«!
The first pf this sraon’s wheat has been arrested on a charge of embezzle-
Cheyenne, Wyo., June 8. More than for passenger traffic in down town per barrel.
the Great Northern, against whom
been sold in Texas at $1.35.
ment, Mrs, Martha Glaesser was found $50,000 worth of property haa been Chicago.
With the exception of the manipu­ seven indictments tor embezzlement
A San Diego, Cal., woman, her dead in bed by the side of the bodies of damaged and the big Pathfinder irriga­
lated markets of 1H93 and 1887, there­ have been broughL
Power Plant Wrecked.
fore, the price reached today was prac­
daughter and two sons will be married her children, Arnette, aged 8, and tion dam, a government project, is
Proaei uting Attorney Pugh has long
John, aged 5. The room was filled with threatened with destruction as the re­
Trinidad, Col., June 7. Virtually tically the highest since the civil war. been trying to get President !x»uis W.
at the same time.
gas, and the police believe the mother sult of floods and waterspouts in Wyo­ every branch of industry in this city No manipulation of the provision mar­ Hill to appear before the grand jury in
leaders of the alleged Mexican Na­ turned on the deadly vapor which ended ming today. The plant of the Carbon
and neighboring towns is at a stand­ kets is now chsrg«i, but the high the Gordon case, and failing in that be
tional lottery have been arrested in the three lives. Glaesser was release«! Timber company at Douglaa, is under
still, as a result of the destruction of prices are due to the disappointing re­ determin«! to seize this oportunity to
New York and a gigantic fraud today ami the company which cause«) water ami the sawmills and railroad
the new powerhouse of the Southern ceipts of hogs during the month of get James J. Hill.
broken up.
bis arrest said there woul«i tie no proa tracks have been wash«! out. A cut Colorado Power comnanv. An siple. May. an«! thus far during the present
The fire department of Victoria. B. ecution. Glaesser was not advised that nn the Union Pacific has delayed Uaiiic. ■ion in the transformer started a fire month.
Sailors Escape by Fores.
At Uva a waterspout wash«! out a which wip«i out the plant, causing a
C., is using its chemical engines to ex­ his family was dead when released.
San Francisco, June 2. Four sailors
bridge
on
the
Colorado
&
Southern
ami
terminate the caterpillar put on the
lose on building and machinery of more
Waehtub Puts Out Blare.
of the British ship Mussel Crag, ly­
several pieces of track.
Defends American Colleges.
trees of the city.
than $300,000. The fire is nothing
Aberdeen, Wash., June 5. Finding ing in the bay. made their escape from
short of a calamity, as it cuts off the the rear en«l of hie automobile on fire that vessel early today by binding an<I
Ithaca, N. Y., June 8. Warmly de­
Secretary Ballinger has approved
N. break« Suffers Heavily.
fending
American
colleges
and
univer
­
power which operates the local ami in­ while on the road between Hoquiam gxggiog the watchman and rowing to
the regulations for opening the surplus
1.incoin, Neb., June 8.— Seven inches terurban electric lines, lighting plant, and Aberdeen and no water within a shore in a small boat One of the men
lands of the Coeur d'Alene, Spokane sities from the severe criticisms of
President Woodrow Wilson and other of rain at Hebron and four Inch»« a» newspaper plants, foundries, etc.
mile, Charles Armstrong, observing a haa been denied admission to this
and Flathead reservations.
New England university presidents, Pieasantdale today caused floods and
woman washing at her home near the country, because he is a sufferer from
Encarnacion Diaz, loader in the con­ who charge that the intellectual life of serious damage In and near those
Demand Freeman Resign.
roadside, ran to her aide grabbed up trachoma, a contegloua disease of tha
spiracy to Invade Mexico ana overthrow American universities is decaying, towns. More than 200 feet of Bur­
Orange, N. J., June 7,—Because he th* tub, clothes and all, and with the eyes, ami Captain Fraser is liable to a
President Diaz, who was panioned by President J. G. Schurman, of Cornell, lington track were under six feet'of invites] Emma Goldman and Alexander contents put out the blaze. The wo­
heavy fine for allowing him to land.
President Taft, left the federal prison pour«! a broadside into the system of water, and trains were stalled for ten Berkman, anarchists, to a lunch«»n re­
man ran shrieking, thinking it was a The boat waa found upside down and
at 1-eavenworth, Kan., Friday.
education at the older universities in honors. A Burlington freight engine cently given by the exclusive May­ holdup, but Armstrong explained the there is a poeaibility that the men met
his farewell address to the senior class and four cars went into a ditch on ac­ flower Descendants' Society, Alden situation after the fire waa out ami with an accident after leaving the ship.
So-Wah-Ta, a fullblooded Oneida
today.
count of th« soft track.
Freemen, of thia place, haa been asked pacified the woman by settling the
Indian, stalked into the license bureau
to resign from the Orange chapter. damage.
Ssismographe Register Big Quake.
of the police department in Chicago,
Whiskey in Tomato Boses.
Whits Salmon Moves Back.
Sons of the American Revolution.
and made formal application in excel­
Manila, June 4. Beginning at 2:46
El Reno, Okla., June 8.- Boxes la­
White Salmon, Wash., June 8.—The
Taft Not tolVisit West.
lent English for 6 state permit to run
o’clock and continuing until 6:02
belled
"tomatoes
’
’
and
"gloea
starch,'
’
Peru
Sends
Swede
Home.
Columbia river at this place is high ami
an automobile.
Grand Junction, Col , June 6.- Pres­ o’clock thia morning, the seismograph«
but containing instead old bourbon still rising rapidly. It is epxected the
Lima, Peru, Juno 7.- The Peruvian ident Taft will not attend the exer­ at the observatory here registered an
By bolding a piece of down town whiskey, were seized here today at the waters will reach the highest point in government haa canceled the exaqua- cises incident to the opening of the intense miaroseiemic disturbance. It
Chicago property 24 years, William K. d rection of th«* United States district many years. A large part of the fiat teur of the Sw«!ish consul general, Gunnison irrigation turnel early in is estimated that the earthquake waa
Lobenstein, of New York city, has attorney. John Embry, becauaeof false below the town is flood«! and prepara­ Luis Is>moboke, in whose houxe on August, and probably will not make 2000 to 3000 kilometers dietanL Th«
made a dear profit of more than 97M,- labels. There were 144 pinta of whis­ tions are beirg made to move above May 1 Carlos Pierloa and others im­ his contemplated trip to the West thia record corresponds closely to that ob­
000. This is at the rate of more than key in th« consignment which was the dang« r line many buildings and plicated in the rising against the gov­ summer, according to a telegram re­ tained in February, 1903, during the
*30,000 a year.
shipped from Kansas City.
warebuui-ea near the water's edge.
ernment took refuge.
ceived today.
earthquake in Java ami Sumatra.
President Taft will visit the Pacific
roast next October.