The Santiam news., July 29, 1910, Image 6

CURRENT EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
PINCHOTITES GROW DESPERATE
Friends Will Have Favorable
Whether or No.
LABOR WAR IS ENDED.
Long Fight Against Buck Stove Com­
pany Declared Off.
Verdict
BE MURDERED
Cincinnati — A peace agreement of
great importance to organized labor
waa made here hetwren officers of th<
Amer.can Fed.r.t,.... of i.i-,r .nd
member* of the btovc >«<undera Ne-
tional Defense aaeoeiation.
The effect of the agreement ia to
end the bitter warfare between the
federation of labor and the Buck Stove
Steal Caboose from Rapidly-Moving 4 Range company of St. Louis. The Intense Feeling Against Taft and His
association and the stove company,
Policies in Nicaragua Madriz
Train and Then Cut Train in
through its representatives here, an-
Bold and Boastful.
Many Sections.
rxmured their withdrawal from the,
prosecutions against President Gom-
per«. Vice President Mitchell snd Sec-'
Washington- Fear exists that Ed
South Bend. Ind. As a climax to a retary Morrison, of the f<-deration of
night and a day of rioting in the yards labor, in the contempt case now pend- *in F. Trimmer, United Statre consul
at Cape Gracias, Nicaragua, may be
of the Grand Trunk railway in which a >ng against them.
While the prosecutions hanging over assaulted or poaaibly even assassina­
freight train of 50 arars was cut into
M<e«rs. Gompers, MiL hell and Mor­
ted, and it has been decided to send
ten sections, Pinkerton detective« were
rison, of the federation of labor, have
atoned, and five passenger trains were passed out of the harwls of the stove th«- cruiser Tacoma to that port to in­
•tailed for hours, an attempt was mwle company which instituted them, and vestigate* If conditions demand it.
to wreck castbound passenger No. 8. are now pending in the United SlaU-e marines will 1« landed to protect
known as the Detroit and New York Supreme errnrt at Washington, repro* Amcrican live« ami property,
tentative« of the «Live company ami
.
J
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express.
The engineer, by chance, of th.- National !>ef. use as^--.st,on. by D Th" *“ ,h*
m“le„ to.,t7
agree to with- State department by Thomas P. Mof-
saw the thrown switch in time to th. article, aig.irel,
1
B”W’
bring his train io a stop and prevent a draw their attorneys from the caa«-.
Whether the a|«pe.l of the three men
t Tw? "^7. «
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catastrophe.
from jail sent, n.-.-s tepeawd upon them onlcr/ *1
C-I*' Granas on the Taro-
When he left the engine to inv«*sti- tor alk-g«d violation of an injunction ma. he says, after a «mferenro be-
gate he waa stoned by the mob, in ah.ll be fought to a finish in th«- Su tween hi nisei f and Commander Hmee,
which were msny foreigners, but the
preme court is said to rest now with oi . ’ Dubuque.
.
timely sppcarance of police preven ted Attorney General Wickeniham.
„ ^".article in La Naremn, an offic.al
him from being seriously hurt. Short­
The Ave articles of the agreement Madriz organ published at Managua,
ly after the attempt to wreck th«- train arc as follows-
indicates the feeling in Nicaragua
was made, Jay Frcel, a car nrpairer,
F.ret A conference
.mferenew to be held by
bv
Americans.
First
Americans, In psrt it reads
in the employ of the railroad, waa shot
t Ke I — I— > r
i, ■ f
in. ** '' loWS •
It is now believed that President
and seriously wounded by John Peck, officers of the labor organisât lona in­
"We Nicaraguans have some limit<*d
Rawn, of the "Monon railway, coin HEAVY FIGHTING IS REPORTED a Pinkerton' detective, who with two volved and Mr. Van Cleave, of the
means to which we may resort as a fin-
milted suicide to escape gigantic graft
companions, Eldridge Graham and Wil-
company, at St. Louis,
Second
rec«.Uree tf it comes to the point
exposures which he knew would soon Success of Revolution May Dapend Ham McReynolds, all of Battle Creek,
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* The
' agreement in regard b. al
«k...♦ the
«k,. Yankee
V-wL..... tries •_»
that
to .......
carry out u:.
his
occur.
the
ri4»urii
and
condition*
of
cm
on Battle Now in Progree».
Mich., were arrested ami are now be­
threaL
I-et
us
lay
hands
on all the
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wv
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'
ployment
.hall
take
effect
within
9(1
August Ropke, bookkeeper of the
Blu.-ficlda, Nicaragua
Advic«-s re­ ing held by the jwilice pending th«- out-
North ’Americans residing in Nicara-
T* competitors in the Ida «nd let us say to Mr. Taft;
Fidelity Trust company, of IxHiiaville, ceived at the insurgent hea«jquartrrs come of FreePa wound, which is in U>e exiating in ah<>|« W of
‘For
back
cloae
to
the
spine.
Frcel
is
in
i
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;
Ky.. is believed to have embezzled the from General Mena state the latter's
- bt.
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, union
union each shot you hurl against us, the
the
hospital.
city
of
i<ouia,
operating
entire surplus of the
corporation, belief that the success of the revolu­
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head of one of your countrymen shall
In th«* cour»«- of the afternoon a m«>b
amounting to 11,400,000.
tion in the interior hinges upon the
Thin! . _
The labor unions will make n>ll on the gnmnd.’
which
congregated
at
Olivers,
the
first
known that the differences between the
Another of the means to which we
A salmon was caught at Astoria, outcome of fighting now in pr«>greaa
station of the Grand Trunk within the
two organixations have haM satmfac
r,",>rt •" re'< r g<- fi r so K’n-nt an
Ore., with a fish hook of foreign make north of Acoyapa. An insurgent vic­
limits of South Bend, t«umcd several
r .-■. a: 1 f-'T th:- ! do rut l»‘ln-v<- we
emiicilded in its mouth. It is believed tory is re porteti.
tonly adjusted.
calxHisea,
but
efforts
to
burn
freight
General .Moncado is now at Juigslpa
to have come from the Southern Cali
Fourth The Buck Stove A Range ,re '*'** “^Ic than the Young Turks—
insurgents.- I 'p- ti . cars were made fruitless by the arrival
fornia or Mi-xico coast, as no hooks of at the head >>f
company
will withdraw all suits now ' let u" ,,rK’S"ii’.<.- in the form of a ¡>ower-
; of detectives and the fire department
f e !. «■» that th«- g
co"lilion, to the end that in all the
this kind are made or used in this
[ m - nding against the labor organiza
The
rioting
began
when
a
freight
meni forces were advancing upon him
I jitin-American countries no goods
country.
tiona.
on either side, Moncado divided his train of 50 cant entered the city und«*r
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Fifth
A ropy of thia agreement *h“H ** ,,u,r ha8,‘'1 fr”n' the Unitod
Flour will soon advance 20 cents a for ics, sending one column to engage full speed, evidently with the intention
will be publish«*d in the journals of the
m,k'nK our
“"«ler land
barrel.
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of
rushing
through
South
Ben«l
with
General Castrili*. while with th«- other
the F**
most ecffiacioua method
labor organizations and displaytd - in | that
1, 1 thia
,* is , ute
out
a
atop.
Shortly
after
it
(>aa*e«l
the
Rainfall has checked the forest fires he led an attack on General Vasquez.
_ _J common enemy of
the lai»or departments of the stove ¡ *,oln
in many localitias on th«- Pacific Coast. the commander in chief of the govern­ station it was discovered that the ca­
our race, so proud on account of its
company.
boose had been lust and a atop was
p«>wer, so insolent on account of its
Norway's recognition of the Madriz ment forces, and General Garrida at
made to pick up the missing car.
Comolpa.
pride, and ao detestable on account of
blockade has aroused indignation at
STILL
PERSECUTE
JEWS.
Almost imm«*diately a gang of men
After 10 boors' fighting, Garrida
its insolence."
Washington.
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with
his 500 men ___________________
retreated in disorder. w ran between the cars, released the air
Eleven men were killed in a prema leaving many dead and woun«lcd on the I’1“«* ",xi cut the air hose, thua mak- Russians Expel Them From Kiev,
DIE FIGHTING FLAMES.
lure explosion of a 12-inch gun al
But **
Many Return.
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in>|.»B^.I. !-■ no*« the tr..
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Fortress Monroe, Virginia
RjrV Rua,ja.
„ bfon ()f Three Men Trapped by Forest Fires
large amount of ammunition and 100 At the ..me time the Pinkerton detec-
It is said false reports of g«>l<l strike pack mules with camp rquipmenL live, who showed thenwelve. were J<wg frwn Kiev continue, al the rate
Near Albany, Oregon.
at Idltarod, Alaska, have filled that Among the prisoners is Sslvador Man- ’,H«><d. Realizing that the situation of 45 a day. From July 4 to July 15, 1
Albany, Or.- Three men were burn­
tills.
wo desperate C. A. McNut, the local 497 were
wvlr ,.
B
„ by what is known as :
camp with h undr,da of destitute men.
expelled
ed to death in a forest fire along the
The other Insurgent division is sup- •X,‘nt« J“’1’* ’n * hurry csll for ^the po tbe
that,., they were
s^U.m r'i7e7‘<W>«ite’ "f
A bitter fued between John D. poe«d to be engaging Genera) Cnatrilla. lice
and " tclegraph««d
“
‘
‘ ‘ Governor Marshall forced to
... actually leave u..
i
tuwn,
.
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Rockefeller and his brother Frank, of
for
io. tru<>|«.
vroupe.
Th«-
. ne «v
governor,
’ernor however,
nowever ,h).
, w< n.
-« o..-
r. as tern railway, four
many years standing, has been amic­
declined to order out the militia until
, A,.. .
- .1 , . . * , ivorvauis
Corvallte 4 & Eaatei
GRAIN OUTPUT IS CRUX.
the first method, which, i ineih-L isa mile, ,.aat ,,f Detn.it.
Th«- bodies
ably settled.
he was assured the police were not
warning for their departure, but per­
were
not
recovered
until
the
following
A diamond weighing 191 carats and Patton, Done With Gambling, Say» able to cope with the situation.
mits them time for a settlement of pri- 7"'*
..
The
dead
are
Philip
Richmond,
worth 1150,000 in the rough has been
vate affairs.
EXPLOSIONS JAR CINCINNATI.
Good Time* Depend on Crop*.
of Salem; Jay M. Bnx.ks, of Craw­
found in the famous Premier mine, in
In the majority of cases th«- latter
fordsville, Or., and Frank McGoey. of
New York Reiterating his declara­
South Africa.
method prove«! ineffective, hs the Jews
tion that he never would again re-enter Falling Wills Injure Many and Big in that category are prone to return to I Clearfield, Pa.
A Chicago man made his wife crawl
Acting against the advice of their
Fires Follow.
the •peculative arena and declaring ;
K lev after temporary -bronce.
.„reman,
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several blocks to church on her km-cs
foreman, me
the men
men went
went to
to death
in an
that in hie opinion the crux of the fin­
Two explosions wrecked
and confess that she was to blame for ancial situation lay with the grain a n Cincinnati
i
n
7*
k "’1“ rT
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ffort
to
get
their
tools.
Fire
na.i
Fire
had
la,iu7.rturing piant’ at’7wral’a7 edict ordering that all J ew. who could ,tartwl fr,,ni th„
u
f
their domestic trouble«.
. rope, parti.-ularly rorn. James A. Pat- enut. and Fimli.y atrret. «tarting a
h 17“ r'K .
engine at Hoover's
The three men
A French scientist declares that ten, the erstwhile "cotton king," conflagration that destroyed three ad­ elsewhere should
lie returned within ¡ „ .,«,
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the pale of the restricted district Of th. I WUh
*orkn”?". had gone to the
within a few years many surgical oper­ sailed for Europe on the steamer joining plants.
■ amp. An h«>ur later, after a vain
ations will be jwrformed by electricity Kmon I a nd. He waa accompanied by
Five firemen were ’buried by falling Polish provinces snd the Ukraine, be­
instead of by the surgeon's knife and his partner, William H. Bartlett, of walls, tail all were taken.out, seriously came effective, there have been ex • ffort to save the camp outfit from the
Sanies, these three men started to go
saw.
Chicago, and William 3. Clough, of injured.
pelled from thia city, Solemnka and
to a point 400 yards up a steep hillside
Boston.
The combined losses by the fire are Dmieffka suburbe, 3,011 persona by
It is believed that sonic f 10,000,000
“It seems the crux of III«« financial estimated at 1250,000. The first ex­ the second method and 3,641 by the to get their tools, where they had left
assets of the Pillsbury Washburn Mil
them when the fire started. The wind
ling company of Minneapolis have situation this fall depends on goud plosion occurr d in the plant of the first method.
was then blowing eastward, sending
crops," said Mr. Fatten.
"The oat Cincinnati Ball Crank company and is
been dissipated in bad notes and gam
the fire that way, so the trip up the
crop is short, wheat is short and hay supposed to have resulted from natural
bling by crooked officials.
NEW ENGLAND IS AFFECTED.
south hillside west of the fin- looked
is short. Now, if corn fails, the coun­ gas. The detonation waa heard for a
«afe. The men had about reached their
The postmaster of Tropic, Utah, who try might have x period of dull times.
distance of more than a mile. Other 700 Miles of Railroad Are Made Idle i tools when the wind suddenly changed,
has lieen a fugitive from justice since A great deal depends on the drouth.
plants badly damaged were the Cen­
[sweeping the fire with wonderful rap-
by Grard Trunk Srnke.
May 15, when a shortage of *2,300 i The entire corn belt has had a serious
tury Printing company and Cincinnati
' klity directly up the timber-covered
was discovered in his accounts, was deficiency of moisture since March 22. Lithogra|>hing company,.
Boston
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h.ll where th.- men were.
In a a few
„
found dead within a few miles of his
m the New Engl.n<l s at.-a were made
lh(.
home.
pra. t.cally idle by the strike of coo llrt.
(>f ,h„ „„
jnJ
Dakota Wheat is Burned.
Settlers Going South.
Ellensburg, Wsxh. W. H. Wilson,
Owing to the scarcity of railway
Washington
Migration from the ductors and trainmen declared through ¡nt„ a furnai.e
laborers Canada has decided to admit ««aistant to the third vice president of Central ami Northeastern parte of the out the entire Grand Trunk railroad
Falling burning trees mail« it impos­
without restriction from al) countries the Northern Pacific, who is hen- on an country. including Western Canada, system. Alxxit 450 trainmen in New j sible to ascend this hill until after
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except Asia, all construction laborers inspection trip, says that Montana ami tl, tbt< Southern ami Southeastern England are involved in the strike.
noon the following day. A rescue party
The strike in New England «fleets
,
who are mentally, morally and physic­ Dakota wheat ia burned up ami the .tales, ia attracting the attention of
1 Up, hoping against belief
ally fit, and who are guaranteed em­ farmers will harvest only a tenth of the immigration authorities. The im
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their crop. He finite business condi- migration officials ex[>cet soon to Se­
ployment.
I and had escaped the fire.
All three
The railroad shop, at 8L Alb.ro, '
h<(W
tkins good in spite of crop failures ami feive a
r,-|».rt from Montreal
A negro has been appointed collector
however, burned
„ m>t
,
says that conditurns as far as crops tH.aring on the subject of imm.gration, X ermont where 3 ,1 m.-n are employ bad|y
of customs at Washington. D. C.
The shop em Two
W|>n. foUm) 1 recognition.
ami bimmesa is concerned were never including the return of Americans to cd. have been clroed
one
Stock is reported to be dying on better.
I loo yards further up the h.ll.
Adverse railroad legislation thia country, and (lending receipt of ptoyes miopted re^dutrnro
k reight
v
Montana ranges on account of drouth.
will not interfere with the Northern that rejwirt. decline to discuss the mat- the strike of the trainmen.
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Pacific policy of expansion.
ter for publication. Experta say the traffic is tied Up.
Fire destroyed a North Yakima,
Diver Jumps to Death.
movement
will
begin
next
October.
Wash,, clothing store, causing Illi,*00
Santa Hurries to Arctic.
. W*?‘ Pa!m B7ar?’i'** *D’*th ,B ,n
Long Labor War Ends.
damage.
c? .*«
a m
a
Blmont unheard-of form wjiit<xi for
announcement
St. Ixxiis -Formal
60 Killed in Cyclone.
m ke'hi«- h mU’ t’h'’ A ¡rPnJ*i
8- Raker, a 11-year old Jack-
The Forty-seventh annual convention ia made by J T. Templeton, aec-
Milan, Italy The list of the dead In T
H
3
I .'’
ArrtJ* ?rc * »onville lad. when he dived from a boat
of the Ancient Older of Hibernians is rotary
of the Buck
Stove
4 { ' the cyclone which swept over the dis- tmt the pupito and teachers of the gov- while awiIntIlill(t in Lak(. W(,rlh
A
in session in Portland.
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Range company, of the erxl of the I district
~t n N*;r‘^rn,Alaaka »“ntfree. a huge fl.t-bodisd aid groi
northwest
of Milan has in-
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some spectea of warm-water tiah. was
President Taft visited Eastport. fight with organised labor.
lil fi0 “n*l *)"• injured number
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hundred.
f°kc’ £*"Hiing and fuel had lurking ju,t under the boat. One of
Maine, in the extreme northeast cor- . ployea of the plant are to be organized.
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-—-• The material losa«*s
The
announcement
«ays in r-
part:
are ( estimated
at many
ma’ny minion«.
miHioro.
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Rtimnuti hi
A* not b.-«-n ahipi«ed on the steamer S l the barbed spines which this fish car-
ner of the United States.
l>resent management is. ami always has aiatanre baa fwn ^.nt U1 thc Ti||a(rva H.ilen^ *h,Ch7“
fOt
ries on Its whip-like tsil pierced the
The First National convention of the been, friendly to orgamzed labor. We wbifh aUffcrr,i m(-t ecvrrely from the <dher Arctic ports as far north as Point ^y«. neck. «-Utting the jugular vein
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Board believe labor has a right to organize ,tormi bm tbrrr arc many homelero to Ho^. tongrerowrorolateth« year H. rose to the surf^ cryinffor he";
of Erin, ia in acesion in New York for iU protection and ad vance me nt, ’•---- 5*
that It wro .mp.iro.b e to rend the an<1 bIeil tl>
(lrath
,
£
be taken
taken care
care of.
of.
City.
school supplies on a sailing vessel ard minutro.
r
Squids Puzzle Spokane,
Fire Sweeping Colorado.
there waa danger that some remote
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There ia much trouble in Bogota.
Spokane, Wash. -Two well develop­
Fort Collins, Colo.—A force of 35 schcmls might get no supplies at all.
Chicago Over 2.000.000
Colombia, caused by feeling against
Chicago The population of Chicago
the American streetcar company oper­ ed devil fish, or giant squids, measur­ men has left here in automobiles to
ing over three feet from tip to tip, fight
forest fires which are raging
Lou.sv.lls & Nashville G.vea More
has pissed the 2.000.000 mark, acremh
_
_ _ on
ating there.
were dragged from the Spokane river Stove Prairie at the head of Buckhorn
Ixiuisville, Ky. — Four thousand ing to the 1910 school census just made
One waa ami Redstone creeks, 20 mile* west of Ixtuisvillc shop employes of the Louis- jsiblie. The total minor population of
A motor fishing boat on the fishing just back of the city hall.
grounds at the m««uth of the Columbia still alive when capture«!. Their pres­ here. According to reports received ville A Nashville railroad were given a the city is 814,115, an increase of 6«.
waa seen to capsiM and sink with two ence here, hundreds of miles from wa­ here the fire has already destroyed «urprise when they opened their pay 768 over the census of 1908
Baaed on
men. No help could reach them in ter and above the falls, is a puzzle not considerable timber and is sweeping envelopes and found therein an unaolie- the minor count, the total booulatmn is
into the national forest reserve.
| itzd increase of 6 per csnL
¡2,100,000.
t~puiaiion is
yet solved.
time and both were lost.
Washington — The 1‘incbot-Garfield
press agents, who arc also press agents
of the insurgent leaders of the R«-|ub-
lican party, have served notice on
the Pinchot-Bel linger investigating
committee that they must return a ver­
dict unfavorable to the secretary of the
General Resume of Important Evant« interior, anil favorable to Messrs Pin*
rbot, Garfield, Glavis, Newell, et al.,
Presented In Condensed Form
or
there will be a renewal of hostilities
for Our Busy Readers.
and a revival of last summer's acandal.
In other words, nothing short of s
vindication
of Pinchot and his parti­
Hot winds ar« destroying crops in
sans esn prevent the setive injection
Oklahoma.
President Taft received a sprained of the Pinchot Ballinger case into the
ankle while playing golf.
fall campaign.
Ever since tho investigation closed,
Logged off lands are being exten­
sively use«! by Coast farmers for graz­ it has been well understood that a ma­
jority of the Investigating committee
ing purposes.
was convinced no case had been made
A earload of Immigrants shout to ¡out against the secretary of the inter­
Start West were held up at the landing ior, and tiic general belief has been
at Weehawken. N. J.
that the rc|a«rt of the majority would
King George, of England, seeks to sustain the secretary and probably con­
establish and maintain |>eace among demn the men who instigated ami pro­
moted the attack upon him, and over
the different political parties.
his head attacked the president. Sena­
Forest fires rage around the town of
tor Nelson, chairman of the committee,
Rainy River, Ontario, and there is
has made no concealment of his disgust
little hope of saving the town.
with the tactics of the Pinchot Glavis
A delirious typhoid fever patient in crowd, and Senators Root, Flint and
a Spokane hospital leaped from a Sutherland are as readily count«! with
fourth story window and was instant­ the majority, as arc Representatives
M i all, I >. >.t>p. and Olmsted.
ly killed.
Doings of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
Threats Made to Retaliate on
Prisoner (if War.
Riotous Strikers Attack Trains
on Grand Trunk Road.
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